Federal coal commission and distribution issues in congress
The article notes congressional consideration of expanding executive power to operate mines during a strike and discusses coal distribution plans. It mentions President Coolidge, the coal commission, and FLO R. Wadleigh leaving the federal coal distribution post, with Hammond commenting on Prichot's call for lower railroad rates.
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The
Coal Commission
Agenes
Coolidge
Commission
Flo R. Wadleigh
Department of Commerce
Father of Moyles Dies in Hollywood Studio Founder
Sigmund Lohin, prominent figure in the marine picture industry and president of the Lohin Fil Corporation, died after complications from ailments. He helped pioneer morning picture lodges and built what was described as the first studio in Hollywood, shaping a major era in film. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. J. M. Mary of New York and Mrs. Jack White of Atlantic City, who were at his bedside.
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Atutt
City
N. I
Sigmund
Lohin
Marine Picture Industry High Werd
Labin
Lohin’ Fil;corporation
Loduetes
Whet Jachow
Hollywood
Cal
J. M. 14Ury
New York
Jack White
Atlactie City
Bray
Plasterers Wage Scale Reported in Chicago Area Trade
A Chicago area note discusses plasterers earning a base wage of 15 dollars per day for eight hours, with some contracts offering 35 dollars as a starting amount or 10 dollars daily in advance in certain cases. The piece mentions the involvement of college professors and machine operatives in related labor discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lordly Plasterers
Twenty-One U S Navy Battleships Sold Under Treaty
Washington reports twenty one battleships and battle cruisers of the United States Navy are scheduled for sale in a series beginning next month. Each vessel is slated for disposal within eighteen months from August 17 according to treaty terms ratified recently.
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Washington
United Stas Navy
Inching Geta into Lengua League Switch
The assembly of the League of Nations approved a transfer of Venera Ireland to Thersberehip in a unanimous vote. Dr Ephraclo Pessea of Braxil was elected to the permanent court of International Justice at The Hague by the assembly, with concurrent votes. He replaces the late Ruy Barbosa of Brazil.
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Venera
Ireland
Thersberehip
League of Nations
Assembly
Ephraclo Pessea
Braxil
Oriel
Permanent Court of Interational Justice
Hague
Snsembly
Cétecit
Ieagae of Nations
Ruy Barbosa
Brazil
Unidentified man found near Baxter after Carling shooting
Police report a body found near Baxter connected to the shooting death of Charles Carling. Unclear if a second fatal shot was delivered by Carling or by the assailants. Authorities suspect the Black Vand organization may have killed Cyrtipe.
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Howie
Cal
Baxter
Charles Carling
Unksaws
Carline
Cyrtipe
Earthquake Toll and Aftermath Hit Tokyo and Yokohama
Partially readable wartime dispatch reports massive quake devastation in Tokio and Yokohama. Police estimate hundreds of thousands affected by injuries and sickness while rescue efforts continue as a U S destroyer is said to have been sunk nearby.
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Tokio
Italy
Yokohatin
United States
Huron
Yokohama
Loss of Navy Destroyers Shocks Peace Time Fleet
The Santa Barbara Morning Press reports a deadly disaster off the California coast that wrecked a squadron of first class destroyers. Officials withheld an official explanation as speculation swirled about signals, tidal disturbances, and a possible link to a recent earthquake. Naval officers attributed confusion to operational signals and questioned shore interference.
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Savin Tarbara
Polat Honda
Santa ‘Barbara
Washington
Saren
Destrorira
Californis
Navy
Balog
Klened
II Press
Coursa
Hydrographic Office
Naval “Officie A
California
Santa Harbara
Iron Ore Movement Stays Steady Despite Delays
Iron ore shipments from Hibbing and Mesabi Range keep moving toward Lake Superior ports amid transportation bottlenecks. Operators press to meet 1924 demand as occasional heavy delays force some shovel crews to be laid off, though overall flow remains ahead of schedule.
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Hibbing
Miso
Minnesota
Philadelphia Navy yard to scrap warships under new treaty
Crude text reports the Philadelphia Navy yard to dismantle two cruisers the Constitution and the United States under a recently approved treaty for arms reduction. Acetylene torches will cut the vessels into pieces at the yard, with 80,000 May Hee Hout, New York.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Navy Yard
United States
Navy Yard
New F York
Jack Dempacy
Luis Angel Firpa
Ellida
York
Ilingsbad
Allen
New York Giants
Anthracite operators and miners seal historic peace
In Harrisburg a settlement ends the anthracite strike after a two year dispute. Operators and United Mine Workers officials reach a contract giving miners an 10 percent wage boost, a 48 hour work week by agreement, and a plan to revise the wage structure while preventing contracts with individual miners below set terms. Settlement expected to raise coal prices by 75 cents to 16 dollars per ton, with Pennsylvania mine districts noting a yearly impact near $900,000. Reports from Wilkes-Barre and nearby areas indicate optimism for field recovery and resumed operations.
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Harrieburg
United ‘Mine Workers
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Wilkenbarre
Bisera
Cbuy
Dalleolipe Maton
Dutta
Firth
Piiehat
Coigele
Ito
Mr. Gowle
Sail
Glyan
Sindar
Chicago Great Western pledges free shipment of donated foods
Holden of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy announces the railroad will move free all foods donated by relief groups for the Japanese earthquake district. The company contributes 6000 dollars through the Red Cross.
