When rail unions wisely halted strike over wage rule
The piece argues the railway brotherhoods acted prudently to withdraw the strike, noting the Labor Board could cut wages as it could raise them and that the public, operators, and workers each may appeal. It contends the strike was a bluff against the Board and praises orderly procedure while touching on prohibition, politics, and looming international naval talks with Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
Royalty and politics clash in a harsh critique
A critical piece denounces ex Emperor Carl and Queen Zeta for a fatal bid to reclaim Hungary's throne, calling their stunt selfish and inhumane. It links wartime loss to royal privilege and attacks Democratic redistricting as legal but contested, suggesting parties appeal to courts over senate maps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Austria Hungary
Hungary
Zeta
Senate
Senator Underwood Praises Harding on Southern Tour
Senator Underwood of Alabama told a southern audience that Mr. Harding is the greatest man in the country, remarks delivered during the Iai ter a speaking tour with President Harding. The misspelled snippet notes a Wash- Hogton party check reacting to repeated claims over eight years, reflecting political tensions of the era.
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Underwood
Alabama
President Harding
South
Harding
Wash- Hogton
Missieri Democracy lo & weer bird peak report
A fragmented note mentions Missieri Democracy and a bird sighting near peak area in July, with unclear details and potential typographical errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missieri Democracy
Juyt
Governor Hyde Outpace Hindered by Election Pressure
A fragment suggests Governor Hyde may face renewed Democratic momentum in the next election, with political forces aiming to slow his pace and curb his agenda as Missouri politics shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde
Missouri
Aunt Betsy Elliott of Missouri Keeps Pioneer Life Alive
Ninety year old Aunt Betsy Elliott and her brothers Perry and Jordan lived for decades on a Missouri homestead west of Jacksonville. They avoided railroads and towns, valued stock and land, endured rough pasture, and followed strict, simple rules such as never quarrelling, never borrowing trouble, and never leaving the heart of the farm. The trio, descendants of William Elliott, preserved a frugal, self reliant lifestyle amid a changing world.
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Maron
Missouri
Moberly
Huntsville
Macon
Betty” Elliott
S. B. Rice
Jacksonville
Miss Elliot
Perry
Jordan Elliot
Wes
Wiliam Elliot
Kentucky
Isld
Childre
Mies Ebib4
College Mound
Elliot Brothers
Wissouri
Betsy
Beerood
Eliot
Nature
Mixseurl
Kliohed
Hetty
Howe
Snybody
Brooklyn Man Warned After Home Brew Fumes Drunk Neighbors
Thomas Tigine of Brooklyn is cited by neighbors who say fumes from his kitchen home brew are making them drunk. Magistrate Liots orders Higgins not to brew for a year or test another's product after detaining him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Tiggine
Brooklyn
Liots
Higgins
Lieta
End the public wes wormed to be oo quer
A damaged OCR fragment notes a location near the Poterel Reserve and a measurement of six O22 meters with uncertain surrounding details, indicating a geographic or survey reference. The text is incomplete and unclear about actors, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmented family talk foreshadows a poetry dispute
Florence and Noble discuss poetry and a forthcoming North End Daily Tribune print of her poem. The scene unfolds at the gate as Florence hints at Aunt Julia and Aunt Florence’s family dynamics, while Noble shows mixed interest and reluctance about the literary effort. The excerpt implies tension between private life and public reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrara
Keate
Duel” Noble
Florence
Noble
Suill
Spain
Dili
Hou
Julia
Probate Court Docket Reveals Guardians and Final Settlement
A probate court docket from the county circuit in Missouri lists guardians and final settlement actions for multiple minors. The document, dated October 7, with signatures from Lovel Brian and clerks, notes seals, dates, and official attestations from the probate court in Potosi.
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Issetsy
Sovenier Sith
L. Gems
Adenine
Mary E. DeForest
Desig
Syiy Piel -Maid
Evens
Euppeeria
F. Haney
Guardian
M. E. Rhodes
Henry Conzlemse
Guamine
Wes
Ember
Osee
Potosi
Mmeert
Outober
Brian
Gee Priftets Court
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United States
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Mince
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Econ
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Robert Foertese
P. J. Moles
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