Shortage to Continue for Months Across Lakes Region
Federal fuel officials scan Ohio and Pennsylvania coal fields to supply the Great Lakes region. Rail and port limitations may hinder diversion to the lakes area while 1,900 cars are planned from Kentucky and West Virginia this week. Wisconsin receives an initial 50,000 tons as rail strikes and rain delay shipments.
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United Press
Washington, D
Spencer
Presidential Coal Commission
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Creat Lakes
Mt Ig
Lakes
Kentucky
West Virginia
Toledo
Sandusky
Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
P. H. Prentin
State Fuel Committee
National Fuel Administration
State Committee
Coal Situation Today Seeks End to Anthracite Strike Parley
Miners return to scattered posts in seven states as discussions with operators in Philadelphia seek settlement of the anthracite strike. Meetings in Chicago and a Cleveland agreement push hopes for a quick resumption. Washington state operators refuse to meet miners claiming open shop yields satisfactory results. Troops withdrawn from Ohio mines as a few men resume work today.
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Tress
Philadelphia
Chicago
Tings
Witonis
Washinston
Ohis
Ohio
Cleveland
Harvest Heiress to Live in Mother’s Villa
An heiress of the harvest wealth is expected to reside at her mother’s villa after a court s brief. Details remain secret but she will take up residence near the motorway adjacent to the late Emperor Karl of Austria site. The arrangement involves Swiss authority approval and is tied to estate plans.
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Mother's
Mas Deere Nest
Mathilde McCermiah
Harold FL
Karl of Austria
Pute
Peace spreads to Indiana and southwestern coal fields
United Press reports coal peace gains spread from Cleveland to Indiana mines as operators and miners in southwestern fields agree to sign on the same terms. Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania operators respond, with hopes for full production nationwide within a week and a forthcoming traction conference in Philadelphia.
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United Press
New York
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Morgan to Speak Outdoors in Hot Weather Campaign
William Morgan, Independent candidate for governor of Wisconsin, plans open air speeches at Monument Square and Grand Opera House depending on weather. If rain forces indoors, venues shift to the opera house with ropes and seats for those unable to stand. He has already spoken in Oshkosh and Winnebago County and aims to visit industrial plants and other counties this week.
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Mernan
Cand
Will Iisit
Morgan
Issur
Winnebate Cour
Atx
Caverno
Winnehera County
Watertown
Fond du Lac
I Bis
Heix
Moonshine Toll Marks Sauk County Tragedy
Baraboo Wisconsin reports a fatal moonshine incident in Sauk County. Hoist of three youths are jailed as investigators name suspect Herman Schunaacher, a Plain resident, amid the village’s tense aftermath.
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Sauk County
Cha Associated Press
Baraboo
Wis
Inuenshine
Northwestern trains run. switch crews refuse inspection
Northwestern trains operate on five divisions but Washington yard service is crippled as engineers refuse to run switch engines without federal inspection. One switch engine remains active to handle local passenger and perishable freight. Milwaukee road freight activity is noted as higher than normal, with several lines and schedules listed for Madison, Chicago, Waukegan, Crystal Lake, and other points.
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United Press
Madison
Chicago & Northwestern
Northwestern
Officine
Milwaukee Road
Wisconsin Division
Jth
Waukegan
Ch . Madison
Chicago
Chivaxca
Ngeton
Chien Hes Plaines
Crystal Lake
Des
Twin Lakes
Willams Ray
Chicage
Bituminous coal prices rise to Milwaukee consumers
An official coal company announces a 75 cent increase in bituminous coal prices for Milwaukee consumers effective today. The notice was sent to customers, with officials stating the higher price will be published and the market will adjust to the new rate.
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Wisconsin
Edward Nordman
Tn National Fuel Administration
Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Morrissey
J.D. Morrissey
Blaine
Inday
St. Paul
C.D. White
Northwest States
Conepese
Fomhans
Rep Knight says he will quit job
Representative Knight of Ohio said he would resign as a member at the soonest moment that he can with justice to his district. He had recently run as a Republican candidate for governor in the Cho primary.
