160 000 Miners Strike Throws Industry Into Turmoil
The massive mining strike paralyzes key operations as 160000 miners walk off. Reports indicate the suspension order shuttered 772 colleges overseen by companies and a wage increase demand of 10 percent tied to improved working conditions fuels the stoppage. Dispatches note former United States coal commissioner John Tye Hammond urged congressional action on federal recommendations.
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Pufvdespeta
Anthimonn
Virgin
Mohiins
Metro
Anrd
Ly Song Soit
Sevanrdy
Tholedis
Jett
Riel
de Minda
Conieuct Mines
Swampcrott
John Tye Hammond
United States Coal Commission
Dry Agents Arrest War Veterans at Tulsa Convention
Federal agents under U S marshal Henry Beard arrested eighteen men at the Mar o hotel during a Veterans of Foreign Wars convention. Seventeen delegates were taken to the marshal s office and released after protests from T X Moxey and others. A New York deputy sheriff defied the raid and called the arrests a mistake.
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Tulsa
Item
Veterans of Foreign Ants
Maro
Ry Wbilon
Henry Beard
United States
T.X. Moxey
Okinama
AuMes
Depuy
New York
Cuffey
Standard Oil Lowers Gasoline Price Across Territory
Standard Oil announces a one cent per gallon reduction impacting gasoline sold at banks and service stations. New prices show 49 cents per gallon at service stations and 6 cents by tonk wagon, reflecting ongoing weak market demand with no certainty the price moves have run their full course.
Narrow Escape in Plane Crash Near Second Division Field
Col Mitchell and passenger Mary Short narrowly escaped death when a plane wrecked after a forced turn near Bell field. Mitchell, air officer and chief of air service, and Short, an air engineer, survived the incident though the craft was destroyed.
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Col. Mitchell
Attonia
Lexus
Wetec Mitchell
Corns
Fouiher Glassight
Air Service
Ndreowly
Coronel Michell
Maery Short
Cletilin Airerate
Heresy Charges Filed Against Clergy and Educator
Charges of heresy filed against Dr L H Hough Derell pastor of the Central Methodists church and Mr Wil Mon Ih Mhelpe educator of the Missedisee Christian Advocatus by Dre herd Mra of Hort Sinilty, with separate charges and intemperate controversial terms cited as unfit for publication.
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L. H. Hough
Fiereay
Yoo Hurala Hough
Ceerral Methodls
Chiwreh
Wil Mon
Chicago Millionaire Lederer Dies Amid Family Turmoil
Chicago financier Ar Lederer, a noted fireflower and former extia operator, died as his family recovered from a fatal event tied to a failed deal in Luceroe. He left a wife and two children. Local authorities investigate possible cause and estate actions proceed.
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Chicago
Cilrago—Sunnel Laderer
Antic Fire Lrower
Real Exta
Luceroe
Nzerkind
Geiibrrs
Ar. Lederer
Eurogie
Far North reports plemiful tuck and notable wildlife
A report from the Far North notes exceptionally plemiful tuck and wildlife in the region. The source highlights observations by local observers including Fure Plentifel in Wiulah Marler and Alisha Steathers of the Cree of Hipseloonee Churien Beower, detailing abundant resources and current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plentifel
Wiulah Marler
Alisha —Steathers
Churien
Tuck
Nurih
Publicly Released Income Tax Lists For 1924 Reveals Large Sums
Chicago federal revenue figures show tax payments by individuals and firms. Notable totals include Henry Ford at 2,115,008.05 and Edsel Ford at 2,158,055.00, totaling 4,768,864.44 for two. Detroit district clerk Woodsworth’s figures total 90,024,100 in taxes collected. Last year Wetz paid 163,058, and Waren etc. The listings highlight large business losses and shifts in liability amid 1924 conditions.