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Chitagg
Freshlent Hain Holden
Chicago, Burlington, and Quincey Railroad
In & Her
Wrecked Passeenger Rescued Near San Miguel
Government radio message states all passengers aboard the Passe Mall Maer Ciba were rescued after a shipwreck near the southeast corner of San Miguel. The US destroyer Rano aided in the evacuation, with officials confirming the recovery of everyone on board. The incident occurred in rough seas prompting immediate naval assistance.
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Pateenger
Sos Angelés
San. Miguel
United States
Rano
Ptatten
49 000 Haul by Rebbere Omatiac An Automobile Cartaining
A metropolitan utilities district report notes a 4900 haul secured for purchases under Purchasing Agent Rosborough. In Florence Ulziriet i Vienne the Foutiers nate excapo. the item and location details are obscured in the OCR.
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Rebbere
Omatiac
Rosborough
Florence Ulziriet i Vienne
Nate Excapo
Uncertain text record of a woolen goods loss and insurance
An unclear report notes a woolen goods incident on an unidentified floor causing a loss around £50,909. Insurance partially covers the claim. Names and context are garbled in the OCR.
Abbreviations and Latin Notes in Historical Texts
The passage discusses Latin abbreviations and their usage in old documents. It explains how abbreviated forms indicate dates of death or birth and how readers should interpret headings and page references in archival work.
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Hou
Hirth
Demand for pork products boosts meat trade report
The August review of the meat trade shows improved demand for pork imports in Chicago. Large quantities of meat were moved, with strong buyer interest in dried saliments following the cotton market opening. The Meat Trackers report notes substantial improvement in overall demand and trade activity.
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Chicago
Damand
Willi
Amer Jon
Sith
Ceaso
Harding Memorial at Marlon Ohio Plans and Attendance
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a memorial event in Marlon Ohio with mentions of Mrs Thivditie and a plan to halt certain ceremonies. Washington was to approve the plan. remarks reference a 1 Was neil anniversary and a home town state involvement.
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Harding
Marlon
Marlon O
Ploraica Kling
Washington
Neil
Thivditie
Attate
Cargo Meat to Japan and Hongkong Grant Ailing Trade
A garbled report notes cargo meat shipments to Japan and Hongkong facing obstacles from a frozen verdict and space limits. The Hong Kong council approved 3250,099 for a project, while officials cite significant issues in securing adequate storage and space impacting meat export capacity and trade commitments.
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Japan
Hongkong
Kove
Unclear fragmentary statement about a fire incident
Fragmentary OCR text describes a mother and daughter involved in a fire at a Carlyon location. Details are garbled, with mentions of August, miles, and a car photograph, but readable facts are minimal and unclear.
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Burm Ruthlon
Carlyon
College Man Enda Life in Ghienga Hotel Collage
A 23 year old student, Enda Life, was found dead in the Ghienga toclintaill collage area hotel. The circumstances are unclear but authorities describe the scene as a possible self injurious act. Local police are investigating the case and awaiting autopsy results.
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Thienga
F. A. Rog
Ghienga
Germany ta Floating Debt and election in Grand Army unit
Fragmentary report shows Germany facing floating debt and a political update. Mentions Berting-Corman and Angisl 51 with large mark figures. Notes Milwaukee and Van Wert places and an unaminous election of a commander in a Grand Army unit.
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Germany
Berting-Corman
Milwaukae
Wia
Iowa State News Item Mentions Payroll and Local Updates
A fragmented Iowa State News report notes a joint payroll figure of 1 800 000 dollars and various local matters. It references August actions, contracts for university buildings, farm sales, labor events, and community projects across Des Moines and Shelby County with broad mentions of officials and organizations.
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Orgedittow
Dos Auuwnes
Lonka
Tranecouity
la Ebiatfite
Juvenport
Rosy Society
Lenriquaktots
Washington
Chicago
Packard
Die Lowe
Nay Relation
Win Stina University of Town
Hushilng
Jossa Alexander
Indianotn 18
Alexaphor Maite
Shriners
Dea Molnee
Towa
Agier- Can Leyton
Imad
Red Cross
Teller
Lito Stata Free Employment Bureau
Lowe
Farina
Allen Way
Stadt Beoh
Washington,d. C
Des Moines
Siar Dabor
Contaltiera
Orient
Roaper
Attian
Witter
Sitalate Putamotyle
manly-Alcth
Tawe Nolall
Agaoutaan
Conperattya Markatlng Ptt Aneretecy
DB Reve
Pas Mehiey
The Pity of It The tragic lesion in the smoking room scene
In a smoky club room a heated exchange erupts over a signed contract as players and a manager argue about opening dates and a looming event. Spectators react with terse jabs and questions about schedule and future plans amid a tense atmosphere.
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Canin Buedtinx
Hienteleal
Ae “Hurnth
Ehoulat
The Cutieurs Tallet Trio Advertisement Lineup
A fragmented promotional ad praises tallet preparations with a quirky list of items like Serp to cleauae and portty Olniment and Taoluniele poinder, claiming tallet tables are incomplete without them. The odd phrasing reflects OCR error but centers on everyday tallet products and branding.
Basis of Sound Philosophy in San Fricken Era
A garbled historical note discusses the Hartar commission and Irish laborers with a focus on Embarcadeca and a Mn Prisium. It questions the wien in Nevec, mentions Friday work, and hints at state labor and administrative tensions. The fragment references a weathered event and urges avoidance of rash actions while recalling prior Tong Mie.
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San Fricken
Lettin Bhima
Qidusmannla
Prisium
Nevec
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Cara
Kargen
Wet Eet
Lowa
Ogsuirence
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Shine
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