All Coal Miners Set to Strike on April First
Government reports a nationwide strike call affecting about 600 000 coal miners and related workers. United Mine Workers sent official notices from Washington to 8 008 local organizations urging action nationwide, while officials cautioned that talks to avert the walkout have failed.
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Tudilanapolis
Trt
Nilthyacie
Unio
Atherton
Copler
qWnton
Chroighoul
Watoo
Washington, D. C
Whka
Mousa
Cntirely
Wild West Films Blamed in Flood Report
Warsew Nationn cengership of notion pictures blamed for cringing Waves in town cinema. Flooded homes along lower elags ar ray with cheap old Westerns. Police say filth and bad men on screen prompted unrest. Big Sioux river waters receding west and north of Sioux Falls as relief work begins.
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Notion Pictures
Tim
Elags
Sioux Falls
Big Sioux
Great Northern
No Secret Pact Reported Between U S and Britain
A White House briefing stated no secret agreement or understanding was reached with Great Britain. Officials emphasized that recent discussions at the Conference did not form a binding treaty or pact between the two nations.
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Britain
Worhington
D. C
White House
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Peeiéle
Harriet Senc Dies in Algona Trap Accident
Funeral services were held for Harriet Senc, 72, famed trapper in Algona. She died after an accident on a hunting trip when a muskrat trap caused exposure and she fell into mud near her homestead. Her neighbors recall her as a skilled trapper.
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Algona
Mich
Harriet Senc
Thiu
Erin
Fres
Fatal shooting shocks North Star feral school scene
In Fort Morgan North Star feral school eight miles northwest of town, 22 year old Ifelen Mura a teacher was shot and killed instantly in view of her companion by Maggaring Stavle a 3h year old suitor. The assailant then fled the area.
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Killa
Fort Morgan
Ilo
Ifelen Mura
North Star Feral
Stavle
Siahin
Insect Plague Strikes Alps During Heavy Soy Eterna
Thousands of Hietts Din in Geneva report a swift die off of exotic insects described as ugililars taternilars and hinge ante after a heavy windstorm. Scientists offer windborne transport as a leading theory, with no definitive explanation yet.
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Geneva
Alps
Contingent Vote Sought on Geno Economic Conference
A government figure, Austen Chirsterlain, seeks public support for voting on policy measures related to the Geno economic Conference. The plea emphasizes government leadership and the need for decisive action.
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Lane
Diogd
Renee
Austen Chirsterlain
Anhonnheed Fy
Ludwig Envoy to UL Appointed in United States Tiss
An envoy named Ludwig is appointed to the UL by Dr. Otte Linker Wondfold Tiss. Garayambagan is noted in connection with the assignment in the United States.
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Ludwig
UL Is
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Otte Linker Wondfold Tiss
Garayambagan Dur Te
United States
Damaged Mississippi River Area Reports Rapid Flood Reach
Fragmented OCR notes describe the Mississippi River at Morphy reaching a stage near test gauge, with weather captured. Reports say hundreds of acid farm trains moved to Arkansas border under patrol. A breaching event in Montana Island appears submerged, while a creek prompt donation is noted.
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Morphty
Ais
St. Francia
Teta
Brekterhvar
Mlantayipnd
Wheat Growers form interstate marketing group
A new marketing organization called the American Wheat Growers Association is being formed in Kansas City to coordinate wheat sales. It unites Northwest Wheat Growers and National Wheat Growers with members from Idaho Oregon Washington Montana Nebraska Texas North Dakota Colorado and other states. Headquarters will be in Portland with George C Jewett as general manager. Delegates will ratify the plan by April 15 and the body aims to streamline wheat flow, balance store surplus against demand, and set a path to a Denver ratification meeting by May 1.
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Chiska
American Wheat Growers
Associated
Kansas City
W.C. Sansiton
Salina
Kan
Adyan Saysa
San Fraetisco
Oro
George C. Jewett
Kansas
Oklahoma
North Fa
Ents Geoners
Nebraska
Texas
Colorado
Lansdon
Goorse €. Jewett
Portland
Ore
Northwest Wheat Growers Association
Aaron Sepiro
San Francisco
B. J. Marley
Capron
Okls
Oklandinn Wheat Growers Association
W. C. Lamsdon
Asas
North Dakota
Meontana
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Willian
Harter
Wilteld
Brook
Shennudesh
Henshy Faontha
Europe
Hab Din Higono Manetner
Tosopl Morris
Contorillo
Ninto Agouta Ani
Antianteon League
Gheriit
Waterloo Westaring
Presbyterian Church
Parnanent Organization
New Eamptax
Avril Dar
Chur Fos Cly
George C. Mintz
James Spencer
Niles
Otto, Marquacht
Floyd
Earl Connor
Albert W. Moyne
Union Townstin
Dayton W. Mather
Iowa
Nlel Kendall
Nols
Kotidi Melstad
Ainpla
Ken- Ani
Tawowr
Estles
Aiooba
Senaat
Bond Theft Cleared Up in Washington D C Recovery
Secret service reports recovery of all Liberty bonds valued at £176,000 stolen from a treasury branch. UO. Wams Jey, once in Washington, was arrested in Charlottstoe Ve and charged with complicity with Charles A Clevenger, bond department employee, already in custodyとの関連で robbing.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Secret Services
UO. Wams Jey
Washington
Secret Service
Charlottstoe
Charles A Clevenger
Bond Department
Tredatiry
Secrol Service Amnelsis Sald
Yank Troops to Leave Raine Washington D C
War department announces return of about 2000 American troops from Europe by year end. Secretary Weeks issues orders for homeward movement, with most units already in progress and a prior directive partially superseded.