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Chicago
Mabel Gelnecke
L Ists
Slam
Ravenue
Sienneangauste
United States
Isis
Wiling Weteley Jr
Data Wertz
Wasnitarlend Wagnale
SSG Detroit
Teury
Folset Ford
Ford Motor Company
Michison
Fred L. Woodsworth
Henry Ford
Edeel
Iowa Vote Recount Ends Brookhart Leads by 184
The Iowa recount concludes the senatorial race in Washington Town with Brookhart leading Daniel Steck by about 184 votes, while 4,727 challenged ballots await final Senate confirmation to determine the ultimate result. If the challenged ballots are invalid, Brookhart’s plurality will stand.
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Iowa
Brookhart
Washington
Daniel F. Steck
Senate
Vulid
Brookfart
Three Judges Among 32 In Wreck at Hart in Colorado
Wreck victims include Judge Wiley Hell of Dallas with a severed spine and Judge Kenneth Foree of Dallas among others. Miss Mary White, eighteen, of Vietoris Texas, survived with a broken neck. Medical staff fought to save her as Judge Kenneth Yoorenn of Alexandria, Louisiana, sustained three broken bones.
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Wreck Trinktead
Colo
Coloraga & Southam
Wiley Hell
Dallas
Kenneth Foree
Mary White
Vietoris
Texan
Last Living
Phyelisis
Miss White
Jariat
Kenneth Yoorenn
Alexandria
Wife of Bootleg King Files Suit for Divorce
Cinciunal Chlo-3tny Imogene Tete Blewalt seeks divorce from George Memus once a bootlegger, now released from penitentiary after a two year term for prohibition violations. Accuses cruelty while inmate in Adaoin penitentiary with threats of violence toward his wife, prompting divorce action.
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King
Thony Tran
George Memus
Cinefunati
Atintite Ab
Mre Hiwus
Inet
Adaoin
Mnc
Wood Seeks Sale of Government Industries
Government official Wood pushes to privatize state enterprises amid funding gaps threatening operations. He cites dwindling funds and unresolved deficits, outlining a plan to divest and attract private capital. The move targets national industries for sale to stabilize finances and reduce public debt.
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Wood
Philipgdne Teglalns
Unclear fragment on Coolidge Plymouth Rock event
Fragmentary OCR mentions Coolidge and Plymouth Rock with garbled names and places. Difficult to identify a coherent event or date. No clear person, organization, or location details to build a factual summary.
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Coolidge
Plymouth Rock
Migraguth
Mass
Coulidge
Marhtehead
Wigamutt
Ruth Fined Five Thousand by Huggins and suspended
George Herman Ruth arrived in Chicago after Yankee manager Miller Huggins suspended him indefinitely and fined him five thousand dollars for alleged conduct. Commissioner Landis denied the appeal, stating the matter would be reviewed. Ruth remained away from the New York club during the dispute.
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Babe Ruth
Huggins
Landis Cheago
Miter
New York
Yinkees Osteen- Kon
George Herwy
Vie Speaker
Ciengot Trom
Mane
Cme
Chivigo
Haveli
Swartannan's Park
St. Caule
Moe
Mamager Miller Hugehus
French Advance After Fierce Fight With Riffs Paris
Rebels supported by secular factions launch a sharp attack on Uranes tribe territory north of Tera. Despite heavy aviation and artillery bombardment, infantry and air support push forward, gaining three miles and securing key objectives after a week of fighting.
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Paris
Prahen
Five Charged in Florida Land Fraud Case
Federal authorities in Chicago obtained warrants for principals tied to a Florida land scam claiming up to 1 million dollars in investors funds. The case names several individuals including commissioner officials and associates, alleging promotional deceit and illicit transfers.
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U.S
Florida
Chicago
Yrekerounda
Commiadioner TH
Reitler Wes
Fecd Purtis
Ueary Uemains
Manereo
EB. Decker
Mmimimelstein
Lowton Feldman
Nathiw Waerar
Coalidge to Speak at Legion Meet in Omaha
The article notes Coalidge will address the American Legion convention in Omaha Nebraska. The event was announced at White Court and involves the presidential address, with leaders present from Chicago and Minneapolis. The convention runs from October 19 to 24 with a speech planned for December 4.
