Coal Miners Wage Rise Proposed by Wilson Commission
United States report from Washington and New York outlines a 25 percent wage increase for bituminous coal miners as recommended by the Wilson commission. It notes White representing miners withheld a higher figure, while operators and the public support the majority stance. The plan includes retaining dues collection, deferring differential issues, and delaying retroactivity. The commission’s total report to President Wilson awaits minority input and public release.
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Associated Press
Louuis
Thomas T. Hrewater
Con Operators
Wilson
Brewster
Washington, D. C
John P. White
Aovide
White House
Afr
Waite
Remembrandt Peale
Henry M. Robinson
Washington
Pembrandt Peale
Robinson
Heine
White
New Y York
Opvenddore
Ube Acie
Ord Commission
Hanis Deni
Romania to Demand Red Evacuation Across Frontier
Romania plans to demand the evacuation of Red forces from the frontier region following uncertain ceasefire talks. A high level meeting in Bucharest discussed mobilization options and potential border adjustments with negotiators from the Soviet front.
Houston Opposes Soldier Relief Bond Issue
The Associated Press reports Houston officials oppose issuing bonds to fund soldier relief and avoidance of heavy taxation. Wording cites fiscal prudence and concerns over interest rates, with Governor Harding noting bond sales could crowd other investments and warning small bonds for adjustment compensation remain misused.
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Associated Press
Wugton
Livueton
Mavens Cooroltice
Jouisine Lion
Tormier Sevice
iWousten
Houston
Mis Sime
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Tne H
Crimera
Esperanza Liner Runs Aground Off Honduras
United Press reports the Ward Line steamer Esperanza grounded on Madagascar reef near Progress Mexico. About 100 passengers aboard, engines out of commission, with aid dispatched from New York as salvage details remain uncertain.
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United Press
New York
Ward Line
Esperanza
Mindagascar
Shipping Board
Delane
Teun
Ward Fine
Madagascar
Mexico
Via. Ami
Census says Alexandria makes crease ruling analyzed
A dispatch from Washington reports Alexandria in Virginia has made a census ruling amid talk of supply shipments. The Polish Army is expected to receive American support, with details pointing to postwar allocations and potential orders.
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Alexandria
Labor wage board nominees named by shop crafts
Washington declares labor nomina tions to the railroad wage board have been sent to the president for approval. Ten names are to be reduced to three for Senate confirmation, with three from railway executives and three representing the public. Wharton and Jewell named by shop crafts amid a unanimous report, while executive list not yet completed.
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Ross
Washington
D. C
Railroad Labor Board
Wage Board of Appeals
Senate
Tilst
Wharton and Jewell
Nares
A. O. Wharton
Department of Americas Federation of Labor
Jewel
Wharton
Midiway
Sted
Nimocs
Electrocution of Negas 15 Slayer at Eddyville Prison
Eddyville Wy Petrie Kimbrough and Silas Wil Leckett, convicted killer of Geneva Hardinay and confessed slayer of four other women, died in the electric chair at Eddyville Prison at 4:28 a.m. The execution drew witnesses including two Wardman family relatives, Lexington residents, soldiers and guards. Kimbrough expressed emotion as the cap dropped, dying within about fifteen seconds. He declined to speak after, saying prayers for the victim and the Hurdtman family.
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Geneva
Iddsville
Associated Press
Eddyville
Petrie Kimbrouch
Silas Wil Leckett
Hardinay
F & Electric
Orison
Kimbrough
Lexington
Order for American squadron to Black Sea denied
A report from London claimed Washington ordered the American squadron to the Black Sea, but the Navy Department says no such order exists and no instruction has been issued. The London-originated item is unverified.
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Black Sea
iRy
Wassingina
Navy Department
Wasningion
Ated
London
American exchange in London outlook and market shifts
The Associated Press notes American exchange in London improved with prices around 3.54 amid 200M in available cash. Gold prices fluctuated, receding to 84. The day saw silver fall sharply and Turkish or European value pressures from the continent and the street influence trading, with sterling movements noted.
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Associated Press
Millen
Silvardis
Tarse Vale
Continent
Die Street
Bunch of violets on casket of Mrs Randall
Fragmented OCR text shows a funeral scene with a casket for Ruth Randall and mentions violets, a church setting, possible attendants, and unclear names and places due to garbled characters.
