Coal Operators Consider Action To Lower Soft Coal Prices
A national coal association meeting considered steps to eliminate unreasonably high prices for soft coal. The attorney general urged cooperation with the Department of Justice. A resolution was unanimously adopted to form district committees to push price relief and combat profiteering.
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Windle
National
Ats
Feom
Amimediut
Taideqda
Jseneral
Department of Justice
al Tivnereie
United States
Department of. Justice
Word To Women Mrs Thomas Aims For Health Forthright Message
Fragmentary text discusses women's empowerment and health guidance attributed to Mrs Thomas. It references duties, water salutes, and urging self care, with unclear surrounding context and garbled lines. Names or organizations are not clearly identifiable from the readable portions.
Miners Demand Wage Boost in Pennsylvania Conference
Representatives of Pennsylvania anthracite coal miners pressed for a 13 to 14 percent wage increase and a universal eight hour day plus a minimum of $6 a day for ordinary laborers at a conference with operators in Philadelphia. The meeting, arranged by President Wilson, led to notes that the eight hour standard applies to most workers and that any gains would be weighed against potential consumer price impacts.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Reading Con and” Iron Company
Reading
Wilson
Undertaker Mistakenly Finds Crepe on Door
A diagnosis by Captain Baltemaiz reveals no death at the door of Jake Mark Toatn. The undertaker mistook the address and affixed a crepe wreath, only to learn the occupant is alive and likely startled by the error.
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sMeht-naige
Willian H
Funeral plans for Corks Lord Mayor MacSwiney in London
London reports outline funeral arrangements for Corks Lord Mayor MacSwiney. Dublin aid from Dail Eireann promised for obsequies with a fifty man Irish Volunteers body guard. Cork officials and civic leaders, including Deputy Mayor Golby, travel to London to join in processions to Cork.
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London
MacSwiney
Cork
Dominic
Atle
Dublin
Dail Eireann
Irish Republican
Colie
Corporation of Cork
Golby
O'Callaghan
Southwark
Fetham
Eneh
Catafalque
St. George's Cathedral
Belitz
Father
Irish Mourners Seized In Cork Riots At MacSwiney Funeral
In Cork residents were arrested as they neared the funeral of Lord Mayor MacSwiney. Police investigated if the men planned vengeance or simply attended the funeral. Three shot earlier by masked assailants, one registrar among the dead. rioting reported in Belfast with effigies burned and authorities summoned to restore order.
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England
Cork
MacSwiney
Thur- Ae
Michinell
Ryan
Pneumo
Dublin
Arobe Joy
Ejeia
Belfast
George
Was
Felice
Farmers Boost Wheat Advance Amid Refocato Sellers
Chicago Oct 27 Wheat prices rose with trade authorities reporting a tentative advance as December delivery touched 82.10 and 90 cents. Missed farmers strike failed to affect the market. officials of the United States Wheat Growers Association argued prices did not cover production costs despite strong export buying. Exporters reportedly purchased about 1,250,000 bushels of American wheat.
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Chicago
Ager Ag
United States Wheat Growers’ Association
Stwart
Man Mazorkigwick jailed for double murder in Stelton
Michael Mazorkigwich, 26, was convicted of murdering Misses Satie and Sue Welter in Stelton on September 12. He received life with hard labor in a New Jersey state prison. He claimed self defense after a confrontation when stopping the Sims auto. prosecutors argued robbery motive.
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New Brungwick
N. J
Michael
Mazorkigwick
Satie
Sue Welter
Stelton
Ufé
State Prison
Mazorklewich
Whisky Theft Feeds Chicago Crime Ring In Loop Heist
Stolen liquor spree from a wholesale house in Chicago on October 27 involved thieves with motor trucks. They bound a watchman at the central police station and carted away barrels and 300 cases of whisky valued at $200,000, with $100,000 reported in whisky missing.
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Chicago
Suicide rumors at Mechigan wedding party scene
A fragment reports a man aged 40 apparently shot himself at a wedding in Negaunee Michigan while friends and wedding party awaited Dr Miller. The article notes no known reason for the self inflicted death and mentions Viola Connors as part of the party.
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Suiside
Stonzegetinee
Mich
Dek
Miller
Drom Neal
Viola Connors
Nis” Flancee
Negaunee
Arty
New Italian Ambassador Named for Washington Post
Rome October 27 Senator Roland Reel indicated in Popolo Romano that he will be appointed Italian ambassador to Washington. The report notes the selection follows diplomatic practice and signals ongoing ties between Rome and Washington.
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Rome
Roland Reel
Popolo Rominno
Washington
Bayer Aspirin Ad Promotes Genuine Tablets
An advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin with the claim that only packages bearing the Bayer name prove authentic and prescription quality. It highlights common uses for cold, headache, neuralgia, rheumatism, and general pain and notes small twelve tablet packets and larger drugstore packs.
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Bayer
Physiciaha
Proposed Stockyard Takeover In District of Columbia Plan
A historical note describes a proposed dissolution and takeover involving the Packers and stockyard holdings. It outlines a November 1 date, a court proceeding in Maine, and a plan to transfer voting power to a trust supervised by the District of Columbia. The arrangement would empower trustees to operate or lease the yards under a federal framework with United Stockyards and Chicago Steel yards involved.
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Eringee
Ithe Aaya
Maine
Jasued
Hive
Dominnte
District
Silence Bound Ex-Athlete Paroled After Ten Years
Massachusetts convict Patrick Hanley, who spent 22 years in prison and refused to speak for a decade, was released. Once a noted sprinter, his vocal powers may be impaired by long silence, and he will need to relearn speech. He will also continue limited communication via signaling pad. The final sentence of his 1900s crime originated in Lawrence where he was jailed for larceny of shoes.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Patrick Hanley
Manley
Lawrence
Find Man and Two Sons Dead in Connecticut River
In Meriden Connecticut on October 27 the body of 36 year old William A Taylor a silver worker was found in Black Ranch. In a nearby rowboat the bodies of his two sons Arthur 14 and Fred 10 were found. All three had been shot through the head. Authorities believe Taylor hinted Nimstworsonk then shot himself and fell overboard.
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Meridan
Conn
William
A. Taylor
Black Ranch
Arthur
Fred
Taylor
Nistworsonk
Revolt in South Russia Reported in Oct 27 Dispatch
A brief from Bucharest notes a revolt breaking out in southern Russian regions including Odessa Kherson and Poltava. Ukrainian nationalists and Bolshevik factions are said to be gathering at Yozhesnik to move north west toward Niklev to join the revolt ongoing in the area.
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Russia
Bucharest
Romania
Odeasa
Kherson
Padolla
Bulin
Lost Anniversary Aboard Ship In Ocean Crossing
Reported at Maileng Pennsylvania Oct 27 a wedding anniversary aboard a sea voyage went missing during a crossing. The couple had attended the world Sunday school convention in Tokyo and were aboard a ship that later found itself a day ahead. The voyage includes plans to tour several countries before returning home. A separate incident mentions Storvert surrender after an altercation leaving a man injured.
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Clebrate Ja
Maileng
Airs
Burd Cassel
Tokyo
Nevalzenl
Dry victories in Canada four provinces vote
Four Canadian provinces Alberta Manitoba Saskatchewan Nova Scotia voted on liquor prohibition. Saskatchewan and Alberta stayed dry while Manitoba Nova Scotia likely remained wet with large margins. Prohibition supporters hailed the results as a victory while opponents warned of liquor importation continuation.
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Ottawa
Alberta
Manitoba
Nova Scotia
Shakatchewan
Scotia
Saakatchewan
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