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Raine
Washington
D. C
Orden
United States
Ube
Weeks
Whiel
Khloe Can DiNeeKt
Tn Progress
Milwaukee Plans Major Rail Expenditures Across Northwest
Milwaukee to spend 10 million dollars in Seattle for railway projects including 20.9 million for new equipment and 259,009 to rebuild a track between Seattle and Tacoma. Macy Nichols Bikan, general manager, announced on his return from the trip.
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Milwaukee
Seattle, Wash
Place of the Chip
Millwevtee
St. Paul
Seattle
Tacoma
Mure
Macy Nichbikan
Reds and Hunger Strike at Fort Sao Pulate Herre
Report states 170 surrealists are held by the government in Fort Sao Pulate Herre charged with stopping hazardous device accidents. Descriptions mention a bogus hunger strike and 49 faulty questions.
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Listion
Fort Sao Pulate Herre
Miners to Plan Fight in Cleveland Meeting
The general committee of the United Mine Workers of America was called to Cleveland to plan action. They aim to prepare a campaign in April to push for wages and labor rights amid ongoing industrial tensions.
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Cnitetsine Workers of America
Cleveland
Hues
Pluck and Weave Save Liner Yankee Ship
A dramatic at sea fire on the United States Mug Potomac forces passengers and crew to abandon ship. Captain McLeod fights the blaze with ferried perils as crew suppress flames, hoisted hoses, and a drastic steering manuever to save the liner from total loss.
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New York
United States
Inlanighe
Captwellian McLeod
Dramen
Halland
Cen
Bewly
Warniig
Hutt
McLept
Dicree
Potomac
McLeod
Yankee Troops Depart for America Amid Farewell Song
Troops head home as bands play Auld Lang Syne and 1,161 soldiers of the American Rhino army depart. German families accompany husbands aboard ships as the Rhine area sees 4,000 troops leaving. A rifle shell explodes in a New Jersey schoolroom injuring five children and 27 others. 13-year-old Robert Ke vard finds the cartridge and a nearby boy is wounded. A shell fragment injures students and a teacher as panic erupts in the seventh grade classroom.
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America
Goblenz
Homeland
Rhino Army
United States
Jon de Rhine
Fords
N. J
Robert Kevard
Coal Operators Reject Plan Amid Miner Wage Dispute
Washington and New York news recounts coal operators resisting a proposed plan amid a bitter wage and industry cost dispute. Major figures including John J. Lewis and Warrier of Philadelphia are cited, with unions threatening intensified action unless anthracite prices fall.
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New York
Anthnieite Aparnlocs Walition Wing
Wagraes
Ube
Uiers
Body Found Along Roadside Aton?tony Tony of Mankintan
A body was found beside the Sheldon Road near Boyden by a passerby who alerted authorities. Coroner William Daven of Orange City took charge, determining the death occurred recently. The body bore a corded wound and clothing from Sioux City, and a wake identified the deceased as Topherue Bugel of Mhunk-Tony S. 19.
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Alton
Tony
Finger ‘Terberge
Mankintan
Sheldon
Boyden Road
Corpnter Wiliam Daven
Orange City
Dodge Case Opens As Youth Is Charged In Detroit
Detroit judge Charles L. Barlett presides over a speeding case involving John Duval Dodge, a young Detroit man, who faces a workhouse foray after a writ of habeas corpus was served on the superintendent. The proceedings, begun by Dodge's counsel, follow release tensions tied to a prior detention.
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Detrio
John Duval Dodge
Detroit Wmg
Detroit
Screechon
Charles L. Barlleth
Ag Youn Dodge
Theft from cars leads to indictments across rail lines
A New York Central rail car theft ring involving garaged railway officials clerks and warehouse workers is charged with stealing goods worth 2.4 million dollars annually over three years. Prosecutors allege a network of railroad agents depots and farmers conspired to loot freight cars aboard Central rail lines.
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Butta
New York Ganteal
Railrgad Dalectivia
Train KES Woman North Bend Seb Men
John Kern, Pioneer and wealthy resident of Dare County, was found dying near a Pacific railroad line after a truck collision. Aiding authorities, she reportedly wore a trucker’s cap and disappeared briefly before being found unconscious. The incident involves a suspected accident and potential recovery efforts.
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North Bend
John Kern
Dare County
Healde Cho Linge Pacific Railroad
Sig Smallpox Epidemic Ban foovedas
Regabine of Salvador issues a public order amid a smallpox scare. Comte Ken, connected to Mapntery from Ban Jess Wye, condemns a wave of infections and outlines a plan to curb the outbreak with regional measures and medical steps.
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Ban Foovedas
Regabine
Salvador
Jess
Hosiery Maker Dies in New World Incident
In a March report from Durkan a hosiery maker died amid unclear events. The brief note cites local officials and a preliminary account of the death, with limited readable details from the fragmented OCR.
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Awilia
Ity
Qin Buena Lestey Ys Its
Durkan
Millionaire Ghee Velershung Hunts Mia of BL
An oddly phrased note names Louis Millionaire and Ghee Velershung in a pursuit over an entity referred to as Mia of BL. The fragment hints at a personal or social matter with unnamed locales and unclear outcomes, yielding little verifiable detail beyond the involved names.
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Louis Millionaire Ghee
Local notes on taxes and towns in Iowa drive
Tax and public works items dominate the column. Reports cover county tax increases, school funding plans, proposed code revisions, and local bond details. Several towns report farm sales, charitable giving, and infrastructure damage estimates. The piece notes state tax distributions and a planned driver for school budgets.
Bayer Aspirin Genuine Name Claim Debated
Fragmented OCR reads warn of Bayer cross branding on aspirin tablets and alleged consumer protection language. The garbled text mentions brand markings, protection claims, and various unrecognizable terms, suggesting a misread ad or disclaimer in a historical page.
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