Coal labor turmoil shadows anthracite region crisis
The article reports looming coal mine disruption as anthracite operators and miners face wage disputes led by United Mine Workers President John J. Lewis. It details threats of shutdowns, potential paralysis of the coal industry, and speculation on outcomes amid negotiations and industry-wide pressure.
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Jobn J. Lewis
United Stte Workers
Thistuonth
Thamy
Priscience
Coe
Jewls
Lee United Ming Workers
Floyd W. Marsomn
Paraoun Cortieaséa
Jacksonvilla
Parvone
Ani
Ohiner
Geneva arms conference push for universal peace
Fragmented text discusses the international arms conference at Geneva, urging restraint in weapon use and publishing full statistics of arms trade. It highlights American leadership, concern for rational public opinion, and the aim to reduce armament through covenants guiding peaceful global conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novorat Repeke
Gunota
Comeierco
Ali Mailone
Wollington
Interont
Geneva
Néruin
eDuKes
Eich
Skirmagh
Substantial Tax Cut Seems Assured
A substantial tax rate reduction appears likely as the government contemplates using a surplus to lower taxes toward an ideal basis. Leaders from various sectors agree to aim for relief while ensuring revenue from existing sources remains adequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krempury
Hetter Burdess
Taxpayer rights in initiative checks strain operations
The piece discusses how individual taxpayers face limits on operations when initiative measures are reviewed. It notes penalties and tax rules complicate steady functioning, highlighting administrative strain and potential policy implications for enforcement and compliance.
Gospel of Liberty sermon at Gopher Hill anniv
At the Gopher Hill anniversary observed at Doeion last week, Mr Charles Evaza Hughes argued the foundation of good government rests on the people. He urged Americanism, self-government, and reasoned debate over force, warning against tyranny and urging patience, liberty, and equal rights. He attacked arbitrary control and promoted minimal government with informed citizens guiding policy. The piece notes fiscal predictions and references a Gladway event and national exhibition plans aiding context.
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Gopher Hill
Charles Evaza Hughes
Coolidge
Closeneam
Che Inlet
Tyemindarton
Hughes
Avery
Ibeline
MeSquett’s Magazine Excerpt On An Untimely Death Tale
An excerpt from MeSquett’s Magazine recounts a controversial death method and a coroner’s verdict of suicide. The narrator describes a chilling, almost clinical experiment and its public and private reactions, including journalists’ attempts to verify the tale and a widow’s implied concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
MeSquett
Noonan
London
Atorrsald
Mont Twekless
The Croquet Rise and Its Victorian Era Appeal
An examination of croquet's 19th century boom in Britain and Australia. The piece notes croquet’s popularity as a fashionable pursuit crossing social classes and genders, while hinting at evolving rules and the sport’s revival with formalized lawns and prepared greens.
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England
Austeasia
Australia
Eas
Tanger
Gacd
Yeaca Ag
Siahon
Carsol
Newspaper Clippings Reflect March Headlines Across States
A scrambled OCR snapshot shows varied headlines on economic shifts, political moves, and war era topics. It mentions a gasoline price dispute and a Wisconsin Senate vacancy from Senator La Fullette, signaling third party dynamics and regional policy debates.
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Marinette Eagle Star
Meonuderate
Amundser
MacMillan
Erreue
Hip
Mune Ataionn
Jo Ls
Madiaon Journal
Anere
Manitowoc
la Fullette
Qidy
Wlsconsin
Antizo Herald
GOF
Ounkert
Dame Cor
North Dakota Senator Ladd Dies After Kidney Illness
North Dakota Senator Ladd died early today after a kidney illness worsened overnight. His wife Mrs. Ladd and son Michael, studying law at George Washington University, were at his bedside in the hospital along with daughter Virginia. The death follows a prolonged illness with medical staff unable to rally him.
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Prency Mallimore
Vremont Todd
North Dakota
Aenth
Douglas J. Me
Worthington
Ladd
Shelant
Who's Who in the Bay’s Neves and Abd el-Krim’s Forces
A fragmented regional news analysis describes Abd el-Krim’s resistance in the Rif region. It notes scattered Moorish fighters, their mountain mobility, and limited supplies while detailing European observers and stock-market references amid impending open warfare.
