Steel Strike Tests Steel Workers Amid Walkouts
The Bethlehem plant and Spates Point saw workers abstain from full shifts as a national steel strike mobilized. Ohio Guard units prepared for possible duty while officials in Washington blamed organized labor for eroding public support, citing the Boston police strike as a key example.
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Weirton
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Organized Labor
Boston
Serbia closes border amid Dalmatia crisis
Serbia orders a 15 day border closure with Dalmatia and troop movements are reportedly confirmed. The siege of Fiume tightens as Italian forces press, with a Neve steamer carrying flour allegedly used to bring in Arditi troops. The report notes tensions echoing a 1919 context and mentions Springfield football injuries pending a result.
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Trieste
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Springfield
Calvin Ursane
Eighth Day in Steel Walkout
Fragmented OCR text describes ongoing steel industry labor action with mentions of weeklong events, terms like walkout and operators, and references to a municipal setting and potential safety concerns. Names and places are partially legible, suggesting a broad labor dispute context.
Building Permits Could Reach One Million Dollars
A garbled note discusses building permits and potential financial totals reaching the million-dollar mark. It mentions figures tied to city planning, legal review, and a formal assessment by the relevant department as the review period nears completion.
Government food not unloaded yet at depot
A government food delivery has not been unloaded as of Saturday due to inability to secure hauling firms. Officials expect unloading to proceed this afternoon or tomorrow morning with checks completed, deliveries likely to continue in the morning.
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Bern
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Salvation Army Campaign Begins With Statewide Drive
The Salvation Army launches a state wide fundraising drive to raise 150000 for current needs and 40000 for buildings, aiming to bolster voluntary subscriptions. The effort, described as a general campaign, has already raised over 140000 toward the army’s needs and will not be affected by the new drive.
City Court Returns to Three Sessions Daily
The municipal court resumes the pre fair schedule with three sessions daily. Those on bonds are heard at city hall at 9 AM in the morning, while detainees without bonds are held in the city jail in the afternoon per the first court date.
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Pereene
U S Chamber Plans New Building in Washington
A notice from the United States Chamber of Commerce announces an active drive to raise funds for a new Washington building. The cornerstone will be at the corner of He street and Connecticut avenue, with a total cost of 2 500 000 dollars. An initial payment of 250 000 dollars has already been raised.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Washington
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Connecticut Avenue
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Reed to Arrive Early in Muskogee for Nation Covenant Talk
Clarke of the League for the Preservation of American Independence travels to Muskogee to join Senator Reed and escort him to the city. Reed will address the League of Nations covenant at Overholser Theater at 8, rooms reserved for him. The government warns allied powers reliant on British coal that rail strikes will hinder coal shipments.
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Clarke
League For the Preservation of American Independence
Muskogee
Senator Reed
League of Nations Covenant
Overholser Theater
War era reform bills loom as Congress mulls action
Fragments of a Washington dispatch describe stalled peace and antitrust debates in Congress. Senate leaders signal continuation of war policy while House conferees negotiate prohibitions and prewar powers, with White House urging swift action.
Not Guilty Pleas When Arraigned
Notes indicate not guilty pleas entered at arraignment amid erratic prose about bonds, arrests, and police actions. References to multiple individuals, a Saturday event, and a sequence of unclear allegations followable to a legal process. The fragmentary text suggests a court proceeding with released defendants and ongoing investigations.
E V MIntyre Struck by Sudden Attack at Church
Waile McIntyre organist at the Presbyterian church suffered a stroke last night at 6 o'clock. He lost the use of the left side, was found in a dangerous condition, and was moved to St Anthony's hospital where early afternoon reports said slight improvement. Dr Len A Riely attended and stated the illness may be serious, with potential lasting effects.
