Unofficial Statement on Rail Strike Deal Aims at Return to Work
An unofficial New York report outlines President Harding's second proposal for settling the nationwide railroad strike. It describes conditional return to work, the railroad labor board’s potential rulings on seniority, and reactions from railroad executives and union leaders. The article notes key figures and suggests the outcome hinges on presidential reply and union representatives' stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Americai
Railways
Harding
Darence
Grand Central
Tallway Beach
Aves
Nermal
Iabor
Railroad
Yabir
Loree
Delaware and
Hnnson
Uniderwand
Orig
Tha Ralitonds
Washington
Strike Authority to Harding Merrill in Time of Strikes
President will be granted powers to cope with twin strikes. Congressman W. D. Boles spoke to a thousand at the American Legion celebration. A livestock embargo was placed on the Ogden Gateway by Southern Pacific due to a locomotive firemen dispute. Norfolk postmaster sought tentative delivery routes in case of further disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding Merrill
Congress
Hardlig
W. D. Boles
American Legion
Salobration
Hera
Ogden
San Francisca
Ogden Gateway
Southern Pacific Lines
Sasteard Wen Afferessu
Mall Delivery Blue
Norfolk
Neb
Vile Railway Ait Derk
Gimabs
Hhina Saland
OT Wei
Pia Peepweed Rowles
Niwlrara
Murder Victim Identified In Washington Case
In Washington DC a murder victim is identified amid unclear crime details. The report notes liquor, a knife, and a store scene as elements, with no conclusive evidence of the perpetrator. The casualty is linked to prior Muskogee residence, and police indicate no decisive motive or suspect at this time.
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Washington
B. C
Woulis
Mekride
Muskogee
US crops report shows record harvest prospects
Government August crop report forecasts record hay output and strong corn and potato yields in the United States. Corn is expected near 3.0009 billion bushels with large hay and potato crops. peaches and apples also strong amid favorable weather. Production estimates update across wheat, oats, barley, rice, and other crops, highlighting improved July conditions in several states.
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Washington, D. C
Mie
Kansas
Missouri
Ilinoia
Nebraska
Department of Agriculture
Tobacen
Einstein Said to Be In Hiding
Fragmentary OCR reports Friends fret over Einstein status abroad claiming he is moderating and hiding among Deutsche nationals with several other German figures.
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Einstein
Lin
Fret AtNert Ein
Deutsche Natiqmle
Meiers
Whoo
Lig Drop in Gatton No York Trade Report
Gatton declined approximately 3.60 per bale on borat reginvta. Trade observed with unsettled pricing as buyers await clearer market signals. No specific York-related transactions or outcomes identified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Rasa
Votaliis
Pune
Dylan
De Valera Wounded Report Emerges From River Scene
Unclear OCR text suggests Eamon De Valera linked to a river incident with reports of injuries. Further details, names, and dates are unreadable in the fragment. The item appears to reference a political or public figure and a potential injury event.
Business 18 Brighter Rescue in Industrial Recovery Outlook
Industrial recovery remains uneven across sectors as coal and railroad strikes disrupt gains. Employment rose in leather, mining, and metal goods, while transportation and textile groups lagged, with notable boosts in Lawrence, Fall River, and New Bedford. Building activity shows growth despite material shortages, and farm regions report strong harvest outputs.
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Thik
Enyuay
Mentwis
Kotor Litnover
Lawrence, Mare
Provideser
Rye
Springtiela
Paustac
Fall River
New Dedford
Mass
Lowell
Arcigeport
Conn
Nebraska
South Dakots
Monacsota
Monvana
Boy Prevents Wreck and Narrow Escape in Turbulent Night
A boy stops a potential disaster as a car wreck is prevented during a chaotic incident. Authorities are investigating motives while bystanders describe a tense scene near the road. No injuries are reported, and witnesses say the boy acted quickly to avert harm. The event underscores the danger of reckless driving on a busy evening.
Fray Involving Zlendard Of Dividend Reaches Court
A September 15 hearing on the case of Zlendard of Dividend, alleged by Lydian authorities to involve Frey voaning, proceeds to August 17, with details limited in the available text. The proceeding centers on the conduct of an unnamed individual amid ongoing legal actions.
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Uae Iy
Frey
Unclear OCR Fragment Yields Poor Read for Troop Meeting
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a troop and meeting references but is largely unreadable. Names, dates, and places are obscured, leaving only scattered fragments about a board and potential plans. The text lacks coherent context and identifiable entities.
Lydia E Pinkham Product Acknowledged In Personal Letter
A reader letter from Mary Sherman of Raula Lake Michigan touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for her long standing ailments. The account claims dramatic improvement after using the product alongside other remedies and media.
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Tako
Michi
Ran
Landhe
Lydia B. Pinks
Pinkham
Mary Sherman
Raula
Lydia
Sherman
Unclear fragmentary notice on paternity or genealogical note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a father, a name and a mother in a disputed context. No clear events, dates, or named organizations emerge to form a complete news item.
Fragmented World News Sketches From Iowa Era
A garbled OCR fragment mentions regional names and events across Iowa and nearby areas. It references towns like Keokuk and Dubuque, and individuals such as M. Allen and John Rid Meabarger. The note touches on accidents, bandit activity, theater plans, farm work, and local civic actions, but the text is largely incomprehensible with many misread words and broken phrases.
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Iowa State
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Nevada
Joe Hell
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Frown
Board of
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Mra
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Civitagenunty
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Mackton
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Howe
Une
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CMT
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South Dakota
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Odtan Hind
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