Rail executives and workers vote on Harding rail plan
News reports indicate Southern railway executives vote to back President Harding's plan to end the railway strike and form a committee to draft the acceptance while shop crafts chiefs approve the proposal and prepare a formal text for the President. Some opposition surfaces among union leaders but door to negotiation remains open.
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United Press
Washington DC
Southern Railway
Harding Tris
Harding
Associated Press
Chicago
Hardings
Cba
Simph
Washington
Stetke
New York
United Tress
Sit
Bove Jewell
Timothy Healy
Stationary Firemen and Oilers’ Union
Gimbag
Peice
Aurikhe
Couple Held For Robbery Of Jewelry From St Louis Window
United Press dispatch reports Mrs Augusta Herbert and Harley Frank were arrested after alighting from a tram in connection with a jewelry theft valued at $10,000 from Mrs J E Heil, a wealthy widow. Authorities say items worth £ 7090 and other pieces were recovered, with Frank allegedly supplying the jewelry while aboard a train.
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ST. Louis
United Press
Chicago
Augusta Herbert
Harley Frank
J E Heil
M.herbert
Frank
Aire
Herbert Oo
Arsenic Death at New York Restaurant After Pie Poisoning
A deadly arsenic incident at a Broadway district restaurant in Shelbourne killed several patrons and left authorities investigating. Victims include Charles Robin and Joseph Taubhemer among others. the restaurant was closed as officials tested remaining food supplies for poison. Reports say large quantities of poison were found and a formal inquiry was ordered.
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United Press
New York
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Broadway
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Charles Roiin
Minufacturer
Joseph Taubhemer
Human Berns
Getz
Tdi Wernsturz
Tieob Pfeffer
Charley Abrahamsen
Abrahamsen
Coal Situation Today
Ambiguous dispatch reports an emergency coal control effort with a secretary and army units. Readable lines indicate 40 soldiers captured or blocked in a camp near Inganapol and possible state prosecution. The notice mentions resumed negotiations between operators and miners as tensions rise.
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Cammoers Haoater
Intisra
Inganapol
Goerne le Cray & Pana
Woman Dies After Fall From Hammock at Home
A woman died after a fall from a hammock at her home in Tlortensille. The death occurred during an attempted lifesaving effort. Her chest was crushed and she suffered other injuries.
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Assemited Press
Appleton-Vane
Tlortensille
Bell the inventor of the telephone dies at 75
The article reports the death of Alexander Graham Bell, renowned inventor of the telephone, at age seventy five. It notes his birthplace in Scotland in March 1847 and his education in European universities. It references his 1876 patent for the telephone and his tenure as a professor at a university.
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Bell
Edinburgh
Scotland
Telemore
Reagan Universi O
Ogenchain retried for murder after jury fails to convict
New trial ordered for Ogenchain in the murder case of her husband after the first jury's seven hour deliberation ended without a verdict. The court set a retrial, with prosecutors seeking to prove the slaying beyond reasonable doubt.
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Calif
Mandhone Gbenehain
Fryanston
Plumb, Author of Rail Control Plan Dies at Washington
United Treas Washington reports Glenn P. Plumb the author of the Plumb plan for rail control died here from heart trouble and gangrene infection after several months of illness His body was to be shipped for funeral services to Chages das for funeral ner cee ae aw THT tate Hern ho Wa tugtead UBLOW
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United Treas
Washington
Glenn P. Plumb
Britain Shifts Debt Burden to United States
London reports Britain will not erase debts owed by America and allies. The note says the United States must continue payments while Britain charges no more than demanded by allies. Parliament debates debt policies amid anti government sentiment and veteran officials react to the plan.
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Oy Trova Allen Tinitad
Proas
London -Great Britain
America
France
Belgium
Italy
Britain
Great Britain
United States
George Rey
Senator Crow Dies After Long Illness
United Press reports Senator Wien Crow died at his summer home after a long illness. Crow had been hospitalized in Pittsburgh and later treated at a hospital in Halk Fht. He was appointed to the Senate by state political leadership and represented the district until his death.
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United Press Uniontown
Wien Crow
Crow
Pittsburg
Anax
Washington
Tennesane
Mack
Jorak'ag Seim
Haze
Untitled notes on riot injuries and local figures
Fragmentary OCR text referencing a riot in Fort Sindh Ark and multiple garbled phrases. Mentions Kile Londoy and various confused terms. Unable to determine clear events, dates, or involved organizations from the provided fragment.
