Labor Board Publishes New Working Rules
United Press reports the labor board published updated working rules to curb overtime and Sunday pay. The rules aim to reduce onerous effects of twelve hour shifts and introduce three hours pay for the first two hours on certain days while extending wage classifications to repair crews and signal workers.
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Labor Board
NEW Working Rules
United Press
Chikarro
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Dar
J. J. Farnan
Raintesance
Cartiers
Findin
Extendi
Seco
Recommendations for Farmers in Congress Committee Report
A fragmented summary notes recommendations to aid farmers, including cooperative marketing, credit rate adjustments for rural products, and measures on capital formation. It references wartime finance concerns and congressional action, with vague proposals about credit, marketing, and fiscal safeguards.
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Report OF Congress Committee
Washington
Eadens
Irom
Sherksn
Ulster Stand Alleged From Irish State Says Craig
Ulster associate Tomson Prew comments that Ulster will stand aloof from Irish state amid treaty talks and prime ministerial remarks. Evening Standard reports on tensions shaping Ulster policy and potential political shifts amid a period of strategic disagreement.
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Ulster
Rish
Craig
Tomson
Jemiss
Acterdins i
Evening Standard
PAGt Ratification Debate Signals Senate Battles Over Four-Power Pact
The piece discusses U S ratification prospects of a four-power pact involving Britain Japan France and the United States. It notes Senate divisions over Article 10 and implied war obligations, with opposition warning about potential U S entanglements and the need for safeguards before endorsement. Partisan tensions and the broader implications for American foreign policy are highlighted.
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Unites Stites
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Gryel
Discover Secret of What Makes the Hot Dog Wild
A cryptic AP snippet from New York editors hints at hot dog flavor, pricing, and vendor tactics. It mentions frankfurters, taste metrics, and regional pricing, but the OCR text is fragmented, yielding unclear specifics.
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Associated Press
Aevy Yorks
Ander
State troops to be used in coal fields
State troops were ordered to prepare for deployment to coal fields amid labor tensions with the United Mine Workers. The national union urged workers to select militia units to defend mines, with air guards notified and authorities planning movements of five or six companies to the field.
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Kan
Pittsburg
ML TL
Charlies
Martin
Tadey
bern_insuet
McLain
Counter Proposal on Shantung Matter
Associated Press report from Washington details counter proposals by China to Japan on the Shantung dispute. The diplomatic exchanges aim to ease tensions and avert broader conflict, with both sides pressing for direct talks and clarifying negotiations through official channels.
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Shantung
Fy Associated Press
Wankindos
D.C
China
Japan
Weniey
Cn Bates
Apiuss
Company Asked To Bear Part Of Expense
A fragmented notice notes that a company was asked to bear part of the expense for a new bridge or road project. It references Madison and Treen amid a Wisconsin setting and mentions a bridge connecting Main Street and Beusman Street with disputes over who should pay.
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Madison
Treen
Confesses Murder of Physician in Secret Life of Fear
A 28 year old widow, Mrs. Raizen, confessed to fatally shooting physician Dr. Beizerd after a forced relationship and coercive influence by Lilian Schuffer and the doctor. She described an intense manipulation, an attempted prior assault, and a year of mental torment before the murder on a Saturday in New York.
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Dts
Beizerd
Ovis
Glickstein
Tower East
Man Mn
Lilian
Schuffer
Ani
Raizen
Ans
Hickstein
Anein M
Jarmean
Flo
Wisconsin third in value of wood consumed
The Madison Wisconsin area shows Wisconsin ranking third in both quantity and value of wood consumed, as reported by L. Harrington of the state conservation commission. The main pulp wood used in 1924 totals about 54.71 conic of 260d valued at 514,092.245. This reflects the state’s wood use in Rewsdini parr.
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Madison—Wisconsin
L. Harrington
Tate Con Ervatior
Study on Relief Measures for Farm Losses and Livestock
A historical note outlines examination of relief options to mitigate farm losses. It discusses means to improve the movement of livestock from farms and the handling of dairy and meat products. The document references government and private support measures and motions to advance policy discussions today.
