Government weighs course on rail strike as cabinet meet
Attorney General Palm er announced the government will outline its plan at a cabinet session. President Wilson had called the meeting to address the growing strike by railway workers and to determine whether to intervene under transportation statutes. The labor board selections include George W. Hanger and Horace Baker, with other public, railroad and employee representatives named for fixed terms. The panel will tackle wage disputes and occupational conditions as the strike continues to mount.
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Guard Enlistments Rise in National Guard Strength
The article notes nationwide guard enlistments increasing to about 42,600, roughly 24 percent of the maximum 178,090. New units authorized include a squadron and three troops of cavalry for Colorado, with marck and other terms indicating adjustments and official numbering.
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Whitington
National Guard
Gunns Marck
Guard
Colorado
American forces in Germany to keep occupation post
War department has notified that General Wie Mam W. Harts, deputy chief of staff in the occupation army, will not return from the United States to resume his post in Germany. Gerona Harts had traveled to testify before the House War Investigations committee about alleged brutalities in the Paris region during the occupation.
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War Départment
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Mam W. Harta
Army of Occupation
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Gerona Harts
United States
House of
Paris
Washington
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Scbdler
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Olor
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Thils Chase
KLM
French Plan to Withdraw Troops From Rhine Front
Paris reports indicate French forces will evacuate Frankfort and nearby German territories on the left bank of the Rhine amid diplomatic strain after the Paris peace talks. Britain signals possible participation if needed as German occupation units begin withdrawal steps.
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Néeldig
Gorthany
Abr
Versales
Frage
Fmnkfort
Baris
Germany
Wezra
Frankfort
Europe
Fas
St Louis Population Surpasses Boston in 1900 Census
Washington reports St Louis at 772,000 with an 85,071 rise, a 12.5 percent gain, edging Boston as the nation's leading city by density. The 1900 census notes Boston’s figure lags behind St Louis, while St Louis and nearby St. Danils show rapid growth amid annexation shifts.
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Ceases
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St. Louie
Boston
Boxton
St. Danils
Mig Tustandes
Hyde Mark
Wilkinson Dies At Ninety One In Worcester
Lillie E Wilkinson of Worcester Massachusetts has died aged ninety one. She was a native of Ragland and had influence in early local affairs. The obituary notes her family ties and her long residence in the region.
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Worcester
Mass
Wilkinson
Ragland
Poles Win Big Victory In Local Referendum Report
A garbled worded bulletin notes a large win for a Pole community in a local vote. The broad outline shows a victory announcement after several days of division reporting by a general staff.
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Geeerad Stall
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Pie le Mgr
Unclear Historic Meeting Recount with Officials
Fragmentary OCR text describes a congress session and a conference with a senator, naming representatives and a house involvement. Mentions a meeting near a dam or bridge and a possible legislative action. Details are garbled and names are partially unreadable.
Bonus plan released on payroll for day-of-service workers
A public release outlines a plan to pay a daily bonus of $1 for each day served in defense of democracy. It details eligibility, exclusions, and funding estimates, estimating up to several million workers affected and outlining distribution through a subcommittee and defense department input.
Lowden Wins in Illinois in Republican Primary
April 16 report shows Gov. Frank O Lowden leading the Illinois Republican primary by a strong margin. Early returns indicate Lowden's statewide lead with Wen and Wood divisions behind, and notable totals from Cook County shaping the count.
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Frank O. Lowden
Jonfintien
Lowden
Wooll
Lowlen
Wen
Woud
Unywilon
Jehnein
Spnetor Vohnsci's
Chlenges
Cook County
Wilson Names Wage Board Members Amid Contested Rail Labor Strike
In Washington April, Wilson appointed a wage board for railroad laborers with members from government and labor groups. The group will meet in Wheeling to address tensions and set wage terms amid ongoing strike actions.
Explosion at Munition Plant Reported in Mangere
A blast at a munition facility near Mangere, Mangere's incident area. Initial reports describe a significant explosion with casualties and an ongoing emergency response. Authorities investigate cause and scope while safety measures are enacted.
Burton Nominated to Tie Seat in Shining Finer News
A garbled report notes Burton and several figures linked to the Wtenandadon and Wisennai were named to a November event involving a senator and a vicedore turf of Atle. The text is unreadable in parts but indicates a nomination and municipal ties.
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Burton Gets Tariff Pont
Waralington
Aveil
W.—Irornir
Vicedore Turf
Atle
Wtenandadon
Martin Dt
Fatlan
Reports On Camps and War Expenditures Split in House
The War Department majority report concludes government war programs caused 79.5 million dollars in losses, while a minority accuses inefficiencies and concealment. Democratic and Republican members clash over construction of camps and appropriations amid wartime needs and alleged mismanagement.
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Insson
McKenzie
McCorlough
Docomus
Myve Leno Urals
Mails Delayed by Transportation Disruptions in 1952
A garbled 1952 dispatch notes postal delays due to shipping and rail service interruptions. The text references port cities, superintendents, railway officials, and plans to curb conspiratorial or improper lending linked to disruptions.
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Washington
Vigorong
Otte Prager
Hgy
Tantla
Bates
Unclear OCR summary of 19th century crime and labor events
Fragmented report mentions rail workers forced from their jobs and a murder case dated April in Athens Tennessee. It references Romi Warrington and Winnie mtners with deaths linked to Spinach Gouses and ADHD Vh- Bel. Details are garbled and names are partially unreadable.
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Windle Minsa
Northgcodt
Bae
Wiesselke
Railroad
Ayitehmen
Romi Warrington
Winnie Mtners
New Yorks
Tanhneek
Special Trains Rush Food East in Western Crisis
Historic rail strike reports freight bottlenecks as special trains move food east from Chicago to New York and nearby hubs. Strikes threaten rail service, with unions and employers clashing over wage pressures and job actions. Massive freight movements indicate a nationwide disruption in transportation and supply lines.
Bank Robbers Seize 11000 in New York heists
New York reports an $11,000 bank robbery with multiple suspects named in a disordered account. The fragment mentions victims or bystanders and a later line notes arrivals and possible service shares in a dubious context.
Widow of Arey Chit Dien in Lanton Passes
Local obituary notes the death of Arey Chit Dien's widow in Lanton. The report mentions Dien’s military service and ties to the Vrittaly Army, with brief biographical references to family and community roles.
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Lanton
Aptt Vi—Towsger
Conaleka Wolseley
Eile
Vincount Wolseley
Etd
Tharsint
Voumanierdieeblot
Vrittaly Army
Wait Bioen
Eloly Jendur
Iowa State News highlights farm gains and public works
The Iowa State News notes large hay and crop values, farm improvements, and county activities. It cites Iowa cattle and pig stats, tractor contests, Drake University and Marion county farming plans, population shifts in Waterloo, and state funding for roads and public works.
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