Labor Favors Federal Control of Railroads debate in meeting
Delegates clash as labor groups including the Machinists and Garment Workers press for government ownership. James Duncan defends roll call rights while J Hutchinson reports 44 ballots for leadership. over a dozen opposed Gompers stance. The dispute shapes the union lineup and strategy on rail control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tratean
James Duncan
Alelegado Cattareile
Uy Grevied
Delegetion
Fredie
Gompers
Tete Mice Workers
Machiaista’ Union
Tertile
Garment
Wid
Metal
Syme
Sail Call
J. Hutchinson
Carpenters’ Union
Spence
Hetehrom
Korerewent
Eptrahip
Cities Advance Toward 300000 Population Milestone
Census figures show 12 cities surpassing 100000 with several edging toward 300000. Philadelphia Cleveland Pittsburgh and others remain leaders, while new entrants include New Bedford Yonkers Houston and Fort Worth as growth accelerates in multiple states per the latest census data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jane
Anu
Cleveland
Petcalf
Presidence
Rochester
New Elwen
Byringtam
Ielmond
Owaton
Fall Miser
Geant Rapin
Nanountey
Ordre At
Reo
Sav Antonio
Dallan
Martford
Youngtown
Bpringfold
Mass
Trenton
Camden
Norfolk
Wilahogton
Bel
Houston
Tesass Troy
Fort Worth
Sincminah
Woktarama City
Charleston
Holyoke
Sands
Clea
Sito
Clinte
Men Do Not Cooperate with Farmers at Convention
The United States Junior Chamber opened its annual convention amid criticism of men not cooperating with farmers. A speaker urged increased productivity and better cooperation to aid inland waters and agricultural development, citing a proposed $700,000,000 for natural resource projects and urging stronger collaboration among rural and urban groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane T—Amert
United States
St Comisseree
Henry Gletsenslorg
Fragmented plea and garbled plea for Portsmouth aid
A garbled OCR fragment shows a fragmented plea urging support for Portsmouth and mentioning names and places in a distorted way. The text contains nonsensical sequences and unclear references, with no coherent event or confirmable facts to anchor a full summary.
War Record Saves Him in Postwar Mentioned Case
A disjointed report notes Anthony Teeruky, a war veteran, saved by a war record, facing a federal sentence of several years after an offense. It mentions fourteen wounded, a term of up to years, and references a Russian origin and a New England regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadhivhel
Anthony Teeruky
Nersing Aterstar
Waland
Atlatas Ae
Teleroky
New England
Deportation of bomb plot suspect Robert Fila
Robert Fila, linked to the June 2 1919 bomb plots, was deported by Assistant Secretary Post after justice department talks. He had been detained with Ariern Salged in New York where Salged killed himself weeks earlier. Officials argued deportation undermines criminal law but the department indicated other measures may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Fila
Pat
Pelea
Harding 10 Hold Series Of Informal Meetings
An informal meeting series centers on Harding 10 with attendees including Warnington Anse 7 Benatne Vago and others. The event features discussions on local readings, tasks, and community plans, with several named participants connected to civic or regional groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Serlen
Peavey
Dropped From The Rolls Chronicle Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes show a disrupted report about rolls and a public records dispute. Names and clear facts are unreadable, but reference to authorities and agencies suggests a record of enrollment changes or removals. The text is heavily garbled with no coherent events or dates.
Paris Prices Drop Amid Market Slump
The Paris market shows lower prices amid a general downturn. Traders report weaker demand and cautious buying as inflation and exchange rate concerns persist.
Race results during a tense four lap chase
A sports brief notes a racer who loses first place in a four lap race as officials log standings and times. The report mentions competitors such as Mor, Yee, and Marg with partial names fragmented, reflecting a damaged OCR segment from a Flint event and a mid race pause for a possible meeting.
