Official's Call for End of Strike Sparks Labor Tension
A late breaking report from San Francisco and Washington describes officials urging an end to a looming general strike. Hugh S. Johnson, NRA spokesman, says the federal government cannot act to coerce a general strike and calls on coast communities to avoid disruption while longshoremen and maritime workers consider action. In California Governor Merriam and the San Francisco dispatch director cite violations and mandate responses as federal and state authorities monitor the evolving labor dispute.
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Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
QUAKE KILLS SOLDIER IN WINDOW SCENE
A soldier died in an incident described as a quake related event. The report notes two racks and a deed reference, with a clerk and East Was area mentioned. Further details are unclear in the fragment.
East To West 2 rarity in Lor the Chinese degetion
The fragmentary notice mentions a so called East To West 2 item tied to Lor and Chinese context. Details are unreadable but imply a rarity or special designation within a local report.
Frederick county farm committee sets pasture price plan
The administrator and officials form a county committee to set prices for local grazing. Farmers will be allocated pasture during a testing period with cattle not to market immediately. Only steers will be moved into the state plan under supervision and later turned over to the administrator for food use.
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Itlanee
City Court Dockets Two Transients for Disturbances
A special court session docketed two transients Fran Naugh and Cornelus Standard with fines or 30 day terms for disturbances. Officers Bern PBhebus and Fred Sirn reported incidents on East Third Street and centers, with additional time to leave or pay bail.
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Cornelus Standard
Naughnut
Fred Sirn
Standard
Benjamin Phebus
East Third Street
AM. M. Fields
C. Wilson
Subversive Lee Targeted by New York Press
A fragment notes scrutiny of Lee as a figure of subversion in New York press circles. The report outlines media attention and public reaction without graphic detail, highlighting tensions between press coverage and political concerns.
Fragmented OCR leads to a scattered political and scientific note
The text references Barker on an alleged charge of bigamy, mentions the President's wife, and hints at Roosevelt in California. It also touches on cricket as divine, tragedy and shame, and cites Alberta chemists developing a hydro-generating process to extract gasoline from Canadian tar sands.
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University of Aberta
Canada
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