Ban on Exporting Coal Decided by Hoover Plan
Washington D C Secretary Hoover announced a government decision to ban coal exports except in great emergencies as part of a fuel conservation plan during the mine strike. He urged states to assume full responsibility for distribution and to curb profiteering while shipping lines must ensure coal for the next port of call starting August 1.
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Paul R. Maen
United Dress Staff
Washington, D. C
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Canada
United States
Presidential Coal Committee
Machinists Recover $400000 War Bonus in Court Ruling
Judge Ray Stevens in Pare County Circuit Court held that the war bonus decided by the federal labor board was not part of the wage during the war. The Fuller & Johnson Company faced eligibility for bonus payments totaling forty thousand dollars under the ruling.
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Pare County
Mission girl does not name father in Trotter divorce case
United Press report from Grand Rapids Michigan outlines Florence Moody in the Trotter divorce proceedings. Attorneys questioned Joreins Moody about paternity while Moody testified about alleged confessions and frequent quarrels with his wife over the so called mission habs claims.
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Grand Rapids
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Mission
Trotter
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Joreins Moody
Tiotter
Miss Mante
Miss Moody
Fond du Lac Dean Resigns Position
Special to The Northwestern Elliot White reports the Fond du Lac dean of St Paulis cathedral resigns after sixteen years. He will take charge of a summer colony chapel at Rawhead New Jersey and plans to return in October to settle affairs. Dean White is well known and highly regarded among Episcopal clergy.
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Fond du Lac
Elliot White
St Paulis
Fond du
Auto crashes leave two dead and ten injured
A chaotic night on a highway near town ends in two deaths and ten injuries as a street collision and a parked car crash claim victims. Witnesses say a speeding auto struck a pedestrian and another vehicle, with emergency crews racing to the scene and taking injured to the hospital.
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Henry Katee
New Bridge Over Fox River in Green Bay Ordered
The railway commission ordered Wisconsin Public Service to relocate a street railway crossing the Fox River at Main Street Green Bay to a new bridge. The utility must move the track, pave between the tracks, and pay the city 25 000, plus cover construction costs and other expenses.
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Railway Commission
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Colorado Floods Swamp Homes After Cloudburst
Denver reports show scores of homes flooded and several bridges washed out as Cherry Creek and the South Platte river surged beyond banks. Property damage runs into thousands of dollars before floodwaters receded. Snow also hit crops in Scranton during a storm.
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Cherry Creek
Scranton
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Green Bay denies basebal l frameup intimation
United Press reports turmoil in the Fox River Valley Baseball League as Green Bay rejects claims of a frameup. Green Bay states players are league approved and disputes accusations of ineligibility while planning to lineup pitcher Howard for Sundays clash with Kenosha.
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Senate probes tariff rates amid graft allegations
An Assomated Press dispatch from Washington reports a Senate inquiry proposed into charges that senators have financial interests in tariff rates tied to a pending bill. The resolution would direct a judicial committee to report within ten days, with focus on whether leaders benefited from the so called emergency tariff. Debate erupted as editors and senators traded accusations over wool, rivet, and rice interests, while Caraway and Gooding defended integrity and pressed immediate action.
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Agricultural Tariff Bloc
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Senafaraway
Claims Right to Change Husbands Every Thirty Days
A Chicago woman known as Dora declares she can marry anew every month claiming the right to change husbands each thirty days. She says she has had a dozen husbands and cites the law as allowing celibate periods. Dora speaks from protective custody, saying a month is enough to live with any man before leaving.
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Chicago
Dora
Oman
Prediction of John L Lewis on coal miners return to pits
The report predicts miners will be back in the pits within 30 days as leaders from coal fields meet in conference with Miners union chiefs and Frank Farrington to discuss the present strike. Michigan labor officials and state authorities seek a peaceful settlement, with operators and miners to confer in Philadelphia amid efforts to avert extended disruption.
