Ballot on wage cut to be taken by September first
Sixteen railway labor organizations plan a referendum to decide by September 1 whether to accept a 12 percent wage reduction. The vote follows a July decision by top officers and local chairmen, with major unions backing or opposing the measure amid anticipated overtime and working conditions changes. A wide coalition of brotherhoods participated in the conference that approved the referendum. A separate plan outlines a continental model airways system to aid air operators, seeking support from civic groups due to limited federal funding.
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Chicago
Abey
Damame Sypgien
H.pitegerald
Viccibethas F Railway
Grea Ehip
Expre
Eveployee
Ine Ratiroid
Labor Board
Organicattonn
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Bettring Cancer of America
Interna Hoos Alliance of Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers
International Association of Machinists
International Brotherhood of Blacksmith
International Brotherhood ‘of, Boller
von Shipbuilders and Helpers of America
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
International
Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers
Order of
Trailway
Switchmen's Baton of
North America
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Sgreening Organizarions
American Federation of Is
Missouri and North Arkanize
Ruilwar
Atlanta, Hirmingham and Alwatic Railroad
United Statse Seit Jebor Board
Washington, D. C
Army Air Service
Air Service
Comuderce
Aerial Clube
Civic
Sseigt
Alrwaye
Navy Seeks Guards for Tampico Oil Fields
Secretary Denby announced that two American guards have been sent to Tampico to protect oil fields amid fears of trouble as Standard Oil withdraws teleconkers from a layoff. The move aims to avert unrest after workers are displaced.
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Tampico
Washington, D. C
Denby
Standard OW Company
Tamplou
Dempsey Seeks Rematch After Narrow Victory
Lawrence Kansas report notes Jess Winlard wide to miss and Dempsey claiming chances for recapturing the world heavyweight title. Dempsey says he needs four months to train and will be ready for a rematch in late December or January.
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Willaed
Dempsey
Lawrence
Kan
Jess Winlard
Jack Dempsey
Fern Sear
Rechampion
Jedo
Jere
Tiret
Allenton
Explosion Rocks Siniumpd Oil Refinery Town Tragedy
A catastrophic blast at the Siniumpd Oil Refinery in Wilide, Indiana, killed multiple workers and injured many more. The blast tore through the plant area as a high-pressure line ruptured, igniting fires that leveled buildings and left two bodies still unrecovered amid the ruins. Local hospitals reported ten seriously injured, while officials feared the death toll could rise with extensive debris and missing workers.
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Wilide
Ind
Denatai
Siniumpd
Alae
Joseph Psyto
Eller
Hie
Thre
Gus ‘Johnsco
Ureman
Fred Harbreche
Gedrze Dyorsck
Liborer
Frank Stout
Hammond
Brank Efigle
Whitlist
Joseph Baulda
Whiting
Wits
Auers
Buthllage
Sti
Cholera Envelops European Russia In 1910 Heat Wave
Report from Moscow cites rapid Asiatic cholera spread across European Russia. By June there were thousands of cases, with Petrograd and Moscow newly infected. Hot weather and refugees fleeing districts accelerate transmission. noble city and countryside residences are affected.
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Stockholm
Petrograd
Moscow
Moxzecaw
Sewate Refuses To Recess In Four Week Adjournment Vote
Washington July 6 The Senate rejected a proposal for four weeks adjournment sponsored by Senator Lodge. The vote was 28 to 0 in favor. Wrangling over reapportionment shaped the debate as Hean opposition emerged and party lines formed with Republican senators from transagricultural states and reconcilables from Idaho and Wisconsin among figures cited.
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
Tadye Keruke
Une
Whit Boruk
Idaho
Baltatete
Three Inches of Snow on Yellowstone Walk in July
Three inches of snow fell on the Yellowstone Walk on a cold July day. Cooper's team shivered in their coats as the chilly weather persisted, with residents noting unusual winterlike conditions for the season.
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Coopers
Killings and Train Crash Claim Irish Victims
A chaotic report describes a teacher shot near Newry and a related violent attack, plus a family killed when a vehicle collided with a train in Weishville. Names and exact details are unclear due to damaged text.
Warships Headed to Mexico in Heightened Tension
Washington confirms naval deployment as a precautionary move amid rising unrest and labor strife. Reports say gunboats may be sent to protect American property and interests, with orders to act decisively if needed. Press notes indicate ships departed for Tampico area and that labor unrest spikes prompted the action.
Wage Cut In Bituminous Miner Proceedings Report
A fragmented OCR item notes a wage cut for bituminous miners in Pennsylvania. The text references the Pennsyl vania Chat and Orde corruption and a central region facility named Meiestomila Weld, mentioning a revision and a unit percentage around one percent.
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Alesis IV
Pennsylvania Chat
Orde Corpurmitin
Missed Auto Race Claims Two Kills in Missouri Event
Fragmentary report notes two deaths in an auto race near a railhead area with unclear names and dates. The piece mentions Delaware and Mellon rail employers and a worker inside to manage a labor-related process with reopened ties to a nearby facility.
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Albay
Delaware & Mielson
Peace prospects after Jomat speech in London declares lasting hope
A July London speech by Col. George Magvey, U.S. ambassador, signals potential easing of Cold War tensions. He notes improved Anglo-American understanding and a paveable path toward equilibrium, stressing a cautious but hopeful outlook for years ahead amid naval and political strains.
