Assumption of Parley Rendered Possible
In a message to United Mine Workers Chief Washiner, a plan emerges to bridge differences between opposed coal groups. President Coolidge weighs public appeals to farmers and operators to compromise, avoiding mine seizure. Attorney General Sarrent and Herbert Hoover visit the White House as talks resume to avert a coal field suspension. Samuel D. Warriner signals hope for production to continue despite prior rupture in negotiations. John S. Lewis comments on Warriner’s shift, promising a reply after reviewing the letter. Continued on page 124.
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Calidge
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John S. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Wariner
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Warriner
Peter
Miss Gertrude Fileres Eyes English Channel Swim
French papers report American swimmer Miss Gertrude Fileres trained for the English Channel, touted as the only competitor with the necessary qualities. Weather and channel conditions delayed plans, with routine training and preparations continuing despite uncertainties.
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Miss Eqerle
Ghankel
Miners Buried in Stope Collapse At Ore Mine
An early AP report describes a disastrous collapse at a miner shaft in an Ore district. Rescue teams work amid hazardous conditions as several miners are trapped and one is believed dead after a fall on the eleventh level. The incident prompts ongoing efforts to reach those inside the fallen area.
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Associated Press
Messenger
Migh
Pune
Wes
Eure
Sylvie Gan
Fuel K
Yesmieea
Hin
Death Penalty Across Forty States in the United States
An United Press analysis reports ninety inmates, including six women, await execution in multiple states as capital punishment laws vary. Nine crimes carry death penalties across states, with eight states abolishing it. Utah offers a choice between hanging and firing squad. Nevada uses the gas chamber. some states have moved to humane methods or abolition.
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United Press
New York
Runcell Scot
Hm Sisi
bReritiey
Tolly States
United Preas
Ghicama
Sey
Dennsylvania
Onis
Fane Island
Maine
North Dakota
South Dako
Minnesota
Michigan
Kansas
Wisconsin
Eleettin
Utah
Nevada
Nat Merand
Whally
Fatin Factory
Rncan
Alficisis heYave
Rainfall in Towa blesses parched corn in relief effort
United Press reports modest showers across Des Moines and surrounding counties bring statewide relief to drought stricken corn fields. Officials note rainfall varied but any moisture supports crops, with forecasts calling for continued rain and mild temperatures as farmers assess damage and recovery plans.
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United Press
Des Moines
Ita
Seurhoup
Teta
New Postal Rates Bring Promising Returns
The article notes changes in postal rates and hints at favorable financial impact for several entities. It mentions Washington DC and other firms as potential beneficiaries, with references to six percent increases and comparisons to prior charges. Names and places appear in fragmented form amid the OCR text.
Desperate Bid for Dorothy custody by Browning kin
A chaotic plea centers on Dorothy Browning, an adopted child at issue in a custody dispute. The letter accuses Dorothy’s guardian of improper ties and pleads for a safe, decent home, arguing working-class rights and guardian responsibility amid an escalating public and press scrutiny.
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Ali Buhenton
Anu Sitehi
Tidar Ty
Publis Welfare
Apkanir
Wiotes
Gale
Homer
Ureson
Browning
Fear
Mr. Browning
Chat
Dorothy
Alen
Edward Browning
New York
Mary Louise Spas
Emang
Mary Lowstare
Protesters March as Objector Is Detained in Capital
A chaotic scene unfolds in Washington as klansmen gathered nearby amid nationwide fears. An objector is seized during the turmoil while police and demonstrators clash over anti Klan and reform slogans.
Coqkie Eligible for Big Ten Eligibility After Grades
A garbled cricket of text suggests Coqkie, connected to Moorea and a university context, may become eligible for a conference or organization. The fragment mentions grades, eligibility, and a future report. references to the Big Ten and university pace imply a college sports eligibility outcome to be clarified next week.
Dempsey Eyes Million Dollar Bet For Rematch
Exclusive interview notes Dempsey denying talks with Fitzsimmons or a signed agreement while leaving Michigan promoter and purse details in play. He hints a $1,000,000 guarantee could secure the fight with a Michigan venue possible and notes Mullins signature may appear to backers.
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Gincoty
Los Angeles
Caliay
Demsmey
Klay Fitzsimmons
Michigan
Tad
Iid
Fitzaimayans
Flight planned from Etah as hopes rise for base
Reports from Washington describe an expedition plan to establish a base from Etah Greenland near Ellesmere. The commanded party faces delays and rearrangements as ships approach the fringe of the Wandel Sea with storms and uncertain ice conditions.
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Etah
Washington
Marthoe Apri
Greenland
Orbant
Ellesmere
Ashe
Jeri
Pledge Report Spurs Bank Project Funding Debate
A fragmentary note outlines funding pledges for a bank project. Ambiguous text mentions officials and a declaration related to Luther in Ossuing. No clear dates, names, or places are readable from the fragment.
Plane kills bathers near coast in morning incident
A plane strike at a seaside location injured several people including Torg, Faccenda, and Gergant Cuntl. Authorities in Rome and nearby depots are investigating the crash after the craft veered from its course, hitting bathers on the shore.
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Rome
Porre
Pastor Slain Wife Wounded in Louisiana Shooting
A pastor shoots and injures his wife before his own death in an unclear Louisiana incident. Witnesses describe chaotic scenes as authorities investigate motives and sequence of events. Several locals and church members react with shock.
DROWNS IN WRECK AT Vernal Foes sey Rte Parad
A report from Vernal notes a drowning in a wreck during a short ride near a route through a river corridor. Rescue efforts saved one person while others faced a perilous situation and were assisted by bystanders and authorities.
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Uae
Dre Cantmanton
Weltant
Quake Registered on Italian Machine
Fragmentary report notes a quake event linked to an Italian machine with unclear details. Named terms include Ruftunle Mandar and Elena, with references to dates and figures that are not fully legible. The piece appears to be a brief public notice or technical update from a regional source.
Way Cleared for Treaties and Alliances
Fragmentary OCR reads as a cluttered note mapping names and places like Washburn Amwiicra and Teeny Slavet. It hints at discussions or progress toward treaties and alliances, with scattered personal names and locations, but the text is too garbled to extract a coherent event or outcome.
Robbers Loot Factory in Broad Daylight Under Arrests
A large daylight heist at a factory on Lake Erie Drive involved ten suspects detained by authorities. The incident details show illegal liquor operations tied to the arrests, with local police processing multiple individuals in connection to the raid.
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Lake Erie
Fear Potato Pest Sparks Vigorous Debate
A fragmentary report notes strong concern over a potato pest and ensuing measures. Key names and places are unclear in the readable text, but the discussion centers on control fees, evaluations, and proposed actions to address the threat.
Oshkosh Convention Grows Daily in Wisconsin Politics
The Oshkosh convention draws larger crowds as county and state Republicans push for party unity. debate centers on majority rule for nominating a U.S. senator and the role of leaders like Senator Lenrom and A. Larinant in shaping the campaign. Farmers show rising interest amid tax concerns, with candidates seeking support at the Crickeshic gathering and in Milwaukee.
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Northweertars
Anhgeler
Oshkosh Convento
Uilking Bioger
Mathida Mathads
Medison
Adalas
Arnroot
Lenrom
A. Larinant
Wisconsin
Wreiodo
Paige
MOTHER TO INQUIRE INTO MYSTERY HOTE SAYING SON DROWNS
In a troubling case a mother seeks answers about her son's drowning, while local authorities review the mystery surrounding the incident. The report mentions a ceremony and disputed details as family members work with law enforcement.
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