Cabinet coal parley eyed wage policy amid mining dispute
Dr Garfield urged a wage increase to ease rising living costs but proposed limits tied to 1913 levels. He argued miners and operators share burden, with excess wartime profits not to be passed to the public. Cabinet members prepared a decisive policy on the strike amid disagreement over cost pressures.
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Wilson
Garfeld
Garfield
Palmer
Pines
Absidant
Ames
GarGeld
Eee
Wilson Uber
Willie Auion
Ubeadiry
Séérelaey
Te Teoganey
Tess
Ducarteux
AfcAdoo
Luc Bituntas
McAttoo
Radicals Stage Strike and Deportation Hearings
A 1930s municipal clash unfolds as radicals march and a three member committee presents a case of arrest, deportation hearings, and possible hearings for immigrants. Inspector Uhl enforces detention while delegation faces possible expulsion. A tense scene ends with political rhetoric behind bars.
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Ellie Vatena
New York
Uhl
Mehr
Umm
Taxtiz Jn
Unclear OCR fragment hints at proposed park and debts
fragmentary text mentions debts, a proposed park, teen licensing, and political names but lacks coherent facts or clear events to summarize. contains garbled names and phrases, insufficient to identify person, place, or date with certainty.
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Feo
US Senate Ratification Hangs Over Paris Peace Treaty
Reports from Paris indicate most of the Allied council seek continued compromise on the German peace accord while the United States delays ratification. The delegation notes United States participation remains uncertain though enforcement of the treaty could proceed without immediate U S approval.
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Baris
Germin
Fakmaly
Gertiwa
Gertiuay
Supreme Council
Polk
London
United States Senate
Council
Conr
Yilms FO
United States
Paris
Wilson
Bonneava
Alnths
Msn
Armertenr
California Navy Opens New Electric Warship Fol Laws
The California was launched at Mare Island Navy Yard as the third electric submarine ship for the United States Navy. It will be powered by electricity and is expected to cost about $15,000, carrying 12 inch guns. The vessel aims to be electrically operated with advanced propellant systems and state structure.
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Chilfernia
Mare Island Navy Yard
Favejo
Cal
United States Navy
Mare Ista Jury Yard
New Mexico
Tennessee
California
Guy
Hotate-Pening
Coal Profits Up to Two Thousand Percent Reported
A 1920s report notes coal profits rising sharply with increases in production. Secretary Willie Auion of the United Workers Union cites telegrams from McAdoo opposing price hikes for coal consumers. The discussion covers taxes, deductions, and potential price controls amid industry pressure.
Yew Industrial Meet Delegates Named for Conference
A Washington note lists seventeen men to compose the industrial conference including Secretary of Labor Wilson and ex-officials such as Thomas W. Gregory George W. Wickersham Herbert Hoover Shover Straus and others from California Massachusetts Ohio New York and Illinois. The group will pursue policy work linked to national industrial concerns and collective bargaining.
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Washington
Labor
Wilso
United States Attornes
Thooas W. Gregory
George W. Wickersham
Herbert Shcover
Commerce
Oscar W. Straus
Henry B. Robinson
Pasadena
Cal
Frank Wi Trpeste
Shaizunn
Cosmiasion
Dante McCall
Ariszin
Chusetts
Mort US Unity
Obio
Thorally Rebar T. Blade
St. Pauly Tullus
Chieigo
Owen D Xoulig
New York City
N. J
Printing tie up ends in New York
In New York officials announce an end to a printing tie up that disrupted the city’s publishing. The settlement comes as the typographic workers’ action subsides after weeks of halted production and financial pressure on newspapers.
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New’ York
Zoho
Hold' 8 For Six Murders
Chicago reports eight Hinlfana arrested within the last forty eight hours by the hamilton squad for murder related crimes. The prisoners were taken to the Hinton avenue detention home as part of a security program. Frankfort Kentucky reports Wenturtey voted on the election by a majority of the count, with statewide results pending confirmation.
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Chicago
Ha Hinton Avenue
Iwemana
Ecerecy
Kentucky
Ory
Frankfort
Nav
Wenturtey
Cahellation
Barney Schreiber Dies After Illness at Jacaheded
Lancaster November 24 Barney Schreiber well known turfman died after apoplexy. He had been ill lately and died at his home. Local horse racing circles mourn the loss of a sportsman prominent in the turf scene.