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Mrs. Randall
Demand for Punishment of Discourteous Germans
A conference, urged by the Turkish delegation, calls for punitive action against Germany over alleged officer misdeeds and delay in regional graduation. It orders measures including possible fortification visits and demands compliance from the German government regarding fortress destruction rights. The Basel commission seeks to enforce terms and oversee the outlined actions.
Treaty debate again delays article ten vote in Senate
Washington D C. Senators debated the Watson Simmons compromise on article ten as Republicans show possible openness to changes while Democrats push for strong reservations. Leadership signals indicate a potential, fragile path to a vote amid persistent negotiations and party splits.
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Associated Press
Washinton
D. C
Senate
Ierson
Leiders
Uhey
Tortuiteheack
L. C. Martin
United Press
Washington
DB. C
Republcan
Watson-Simmons
Repubicans
Simmons
Lodge
Perseing to Inspect Panama Canal Defenses
A report from Associated Press notes that authorities plan to inspect defenses around the Panama Canal, with officials in Washington coordinating details and security measures for the zone. The article touches on strategic importance and potential implications for regional stability.
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Perseing
Panama Canal Defenses
League I$ Ratified by States
Fragmentary text reports a ratification of a league proposal. Names and dates are unclear. the snippet mentions a cabinet or department reference and the League of Nations context, with archaic phrasing suggesting a formal political decision.
Floods Drive Families From Homes In Drifted Waters
Six families forced from their homes as floodwaters rose, sending residents fleeing and disrupting local life. Officials warned of rising tides and urged precautions as neighborhoods faced surging streams and damage.
Aviator Rapidly Freed of Wives in Legal Case
A bizarre case from United Treast Ultivare involves aviator Lesie A. Devere guiding the swift annulment of a marriage to Pore hull teen ener tod. Attorneys for Mrs Naval Alien 4 reportedly pursued a divorce for Mrs. Devere as well, with advice given regarding a possible third party.
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Hull
Haze Furniees Devere
Ste
Naval Alien
Treen
Wet campaign being flanked in national drive for repeal
A vigorous bid to gain congress control by repealing prohibition faces unity and split in parties. Prohibition opponents fear a slim chance of overturning the Eighteenth Amendment via new wets winning seats, with court rulings on wartime powers shaping strategy. Republicans and Democrats foresee bipartisan campaigning in wet districts across key states, including Pennsylvania New England Wisconsin Ohio Illinois and Pacific coast areas.
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Eerbert W. Whicker
Washington, DC
Congress
Tne
Supreme Court
Holly
Pennsylvania
New England
Wisconsin
Ohio
Ilinois
Pacific Coast
New York
Marvin
Heniathy
Mrs Blomski Convicted of Second Degree Murder
A jury found Mrs Blomski guilty of second degree murder for the death of her son Alban, during an incident in which an iron poker and a stick were used. Her husband, charged as an accessory, was acquitted. The judge will sentence her to 14 to 24 years in a state prison. details include testimonies about repeated beating and the mother's alleged hatred of the boy.
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Rhinchonden
Stanley Biomski
Sur
Alban
Ued
Reid
Wauvan
Kwoaty Seers
Warupun
Allenisis
Sin
Ad-7
Rhinelander
Aire
Stanley Blemsnitees
Lute Yesterdaay
Tinley Higueki
Old Cam
Mipder
Miiwate
Teepstad
Gabkosh
Rae Saad
Fredy
Per Cen
Jorin
Nomination To Farm Loan Board Names Peery Mashington
A notice reports the succession to Norris on the Farm Loan Board. It states Peery Mashington and William Toxer Of Terkhes were nominated to join President Wilson in filling the vacancy left by General Wy Norrie, outlining the presidential action.
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Norris
Peery Mashington
William 3S
Toxer
Terkhes
Wilson
Federal Farm Loan Build
Genrze Wy Norrie
American Tobacco Report Summary
The item reports earnings figures for the American Tobacco company and related work net earnings details. It references specific monetary amounts and a dated context, noting observed financial metrics and performance indicators for the period.
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Atv Associated
Tatacen
Tor Vn Amieuniedy
Ouerruge Et Pest
Villa's Assurance on Harm to Anerigans Amid Tense Washington Scene
A U S note from Villa stating he will not harm Anerigans circulates in Washington D C as fears rise over his communications with Mexican authorities. The message, unofficial, warns Americans crossing his path to proceed with caution while detailing a fraught plan to influence public opinion and security perceptions.