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Waile McIntyre
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
McIntyre
Len A Riely
McInntyre
Iery
Rieley
Mcintyre War
St Anthony's Hospital
Governor and Fenton Sign Treaty Petition Urged
Governor Robertson and J ane Edgar Fenton signed a non partisan statement prepared by the League to Enforce Peace urging the senate to ratify the peace treaty without amendment or delay. Representatives from unions nationwide joined in the petition, circulated after being mailed to all senators. A separate report notes a freight train wreck in Holmes, New York, killing a conductor and an engineer with several injuries.
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Edgar Fenton
Oklahoma State Federation of Labor
League
Senate
Ment
New York
Central New England Railroad
Holmes
Food aid amid London rail strikes spreads hunger relief
In London during widespread British Rail strikes, food distribution efforts surge to curb hunger. The disruption impedes transport and daily life as volunteers, including Mh Teper and Hr Hilton, organize deliveries to rail-affected districts while crowds gather around Hyde Park and central streets. The scene shows delayed shipments, resumed tram and bus routes, and a push to keep groceries moving to needy households.
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London
Phone Company Manager Refuses Arbitration in Strike Row
John McNable, general manager of Southwestern Bell Telephone, declares the company will not submit the dispute to arbitration. State Labor Commissioner Clade Crsigally and Labor Board chairman Connally schedule a Drumright meeting to probe the street demonstration and determine if leaders truly back the worker actions. Noble says alleged operator demands were not presented by any Mell company employee, linking the Shawnee strike organizers to the dispute.
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Southwestern Bell Telephon
Drumright
Sanerein
Teneright
Many Applications for Vocational Training Made in State
Federal board efforts in Oklahoma report rising interest in vocational rehabilitation for disabled individuals. Special agent Carl Becker states more men may qualify under liberal provisions and outlines steps to determine eligibility, training, and placement, with plans to complete canvass and increase placements by August and October.
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Carl Becker
Oklahoma
Hecker
Nur Hite
TG Lewis
Hart
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Bureau of War Consuratweer
Fim Adil
World Series Service In Oklahoma City Afternoon Televised
A Times notice explains that the World Series service will air in Oklahoma City at 2 p.m. local time. The big electric scoreboard at the stadium will flash every play as it is completed on the field, with spectators urged to join the crowd Wednesday afternoon.
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Oklahoma City
Cincinnati
Times’ Board
Fire Incendiary Suspected After Oil Sack Burns in Bathroom
An oil soaked sack was found burning in a bathroom at South Broadway near Howth Aft. The fire was contained with little damage and a prior similar blaze occurred about two months earlier at the same location.
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South Broadway
298 Mexicans Sent Back from America
Laredo Texas September 2 authorities report that 298 Mexicans have been deported back to Mexico. The immigration official stated the count was completed on Friday, with steps taken at the border and the country directing the action.
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Laredo
Tenis
Mexica
Local Weather Cast Shows Fair, Cooler North Noted
In tonight and Tuesday, generally fair skies persist with little change. State forecast also calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday, with cooler air lingering in the northern portion.
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Ture
Speed Campaign Planned This Week in City
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a speed campaign and ordinances in Oklahoma City with references to meetings, proposals, and officials. The text is garbled but mentions evaluating new rules, public officials, and potential votes affecting local regulations this week.
Telegraphers Official Meet On Strike Interference Allegations
The Oklahoma State Federation of Labor debates a defense strategy as Telegraphers face charges of interfering with telegraph service amid a broad union dispute. Officials including secretary treasurer and central committee members meet with labor leaders to discuss the strike impact and possible actions.
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Op Schaar
Eiger Menton
Oklahoma State Federation of Lahor
Comnty
Central Democratic
Race Riot Grips City as Troops Restore Order
Chaos erupts as U.S. Army troops patrol streets after a night of rioting. A mob attacked Mayor Fit Smith, nearly lynched him, and set fires around the courthouse. Two dead, thirty nine injured, and substantial property damage reported. federal troops moved in to seal off the jail and protect officials. Local authorities planned grand jury actions while the damaged court and building faced immediate repairs.
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Fit Smith
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