Two Held Under Rail Injunction
The first arrest under the Daugherty injunction against striking railway shopmen was made in Chicago. A second arrest under the temporary restraining order was reported from Hartford. Hugh Noonan, a striking worker, was detained on the Illinois Central right of way and will appear in federal court to show cause for contempt. A striker was also reported damaging a locomotive to explode it under steam pressure.
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Hartford
Chicago
A. P
United
Daugherty
Pacific Mail Steamship to Hongkong Goes Aground
A Pacific Mail Steamship bound for Hongkong ran aground near the coast. Rescue efforts are underway as passengers and crew await assistance and possible salvage plans.
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Pacific Mail
Hongkong
Prefers Steak to Cocoanuts in South Seas Tale
Mate Benson on the island of Nakualailai says beefsteaks and open plaraking beat cocoanut groves and moonlight. Captain Olsen recalls a land of 14 women per man and three hour Sunday services as the Henrietta crew and Mrs Benson describe their Fiji voyage and wreck.
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South Seas
San Francisco
South Sea Islands
N. P Benson
Fiest
Henrietta
Benson
Nakualailai
Ellice Group
Fiji
Honolulu
J. A. T. Olsen
Henri
Etta
Henson
South Sea
Effort Under Way to Open Anthracite Mines Next Week
Wage scale committee of the United Mine Workers in Philadelphia continues after midnight session to approve a coal pact with operators. The agreement aims for mines to begin production early next week with about 40 million tons of output estimated behind last year. Delegates in Wilkesbarre will ratify the pact as senators Pepper and Reed announced the settlement following long talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United Mine Workers of
Wilkesbarre
United States
Pepper and
Reed
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
Railway Men Resume Work After Guards Removed
In Asheville on September 3, the withdrawal of guards around Southern Railway shops and yards led to a return to work by the firemen switchmen and hostlers who had quit Saturday night. Traffic had been paralyzed until this morning as they claimed the company failed to remove the guards as agreed.
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Asheville
Southern Railway
Union Station
N. P. Good
Pennsylvania
Mr. Good
Central Labor Union Urges General Strike Vote
Knoxville report notes the Central Labor union asks AFL President Gompers to authorize a nationwide strike vote by Allcrafts. Critics warn other labor bodies face threats if railroads break the shopmen's union.
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Central Labor Union
Knoxville
Tenn
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Allcrafts
Freight Rate Cuts Announced by Southern Pacific
The Southern Pacific Co. announced reductions averaging 40 percent in freight rates from eastern points to the Pacific coast for magazines periodicals wall board wood pulp board roofing felt furniture school desks and theater chair castings. The cuts take effect as soon as tariffs are published.
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San Francisco
Sept. J
Pacific Coast
Southern Pacific Company
Lost and Found ads in The Omaha Morning Nee column
Readers fret over misplaced items and valuable papers asking for help finding them. The Lost and Found column offers tips and low cost assistance to reconnect owners with belongings.
Greeks Routed After Five Day Battle With Turks
Paris reports Ankara's official communique from An work states the Greek army was completely defeated after five days of fighting. The northern group was annihilated leaving scattered debris. the southern group retreats. Turks captured an immense amount of material including 150 cannon.
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Paris
A. P
Angora
Anwork
Turkish Forces Use Tanks in Offense on Greeks
The Turkish offensive along the Doumbilou line intensifies with seven light tanks deployed and heavy French 75 artillery. Greek forces concentrate fleets near Smyrna, evacuate stores at Ouchak, and endure major battles with 4000 wounded arriving at Servrina. The battle for Ouchak looms as Turkish advances push Greek positions toward the mountains.
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Greeks
Constantinople
Doumlibounao
Ouchak
Philadelpia
Smyrna
Thousands of Miners Idle Amid Car Shortage Strike Fallout
Thousands of miners in the south faced idleness after a coal shortage and a extended strike. Reports say many mines remain shut or operating partially, with 28,000 to 1,000 workers affected as rail and transport issues worsen conditions. Major mines paused operations, leaving workers idle and awaiting resumed production.
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Trindie
Prohibition Agent Killed in Battle with Indians
An agent died in a clash described as a battle with Native forces. The confrontation occurred in a frontier area, with the agent and others wounded and subsequently detained. Details remain unclear due to garbled source text.
