Coal strike talks raise hopes of settlement across fields
United Press reports that operators and miners in Ohio and Pittsburgh forecast a coal week settlement as a general trend, with optimism rising after meetings at headquarters led by John L Lewis. Cancellation notices for export orders were seen as signaling an imminent end to the United Mine Workers dispute.
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Opere
Ohio
Pittsburg
Trarrock
John L Lewis
Avitation
America
Press at Rourn Today Baraboo Tonightful
Report from United Press lists more than 100 editors and press association members touring the state to meet peers. They arrive here to mingle before beginning a loop that ends with Baraboo tonight as the next stop.
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United Preas Lyts
Preas Association
Eamen
Baraboo
Inb
Thievery of Aukee Boys Is Jewed Broken Up
Three youths from Waukee aged about 13 were accused of county crimes after a downtown pursuit. Detectives captured them and recovered part of stolen loot.
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United Presakee
Waukee Boys
Secight
State Fair buildings valued at 800000 burn in blaze
A group of structures at the Ohio State Fair were destroyed by fire before noon. The flames, caused by a malfunction in a mixer at a repair shop, injured several people who fought the blaze. Firefighters controlled the scene, and investigators work to determine the cause.
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United Press
Typhoon Devastation Hits Chinese Province
United Press dispatch from Hong Kong reports hundreds killed or injured as a violent typhoon pounds Shatow province causing widespread destruction. Rescue teams race to reach affected areas amid collapsing infrastructure and urgent aid appeals.
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United Fress
Shatow
Hong
Star Observation Report From Arequipa Observatory
Miss Annie F asbean received an observation from Prof Halley at the Arequipa Peru station. The star is of tenth magnitude in Scorpius with ascension 17 hours 42 minutes and declination 36 degrees 3 minutes south.
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Annie Fasbean
Halley
Arequipa Peru
Scorpius
Missouri Senate Fight Sees Reed Face Tough Reelection Battle
Lawrence Martin reports from Washington that Missouri remains a key battleground as Senator Jim Reed, seeking renomination, battles a Republican foe and intraparty rivals. Reed’s backers expect Dems to rally behind him, hoping for a decisive Missouri demonstration on February 17.
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Lawrence Martin
United Prosentaff
Washington, D.C
Missouri
Jim Reed
Ovesdus
Reeds
Missouri Demorracs
Lenroot Proposal Limits Tariff Debate Without Vote Date
President pro tempore Lenroot proposed restricting debate on the tariff with no definite vote date. Senator Lemont and Rep Hines Wisconsin urged listing Democrats seeking speedy action and sought a one day printout. The plan would grant each senator one hour on the bill, forcing quick amendments and setting a tight schedule for committee and individual changes.
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Associated Press
Mashington
Lemront
Senate
Soldiers killed in Russian battle near Kamchatka coast
A June 13 clash between Whites and Reds near Petropavlovsk on Kamchatka’s eastern coast left ten soldiers dead and several dozen mounted in a fierce engagement reported by the Associated Press. Also noted is a June 2 report linking engineer Bender Brothers Jost in the Okhotsk Sea.
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Associated Press Senate
Waak
Petropavlask
Coate
Kamchatka
Pitvpatrick
Schomner Bender Brothers Jost
Okhotsk Sea
Paris German banks transfer prewar debt funds to Holland and Switzerland
Associated Press reports Paris based German banks moved sums between 0 and 70 million French francs out of Paris deposits to Holland and Switzerland in anticipation of French penalties for Germanys failure to pay 2000 090 installment on private prewar debts. Berlin refused to aid France in enforcing the 19906000 prewar commercial debt claim, prompting French cabinet discussions and threats to seize Rhine mine assets.
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Associated Press
Paris
Holland
United Presa
Berlin
Germany
Olay
France
Mediation Decided For Chicago Streetcar Strike
Acting Governor Fred E Sterling announced mediation after a Chicago streetcar strike. He said talks would include President Blair of the Chicago transit lines and President Quinlan of the striking workers, meeting tomorrow morning in conference.
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Chicago
Ausomatea Press
Sprmnafield
Fred E Sterling
Associated Preve
Chicare
Blar
Chicago -Curture
Quinlan
Acer
Michigan 10 Get Goal Over Ford Railroad
State officials push to bring coal into Michigan via Louisville & Nashville and Detroit Toledo & Ironton lines. Officials warn of serious coal shortages. movement could start next moon after arrangements. Earlier reports note hostilities with mine closures and gunfire affecting coal operations in the region. Governor Preus speaks on preventing a famine and asks federal help to takeover major coal carriers.
