Rail strike moves prompt farm bureau mediation
American Farm Bureau Federation representing 1,250,000 farmers urged immediate 10 to 12 percent freight rate cuts and wage restraint to avert the nationwide rail strike. Chicago labor board and public officials pressed efforts to discuss steps with railroad unions and prevent disruption as executive meetings in Chicago set plans for the week.
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San Antonio
Tex
Tailtuadx
United States
Jakdin
Chicago
Yong
Railroad Labor Board
Harditg
American Farm Bureau, Federation
Interstate Commerce Temmleston
Labor Board
Generaliz
Federation
Inlanp
Ware W
Carter
Leromotive Fireten
Warren S. Sone
Brotherhood of Tyromotive Enginiste
Willlem
Willlem @. Uns, president of the Brotherhood of way Triimien
L. Sheppard
Order of Railway
Canc Aucary
T. C. Casnen
Switehmen
Nort Arperiog
Hew Hooper
Washington
Harding
Cleveland
Jon
Brotherhoodf Railway
Lye
Lea
Lee
Railroad Inhor
II Chiengo
Uris
Anil
Mana Rere
Cave Hphopa
Nalistartory
President Harding weighs rail cost cuts to ease wage strike
Washington reports President Harding considers four recommendations from the Interstate Commerce Commission and Railway Labor Board to lower transportation rates as a lever to offset wage reductions amid rail unions protests. Cabinet discussions follow as officials foresee an official stance on the looming October 20 strike.
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Washington, D. C
Hero Preslous
Harding
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railway Labor Board
Barton
Lieratar Board
McChord
Commerce Commission
White House
Horton
Gub-Le Meouge
Labor Board
Daugherty
Die in Hotel Fire In Dallas Texas Tragedy
A chaotic report details multiple fatalities from a hotel fire in Dallas Texas. Names and places are garbled, but references to Wrightsville Georgia Fitzgerald Georgia and nearby residents imply a spread of unrelated deaths linked to the blaze.
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Dallas
Tex
Philadelphia Senate Move Follows Knox Succession
William Grow of Uniontown named Senate successor to Knox as U S Senator from Pennsylvania amid treaty votes and gubernatorial pressure. Gov Sprout, urged by the White House, to support the concession, as cracking the party line is anticipated.
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Crow
Knox
Philadelphia
Hir
Stele
Wilam G. Grow
Uniontown
Pollander C. Knox
United States
Pennsylvania
Gov
Sprout
Tard ‘Fog
Crade
Btark at Hargreaven Home in Los Angeles Cal
A cryptic report notes a domestic event at the Hargreaves residence in Los Angeles where Mrs Hargreaves interacts with a daughter of William Jeustings Ryan. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a family context and a notable lineage connection. The notice preserves names and location with minimal context.
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Hargreaven
Ins Angeles
Cal
Tor Todhy
Michard Laws Furpreaves
Hargreaves
William Jeustings Ryan
Anetlanapolis Announces Renewed Benue Fight Convention
A garbled report claims that American Legion officials in Wanaza City set a meeting starting in February to renew a regional conflict stance. The piece mentions a convention, marching orders, and predicted shifts in leadership, with unclear details about participants and outcomes.
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Benue
Anetlanapolis
Atmerican Legiin
Wanaza City
Railway wage cuts threaten rail workers amid strikes
The article reports on railway wage cut proposals and labor unrest as unions threaten strikes. It notes possible reductions in wages and hours, government and management positions, and the wider impact on rail operations and freight. It also mentions related labor actions and public reaction to wage policy changes.
Ambitious rural misfortunes and town notices swirl in county report
A garbled county page reports a mix of accidents crimes and civic updates. It notes a Wa tarlot resident's fall, a Crowlon firm’s estimates, a Washington meeting about Creeounty Yatoraus, and injuries from a track incident. It mentions a missing woman near Kinilorghccon junctur and various local altercations, weather and crop concerns, plus a murder inquiry and council ordinances on curfew.
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L. Moigea
Watarlot
Sami Gennt & Son
Crowlon
Polanenna Hoga
Charlot
Prio
iSs
Washinglon
Lown
Muscuta Coantios
souinUon
Washington
Helen Desmobd
Kinilorghccon Junctur
Welkstor
Veraler Hagmanuon
Pon
Mra
Rasmussen
Dtraycan
Uy Inn
Tascine
Ludph
Bennyk
Ayraroll
Fre Brenan
Mate
Cantld
Cellar Falls
Bas Dlangpearch
Chivaga
Nuhunun
Sh Dubuque
Achur Orek
Wilton Junction
Af Bey
Ferfe
Hans
Elmetsburg
Per
Aniasion
Kheir Garonia
George Mutland
Pato Alto
Badhdge
Halland
Flolland
Jellanis
Tosora
al Jono
Otter Pares
Ayia
Jacy
Teakvents
Veterans to Get Preference Policy Explained
Washington announces a fixed policy granting preference in civil service for World War I veterans. An executive order adds five points to examination ratings for eligible mastership applicants with prior government service and directs the civil service commission to adjust age limitations accordingly.
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Washington
Marding
Clvil Service
Uni Pestmaster
Leaders Honor Knox Amid National Mourning Service
Leaders from government paused national affairs to attend funeral rites for Senator Knox of Pennsylvania, former secretary of state and attorney general. The service at St. John's Episcopal Church was led by Bishop Alfred Hiarding.
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Knox Weahington
Minera
Senator Knox
Pennsylvania
Duta
St. John's Episcopal Church
Tey
Alfred Hiarding
Writhington
International Labor Agency Plans Major Funding in Rail Sector
A government statement outlines a 4110,000,000 grant to support rail projects and job creation. Details mention a proposed workforce program, a push for modernization, and collaboration with local agencies to implement advanced training and infrastructure work.
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Jahor Jann
Baya
Halla Vary
Two Fiyvern Killings Stir Local Turmoil
A fragmentary report notes two Fiyvern deaths linked to the Ton and Manaeo Tidward Movlar incident, mentioning 4% with Miedcher Andardary dated 26 and water silos at Jerre veh eN. An affected field near Byrn wisesher nruahent hints at broader disruption and community concern.
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Ton
Mirrors Display Barbers Names In New York Shop
In a New York barber shop the barbers’ names are etched on a reflective surface. Patrons read the full list as they enter, each name followed by a number. One barber quips the display resembles herding cattle while customers observe the orderly rows of names.
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New York
Ulm
Tly Tamesa
Lund
Laady
Leetering Serail
Qrat
Eaeh Barker
Anon
Frank
Wach
Chile
Tan “Adam
Apthong
Barber
Shandwich
Kidney Trouble Hidden in Plain Sight Adclaims
A garbled advertorial warns many suffer kidney trouble without knowing it. It touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root as a vital remedy and claims an insurance examiner noted kidney disease causes many insurance declines. Readers are urged to send ten cents for a sample bottle and mention the newspaper.
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Kilwner
Listanida
Ho Hany
Kilnee’s
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