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Coalidge
Legion
Omaha
Swaropacatt
Atmerican
Legler Wonceniion
Omatio
Neb
Witte Court
Chicago
Aminneapoli
Tyne
Mead Fe
Wil
Study War in Kansas City Sparks Price Battle
Fragmentary text indicates a price war involving two independent communities in Kansas City with tensions and strategy discussed, referencing firms or groups and a shift in market dynamics. Details remain unclear due to garbled OCR but imply a competitive conflict over pricing and control.
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Kansas City
Kanga City
Make Your Swamp Land Raise Crops
A long, OCR distorted text outlines drainage and irrigation methods to improve swamp lands for farming. It discusses soil moisture, water removal, and concrete drainage structures to hasten spring plowing and seedbed readiness, with references to hydrological concepts and equipment. The piece emphasizes proper water control to prevent damage and promote early planting.
Hubam Plowed Under in Fall Is Good Practice
The article argues fall plowing for Hubam clover and forage crops benefits subsequent corn growth. It notes better establishment of clover after fall plowing, reduces risk of poor stand, and suggests delaying spring plowing to avoid harming the ground.
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Wales
Hubam
Grover
Phils
Henlyr
Denil
Monnlal
Coures
Fragmentary OCR notes on metal pins and extensions
Disjointed text describes loss from breaking pins, extensions, and possible use of galvanized metal and iron for parts. Mentions a state agency and a college in a garbled way, with unclear figures and aims to save a city.
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Welling Me Hanary
Ageteut Fuze College
Mapheitan
Troubles on Birider Gan Re Prevented
Transcribed notes describe issues with rope and knot tension in agricultural gear. Observations cover rope quality, knot security, drum alignment, and spring tension. Instructions mention specific parts like the knotter, cord, and twine, with methods to adjust tension and ensure proper operation for safe, reliable tying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filiny Machinery Exterla
Nohylisk Agriculutul Eot- Ieee
Mia Faly
Mil Saeyre
Nat York
Plolan
Twton Alps
Dundter
Hand Made Chicks Top Market Prices for Meat
Poultry expert N. Toh son of Wiseanain Gal reports the market favors hand made chicks. Faster growth from a 60 lb growm corn mix with four pounds of middhings and salt yields rapid weight gain, with two weeks of feeding before birds reach market readiness.
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N. Toh Son
al Dha Wiseanain
Johnson
Joinzen
Treat Seed to Prevent Large Losa From Smit
Seed treatment reduces losses from smut in wheat. Kansas State experts endorse formaldehyde seed treatment, mixing one pint formaldehyde in 45 gallons water, applied with a sprinkler to seeds that are not cracked. Thorough cleaning removes damaged kernels before treatment to avoid ineffective results.
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Motehérg
Kansas State
Amicultum
Kansas
Bey
Fragmented note on farming and economy amid turmoil
The text portrays confusion over farming profitability and seasonal cycles. It mentions volunteers, crops, sensor systems, and control methods, with scattered references to periods, places, and authorities. The overall sense is disrupted farming guidance amid instability and unclear leadership.
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Pennsylvannia
Denyélie
War Veterans War Convention
Standard Oil
NCOME
Fords
Eastern Michigan
France
U. S
Caillaux
A. Crillaus
Berl
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Regouer Trance Bernier
Atwerlen
M. Golly
United Rates
Maris
Trond
Wiliege
Dlo
Arkansas
Iain
Hereford
Birider
Gan Re
Scuard Beller
Ev Ryles
Tony
Wiest Valndia
Chanday
Wong
Gil
Asaautacturlie
Sataroot
Valona
Wood Serena
Kenta
J. H. Krause Supply Co
Rockford
Bureau of Sitedands
Hebert
Beecham
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