Last Obstacle to Business Revival Gone
Secretary of Labor Davis announced a near total rail strike settlement as 400000 shop craftsmen were to return to work. He said American industry now has the last obstacle to an unprecedented economic revival and that 35 to 40 percent of railroads would be affected. The Chicago meeting of the general policy committee produced the basis for the accord.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Davis
R. M. Calkins
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Washington
Washington, D. C
General Policy Committee
Rail Peace Plan Accepted by United Press
Chicago shopmen's union key committee approves the Lattimore peace plan to settle with about 35 roads, about 15 percent of total mileage affected. If ratified, strike participants would return to work in five days. votes reported 15 to 38 in favor and 4% in another tally. Negotiations to extend settlements aim for a nationwide accord similar to the coal strike pattern.
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United Press
Chicago
Shopmen’s Union
Lattimore
Butler
Gary
Jewell
Pennsylvania
Junk will be fate of many wooden boats sale
United Press report from San Francisco states 228 wooden hulls from wartime government shipbuilding are to be scrapped or repurposed. Perry bought each hull for 917 dollars at government sale in Washington and plans immediate inspection to decide refits or disposal. Other syndicate members, including the Chicago-based Chesatum company, are unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Francisco
Ava
Perry
Hell
Washington
Custody Battle For The Same Child In Racine Court
Two women contest custody of a child in Racine Wisconsin district court. Irene Hoff Heinrichs seeks possession of the girl from Mrs James Nelson of Kenosha who has cared for the child. Heinrichs argues the mother is fit. Nelson opposes, citing alleged neglect and indifference. The child’s loud protest during a morning attempt drew attention outside the building.
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United Press
Racine
Wis
Twvn
Dietmet Court
Irene Hoff Heinrichs
James Nelson
Kenosha
Heinrichs
Nelson
Dynamo plot under arrest in Atlantic trestle incident
Two suspects in custody and two more pursued after a midnight dynamite attempt on an Atlantic trestle near Flat Tvn. Authorities report four dynamite sticks with fuses found at the trestle end, and a deputy sheriff helped prevent an explosion as the other suspects fled.
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United Turess
Jacksonshife
Tvn
Here
Tao
Shack
Lie Fuer
Opie
Twenty-One Injured in Derailment of International Railway Train
Twenty-one people were injured when an international railway train derailed on an interstate spur, blamed on possible dynamite. The U S Interstate Commerce Commission investigated and noted most passengers had been warned about the trip beforehand. The incident prompted a formal inquiry and possible security concerns.
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United Press
Alleged tax cader to be rounded up
Milwaukee arrest marks start of statewide effort to jail tax evaders. Tarah Strase faces charge for failure to file income tax return. State tax commissioner notes similar raids in Milwaukee and across the state as part of the roundup. Strase allegedly owns substantial property and earns income from a Milwaukee corporation.
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Associated Press
Milwauker
Wisconsin
Tarah Strase
Comelaing
Etrase i Tier Re
He Intome
Farre
Milwaukee
Contempt Hearing Set For Editor On September Sixteen
A contempt hearing is scheduled for editor James Home of The Thee Mranet Newaont Seige. He was cited by Judge Hume for actions connected to a publicved incident. The June report notes a clash over rationalism and decorum in Bridge, prompting the hearing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Breese
Dew Volnes
Cnapl
Brug Aseine Auehp Bees
Haines
Fodige Hume
Presides At Opening Of M E Conference
Bishop Levi Coppin of Chicago presided at the opening of the 13th African Methodist Episcopal Conference here today. Delegates from Wisconsin Indiana and Iowa attended as the gathering began with brief remarks and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Ted Preest
American Boat Starts for Omyana Amid Relief Effort
Constantinople reports an American ship begins relief runs to aid Gog Keepers and refugees as Turkish forces threaten the city. Children die from bombardment and disease while relief is rushed to the near east. Officials warn of mass casualties and call for drastic government action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near East
Heat value per ton rule urged for coal shipments
The Western and Allied engineers convention debated a proposed federal measure requiring coal operators to certify heat units per ton with every shipment. Supporters argued it would protect consumers and enforce quality, while opponents warned of inspection costs and farmed out analyses. The plan was sent back to the national convention for review.
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Associated Press
Tiley Moines
Wisernein
Mevern
Sonthern
Wistenwot Istsconsention of
Enginerre de Capes
Ins
Wisconsin coal profiteers urge action over price hikes
Madison and Wisconsin coal operators seek federal intervention to halt price increases by the Chicago Wilmington and Franklin Coal and the Ol d Ben Coal companies The Wisconsin committee says prices rose fifty cents a ton and mine prices jumped from five dollars to five fifty per ton, urging the Interstate Commerce Commission to stop rail shipments to curb the profiteering.
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Herbert BL Little
United Preas
Madison
Wis
Ilinois
Wisconsin
B. Spencer
Chicago
Chicago, Wilmington and Franklin Coal Company
Olt
Ben Coat
Wiscomin
Interstate Concerre Commission
Reversals Mark Women's Golf Championship Play
At Echo Country Club St Louis two first half round reversals appear in the western women’s golf championship. Mrs Melvin Jones of Chicago and Alice Wall of Oshkosh were square after nine holes while Mrs Cartles Kuhnert of Chicago led Mrs JpM Chicago by one hole at the halt.
