Harding and War Officials Await Reports
Washington reports indicate possible federal action in West Virginia mine turmoil. President Harding and war department officials await investigation results as Governor Morgan requests troops. Murray of United Mine Workers travels to Charleston to urge miners to return to work amid mounting tensions and district unrest.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Paiip
Washingtee
West Virginia
Whitehouse
Harding
Ots
War Department
Wee
Sutherland
Morgan
Harboard
Bandholtz
General Staff
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Flair
Sharpie
Cha
Sterif Hatahida
Washington
Vna Deni
Senate Cor Prcis
Lewis
Rardholtz
Seco
Herland
Afraid to Visit Barbaric America Debs and Klan Fears Staged
A fragmented report notes fears of visiting the United States tied to Ku Klux Klan intimidation and Debs’s supposed coercive demands, suggesting Shavian humor may mask the issue. The piece references a 1930s context with war secretary, President Harding era mentions, and miners near Blair Logan County mobilizing as authorities watch.
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Ku Klux Klan
Eugene V. Debs
Joi
Mr. Shaw
United States
Madison, W
Logan County
Blair
Disappointment Said to Be Cause of Bairds Death
Report notes disappointment cited as cause of Baird’s death after he sought currency endorsement in Minnesota and suffered a sanatorium stay. He died suddenly of heart trouble on Monday. burial or transport to Austin was planned.
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Baird
Washinston
Minnesota
Austin
Strike votes loom as railroad workers threaten walkout
Officials report railroad workers in multiple regions are voting on a strike to pressure the government for job protection and wage guarantees. Managers report preparations as unions seek greater authority while unemployment risks rise nationwide. The Labor Department cites about 800,000 railroad jobless amid the dispute.
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Momen
Poten
Davison
Mene
Workalsa
Labor Department
Opposition to Plan to Use Cantonments for Disabled Vets
Opposition voices argue against converting Amel three cantonments for World War II disabled veterans. The national committee frames the plan as ill advised and urges reconsideration despite vocational aims.
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Ea Press
Silver Stars for Gallantry in Washington
A partial OCR fragment notes Silver Stars for gallantry awarded in Washington state. It mentions a ceremony or announcement involving a president and a medal for action, with references to patrols and a vacation, but the readable text is incomplete and scattered across lines.
HabER recovering after auto accident
Mr Haber, publisher of The Commonwealth in Fond du Lac, who was seriously injured in an automobile accident, is improving slowly but steadily.
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United Phesay Fond du Lac
Haber
The
Commonwealth
Fortyth Manitowoc Official Dinner Sparks Health Theories
Forty Manitowoc city officials and guests attended a dinner that left several sickened, with authorities unsure if the illness came from the Sheborgan water or other causes. City Clerk Frank Drun and Fawaz were among those affected as physicians offered competing theories.
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iBy United Bross
Manitowoc
Easi
Frank Drun
Fawaz
Worsonlag
Sicorganipeopie
Harding Invites Borah to Join Senate Administration Leaders
Washington President Harding invited Senator Borah of Idaho to join the administration leaders in the Senate but Borah declined. Senate Republican leader Lodge remains the elected head, with Borah’s independence seen as vital to harmony within the GOP while still offering support to the president.
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L. C. Martin
United Press
Washington
Harding
Borah
Daho
Senate
Borah Jhus
Inc
Lodke ix
Lodre
Borth
League Governed by Washington Meet Overshadows Geneva Assembly
Geneva reports the Nations Council notes that the upcoming general assembly on September 3 has been overshadowed by the Washington disarmament conference. The launch of major peace talks now dominates international focus, with several candidates nominated for posts. Fraot is expected to win.
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Goungil
Washington
Henr Weed
Taked Press
Sia
Geneva
Nations Council
Wallacion
Clara Smith Hamon's Picture in Court
Clara Smith Hamon appears in Superior Court as a dispute over an injunction to prevent publication of a photograph and related prints. The case involves alleged defacement of rights and a request to restrain distribution, with details partly obscured in the report.
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Clara Smith
Hamon
Plead Guilty to Theft of Autos in Wisconsin and Illinois
La Crosse Wisconsin report says gang led by Ware Ren and Herron Wyman pleaded guilty to stealing a La Crosse car and confessed to eleven other thefts in Wisconsin and Illinois. The brothers received four years in prison, with Mame de Vries sentenced to two years. They were arrested in Baraboo after the car's trace led there.
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la Crosse
Wis
Wisconsin
Tlinois
Wareren
Herron Wyman_ brothers
Waupun
Mame de Vries
Barahoo
Thousands Die of Cholera Among Famine Victims in East
A cable to Near East Relief from Albert Johnson reports thousands of famine sufferers in the east dying of cholera. He cites crowded relief facilities in cities across the region and long lines of malnourished children unable to find space in overcrowded American orphans homes.