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Associated Press
Lansing
Mitch
Puel
Willam W. Potter
Henry
Detroit
Ronton
Louisville
Hospitala
Nin
Preus Spears
Faul
Minn
Foa
Preug
Peace Parleys For Settlement Of The Streetcar Strike
Peace parleys continued in Chicago between union chiefs and Chicago surface lines officials to resolve the traction tie up. A meeting of the car company board of control followed talks, while strikebreakers were reported en route and hundreds of jitney buses were eyed as the city debated a 2100 004 funding plan to finance five cent fares.
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United Press
Chicago
Aleagos Traction
DOW
Chigigo
Board of Control
The
Car Company
Blair
Thompson & Plan
Coun
Ma Or i
Reed Victory in Missouri signals voter backlash against party bosses
The Associated Press notes Senator James A Reed claims a victory in Missouri as voters rebuke party control and corporate influence. The piece covers Reed’s stance on the Pack-Cummins law repeal and opposition to the four power pact, framed as adherence to traditional Washington policy against entangling alliances.
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Miess
Madison
James A
Wisconsin
Senate
Heal
Great
Reed
Hisfand
Hisappananta
Washington
Antinst
Davies Becomes First Woman Chief Of Co operative Congress
Miss Margaret Llewellyn Davies is named the first woman chief of the Co operative Congress of England. The AE represents 4,500,000 co operators, mainly consumers, and she says women can advance the Ishor movement through their own trade unions and co operative bodies.
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Margaret Llewellyn Davies
Cooperative Congress of England
England
Miss Davies Bees
Ishor
Thousands of Men Fight Forest Fires Across Mountain West
Amid a dry season and recent storms, thousands of firefighters battle blazes from Montana mountains to the Columbia River. The largest fires threaten government timber, with a new blaze near Marble Creek in Idaho or extending into Idaho and Washington.
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Columbia River
Naseaatest
Rocky
Kinskeu
Washington
Idaho
Marble Creeks
Intervention by Big Four to Save the Nation
United Press report outlines a plea from railroad leaders to President against a looming strike. A vice president warns that 30 percent of locomotives are out of service and 60 percent will be unable to operate within days if no settlement occurs. Brotherhood leaders demand restraint, fearing widespread disruption to rail transport and national economy.
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BIG Four
Nation
United Pies
Cleveland
Feup
Liuther
Ianen
Mien
Shen
Undmstead
Unitel Presa
Tim Brother
State road program cut sparks funding debate and delays
Officials warn the state road program will lose at least 100 miles of planned projects triggering shortages in paving and cement supply. Engineers and county commissions clash over funding and priority while progress stalls and future deadlines are jeopardized.
Tragic Kansas City Mother haunted by murdered kin
Minnie Custer of Kansas Street endures a grim Memorial Day aftermath. Her husband Charles Coaster, once a police officer, was killed by a murderer. Her son Walter Bailey shot dead. another son injured. Police connect clues to a broader alleged frame in a deadly conspiracy tied to Annie Viking.
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Tracey
United Press
San Francisco
Minnie Custer
Kansas
Charleas Coaster
Polies Forse
Walter
Offlea
Meinilmoe
Vere
Annie Viking
Vollea
Mre
Cart Vandercooar
Kenosha Assemblyman Faces Embezzlement Charge
A Kenosha County assemblyman is charged with embezzlement involving funds under $900. Report notes his alleged misconduct and a determination that his actions may relate to a difficult mental state and intoxication.
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Kenosha County
Kinosha
Teaim Kenosha
Fides
Trephvemans
Only State in Union With War Authority
United Press reports Wisconsin, the only state with wartime authority, is unable to prevent privation due to coal shortages. The state fuel commission wired federal officials about Hoover plan financing and designated state consignees to receive coal. Interstate priority orders and Lake Michigan port access blocked shipments, raising alarm over a possible ship workers strike halting cargo shipments from the east.
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United Pres
Madison
Wisconsin
Fuel Administration
Hooyser
State Fuel Commission
Kenry B Spencer
Edward Nordman
Hoover Pla
Central
P H. Pressentine
Hoover
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Fual Committee
Chicago Cubs Defeat Giants In First Game
Chicago Cubs beat New York Giants 5 to 2 in the first game of a doubleheader. McQuillan was Giants new acquisition and Kaufman pitched for the Cubs. Giants scored two in the second on three straight hits, but Cubs pulled away with a three-run ninth inning offense to take the opener.
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Chicago Cubs
Giants
United Press
Pain Grounds
New York
Chicago
Cuba
Guinta
McGraw
McQuillas
Kaufman
Cubs
MrQuiten
Kinglea
Fonward
Jiteker Alexander
Caraga
Eld
We Giants
Firat
Bankruptcy Petition Filed Against Stent Theater Manager
A bankruptcy petition was filed naming the manager of the Stent theater. It lists a debt of $290, a contested $40 claim, assets worth $290, and liabilities totaling $3,598, including Sich bonds.
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Charies
Ngeemoor
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