Seven Dead Burned and Ten Injured in Pittsburgh Yard Fire
Seven car repairmen died and ten were injured when a bunkhouse fire swept through the Thirtieth Street Pennsy yard in Pittsburgh. Bodies recovered. list of missing workers released. investigators probe cause as fire spread rapidly through an oil soaked building near Union Station.
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Pittsburgh
Sept. L
A. P
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. F. Carr
Baltimore
Alvin J. Bruce
Kewanee
Frank Custadino
Edgert Dunn
David L. Davis
Walter L. Parsons
Ernest Inozaneto
Gerald Harper
Emlaye
J. M. Tajuma
Tokio
Apan
Tajuma
Thomas Burns
New York City
John Burns
Philadelphia
Shaeffer
Highland Park
Mich
West Coast Bathing Beauties Welcome in Chicago
A group of West Coast bathing beauties travels to Chicago receiving a royal reception. The contingent, including Mina Kathe of Los Angeles and Evelyn, is described as weary yet buoyed by the welcome.
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Chicago
Mina Kathe
Los Angeles
Evelyn
Ieee
Balling
Semasber
Workers Continue Efforts to Save Entombed Miners
In Jackson California on September 3 rescue teams persist in blasting through green stone to reach 47 miners trapped a week ago in the Argonaut mine. A second crew fights through a blocked Kennedy tunnel connected to Argonaut as crowds observe from obstructed streets.
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Jackson
Cal
Kennedy Mine
Old Man Way
Kennedy
Tackvyou
Ministers Will Be Invited to Address Rail Strikers
Cleveland officials announce daily meetings for railway strike leaders and prominent citizens will be addressed by invited ministers and others to avoid charges arising from the strike. The plan aims to maintain order and keep organizers from regrouping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hiane
William Dryke
Downelows
Ue Organeragnone
Woman Held in Connection With Death of Seattle Man
An Oakland woman is held in connection with the death of a Seattle man. Police say the investigation centers on actions in Oakland and involve a man named de Als Cs R. dharin Winkown. Details remain sparse as authorities pursue further leads.
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Seattle
Oakland
Cal
Dharin Winkown
Half Million Dollar Pire Name
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a half million dollar figure and various disjointed terms. The readable bits reference a large sum tied to a titled item or person and potential names, but details and context remain unclear.
Cloverleaf Division Chooses Omaha For Reunion Meeting
St. Paul area veterans focus on Omaha as site for the Cloverleaf Division reunion. The division will set the date, with Anan Raymond of Omaha elected president, guiding the plans.
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Omaha
St. Snelling
Minn
B&th
Roverleaf
Anan Raymond
Nebraska State Fair Opens With Record Attendance
Lincoln September 3 The Nebraska state fair opened with an attendance of 16 260 the largest single day turnout in the history of the association. Officers and department heads report the agricultural horticultural and live stock exhibits along with the display of manufactured products as of unusual excellence.
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Lincoln
Communist Youth Riots Clash With Berlin Police
In Berlin late this afternoon massed communist youths attempted a demonstration in Herlin’s fashionable west end. Police used rapid-fire revolvers and rifles with grenades to restore order as clashes with bystanders escalated, leaving many rioters wounded and arousing concern over security at the aristocratic district.
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Herlin
Kurtenstendanimn
West End
Denby Inspects Navy Yard Mare Weed Cm
An official visit toured the naval yard focusing on wardens and the status of marine operations. The inspection highlighted safety measures and the readiness of crews amid docking and maintenance tasks.
Rail Employes Organizer Laveen Campers at the Bar
A garbled report mentions labor organizers and camps near a bar with references to figures and changes. The text is unclear but suggests a meeting or protest context involving rail workers and organizers. Names and concrete details are unreadable in the OCR.
Final Rites for Nebraskas Grand Master Edward Wellman
Masons and relatives filled the Scottish Rite cathedral as Edward M. Wellman master of the Nebraska Grand Lodge A F and A M received final honors. Knights Templar in regalia marched from the temple to the cathedral while Grand Lodge presided at the service and at the grave in Forest Lawn cemetery.