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East
Associated Press
New York
Sta
American Orphanares
Peace treaty signed to end war with United States
In Budapest the peace treaty between the United States and Hungary was signed yesterday by Forticen Minister Banffy and U S commissioner Grant Smith. The ceremony took place in the palace occupied by the American mission and both sides expressed satisfaction at the restoration of friendly relations. The conclusion of peace is seen as strengthening ties between the two nations and concluding the long technical state of war with Hungary.
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Associated Press
Budapest
United States
Forticen
Banffy
Grant Smith
Shake Hani
At & Pom
Mr. Smith
Minter Ranffy
Smith
United State
Manty
Aleady
Vienna
Austria
Berlin
Germany
Germany under martial law like restrictions in decree
Berlin reports a decree issued by President Ebert restricting daily life after alleged incursions and movements. Authorities warn that any dissent or solidarity actions will be suppressed, as the government vows to defend order and curb unrest across the country.
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Germany
Associated Press
Berlin
Ebert
Ely
Jen
Sentiecs Reyerit
Tleep
Amticrez
Orzaniz
Three Children Perish in Inferno at Riverside Home
Fire investigators probed a blaze that gutted a Riverside residence where three children aged four to eight were found dead amid charred debris. Authorities said the family’s home showed signs of rapid spread. conditions prevented immediate cause assessment.
New German Treaty To Go To Senate On Reconvening
Washington reports President Harding will send the new German treaty to the Senate upon congress reconvening September 21. A message urging prompt ratification is expected, though Harding may not present the treaty in person.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Germany
Senate Ishmedia
Congress
White House
Street War and Riots Across Northern Ireland Violent clashes surge
Rioting and street fighting flare across Belfast and Belieast with laborers, civilians, and police trapped amid armored cars and fire. Casualties rise as liquor and labor tensions spark renewed internecine clashes feeding a broader security crisis.
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Duncairn Gardens
North Queen Street
MOKS
United Press
Belast—Pierce
Toreinto
Moba
Governor Blaine Appeals to Weeks to Open Fox Dams
The report notes Governor Blaine urging weeks to authorize opening Fox Dams amid flood concerns. Details are unclear but emphasize urgent action and public safety. Local officials and residents expect a rapid decision on dam openings.
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Blaine
Police Watch: Home of Foreigner Targeted in Milwaukee
Fragmentary police report cites a foreigner's residence in Milwaukee attacked or studied by unknown intruders. Details are unclear due to damaged text but mention of threats or incident around a date in March and a person harmed or terrified within the home.
Dispute Over Alpine Land Fueled by Hungarian Movements
Reports from Vienna indicate Burgenland tensions as Hungarian regulars move near Odenburg and clashes with Austrian gendarmes rise. Protests to the Allies mount while officials rely on adherence to the St Germain treaty amid unsettled frontiers and warnings from neighboring states.
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Vienna
Burgenland
Austria
Set
Genmein
Helius
Korfanry
Upper Silesia
d’Annunmo
Fiume
Davy
Odenburg
Wen
Hejjas
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Bur-genland Amd
St. Germain
Odenhure
Veterans Parade in Detroit Marks War Return
About eight thousand veterans from the Thirty-Second Division marched down Westward Avenue in Detroit just before noon. Maj. General William G. LeFebre led the on foot parade through a street jammed with cheering citizens. The Wisconsin infantry regiments 127th and 128th joined the reunion at the Red Arrows and planned a dinner at Belle Isle before an afternoon sports program.
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Astrot
R Avenue
Detroit
Mayista
Hed Arrow Man
Ges. Wiliam G
Wisconsin
127Th
Iisth
Red Arrows
Belle Iste
Lenroot
Spe
Mexican Official Shot To Death In Day Order Fight
A Mexican official was shot to death during a clash over a day order in Sonora near San Luis. Civilians were wounded as violence erupted between rival groups near the border. Details remain unclear as authorities probe the confrontation and its motives.
Runaway Edna Ebert Returned Home with Help
Evsiyn Ebert, 14, who accompanied Edna, returned home after Edna ran away and prompted New York police to alert officials. Edna and Evsiyn were traced thanks to the father’s efforts and police involvement.
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Terk
Edna
Evsiyn Ebert
Automobile Crash Near Northwestern Crossing Injures Four
At Racine Wisconsin two men driving an automobile collided with a rapidly moving northbound train at the Washington avenue crossing of the Northwestern road. The crash wrecked the car and left Arthur 397 North Sheridan in serious condition. Joseph Plarr 24 Board street New England, another occupant, was injured by loss of...
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Associated Press
Racine
Wis
Avier
Washinsion Avenue
theMorthwestern Road
Arth
North
Sheridan
Joseph Plarr
Board Street
Captured After Chase Through City Streets
A fragmentary report notes a pursuit ending with capture after a street chase. The text mentions a state fair and theater, a fire, and an incident tied to a person named Wulsuker or similar, but the details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Wulsuker
Grand Jury Called For Federal Court Opening
A federal grand jury has been called to convene for the opening of the court here. The action signals the start of the judicial term with jurors summoned to hear cases and consider indictments. Local authorities prepare the docket and advance notice to potential witnesses and jurors.
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Associated Press
Federal Court
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