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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
2
A strike across several areas led to widespread unrest as picketers clashed with opponents. Riots erupted in multiple localities with numerous injuries reported amid confrontations between striking workers and security or counter-protesters.
Disjointed report notes 6000 workers at C F and Lin Pueblo walk out amid plant shutdowns and looming labor actions. mentions executives and officials, possible references to detectives, and a broad strike wave across multiple sites with mentions of insurance, military and regional disruptions.
Fragmented OCR text shows a crowded speech at a joint assembly with unclear names and locations. The readable portions mention terms like Maver, Hooke, and Fans, but concrete events, dates, and outcomes are obscured. The piece reflects a chaotic transcription with partial names and scattered topics.
In a wartime ceremony, Pershing was honored as a national figure. The article details a large crowd, patriotic displays, and speeches praising his leadership and the American war effort. It notes the influence on public morale and references a Nobel-like tribute to wartime service. The piece also mentions other dignitaries, newspaper mentions, and a discussion of postwar national memory.
A maritime report states the Valbanera, long believed lost after sinking, has been located by a submarine chaser. Confirmation of the vessel and recovery details are awaited.
A disaster off Key West left 450 lives lost as a vessel sank in forty feet of water. Divers locate wreckage and bodies, authorities name captain and officers, and rescue efforts continue as a United States coast guard and others search nearby shores for more survivors.
The Minister of Education in Budapest fines appalling Bolshevik influences in schools. After Bolshevists seized the schools on April 1 last year, they wrecked departments and abolished reform, disrupting education and literature distribution to promote unapproved ideas.
A strike of ten workers affecting 30,000 men has been called as workers demand higher wages. Arthur Henderson, future House of Commons member, is president of the union leading the action.
Chile’s long serving leader of the Liberal pacts, President from 1910 to 191A, has died. The aging figure presided over domestic seating arrangements and cream parton roles during his tenure, marking the end of an era in Chilean politics.
Italian authorities warn Venice prefect helped plan a blockade as rebels under Di Anunzios near Fiume face pressure. News dispatch notes isolation of Fiume, censorship curbs, and alleged troop movements by Italian forces and allied ships. Reports from Paris cite official statements and a military attache briefing on embassy actions.
The article notes women married to American soldiers, including those from New York and other areas, have begun obtaining passports for travel. It mentions military officials and a wartime program enabling these brides to join servicemen, with arrivals anticipated soon.
Hundreds of thousands of bushels of wheat risk rot in western Nebraska due to shortages of railroad cars and delays in shipments to Omaha and Kansas City. Governor McKernan plans to urge action by the railroad administration while publishers weigh moving plants west to escape labor union influence.
General strike sweeps steel plants with thousands abandoning work in solidarity. Workers unions coordinate nationwide action, challenging management amid ongoing labor tension and demand for better wages and conditions.工
In Gary Indiana a massive U S Steel walkout paralyzed plants as 10s of thousands of workers refused to report for night shifts. Union leaders claimed 40 to 50 percent of workers supported the strike while authorities prepared for wide scale deputization and police deployments statewide to maintain order.
Reports detail extensive flooding along the lower Grande River with towns under water and hundreds of adobe homes destroyed. The Mexican side shows thirty miles of inundation extending south, while northern communities endure varying levels of flood damage and disruption.
Elmer H. Cox, deserter from Camp Devens in 1918, evaded capture by hiding on Victory Mountain after abandoning enlistment. He survived by eating bark and berries, sleeping in trees, and walking barefoot to avoid trails. A local man, Charles H. Howe, found him near Victory Mountain and brought him to town for custody and hospital observation.
Mrs. Sarah Matheson testified in San Francisco that she killed her pet parrot to save its reputation after the bird began cursing at her. She described the parrot saying "Good night you blankety blank" and admitted the killing as part of an action for incompetence filed by a relative.
Kansas City reporter details a theft case where H H Rayner of Du Pont Powder uses a hat to hide his $174 while staying at a Walnut Street rooming house. Lilian Fox, keeper of the home, is arrested after Rayner’s money vanishes, with Fox denying the theft amid hotel intrigue.
Bandits blew up trains in the region below Cratenas, overrunning Huaxtera and robbing travelers. Several persons were killed or injured as passengers on multiple lines faced attacks and robberies.
An official record notes that pilot Roland Robins, testing a Curtiss aircraft, reached 610 feet above sea level at Roosevelt Field. In seven minutes he reportedly climbed to 34 500 feet, with altimeter reading 135 400 feet, according to the barograph.
Market note shows late quotations for wheat cornmeal and sugar with prices per bushel or cwt. Wheat rates quoted 95.50 to 95.65 per ewt, cornmeal green and white 20.65 per ewt, sugar refined 10.06 per ewt. The report cites Whraul U8 and the Bureau of kets with fragmented OCR text.
The article lists Chicago market quotes for livestock including heavy and packing sows, beef steers, veal, and sheep with varied weights and prices. It also notes grain prices in Chicago cash markets and a $265 million balance due from France to the United States tied to wartime cooperation and railroad equipment purchases since the armistice.
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