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Washington
B.C
Pan
Ransen
Vilta
War Department
Newberry Court Recess Delays Trial Of King And Defendants
Court recessed in the Mend Mingo fraud case as defense attorneys and King faced inability to appear. Jury proceedings paused while court considered next steps. Additional details unclear due to damaged text.
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Montennen
Mayda
Miele
King
Lomarrew
Hans
Korrer Pase
Heavy Rain Drenches Minnesota Amid Severe Storms
Heavy rainfall blankets Minnesota with thunder and lightning reported across the state. The weather outlook warns of continued rain, high winds, and possible rapid temperature changes as showers taper toward night.
Senate Adopts Radig Bill of PointeXdter
Senate adopts Radig bill of PointeXter. Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear dates or locations. contains garbled phrases and missing context about the bill, the Senate, and opposing views.
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Senate
British miners vote for nationalization in conference
Fragmentary text notes miners seeking nationalization after a conference. Mentions miners and a possible vote or stance, with garbled names and phrases. Core idea centers on miners supporting state ownership of mines and related political action.
Reward Offered for Fifty Thousand Pearls Stolen
Reward announced for recovery of pearls valued at fifty thousand dollars stolen from Sabine Parish area. Authorities seek information leading to the return of pearls. tipsters urged to contact local law enforcement with any details.
Two More States Needed For Suffrage
United States suffrage progress reported with Delaware and Washington expected to be the next ratifying states after West Virginia. Senators in the era debate the timetable and political alignments as Delaware, Washington, and connections to other states are analyzed amid public statements.
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New York
Carrie Chripinminatt
Delaware
Billy Sunday Aims for Presidency in 1920s Cabinet Aide List
Fragmented report claims Billy Sunday announces a presidential run on a dry platform with United Press details on a proposed cabinet including Henry Cabot Lodge as Secretary of State and Leon Wood as Attorney General. The piece mocks Prohibition era leaders and lists varied names for a dream team in a satirical political scenario.
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Manukers
United Vrees
Ayreuse
United Press
William Jennings
Puller
Kenry Celie Lodge
Leonsted Wood
KM. Landa
Aeory Allyn
Betieve Ey
Clenerat — Ileshart Hoover
Agriveldurni
L Rot
Charled Curt
Othe Oaggicultural
Cellese
Laihar—Potice
Rostov
Mershing
Fragmented OCR headline on a garbled notice
A highly distorted OCR block reads like a garbled notice or letter with repeated phrases about bones and fines, names, and scattered fragments. The text is largely unreadable, offering no clear event, entities, dates, or location to anchor a coherent summary.
Berger Appeal Set Over Attorney Absent
An appeal hearing for Berger is scheduled with the attorney absent. The report notes delays and questions over representation, with officials urging readiness for the next session. No further details or dates beyond March 27 are clarified in the fragmented source.
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Berger
QVER
Blayer’s Body Awaits Return Of Father
Fragmentary notes describe a murder case with a unnamed woman allegedly involved. The text references a body and a father’s return as investigators piece together events surrounding a death, with unclear details and garbled names. Local authorities pursue leads and prepare for further revelations as the investigation continues.
Porto Rico Planned By Wireless News Service
A terse wire service item outlines plans for a Wireless News Service operation in Porto Rico. The note mentions activities related to commerce and space wires, with unclear details about governance and security implications. Identified entities include Washington, the merchant marine, and Tahal, though specifics remain fragmented.
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Wireless News Service
Porto Rico
Sheboygan Principal Dies at 44
A Sheboygan principal died at age 44 amid unclear circumstances. Associates Tresey Nochaspamestohn I Palmer appear in the fragmentary report, with scattered garbled text surrounding the event. Further details are not readable in the source.
Winged War Bills Trigger Aviation Probe in House
Washington report on wartime aviation spending shows 3052 00,000 appropriated for aircraft with 1 1510 00 000 pledged. committee labeled planes as dead ends, noting only 212 observation aircraft reached front. Loud critique of mismanaged buys, payrolls, and obsolete European designs.
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Flowan Lampert
M.C
Washington, D. C
House
Washington
Committee On Aviation
James A. Frear
Hudson, Wis
Huon
Prokawt
Observation Haines
Che
United States
France
Million for furs from the Adirondacks headline repeats
Weathered OCR text appears fragmented with scattered phrases about furs, Adirondacks, and forecasting terms. The readable items mention northern regions and windy conditions but lack coherent events or dates. The piece resembles a partial weather or market blurb with no clear person, organization, or location beyond generic places.
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