100000 Men Locked Out in Chicago Strike Halts Work
About 100000 construction workers across Chicago were locked out by builders after refusals to retract strikes and honor a union ultimatum. Carpenters stand firm as street and elevated rail unions vote to strike, threatening major layoffs and fare adjustments as officials seek wage settlements.
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Mons i Tintage
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Building Constructin Overs’ Association
Carpenters Union
Arant
Ee Fom
Fenton Praises Fain Fight Amid Labor Protests
Edgar Fenton president of the state federation of labor says protests against Pain's formation were well received in Washeton and Indianapolis. He expects further developments to satisfy labor interests as the American Federation and several international unions push against Fain's confirmation. The United Mine Workers of America among those protesting remains the strongest union voice in the issue.
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Washeton
Edgar Penton
State Federalabor
Wion
Indianapolis
Labor Interes
Fenton
American Federation
Fain
United Mine Workers of America
Srongest
United States
Im Say
Daylight repeal retained in bill to daylight saving law
Washington July 18 The House agriculture committee by majority action reported favorably to the agricultural appropriation bill a provision repealing the saving law affecting daylight saving between the last of October in each year, while preserving the standard time. The House rules committee adopted a rule making this legislation legal in the agriculture appropriation bill, and in this form the fight for daylight saving is expected to be waged in Congress.
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Washington
Majority
House Rules Committee
Congress
Frisco Machinists Vote Counted in Strike Motion
Frisco machinists vote on a strike asked by the Frisco Machinists Union as delegates arrive in Kansas City. The vote, to be tallied today, concerns a possible strike over local Frisco issues and union leadership.
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Frisco Machinists
Kansas City
St. Louis & Nelson Federallion
Frisco Machinists’ Union
Springfield
Shots Fired at Officer Behind Coblenz Context
Unclear fragment reports an officer being shot at from behind in Coblenz amid claims of an attempted assassination involving unidentified Germans. The text is garbled, offering few verifiable names, dates, or locations for precise summarization.
Major Cockrel Provost Marshal Targeted in Germany
Gunfire targeted Major Cockrel, provost marshal of the American forces in Germany, with German forces escaping after shots were fired near his home in St Paul, Minnesota. No injuries reported.
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American Terres
Germany
Liethayer
Major Cockriel
Staal
Minn
Belind
Love and Deception Probe in County Embezzlement Case
A complex tale of love, alleged deception, and a wanted baby unfolds as the county attorney investigates a Kansas City born infant amid claims by a wife in Osage county. A nurse reportedly aided the scheme by retrieving a newborn for misrepresented paternity and residence.
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Wh At
Osage County
Oklahoma City
James
Air Service Mere Shell Says Washington Flight Lines Fail
Washington July 18 Senator Weden chair of the senate military affairs committee told the senate the army air service will be a mere shell after September 1. He condemned the service as inadequate and lacking sufficient personnel and equipment to sustain operations.
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Wadsworth
Washington
Weden
Senate
Army
Shell
Orth
Cable censorship ends next Wednesday Washington
July 18 The censorship will be ended by the board in Washington. The move comes as authorities plan new rules for cable content and service.
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Washington
Unitedates Oe
Editorial read in Ford libel trial names anarchist claim
International News Service reports in Mt. Clemens mid July the Ford and Chicago Tribune libel trial reached the editorial reading. Henry Ford testified that headlines should reflect story content and noted he had heard the phrase Ford is an Anarchist many times. The editorials center on allegations of bomb throwing and Ford’s reaction to the piece.
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MT. Clemens
Mid
Henry Ford-Chicgan Tribune
Ford
Autel
Elliott Stevertson
Stevenson
Kaiser Said to Spend His Time In Prayer Now
Berlin July 1 The Associated Drewes reports the illness of former Emperor William is serious showing nervousness and possible treatment abroad. The paper notes he stays in his apartment, seldom sees friends, and spends much time in prayer, speaking occasionally on religious topics. Anxious observers fear a relapse.
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Associated Drewes
Berlin
Pan. Verman
Deutsche Zeitung
Willian
New Heat Dryer Device Ordered by Hotel Washrooms
The Lee-Huckins hotel installs a device in its washrooms to replace towels and laundry bills. A white enameled stand houses a motor fan heater and adjustable nozzle to direct warm air over the face and hands after washing. The warm air dries quickly, eliminating the need for towels.
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Lee-Huckins
Veteran Sergeant Re Enlists In Army In City
James PF Britt, six years stationed here on recruit service, reenlisted this morning. He previously held the rank of sergeant, served seven months in France with the AEF after a WWI era commission as first lieutenant in the sanitary corps, and has resumed his prewar sergeant rank. A note from Washington mentions wine permits for religious sacraments.