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lAncinngtl
Ketireiber
Tan
Unclear OCR Summary of Nov 25 Public Notices
Fragmentary text mentions a rebubkation port and a United States postal service action on November 25. Names and places are unreadable, making the exact entities and events unclear. Further legible copy required for a precise headline and summary.
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Amtwern Sunersétes Rest
Pars
Reytiuing Cecur- Her E Amierie Wil Sipermade Rest Ag
Alverteaar
Rebubkation
United States
Marty Iy
Cuteletia
Turkey for Early Retirements Rake through Pista Sands
Fragmented OCR notes describe a paring or gathering involving a turkey and early retirement, with references to a pista and taped canelies. The text is garbled but hints at a November event or date and a preparatory or ceremonial setting.
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Turkey
Proce
Dem plan for national convention discussed in Meck and Weaslington
Fragmented note mentions Nathan Chien and a national convention, with garbled dates and places including Meck and Weaslington. Context appears to outline a campaign plan or meeting in preparation for a national gathering.
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Weaslingtons
Nathan Chien Ovni
Government campaign to curb rising food prices
A 1940s style memo outlines USDA and Justice Department efforts to shift control to agriculture and to curb rising food prices through a nationwide education campaign. It details plans to inform women and the public, urging production increases while reducing demand for essential goods.
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Westington
Justica Ta
Départment of Maties
Maward
Mao
Akywarit
Department of Justice
Sens
Witerinke
Tts
Ttise
Steel pickets withdrawn amid Chicago police claim
Report from Chicagio on November 22 states that steel pickets were withdrawn after police said only a few remained at the plant. Cape Max Noomuanr of the police department indicated that workers had retracted and that two poles at the site would be addressed with firm action.
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Chicatio
Stea Jants
Chicago
Ving
Virgintly Soy Fart
Enpnelty
Cape
Max Noomuanr
Planta
PILLAGE AT U S NATIONWIDE SHIPMENTS REPORTED
A fragmentary report describes a gang of two men accused of pillaging Aldortent stocks at Baint Surples and a court martial outcome. Names and specifics are unclear but mentions of French officials and a United States return are noted along with boxing references to a heavyweight match and a defeat of Uridolee.
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Bordéaye
Baint
Radicals Invite Fight in Little Town Nighttime Clash
A chaotic confrontation erupted when radicals challenged law enforcement in Bogalusa Louisiana. Armed ex-soldiers and locals formed a posse to confront a suspected organizer. Shots were exchanged near the Williams garage, leaving several killed or wounded. Officers scoured the area for the ringleaders as the scene devolved into a dangerous standoff.
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Hogalusa
Menhorn
Law and Order
Jared Leblate
Lan G. Williams
The
Contentrades and Tuber Eduticl
Moya Tofin
Ika
Dake
Witers
Bogalasa
Manentiton
O'Rouske
Tawar
Avin
Williams
Jnwant
Aliony
Witte
French Lottery Authorized and Prize Details
The French lottery authorized a prize pool of about 8 million francs, with a 1 franc minimum bet and prizes including 100,000 franc awards. The plan includes 4 million tickets and a distribution of winnings across eight million prize units, tested on December 4, with a 5 percent tax noted on winnings.
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Ray
25 Die In Dance Hall Fire Reported In Venirit
Twenty five persons died and many injured in a dance hall fire at Venirit. Panic and crowding at the second door trapped people as they tried to exit, with women and children among the dead. Fire engineers and investigators promised action as the scene was cordoned and records begun.
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Venirit
Waure
Imi
Nechting
Conviction in Uphimid case shocks Washington
A cryptic report from Washington outlines a conviction in the Uphimid matter. Officials named Washington and Nery referenced a Conelektoy te Waatiliniten proceeding at Anuik Shauter on UMN. The article notes reassessment by Sirk Melly and Hai Si Ere, with no further details.
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Washington
Thanksgiving Fair and County Events in Iowa Report
Iowa news notes a Thanksgiving proclamation by Governor William Harding for November 27 1949. The Hamburg exhibit outlines farm products and prizes including a $19 silver cup for best farm exhibit. The story mentions a planned county fair with a 920000 capital company and a pavilion project, plus farm show details and local civic activities.
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Minh
Hideo County
Boon
Antha Farjily
Benont
J.D. Davutnon
Mora
Hla
Thn
Hulk
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Wureni
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Conmarie
Orit Tha Panky Association
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Fay & Tonat
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Orbal State of Laws
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Mick
Ater
Hamburg
Pak
Sheoal
Heokoomme
AtKing
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