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Atid EL
Krim
Wien
Amroplanca
Abd-el-Hrim
Reglon
Sa Tong
Marenwer
Armiee
Abdvel-Krins Aviation
Abd el-Karim
Anur Ria
Ansel Kylm
Paris
Ines
Baruch Warns Against Government overreach in Speech
Bernard M. Baruch of New York criticizes tendencies to restrict through legislation and urges government to intervene only to preserve equal opportunity. He argues laws must earn public trust and not smother individual initiative, warning about hyper regulation in modern society and urging restraint in governance.
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Baruch
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
War Industier Board
Vernalites Peace Confarerce
Sthera
Sailttates
Mand
Poems That Live: A Fragmentary Ode to Beauty
The text presents archaic verse exploring beauty and mortality with fragmented phrasing. It meditates on how faces and deeds reflect inner worth, the passage of time, and the desire to be admired despite decay}, preserving several ornate phrases and imagery.
Castles in Spain and Other Sights Seen by Oshkosh Traveler
Edward H. Smith reports from Madrid and Toledo, noting Spain’s postwar recovery, the Alhambra and Alcazar, and the great Mosque at Cordova. He recalls Toledo's ancient gates, narrow streets, and the Inquisition dungeon, where torture sites are shown and Cervantes lived.
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Madrid
Spain
Europe
Ananciai
Sranaga
Beyille
Cordova
Toledo
Damascus
Jerussalem
Weller
Cervantes
Poe
Old City
Edward H. Smith
Children’s pictorial crossword puzzle clues muddled Middle
Puzzle clues read oddly with misspellings and garbled phrases. It lists across and down items with partial words referencing a state border Mississippi and terms for a day part an animal a bird a climber a wanderer a domestic animal and fire making material. The fragment lacks coherent clues or answers.
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Mississippi
Asbrewieova
World’s tallest penthouse built atop Montagne near Dijon
A striking high rise crowned on a Montagne top near Dijon claims the title of the world’s most powerful penthouse. Built for strategic air planning and location checks, it stands as a bold feat amid architectural and geographic constraints.
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Dijon
Fane
Michael's Marriage Chapter Mayhem and Tense Confrontation
Michael confronts Lonnie over a provocative remark as Lilah and Helen attend. Michael’s resentment grows while Lonnie hides intent. After awkward partings the men retreat, and Michael seeks relief in the library, head aching from the overheard tension.
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Michael
Lonnie
Peragnet
Tilak
Helen
Fitar
Ronald
Oleg UN
der Télah
Zay
Abe
Lonalet
Liten
Viewpoints on life aims and the will in Schopenhauer
Gleanings discuss philosophical thought from age to age. The piece questions life’s purpose, the state role in moral aims, and Schopenhauer’s view that the will drives man and must be understood through reflection on deeds while noting life’s harsh realism and unpopularity of his ideas.
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Philnsophirs
Burt
Schopenhauer
Unitarian Laymen aid Scopes trial observer named
Charles H. Strann of New York appointed to executive committee of the Unitarian Laymen’s League to observe the Scopes trial in Dayton high school science class. The league backs teacher John T. Scopes facing July 10 charges for teaching evolution amid church creation claims.
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New York
Charles H. Strann
Unitarien
Inagus
J. T. Scopes
Dayton, Can
Ecience
Jr. Strong
Associaton
Tais Action
Unitarian
United States
Canada
Reunion
Anitasian
American Civil Liberties Union
United Rates Supreme Court
Strong
Unitarian Laymen's League
Scopes Trial Coverage Sparks Unitarian League Action
The New York World criticizes Bryan fundamentalism amid the Scopes indictment. A national committee of Unitarian Laymen’s League lawyers forms to monitor religious teaching, defend intellectual freedom, and back prosecutions against violations of constitutional rights. Notable members include Col. Robert Starr Alion, Percy W. Gardner, Robert W. Kelso, A M Holcombe, Frederick P. Pian, and Morton D. Henjo.
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New York World
Scopes Caar
America
Laymen's Prague
Robert Starr Alion
New York
Percy W. Gardner
Providence
Robert W. Kelso
Boston
A. M. Holcombe
Washington
Frederick P. Pian
Morton D. Hen Jor
Houses of Representatives
Laymen's League
Canada
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