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Fort Sindh
Aix Mites
Sailor Friedman Granted New Trial
Scrambled OCR fragment mentions Sailor Friedman and a new trial ruling. Details are unclear. no coherent facts beyond the grant of a new trial and associated names appear readable.
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Friedman
Parliament and President Li Reach Accord in China Row
An official bulletin from Canton reports Li Luan Ifang and parliament in full accord on creating a permanent Chinese cabinet styled like the U S model. Provincial autonomy remains a demand for southern provinces as Sun Yat Sen loyalists suffer setbacks near Canton with casualties and captures reported.
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Ausoelited
Li Luan Ifang
China
Canton
Chen Chiung- Ming
Peking Republic
Sun Yat-Sen
Feposrd
Cnarlon Republic
Chow Timil
Shturhoan
Pulldin
Generkh
President Harding eyes response to strikes and duties
A misty telegraphic summary notes President Harding preparing to assign responsibility for potential strikes. The report mentions tensions at Washington and references actions tied to labor disputes and unsettled duties amid looming domestic unrest.
Congress Mind Its Own Business on Chief Executive Aid
A Washington report discusses Congress deferring to the chief executive and the State Department head amid debates on appointments and American positions toward Germany and other nations. The piece hints at political and diplomatic friction and the shaping of official policy.
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Congress
Washington
Ambadone
Renaler
Amerietr
Qinas
Germany
Election Clerk Found Dead on Cot at Polling Place
Fragmented text describes an election clerk found dead in a cot at a polling site after closing time. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but suggest a fatal incident tied to polling location. Authorities and local officials are mentioned in passing.
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Asmociaty Po
Bressi
Clark Ws
Indiana Plans State Guard Drive to Guard Coal Mines
Troops move into southern Indiana within hours to safeguard properties tied to coal production as state officials seek to avert famine. Governor McCry orders full powers to protect workers and mines, with recruitment and labor mobilization in mining regions to meet immediate needs amid tensions and potential violence.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Infam
Nnfan
Cody
McCry
Senator La Follette Compelled to Postpone Ten Speaking Engagements
Senator La Follette of Wisconsin postponed ten speaking events scheduled over a weeklong campaign. The note cites threats and medical concerns as reasons for the cancellations affecting the renomination efforts and public appearances in Madison and Janesville.
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LA Follette
Wisconsin faces peat fuel potential amid transport costs
A Wisconsin official notes vast peat reserves as a potential fuel source but warns high transport and processing costs hinder practical use. An engineer cites drying and grinding peat as costly steps, with transport challenges remaining a barrier to large scale adoption.
Wisconsin Weather Forecast Slightly Warmer With Clear Skies
A soft forecast shows Wisconsin experiencing generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Local observations indicate calm winds and dry air, with no significant precipitation in the near term.
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Wsconsin
Old Guard Candidates Lead and Lag in Tight Primaries
Early returns from multiple states show prominent Old Guard Republicans leading in some races while trailing in others. In Oklahoma, several GOP figures court favored status as ballots count across precincts, with Ku Klux Klan ties alleged against one candidate. In Kansas, W Y Hutcin leads journalist opponent for the gubernatorial nomination, while Elizabeth L Wooster trails amid debates over schools and cosmetics. West Virginia sees Senator Sutherland maintain a renomination bid, and Virginia polls hint at Hamiett facing stiff competition in the Senate race.
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Missouri
Reot van
Breckenridge
Hhs
Willam Sachs
Ro Brewster
Joyathan
Okehoma
Woor Walton
Oklahoma City
Ku Klux Klan
Roh Wilson
Lene
Wion
Robertso
Alice Auderson Onks
Congress
Oklahoma
Manuel Herrick
Tate Devil
Kansas
Y. Morgan Hutchin
W R Stubb
Filizabeth Loraine Wooster
Secretary of State Won't Settle Graass Ballot Question
Madison Wisconsin sources report the Secretary of State will not decide whether Henry Graass can appear on the official ballot for the judicial seat. Atty Gen Morgan notes the duty to certify candidates lies with the secretary of state after court guidance. The issue hinges on petition signatures and adherence to filing deadlines before ballots are printed.
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Madison Wis
Pines & Fall
Henry Graass
William J Morgan
Opinten
Meagan
Jadpe Gries
Reese
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