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Knight
Washington
D. C
Ohio
Highway 15 Celebration Postponed in Washout Report
The Greater Sheridan Road group postponed the Ashkosh celebration tied to the final Highway 15 trunk completion. Officials cited inspection concerns and chose to delay the tour while the unfinished highway segment nears full concrete readiness. The planned Oshkosh rendezvous remains scheduled for completion milestones and future festivities.
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Ashkosh
St Trunk Highway
Milmunker, Sentinel
Ray Smith
Siilwaukee
R. J. Hodson
The
Association of Commerce
Oshkosh
President plans push for peace talks as rail strike widens
President Harding prepares to address Congress in a special message on the railroad dispute. Reports from Chicago and New York say executives fear little chance of settlement without concessions. Meanwhile some transcontinental service is improving and a fireman shooting near Needles is unconfirmed.
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United
Washington
Brotherhood Teadhers
New York
Harding
Congress
Mmessage
Charles
Santa Fe
Nerdles
Calif
New Mexico
Heat wave to linger in Midwest and South with record highs
Chicago reports extreme heat across the Midwest and South with temperatures near 100 in some areas. Officials warn of continued stagnation and heat related deaths as beaches attract crowds seeking relief.
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Mude
Kebet
Chieaie
Chicago
Thasei
William Balzer Details Suspected Assailants In Case
A partially legible state wire report cites William Balzer providing more clues about his attackers. The man says two hands assisted in the assault, with mentions of a search near Sauk County and a trip toward Chicago. Investigators pursue leads as tension grows over the ongoing investigation.
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Irene
Ford
Ded
Guhaed
Mary Ua
Sauk
Delerethes
Ie Chivaga
Flint
Willis
William Rater
Chicago
Rail Situation Today confronts West Coast drainage talks
Rail authorities and press agencies report ongoing conferences across sections in Washington and surrounding areas. Officials seek to alert and adjust to fierce debates over drainage, with multiple meetings and statements shaping the evolving situation.
Booze Selling Onu 3 Boats And Prohibition Protests
Fragmentary report details charges in a Prohibition era case involving bootleg liquor sales and a public disturbance at a Pennsylvania beach area. Names of officials and defendants appear, with references to legal action and potential penalties.
Citations Warn of Legal Hearing on Price Fixing
A fragmentary notice warns of a forthcoming hearing on price fixing tied to a trade or market investigation. Names and details are garbled but suggest a formal proceeding or citation before a court or official body.
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Aeneas
Moratorium Vote Planned By Reparations Commission
The reparations commission is expected to vote tomorrow on a moratorium for Germany and related indemnities. Delegates discuss a compromise plan to suspend payments and debt settlements on a broad scale, awaiting Allied council decisions in November and December.
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Reparations Commission
Germany
Ao Mbratorium
Foe of Wilson Leads in Mississippi Senatorial Primary
Foe of Wilson dominates Mississippi senatorial primary race with support from key party figures. The unclear OCR text suggests a tense contest among candidates, highlighting factional influence and regional political dynamics.
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Wilson
Mississippi
Cottee Not Good for Children
A mis OCRed article discusses prohibition law and health concerns for children. It mentions Mr Bibene de Tavern in a hospital setting and references coffee substitutes, health officers, and claims about caffeine harming children. Mrs Rivers comments on observed children exposed to coffee substitutes.
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Ebudrén
Bibene de
Thane
Che
Wiscard
Health
Teldo
Beatty
Mathar
Embargo on Livestock and Fruit Lifted in West
United Press report says western rail strike paused and shipments began resuming. Embargoes on fruit, livestock, and perishable freight lifted. passenger trains and Western Pacific service expected to return to normal within 20 hours. Growers faced potential losses of 50 million. calls to the Shipping Board and fruit orders discussed as trains resume eastward movement.
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San Jisco
L- Ulftimg
Southern
Ogelfie
Passencey
Sania F
Unten Machic
Western Paeitle
Revival of Wartime Law to Check High Prices Seer Says
United Press reports in Washington that wartime leverage provisions of the Lever Act are being reconsidered. The administration doubts the existing central arrangement will suffice as mines resume operation. Measures to prevent higher costs are under study.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Prie Vauerne Nominien
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