26 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1922
Page
1
Secretary Davis outlines a plan to curb unemployment across industrial sectors, detailing a nationwide employment program. He cites past job losses, calls for government backed reallocation and training, and urges swift action to stabilize wages and reduce labor unrest.
The report outlines extending the Conciliation Service under the Labor Department to easing disputes in the oil and copper sectors. Secretary James J. Davis backs proposed increases and system reforms, aiming to create an organized, automated framework to resolve wage and employment issues amid industrial strife.
York County grand jurors are listed with numerous misspellings and unclear names. The report notes the panel to convene January 2 at 10 am in York with jurors including Walter Thristing James Ayer Coraleh Vrink Ueles Weta and many others.
A Democratic legislator named Mangas pushes for passage of his platform items. He argues for reform of state commissions, power shifts to regulate highbay projects, and investigations of waste and reclassification impacts. He cites anticipated revenue changes and calls for policy action within the legislature.
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The message reports a surge in Christmas mail handled by the United States Postal Service, noting increased volumes and costs. It mentions higher expenses, labor, and processing demands across major post offices, with reference to figures and wage impacts.
The provided text is garbled and unreadable, containing incoherent phrases about property, a council, and dates. It does not yield a usable news item with clear entities, actions, or outcomes for a proper card.
Fragmentary OCR reports informal proposals and objections during a Senate conference. Key figures referenced include Mr. Bork and various senators as they discuss limitations on Boraw's plan and possible actions at a future session.
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