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Jack Darrock
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Philadelphia
Ivert
John I. Ley
Frank Farrington
Petri
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Cary Youn
Lahor
Michigan
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Railroads Reject Seniority Plan Says Roads Will Reject
United Press reports that many railroads oppose seniority rights in settlement talks over the shipmen's strike. Officials in Nashville and Tennessee say roads will not concede seniority terms. Union officials are viewed as pursuing a firm bargaining stance while some roads hire skilled workers to backfill positions.
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Wdkend
New York
Tuesdas
Germany Given Ten Days to Accept Allied Decision
Germany must respond within ten days to the Allied demand on postwar terms. The notice cites financial constraints and the need to secure exchange payments, detailing the German negotiators’ duty under Allied instruction and the risks of delay.
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Germany
Berger Plans To Attend European Socialist Meet
A fragmented report notes Berger plans to attend an international socialist convention. The text mentions Berger as a veteran and references European socialist meetings and a forthcoming gathering in fall.
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European Socialist Meet
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Wilwwaker
Victor Ds Kerger
Hives to Speak in Campaign Next Week
Campaign events outline a speaking tour with Hives scheduled to address voters in Wisconsin and nearby locations. The rollout includes appearances at centers in Dodgeville and other towns, with dates noting early August. organizers emphasize turnout efforts and party messaging.
Jury Sent Back by Judge After Deadlock
A juror deadlock leads the judge to discharge the panel in a case tied to a defendent named in readable fragments. The report notes belated steps to resume proceedings and references potential life sentences, with unclear details about the defendants and dates.
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Dberchain
Hand of BG Interests Move 15 Sten Trade Concept
Fragmented OCR text discusses BG interests, a possible capital move, and a predicted trade concept. It mentions settlements, national aims, and a proposed conference to resolve mine and ore issues with references to industrial ties and regional players.
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Bank marshal slain in Hewitt Minnesota bank robbery
A bank marshal was killed during a heist in Hewitt Minnesota as bandits robbed the bank. The attackers fled as pursuing officers intercepted near the scene and exchanged gunfire in a tense pursuit.
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BANK
Primaries in Seven States Next Week
Lawrence Martin reports a sweeping primary week across seven states including Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Virginia and West Virginia with primaries set for Thursday and Friday and a following week expanding to three more states. The fate of roughly sixty congressmen and multiple seminars hangs on the results amid a tense political landscape.
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United Dress Star
Washington, D.C
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Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Virginia
Wisconsin ends fuel distribution under wartime order
Madison dispatch reports Wisconsin state fuel committee under Governor Blaine approved priority allocations mirroring national orders. Nordman chairs the fuel committee with emergency provisions granting wartime authority to direct coal distribution to public utilities schools and hospitals in Baraboo Madison and across the state. A census of coal on hand was ordered from retailers as the panel plans surveys and further procurement steps.
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Biward Nordman
State Marketing Commission
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Wisconsin
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Nordman
State
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Bella
Why Green Bay Was Dropped From the League
A garbled report outlines Kluwin’s explanation for Green Bay’s exclusion from the Mos Con top Vadles league. It cites internal disputes, policy disagreements, and promised actions by the Green Bay club, including resistance to independent venues and criticisms of leadership decisions. The piece discusses reactions, future candidacies, and calls for orderly conduct during the inquiry.
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Harding eyes settlement for all rail strike this week
Washington relied on President Harding push for a conpromise plan to end the rail strike and avert a coal crisis. Officials expect a final decision by executives and shopworkers next Tuesday after White House talks, with seniority rights outlined for workers and a tentative framework agreed by both sides.
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American Federation of Lala
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White House
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Association of Railway Executives
New York
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Railroad Labor Board
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Labor Board
Henry F. Spencer
Railroad Administration
Damaged by Fire
A fire caused significant damage to a building as investigators assess the scene. No injuries reported, and fire crews extinguished the blaze after hours of effort. Local authorities urged residents to avoid the area while containment and safety checks continue.
Weather outlook for the week beginning Wonder
Local forecasts indicate mostly hot conditions early in the week with temperatures near or above normal. Later days show partial cloudiness and a tendency toward cooler readings with variability across regions and winds shifting from upper to lower levels.
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