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James PF. Britt
Britt
Leutenant
Sanitary Corps
France
A.ef
War veteran Ernest Flood returns from France with mules
Ernest Flood of this city and Oklahoma City men William Hanson and Roy Fight-Taster come back after nearly a year in France. Flood, a 339th remount squadron sergeant, describes guiding 10,000 mules and horses to the front and enduring bites and kicks, often on crutches or a cane. He recalls shelling fear and a few petty quarrels with the animals, and notes many drafted men sailing to Camp Travis.
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William Hanson
Roy Fight- Taster
Oklahoma
New York
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Ishoma
Ate
Sipisny
Camp Travis
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Postmaster Renamed by Wilson in Oklahoma City
Claude Weaver is renominated by President Wilson to serve four years as postmaster of Oklahoma City. Receipts nearly treble during his incumbency, rising from about 3000 to 4000 dollars, with salaries increasing from 180 to 600. The new federal building is under construction and Oklahoma City ranks among top postal-revenue cities. Weaver’s Senate confirmation is expected as a formality.
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Oklahomia City
Wilson
Washington
Weaver
Oklahoma
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Oklahoma City
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New’s Plea Is Not Guilty In Fatal Slaying Case
In Los Angeles on July date, Harry S. New Jr. pleaded not guilty to first degree murder of his sweetheart Freda Lesser before Superior Judge Gavin W. Craig. A large crowd, mostly women, crowded court and corridor as the indictment was presented. Trial was set for October 27 after defense demurrer to the indictment was overruled.
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Cal
Harry S. New, Jr
Freda Lesser
Gavin W. Craig
New
Yo He Back Analysis by EW Emphasizes Mindful Approach
EW examines the return of Yo He Back and argues the focus should be practical thinking over doubt. The piece weighs caution against overanalysis, urging action grounded in clear goals and steady habits.
Fragmented OCR Note Lacks Clear News Item
The readable fragments show stray letters and incomplete phrases likely from a page segment. No coherent event, people, or organizations can be identified to form a factual headline or summary.
Rescuers Search For Bodies In West Virginia Mine Disaster
In RIMMAN West Virginia July 1 a gas and coal dust explosion at the Tazewell Coal Company mine killed twenty one men and left many more buried. Rescue parties were digging for fourteen bodies as officials reported varying counts from Bluefield and Charleston with conflicting telegrams.
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W Va
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Terewell
Charleston
W.va
W. J. Heatherman
State Department of Mines
Tazewell
Bluefield
Chef Heatherman
Meg Heatherman
Mayor defends bond estimates amid criticism over use
Mayor Walton answered critics on the proposed 2 million bond for heat and 350 thousand for street improvements. He cited engineers’ figures three years old for water extensions and said no swap of supports for reciprocity occurred. City official Ollie Wilton defended sewer funding details and described street cleaning equipment as non-elite.
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Donnellys
Chamber of Commerce Auditorium
Victory Auditorium
Ollie Wilton
Wilson
Accused of Lynching Enter Pleas of Guilty
In Bay Minette Alabama on July 18 the trial of 28 men over the lynching of Franie Foukal a white farmer shot in Baldwin county jail last month ended as confessions of guilt were accepted from all but two defendants.
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Bay Minnette
Ala
Franiie Foukal
Baldwin County
Governor Receives Wire of Approval for Reparations Demand
The secretary for the Protection of American Rights in Mexico wires Governor Robertson with approval and commendation for demanding reparation after the murder of an American man and the outraging of his wife by a Mexican outlaw.
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Mexico
Robertson
Elevator Plan For County Courthouse Upgrades
County commissioners outline next year improvements for the courthouse including attic remodeling on the fourth floor for offices and a jury room, and the installation of an elevator. A $4,000 general fund appropriation funds repairs and improvements for county buildings. The plan also includes repainting interiors and eight juvenile jail cells with a $7,500 budget for basement jail enhancements.
Engine Trouble Halts Cross Country Flight
C F Kettering left Wichita in a non staged fighter plane bound for Mineola Long Island but returned to Wichita at 10 30 due to a punctured coil in the magneto causing a short circuit. He landed twenty miles northeast of Wichita for temporary repairs and planned another start early tomorrow.
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Wichita
Kan
C. F. Kettering
Mineola
Long Island
Germany's Boundaries Map by U S Geographical Survey
A newly issued map showing the boundary lines of Germany as fixed by the peace conference is printed in nine colors by the United States Geographical Survey. The document details the official map used to define postwar borders.
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United
United States Geographical Survey
Free map offer from Oldlahows City Times
Readers invited to request a map by sending their name and address along with 20000 stamp for return postage to the Times Information Bureau at the indicated address between Waskinotor and ae.
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Oldlahows City
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