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Edward M. Wellman
Knights Templar
Scottish Rite
Nebraska
Nebraska Lodge No. 1
Mr. Wellman
Grand Lodge
George Thummiel
Shepherd of
Lincoln
Mount Calvary Commandery No. 1
Forest Lawn
Arthur Atack
Hanscom Park Methodist Church
Frank Woodland
Robert Trimble
Nelson JC. Pratt
Frank Wilcox
Fred Dale
Frank Clark
Harry Nelson
Bert Vandecar
Old Neb
Omaha
Professor Charges Wealthy Merchant Father of Child
In South Bend Indiana on a September day Professor John T Tiernan of Notre Dame Law School accused Harry Poulin a wealthy clothing merchant of being the father of a child born to Mrs Tiernan in November. Poulin was released from jail after the confrontation with the professor who sought support for the child. Poulin denied the charge and accused the professor of foul play.
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South Bend
Ind
Harry Poulin
John T. Tiernan
Law School
University of Notre Dame
Poulin
Mra
Tiernan
Vowlin
Kvanil
College View man killed by uninvulated wire incident
A College View man was killed by an uninvulated electric wire while at Codkege vaw. The accident involved a water and theft department employee and occurred in Lincoln on September 12. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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College View
Lincoln
Prederick
Codkege
Wife Hurt in Wreck as Husband Flees After Collision Near Florence
Sheriff reports a man fled the scene of a two car crash on the Washington highway two and a half miles north of Florence. Mrs Johnson, 2716 North Sixty Second Street, and their 2 year old Mildred were injured and rushed to Dr Adams in Florence. A pint of whisky was found in the Johnson car. Witnesses said Johnson drove at high speed and rammed the Denton vehicle to avoid leaving the road, blocking traffic for over half an hour.
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George Figgus
Pronsylvania
Figgue
Pittsburgh
Wigans
Bionce Tots
Ebner Johnson
North Sixty
Second Street
Florence
Mike Clark
Washington Highway
Nce
Johnson
Kay Denton
South
Fifth Avenue
Jo Irina
Mildred
Anu
Adams
Heim
Mre. Jones
North
Twentysixth Street
Denton
Sherif Clark
Leaders Working for Big Wisconsin Vote
Milwaukee reports final efforts by political organizations in every Wisconsin county to mobilize a strong vote in next Tuesday's primary. The results will determine party nominees for U S Senator, Congress, and state tickets as Robert La Follette urges citizens to vote after careful consideration of the issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
United States
Robert M. la Follette
Lieut Walter Hinton Resumes Flight to Brazil
Lieut Walter Hinton resumed his flight to Brazil in the Sampaio Correia No. 2 seaplane, obtained from the navy after a prior wreck off Guantanamo. The crew arrived from Pensacola to begin a renewed leg toward Brazil, with the next stop planned at St. Petersburg and potential daybreak departure pending favorable weather.
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Pensacola
Fla
Walter Hinton
Brazil
Sampaio Correia No
Navy
Guantanamo
St. Petersburg
Sampaio Correia No. 2
Tapa Bay
Key West
Man Regains Hearing After Plane Ride Tale From Cee Harris
A brief local notice describes Augustus Harris regaining hearing after a prior wound left him hopelessly deaf. The account notes a ride in a plane and a moment where he could hear a ticking watch and later speak with his mother. The fragment preserves a personal recovery anecdote from a 1900s era clipping.
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Jereon
Augustus S Harris
Cloudburst Disrupts Mountain Irrigation Canal
Unclear OCR text references a cloudburst in the mountains affecting an irrigation canal. Mentions Ava and Sept 2 with disrupted prose about a corps or power, but details are garbled and names unclear. Readable facts are minimal. core event: weather-induced disruption to irrigation infrastructure in a mountainous area.
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U. S. Marshals
Robert R. Levy
Wilkerson
BLM
Jewell
John Scott
Moving Business
Ment of Justice
Federal
Supreme Court
Caref Lee
Kanghal
Tnee
Kutash
George V
Enkishar
Gesliz
Simay
Kutahia
Dedig
Simar
Servrina
Vrohibition Agente
Prales
Waerren
Departtment of Justice
Take Dee
Nebraska Fair
Berlin
Denby
Navy Yard
Mare Weed
Arereetary Denke
Rail
Laveen
Masons
Driver
Big
Ava
Vewna
Correa
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