Neath Japan Incnmamemanate Eieters Management
Fragmented OCR text references a Japanese company and internal management issue. The readable portions suggest a notice involving betaine tar and waste thinning, but details are unclear. No clear persons or organizations can be reliably identified for a precise summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Be Lonis Cathedral Wedding Delayed By Bride Attire
In New Orleans the wedding at Be Lonis cathedral was delayed as Fr Antoine of the Oblate Fathers deemed the bride’s immodest gown inappropriate. The lights were dimmed and the bride sent home to change before the ceremony proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Be Lonis
Antoine
Order of Oblate Fathers of Mary Ammaculate
Shaw
Hena
Mlope
Ashland
Carbon
Flotars Club
Wal
Forges
Champ
Lommerce
Ashlacd
Mr. Forges
Bandits Rob Victim Then Bind Him To Railroad Track
Excelsior Springs Missouri June 7 19xx George Uederwood of Carling Mo suffered a robbery and assault when two men bound him to a railroad track after robbing him. He freed a leg and escaped just as a train approached. The attackers took most of the money but left $70 with him before fleeing. Police believe the robbers were known to the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Springs
Uederwood
Carling
Fool
Posses
Urdereod
Public Health Notes on Typhoid Death Rates in Ohio
A historical public health note discusses typhoid fever mortality in Ohio with rates per 100000, noting declines since 1904 and differing by rural and urban areas. It emphasizes prevention through water and sewage improvements, household hygiene, vaccination availability, and role of physicians, public health nurses, and property owners in monitoring and controlling outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Bnito
Tinler Des
Up State
Erie
Fragmentary Notes From Sciotoville And Wheelersburg
Fragments describe individuals including Elizabeth Harper and Ly were Interest Visatives tea with mentions of families in Sciotoville and Wheelersburg. The legible text references a Ms Mastin, Mrs Snes Mastin, a child and relatives at Wariton street and an event at Wheeler ss or nearby locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciotoville
Wheelersburg
Sciotoviele
Italy
Hansen
Mie
Ohio
Cxiverstt Leray
Forena
Leoator
X Sat
Kazabeth Harper
Fang Kopy Piers
Willrwbeth
Welles
Snes Mastin
Podamsa
Nate
Wariton
Wheelerssero
Euile
Charity concert announced at M. B. church for St Vincent de Paul
A program of entertainments is planned with proceeds for Crichtien's Das at St Veteraesterel's aperial progeaan. Tickets may be secured at the door. The event at the M. B. church includes songs, special numbers, and a large crowd expected to attend.
Fragmentary tale of early local figures and events
An OCR fragment recounts local names and happenings from Peebles area. It mentions Ma and Mrs Wyb, Johny Ak, Mr Watts, and references to Athens, Sisters, and various communal activities. The text is garbled with unclear verbs and partial names, making precise events hard to determine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Wyb Burneid
Tanz
Peesia
Johny Ak
Tomas Owl Wike
Ss Watts
da Richards
Weel
Athens
Joba
Bonilay
Cas
Finn
Scebra
SIS Regia
Geradi
Daria
Local Notices From A Scrambled Page
Fragmentary OCR item notes names and events including Mr and Mrs James Caper welcoming a new baby daughter and visits by Misses Mera Whittel Xi Varsis to Sin Macy Teen. Mentions Henry Gaffia and Meat University with unclear roles. Reads like a community notice page with missing context and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinnelie
Hullebord
Enoworth
Henry Gaffia
Mera Whittel
Xi Varsis
Macy
James Caper
Salem Alta Alles and Local Notables Featured in Fragmentary Note
Fragmentary OCR records a series of names and events including Salem Alta Alles attending an event in Athena, mentions of Bart Dates Lew Beaton Lumley parental ties, Florent and Ethel Wilton gifts, Ada Blue, Mrs Kile Horstor, J.J. Dedse delivering a load, and Me. and Mrs. Taylor purchasing Witter farm near Portsmouth. Several sentences are garbled but show social notices and local exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Alles
Athena
Bart
Lew Beaton
Mtr
Eth Strath
Dodge Mises Florent
Ethel Wilton
Mim
Ada Blue
Gertrudg
Kile Horstor
Kila Kisker
J.J. Dedse
Sheat
Stinfort Stendar
Lawrence
Portsmouth
Taylor
Witter Farm
John J. Hodge
Irland
Cotursba
Ohio Miners Hunger Crisis Prompts Aid Appeals
The Ohio mining community faces severe hunger as wage payments lag and coal demand exceeds supply. Georgy Wage, secretary treasurer of the OO Mine Workesa, reports widespread distress. An appeal from Byeseille in Gaernsiy comity seeks help for families unable to pay for food and coal. Ravage notes railcar fuel supply factors worsen hardship. The Interstate Coal Commission has discussed relief but taken no action.
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Cotuiagh
Jenmay
Apongteniitis
Georgy Wage
Ale
Savige
Byeseille
Vasue
Mats
Qas
Barat
Criticizing Aide to Persia Draws Sharp Fire in London
A cited editorial blast targets government action on Persia and attacks the council’s stance. Foreign ministers and officials from the Hosberksky circle attend a pivotal council meeting with strong reactions. Debates focus on the United States and European responses as calls for restraint and potential candidacy discussions surface in Chicago plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ina
Natinus
Holsbersky
Ita
Action
Romedi
Dolsherti
Vumpane Batog
Pes Lordar
Vetera
Nnroads
Neiltartstalland Imperialiots
Poe
Primary law invalid sparks Springfield race
Wire flashes report a chaotic primary in Springfield with unclear lines and urban unrest. A child’s death by rat bite is noted amid fragmented city notices and dubious claims of public safety failures. Snow and heat mix in Omaeea storms add to tense civic mood.
