Coal Strike Halts Most U S Mining Activity
The United States faces a near total coal stoppage as the ICA's largest strike begins. About 0.6 million miners face potential layoff, with 155,900 nonunion workers affected and anthracite fields in Pennsylvania largely shut down. Operators in Alabama and Kentucky show limited activity, while President Lie will brief Congress Monday.
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New York
United States
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Pennsylvania
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Staten
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Kentucky
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Washington
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Kansas
Kansans
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Meyerthelna
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Watkins
Erie
Matton
Canada
Neiners
Cahapary
Rene
Orien
Mont Seth
Reinay
Morgantown
Coal Strike Expands Across Nation with Major Disruption
The coal strike involves six hundred thousand workers across 7,500 mines, with production plunging in bituminous and anthracite fields. Officials warn of vast losses including 360,400 dollars daily in coal water costs and a national stockpile lasting about two months. Senator Borah calls for public ownership if the industry cannot be reorganized in the public interest.
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Associated Presa
New York
Iqay Lawrence Martin
Unicel Preas Star
Borah Idaho
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Senare Labor Commuittes
Miners blamed as overdevelopment eyed by official
Union official cites 7 000 working bituminous mines vs ten thousand potential, accusing greed of coal companies for undeveloped lands and idle workers. He urges Congress to pass ten year prohibitions on further bituminous coal development to curb waste and strikes.
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Ayfertea
Murray
Congress
France Replies On Rhine Army Costs Invasion War Debt
Washington reports that the French government released a note through Ambassador Herrick stating it never intended to dispute the United States claim for reimbursement of army costs in the Rhine region. The note assigns responsibility for Allied military expenses and reiterates U S demands for payment under armistice terms and separate treaties.
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Ambegnador Herrick
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Betortney Hughes
Ideniley
Grea
Britain
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Japan
United States
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Rhine- Land
Contessions Over Miss Rappe Health Case Hazy
Roscoe Arbuckle case returns to court as defense and prosecution clash over health claims of Miss Rappe. Lawyers spar about evidence linking a noble cause to Noel Vinginia’s death, with adjournment until Monday and a bid to influence the jury through alleged district attorney actions.
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Rappe
Sao Kremriscoe
Roscoe Arbuckle
Depordtoon
Chicago
Noel Vingtnia
Huckle
Deckinn
Anhar C. Burch
Jr. Bellon Kennedy
Akon Voederdag Sk
Attios
Starck, Noted Piano Maker, Dies in Los Angeles Roadway Incident
Starck, prominent maker of Chi enco pianos, died suddenly yesterday in a car outing near Lankershim, Los Angeles. He was 65 years old.
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Starck
Los Angeles
Ty Associated
Lox Angalen
Chienco
Lankershim
Modern women to blame for coming war warns doctor
A controversial column by Dr. J Frank Nerrin alleges modern women and flappers threaten the nation and could spark a future world war. He claims decay of morals and wholesale lewdness will topple society, urging punishment and strong limits on social behavior.
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Frank Getty
United Prem Star Couran
New York
J. Frank Nerrin
Norrix Watch
Howe
Harding Proclaims April 22 Golden Arbor Day Anniversary
A proclamation from President Harding designates April 22 as Golden Arbor Day to honor American forestration and heritage. The executive order calls for nationwide observance, stressing forest protection and unity, and names activities to celebrate the anniversary in New DErra and Tar regions.
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Office of Public Instructen
Cesar
Ivornary
Athor
Unfounded Strike Reports By Maintenance Employes
Fragmented text reports alleged strike activity by maintenance employees. The content is unclear with garbled names and terms, but references to a strike claim and subsequent work status remain unreadable. No verifiable facts or names can be confirmed from the provided material.
Ex-Emperor Charles of Austria Dies
Fragmentary report notes the death of former Emperor Charles of Austria. Text is garbled with odd spellings and disrupted phrases, but indicates a death event connected to European monarchy and a wake.
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Charles OF Austria
Woman to Oppose Senator Kellogg Dominates Campaign News
A fragmented political notice notes a woman planning to challenge Senator Kellogg in the upcoming election. The brief item references campaign dynamics, party alignment, and voter interest as the race heats up amid poll activity.
TWO AGENTS OF SOCIETY DISMISSED AS SEQUEL TO TEX RICKARD CASE
New York officials disclose the dismissal of two agents of the society linked to the Tex Rickard case. Danie J Suprde and WP Alan Kellam faced charges tied to a saloon incident with a restrained girl before the field promotee. Max Steuer for Rickard claimed the meeting was orchestrated by Rickard’s friends to influence the case.
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Tex Rickard
New York
Tha Srtety
Danie J.suprde
Alan Kellam
Rickard
Pecoray
Tink
Ruskard
Cas
Max Steuer
April Fools Charm Hits Daw York City Mayoral Race
Fragmented OCR notes describe playful April Fool antics affecting a mayoral contest in Daw York City. The piece mentions Alan of Daw York Bay and Wig tive, with references to bets and jokes that overshadow serious campaign discourse.
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Alan
Daw
York
Baie
Hbo
Bete
Mohammedan Mothers Embrace New Dress Style Lessons
American Red Cross nurses in TirA guide Albanian women toward modern dress. They supply headscarves and sheets replacing baggy trousers and crude moccasins, prompting visible style changes among girls and mothers as traditional Turkic style fades.
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Hed Cross Mission
Tira
Sis
Osmeudiiye
Wenbhelog
Washington Admin Undergoes Sweeping Personnel Change
The treasury and print divisions report a near total replacement of executives as part of a broad administration overhaul. New director J Wiltyeth leads engraving division, with layoffs and reassignments cited to adjust to current conditions. Officials offer no comment on the broader shakeup from the White House.
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J. Wiltyeth
Tee Hector
Pvice
CRI
Louth A. HL
Mapistast Ohiet
Wre
Treasury Department
White Howe
Tremesbres
Governor Blaine Addresses Twin Cities Labor Crowd
Governor Blaine spoke Friday to about 400 to 500 laboring men at the Cook Armory in Fond du Lac. He addressed taxation and war profiteering, urged repentance and unity, and thanked the audience, with references to religion and pardons.
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Twin Cities
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Ae Cook Armory
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Vaning
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Nile
Menasha Paper mill strike halts Gilbert plant output
The Gilbert Paper Company in Menasha faced a shutdown as workers walked out on April 1. The Twin Cities operation paused operations with reduced force and curtailed production across units, while the Meallon mill gears down in sympathy and the national unions coordinate response.
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Gilbert Paperompany
Menasia
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Tm Cie Edey
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