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Varios Ortetzel
Tossrom
Oher Sjerics
State board urged to review alien support rules
An opinion asserts counties share liability for maintaining aliens and residents until a state law clarity. The Wisconsin opinion states counties are liable to the same degree for supporting an alien resident as a citizen unless Wisconsin law says otherwise.
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Ween Aher
Otizas
Maine
State Board of Contral
County agents favor Farm Bureau federation
At the annual convention in Saint Paul the county agents urged the Farm Bureau Federation to coordinate farm support and oppose tighter county funding. They pressed for withholding financial support from county offices and asked for broader county participation to back farming interests.
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Farm Bureau
Paul —Charsing
Ellen American Secery
Agreement on American Plans Seen in Naval Arms Talks
United Press reports a tentative three power accord on limiting naval armaments to realign capital ships after the Hughes program. Britain, France, and Japan are said to aim for a comprehensive agreement soon with modifications allowing ongoing construction during the ten year period.
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Washington
America
Mutou
Senate
AL LL Bradford
United Press Staff
Japan
Ome
Fean Delenams
Hughes
Balfour
Kato
Wat
Sayin
Britain
pHugnes
Confessed Killing Iowa School Teacher After Rejection
A man admits murdering a teacher in Iowa after she refused him. Police report a motive linked to rejection. Investigators say the suspect gave a detailed account and led officers to the crime scene. The case remains under further legal proceedings with courtroom dates pending.
German Officer Honored For World War Era Rescue
Before the war Ermest Harzmeyer then on a German submarine helped rescue the crew of the British steamship County of Devon, abandoned at sea on February 20, 1914. The British government planned to reward him. after the war began they found Harzmeyer now third mate on the US Vistula and awarded a silver rose cup.
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Harzmeyer
County of Devon
North Atlantic
U. S. Vistula
Hirm
Plan to Grease War Debts Lit by Britain
Washington reports word that British Prime Minister Lloyd George plans to tackle war debts owed to Britain. The for may indicate debate on repayment terms, with discussions touching on reparations and debt relief amid postwar tensions and financial strain.
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Oges Lloyd Gesase
Britain
Today in Congress Amends Proposals to Three Percent Misreaction
A report notes near proposals for amendments to a three percent misreation rate with discussion of bills and potential action. The piece mentions several lawmakers and party stances, outlining possible changes and procedural steps.
Senator Spencer Given Knox’s Place In Senate
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a reference to Senator Spencer possibly being assigned Knox’s former place in the senate. Details are unclear due to garbled text and missing context.
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Isenator
Spencer Given
Knox’ Place
Fragmented Message From Sates Office Reaches Public
An OCR fragment shows a garbled notice referencing state offices and an emergency contact. Limited readable items hint at a public alert or directive but essential names, dates, or actions are missing.
RenE Vivian Expects Conference Each Year
Readable fragments indicate RenE Vivian aims to attend or organize a conference annually. No clear date or location is confirmed in the legible text. Further context from the original article would be required to specify the event, participants, or institutional role involved.
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Rene Vivian
Cold Weather Notes From Local Advertisements
A garbled local notice set mentions colder conditions and temperature remarks. It references general weather hints and minor items, including three cleats and road notes, though specifics are unclear.
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Perecst
OAL to Hold Public Meet on Anglo Irish Pact Fallout
Dublin reports say the Dail and the London peace talks division sparked a bitter clash between Eamon de Valera and Michael Collins as the Irish delegates argued over authority to sign the London pact. A public meeting is postponed until tomorrow to discuss ratification and the government’s next move in the Anglo Irish peace process.
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Suespan
de Bail Eireann
Poy Sf Iuks
Deil
Abe Peril
London
Asrement
Eamonne Valera
Hic
Sha Didiesutes
iBy United Preasy
da Valera
Collins
Arthur Griffith
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Cotns
Sheot
Knot
Farmhand Net Income Reported At $312 This Year
A Sampson County farmhand James Poteet Franklin Jr. earned four dollars a day, totaling about 312 dollars last year. The report notes land purchased for nineteen pounds and cites his steady, low-wage labor as the basis for the income figure.
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Associated Press
Franklin
James Poteet
Sampson County
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