Rail labor backs private rail ownership plan
W Deak vice president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen told the Chamber of Commerce that railroad workers oppose federal ownership. He urged American businessmen to help railroad owners and employees restore the transportation system to health, stressing private operation with fair wages, secure jobs, and sound finances. Walter W Head of the American Bankers Association added that road credit would recover through better management and stable regulation.
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Br Associated Press
New York
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Walter W. Head
Omaha
American Bankers Association
British warship sent to Murmansk coast mission
London reports a British warship has been ordered to the Murman coast on a mission amid heightened tensions. The undersecretary said a destroyer was captured by a Sand crew before the order was issued in Moscow, with authorities demanding a payment and addressing calls for action.
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Murman Coast
London
Harereil
Ander
Moscor
New York
Coxarés
Dividend Declared by Amed Sea Tarament Directors
Dividend declared in a quarter by the Amed sea Tarament directors. The record notes a payment of R250 and a shares increase per $144 share, with adjustments to stock on a per share basis. Market movement and earnings detail are outlined in the notice.
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New York
Firectars
Eney
Shears
Francis Quimet Sole American Champion Contender in British Tourney
In seal, England, Francis Quimet remains the sole American in the British tournament. He advanced after a narrow win over J. Neville of Saw in the Lawne op, while Hretherton, a British challenger, also progressed. Contingencies shape the remaining rounds as the event nears the final stages.
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Francis Quimet
Seal
England
J. FL Neville
Saw
Lawne
Hretherton
Ane
Uncle Sam Ready to Use Army in China
A Washington Daily News cable editorial notes America may deploy forces in China amid bandit activity and rising tension. The piece hints at a possible decisive action, with commentary from officials in Washington and discussions of allied positions.
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Uncle Sam
China
Northwestern head testifies at probe into Mount's death
Northwestern University officials faced questioning in a grand jury probe into the death of Leighton Mount. The university head testified about the search and investigation, detailing efforts over several days and naming university leaders involved in the inquiry.
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Northwestern Head
Mount
Chicare—fPres
Imvesticesine Perea
Leighton
Sieeent
Exanstan N. PT
Signa
Harry Pearson
Sha Pershinger
Brighton
Unseasonable Cold Wave Triggers Polar Air Mass Jam
Weather officials say a persistent high pressure pattern over Europe and blocking Pacific storms spur a massive polar air jam sweeping from Canada to the United States. The strange system stalls across the Northern Hemisphere with winds barely moving, threatening travel and signaling a longer cold spell.
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United By
Washington
Weather Bureau
Easter
Canada
United States
Greenland
Pacific Ocean
Europe
Mellon and Haynes in a war over liquor law
Washington reports a heated exchange between Secretary Mel lon and Commissioner Haynes over liquor law enforcement. Mellon accuses authorities of restricting doctors prescribing liquor, while Haynes defends strict enforcement as required by law. Judge Knox’s decision in New York is cited as a setback to the doctors’ authority.
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Mellon
Haynes
Lawre
Washington
Knoss
Knox
New York
du Mellen
Washington, D. C
Governor Blaine Tax Bill Special Order for Wednesday
The governor's income tax bill reached a special order for Wednesday after an agreement with lawmakers. Amendments were proposed, including offers to repeal portions of the personal income tax and adjust thresholds and errors in the measure. The Associated Press report notes six amendments, some aimed at full repeal of sections and others addressing administration details and errors.
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Associated Press
Madison
Blaine
Federal Government Blocks Sugar Price Increase Defense
The federal government acted to curb rising sugar prices by denying the New York sugar exchange a restraining order. Officials anticipate appeals and a Supreme Court review, as the public defender against high sugar costs remains contested and uncertain through the coming quarter.
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Witem I Lesh
Slatterrespanden
Washington, D. Ce
Federe
Brankis
Gevernments
Neer York Federal
Davisinn
Nes
Release of Prisoners by Peaceful Means Plan
The report notes ongoing efforts to secure prisoner releases by peaceful means. From Peking to Shanghai, negotiators claim most hostages are freed except one Chinese captive. Updates state the bandit positions are collapsing as authorities press for swift, nonviolent resolutions.
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Tiene
le Fadania
Peking
and tRebert Ars
Intes Ems
Te Oessare
Tsad Chawang
Shanghai
Asta Development Sompane
Nermad
Chew Prney
Shaaxkurt
Ae Hai
Powell
Woman Declines Support for Harding World Court Plan
Mrs Winter states she will not back President Harding's World Court proposal. She argues the principle should be endorsed by Congress and urges caution in committing the United States to international arbitration without broader national support. The comment comes amid ongoing debate and public interest in the court project.
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Harding
Atlanta
Interna . Thomas
Winter
Americas
Mask Bill Passes Assembly Amid Alcohol Conduct Debates
The assembly approved the mask measure by 82 to 23, amid sessions about extreme welfare concerns and conduct. Authorities outline penalties for drunken driving and related offenses under the bill.
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Prige “Mask
Germany Protest Over Convictions Rises in Berlin
In Berlin, protests erupt as groups voice opposition to recent convictions. Demonstrators march through city streets, calling for reform and broader participation in the judicial process amid international attention.
Wage requests press Three Major Railroads
The article reports that workers demand wage increases from three large railroad companies. It details union pressure, potential negotiated terms, and potential impacts on schedules and fares pending talks with management.
Bon Vivants Honor Passing Of Madame
Bon Vivants honor the passing of Madame, a noted figure in the Pearce area. The obituary notes her ties to New Orleans and a life dedicated to the arts and local society.
Former wife of Purnell tells story at Purnell
Fragmentary OCR yields a rumor filled account by the former wife of Purnell. The text references a claimed past relation and scattered details about events and names, but the full sequence remains unclear.
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Purnell
Harding Portrait by Christy Completed in Washington
A newly finished Harding portrait by artist Christy is unveiled in Washington. Details describe the portrait as a formal representation honoring the president with emphasis on its ceremonial display and artistic interpretations.
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New Harding
Christy
Fragmentary sentencing note resurfaces in local record
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a death sentence case involving a male parent and a suspect named Plactac, with references to a prison term. The limited readable text suggests a courtroom outcome but lacks clear names, dates, or actions.
Oshkosh Gas Rates to Fall After City Conference
Oshkosh consumers will benefit from a substantial reduction in gas prices after a forenoon conference in Mayor McHenry's office. Representatives of the Wisconsin Public Service company and city officials agreed to cut rates effective June 1, with bills reflecting the change after July 4. The current rates drop from ten to twenty cents per thousand feet, with monthly tiers adjusted to the new schedule.
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Oshkosh
A. C. McHenry
Commission Council
Wisconsin Public Service Corporation of
Wisconsin Rail
Tthe
Wisconsin Public Service Company
Harmony
I& Spirit of Harmony
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