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Filen Echo Country Club
St. Louis
Mehin Jones
Misa
Bertie Ah
Lee Mila
Chicago
Mise Carewe Kubnert
Che
L. Mise Haddetd
Milwaukee
Mra
Kotn
St Louis
Gled Kebo Country Club
Louis
Alise Bernice Wall
Oshkosh
Melvin Jones
Chicage All Square
Cartles Kuhnert
McHicage
Chicage
Othe Halt
Jones
Wall Ais
Milwarr
Independent bid fades for United States senate seat
Unclear candidate Ganfield confirms not running as independent after primary loss. He states no solitary ticket but favors a combined ticket from Democratic and Republican supporters, believing joint backing could improve chances in the November election.
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Geohelis
Reputtioue Nonitectier
United States
Wiweani
Vent Dink
Venizelos May Return to Power
Fragmentary report notes former Greek premier Venizelos possibly regaining influence after political shifts. References include Turkish opposition and statements by Constantinople observers. Limited readable phrases suggest a European power transition amid regional turmoil.
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M. Venizelos
Michigan leads in tight party primaries across states
The Associated Press reports early returns show three Republican incumbents leading in state primaries with margins varying from safe to narrow. Townsend leads in Michigan, Fader tops Muserehusetta opponent by a wide margin, while Palitexter and Lamping lead in Washington and Colorado respectively as results trickle in.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ord
Townsend
Michignty
TH. Taker
Pereme
Fader
Muserehusetta
Jose Walter
Washington
Venizelos Promise Amid Public Pressure
News recounts Greek political leader Venizelos signaling potential return if public demand persists. A conference with supporters followed his secretary's note that Venizelos would not rush into politics despite shifts in the royal abdication crisis.
Old Timers Meet At City Event
An OCR fragment notes a local Old Timers meet with references to events and speakers. The text mentions a president role and telephone contact, with unclear details about timing and participants. The readable content suggests a community gathering or reunion with informal notes and incomplete names.
Constantine refuses to abdicate in Ireconrisis
London King Constantine of Iriece states he has no intention to abdicate. His secretary telegraphs to the United Press denying rumors of resignation as false.
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United Press
London
Constantine
Iriece Dnes
Harding Rest Expected As Condition Improves
United Press reports Mrs. Harding’s illness shows improvement after a comfortable night. Bulletin notes near normal temperature and steadier symptoms while tenderness and swelling subside. President Harding may take a vacation while both avoid exertion and plan rest travels for them.
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United Progr
Washington, D. C
Harding
White House
Sailstad Wore Guard Uniform at Disappearance
A distorted report notes Sayl Sailstad wore a guard uniform when he left his home near Eau Claire. Records mention a Lake Netuciman sighting and a recovered buckle and buttons, tied to Sailstad’s suspected insurer. Witness William Carpenter linked the uniform to Sailstad’s life and the company finances amid the case.
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Sayl Sailstad
United Preasy Superion
Ledward
J. Saulstad
Wiseariade Wianat Saerd
Eau Claire
Hake Nehagamen
Lake Netuciman
William Carpenter
Ase
Sailstad
Alan
Oserhed
Stefire
Suoaf
R Vt
Baia Nee An Sagletads
Ife Boos Stokes
Ban Cinare
Renee
Pia Tar
Sathana
Mpervaisten
Iannis
American Woman Contemplates Greek Royal Destiny
The Prospect reports an American woman and former Mrs. William D. Leeds may become Queen of Greece. Anastasia reportedly spent millions and her marriage links to Greek royalty are noted. Rumors connect King Constantine’s return and the Leeds family's continued alliance with Greek royal circles.
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William D. Leeds
Greece
Leas
Anastasi
Constantine
William J. Leeds. i
Kenin
Massachusetts primary halts parties auguring senate race
The Massachusetts primary produced loud signals for November. Senator Lodge won the Republican nomination by a large plurality while Gaston defeated Whipple for the Democratic nod. Governor Cox was renominated over Gan. Werton Allen. Pelletier won the Democratic nomination for Suffolk district attorney after his earlier ouster and disbarment.
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Palitexter
Washington
George Lamping
Senille
AIGA
Frances Co Axtell
Stweet
Denver
Fred A
Colorado
Henstain Griffith
Gev
Ad Casley
Cci Timberlake
Redfield Proctor
Proctor
Vietore
Vdeut
Buete
Fo. & Wot Flint
Arlgonn
Humitus
Demorratte Oeminwdien
Kovernor
Vizana
Covernor Campbell
Fmothe
Manination
Ashura
Pinustat
Adso
Lodge
Sherman I. Whipple
Col
William A. Gaston
Gaston
Whipple
Lange
Townsend
Michigan
Republeia
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
Cal
Willian A. Gusten
Sherman J. Whipple
Senate
Channing H. Cox
Atty. Gan
J. Werton Allen
T. Pelletier
Joseph C. Pelletiier
Ladies of the Invisible Eye Torture Mrs Tatum in Night Attack
Fort Worth dispatch reports a mystery group called the Ladies of the Invisible Eye abducted and flogged Mrs Tatum, 45, from her home after luring her with false news about her ill daughter. She sustained severe lash injuries and remains under guard as investigators seek motive and members.
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iRy United Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Talav
Foe Tatum
Tanum
Che
Tatum
Idvec
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Wisconsin Fuel Committee
Ganfield
Elevineno
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Greser
Mas
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Poindexter
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Hia
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Dane
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