Cleveland faces prosecution halt in wart of prosecution case
A fragmented Cleveland notice reports a jury arraignment and a deliberate delay after an investigation. The judge, identified as Becedy, presides in criminal court amid questions of why prosecutors have not moved forward. The item references political ties and the Republican committee context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Becedy
Ciminsl
Obituary and local news note several deaths and incidents
An obituary notes Mary Menery, aged, a long inmate of the Comte Infirmary, passing Thursday afternoon. The piece also reports a fatal accident on the Gills farm near Jackson, with two men injured and one killed. Additional notes cover a census dispute in Ashland, a hotel staff incident in New Boston, and various local events and arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Menery
Comte Infirmary
Sli
Shivaly & Ridenove
Gills Farm
Jackson
Vine Ten
Ant Heiiman
Kinulsi
Tietinun
Childred
Thoreas’ Whaley
Isaac Whatey
Jackeon
Poston
Missing Mulready Child Case Reopens as Kidnap Probe
NORRISTOWN police resume search for a missing child tied to a June 2 abduction and for a man known only as George Coughlin, the child’s father, who demanded a $12,100 ransom then later $1. The case involved a convoluted scheme, misled calls, and a failed ransom drop, with authorities altering tactics and continuing to pursue leads while the family faced alleged manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Count
Midntch
Tsusne
Jacin
Kentucky Is Barred From Collecting Tax
Kentucky case halts state tax collection on a warehouse matter. Judge Walter Evin in the Sixth Circuit cites constitutional limits while Judge A M Covitte of the Western District affirms. The decision blocks collection of a cent tax pending further review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Lesingtiin
Lue
Beatucey I Tileriza
Cosme
Wong
Tke
AL Ani J. Kvetverg
Kumnedy
Gallu Higwor
Vieltates
Suikee Arthae
Haran Mapids
6000 Motor Vehicles For National Guard
A World War II era item notes that 6,000 motor vehicles are to be allocated for the National Guard. The distribution will be supervised and approved by relevant authorities, with details referencing various vehicle types, sizes, and related components. The source contains numerous garbled lines but centers on large scale motor vehicle provision for defense use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Portsmouth Auto Supply Co Service Ad
Gallia Street 2 Portsmouth, Me advertises auto parts and quick repair services. The copy emphasizes low prices and general automotive work, with a faded typographic layout and some illegible lines.
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Portsmouth Auto Supply CO
Automevi
Gallia
Portsmouth
Bill Hollenback
Silger
Maine
Elliad
Seonideritly
Sulferire
Praga
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Labor
Wilat Fussle Trent Pals
Mont
Frlemont
W.va
New Delton
Mase
Northampton
Masy
Portemouth
Clinton
Ania
TRE Royal Savings & Loan Company
BS Gallia Satert Tortsmouth
Chie
Kodak Finshing
Ty Mall
Fowler's
Portmouth, Ohio
Onio Farms
Eighelberger Land Specialist
First National Pank
Portemonth
State Aviation Commission
Santeayletlon
Matlin
Gotostel
Erro Bisnier
Ailnatings
Kettering
Uwete
Toi
Ramute
Niles
Yale
Paris
Pat Krazit
Flint
Vane
Batterin
Undersocd
Kansas City
Public Health
Snes Iit
Puddle
Ogtven
Samits
State Department of Health
Triston Noel
Lottep Cearmunities
District Board of Ueslth Dew
Decrow
Con
Peebles
Salem
Persia
Cuuicagla
Amerigan
Pacis
Namie
Cody Dent
Agaonaged Teigy
Fedy Etzhe
Chicago
Fante
Sprangfield
Ob State
Ruppecye Coast
Feld’ Troots
Mildred Sau
Ros
Seth
Omaeea
Kill Theatre
Cibcago
A. D. Par Reskeexer
Rot
Kttind
Golietva Wymdnt
Aba
Gade Cosicermtal
Aifory
Dremel and Savings Tech
Amateio
Con of
Fark Venting
Prion
Big Speing
B. Remmer
Heatiekens
Market i
Tammant
Willum — Vaughters
J. G. Stegall
Hha
Tayhot
Anonton
Martig
J. Brown
The
Bortel
Bourecaders
Cincinnati
Rome
Brooklin
Martire
Sanday
le Riga
Muntinzion
Lordon
Russia
Moscow
Roy
Emil Arthur
Gallia Street
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