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London
Col
George Magvey
United States
Gimbassador
Molel Geely
Emer
Nereumund
Gronbeltale
Ryan
Mabpesad
Stadt
Carl
Unite States
Fordney Tariff Bill Debate Reveals Party Divisions
July 6 report shows Wisconsin Rep and party members split over Fordney tariff provisions. Minority leadership and committee notes clash with administration aims. Critics label proposals ineffective, while supporters push revenue and industry safeguards amid contentious exchanges.
Big Bertha Toy Sparks Wild Military Mystery
An obscure garbled passage from a New York article hints at explosive devices, long-range weapons, and a likely military development. The text mentions a designer, a siege context, and injured or displaced parties, but remains largely unreadable and uncertain.
Prohibition Commission Enforces New Registry Rules
Local authorities begin stricter enforcement of the prohibitions with a new registry system. Officials emphasize compliance and outline penalties for non compliance while outlining procedures for appeals and exemptions.
War, peace pact debated in Bemmler council
A fragmented report notes a resolution on peace between nations and a proposed alliance. The Bemmler Fretingluysen city council discusses terms amid tensions with Germany and the Allies, outlining the path toward a wartime endgame and domestic implications.
Dempsey Knocks Out Carpentier in Heavyweight Clash
Reported in vivid, era-typical prose, Dempsey delivers a decisive knockout of Georges Carpentier. The bout features explosive exchanges, Carpentier’s trouble at the jaw, and a dramatic fourth-round finish as the champion preserves his dominant claim.
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Hngside
Jersey
Clivy N
Evertury
Utler Brody
Pennehman
Pompsey
Curben Hlee Dil Tim
Jack
Georges Innislel
COC Porcons Mint
Dempsey
Carpentier
Carpenter
Bempsey
Taft
Dewpyes
Teanpsey
Ker
Dupeey
Agian
Hinek
Yrather
Cargentier
Watt
Iitav
Hong
Tae
Hank
Mike
Fury
Carpentier Torren Bonpe
Densjais Inguin
Init
Une
May Hefech Jap Part Condes and Meduene Guarding
A garbled report notes May Hefech Jap Part Condes and Ie Teoh Si Chivisha with mentions of Hireatene Heit Canady wept pearlady Meltones oe Wer Diagn Were treaty Abb paiey Vypone. Moktain gears to thas Meduene Guarding.
Mexican Onjinet Killed In West Texas Incident
A Mexican national identified as Onjinet was killed in a violent incident near Nira. Investigators say the assailants fled the scene, while authorities from Wassap Aid and KMED referenced possible motives. The case remains under active review with no arrests announced.
Turbulent Iowa Postings From West Des Moines to Waterloo
Fragmented 1920s newspaper text reports on local and state affairs including public notices, crop reports, and political appointments. Mentions Deedatsd by Comnly Arai my Chale MS Miller, Governor Kendall, public safety actions, and the J. RK. Myars memorial fund reaching 2900 dollars. Includes a car accident near Waterloo injuring Mrs Ehlers and family observations on grain growth and seed cultivation in Grundy Center.
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Fader
Towa City
Dts
Leonard
Evia
Fortier
Potteroan
Wwe
Comnly
Arai My Chale
MS Miller
Ui Jaws City
Countey
Clo
Buawa Vista County
Tapas Bureau Premie
Shiva Park
Mbiy Neaton
Fos
Kendall
Sinatay Kenyon
Nate Konntat
Newland
Cieetesa
Don Mahi
Harry Oke
Lowlen Rile
Denny United State
My la. Healy
Gadag
Ony Hielkht
Coach
Oturinday
Bolt
Guemptaye
Madison Prison
Dosch
Ab Ebiryay
Iis Bend
Stuart
Colt
Buydal
J. RK. Myars
Iowa Hankere
Maratial Meyers
Stuary
Myers
Henry
Ite
Kia
Hawkinn
Anon Ehlers
Meluheck
Watertog
Myre
Waterloo
Abeins
Cununtas Anderson
Cununtas Anderson At S Meeting Agreed To Make the Ful Fowdy Towa
Marahit
Northern
Towa
Fred Devi
Limus City
W. J.janes
Das Moines
Urinnin
Algeria
Guy Brewer
Molaus
Luwa
Perhfwrs
Lowa da
Marahut Moore
Kay Kinerson
Creston
Wulcive
Emerton
Hia
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Anterelié
Wailing
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Sewate
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T—Whale
Newry
SeAmut
Frys
Bland
Prrued Ang
Trala
Weishville
Gheeter Philipy
Sinenrab
U. 8
Mexico
Cruisey
Auapenston
Nay Beuby
Cleveland
Mtases
Navy
Turnpley
Arweil
Prema
Amd Saermenta
Mesteo
Junton
Obregon
He Watertur
Atnol
Gomer
Ibe Vern
Cris
Mente Brielle
Suco
Ariz
Tale
Jose Matrécito
Min
Jose
Missouri
Mont
Fay
Sngram
Lord Apsley
Mary
Cole
King George
Lanl
Apsley
Inial
Harvey
Dip. Jomat
Fordney
Congressman Frear
Wisconsin
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Idwetty
Wiscousii
Big Bertha
New York
Recon
Balteon
Ueber
Wantington
Daly
Hardon
Nok
Hiording Lane
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Gitmany Ani Awsreiemt
Jersey City
Armée Téan Pugilist
Frenchan
Carpeneier Gem
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