Peace at Mines Nears as Commission Proposed to End Strike
President proposes miners return to the 1922 wage scale through a three worker group and three operator group plus five government appointees. A coal commission would study costs and propose a temporary scale by August 0 and operate if needed until March 1 1923. The plan aims to resume production and avoid fuel shortage while preserving workers and operators rights.
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Ifineding
Cent
Tsubait
Oy Fe
AHL
Reyulr
Congress
Copermicany
Swordfish Beats Whale Off Point Sur Battle Reported
An unusual ocean disturbance near Point Sur below Monterey California involved a battle between a swordfish and a whale. After more than thirty minutes the swordfish was reported victorious by Frank McDonald custodian of the Monterey custom house.
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San Francisco
Cal
Point Sur
Monterey
Frank McDonald
McDonald
Funeral of slain Irish rebel draws vast crowd in Dublin
Wine Free State Troops pressed southward against republican irregulars. Cathal Brogha was buried with grand ceremonies as crowds filled the streets with no violence. Valera did not attend. Jeeha died from wounds. Rebel garrison at Swooard surrendered after prison at Letterkenny. Fires set at Carnegie library.
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Southern
Ireland
Cathal Brogha
Charles Tiurgess
Katienn de Valera
Jeeha
de Valera
Republicom
Tie
Toda Hey Fm
Ieregular
Swooard
County Donegal
Letter Kenny
Carnegie
Tornado Rips Through St Charles South Dakota
A tornado devastated St Charles South Dakota wiping out most of the town. One man was killed and many injured as homes and farm buildings were destroyed. Damage in St Charles totalled about 100000 with county losses over a million. An electrical storm at George caused three fires damaging barns and a general store.
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Sioux City
Inn
St. Charles
S. D
Saturda
Howard Hughes
George
Stones Fly as Nonunion Car Strike Hits Buffalo
In Buffalo Wyoming on July 11 the International Railway Co resumed streetcar service with nonunion workers after a week-long tie up. Two cars were stoned and a car derailed by a nut in a switch. Three arrests have been made and police guard the routes with shotguns. If needed, state troops may be requested from Governor Miller.
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Buffalo
N. WY
International Railway Company
Miller
German Patents Demanded Return By Government
Formal demand that valuable German patents acquired by the Chemical Foundation during the war be returned to the government was served on Francis P. Garvan of New York, foundation president. A duplicate copy was served on Corporation Trust Company of America, Wilmington, the foundation’s Delaware resident agent.
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Washington
Chemical Foundation
Congress
Francis P. Garvan
New York
Foundation
Thomas W. Miller
Corporation Trust Company of America
Wilmington
Delaware
Illinois Guards Back Rail Strike Jobs With Federal Orders
Illinois National Guardsmen and deputy marshals were deployed as federal injunctions restricted picketing at rail shops. The Chicago area saw quiet, with 1000 strikers parading near Burlington shops while 300 workers continued regular duties. The Attorney General warned railroads to protect mail trains and keep inter state commerce moving amid threats of further actions.
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R Railroad
United States
Uhinois National Grafdsmen
Tstoomingeton
Fred Sterling
Aurora
Burlin
Ion & Quincy Railroad
Brurlington
Newpeace Menace
Clinton Ci
Radioad
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Tinois Central
Sterling
Bloomington
U. S
Taussig
Wabash
Daugherty
Washington
White House
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Kentucky troops mobilized to quell mine riot threats
Barbourville Kentucky authorities requested reinforcements from Hopkinsville as mine strip unrest grew. Troops from Towapkinsville and Livermere equipped with machine guns and field gear prepared for rapid deployment to protect lives and property.
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Kentucky
Harding Talks to Students at Muskingum College
President Harding accepted the Doctor of Laws at Muskingum College in New Concord on July 8. He urged students to adopt a spirit of service, saying it is America’s duty to help the world get on its feet and that today’s college students should aim for service to mankind.
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America
New Concord
Harding
Muskingum College
Senate Boosts Egg Rates With Tariff Vote
Washington July 11 Senate set tariff duties on eggs and peanuts. In shell eggs to be taxed per dozen and whole eggs per pound higher than House rates. Dried eggs taxed per pound. Peanut duties fixed. committee amendments rejected 52 to 72. Nine Democrats backed higher duties. 12 Democrats and Senator La Follette supported the committee rate.
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Washington
Senate
House
la Follette
Rep
Wis
Settlers Take Tractors North to Canada for New Farms
Settlers travel by tractor and wagon the long distance to Canada to claim land in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. They expect rich grain crops with wheat yields up to 40 bushels per acre while alfalfa and corn show promising growth this season.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Grthers
Land Use In California Details Vast Acreage
The Golden State has 99,617,280 acres of land with 18,417,648 acres of national forest and 26,239,977 acres of unappropriated public lands. It lists 463,041 acres of Indian reservations and 745,798 acres of school lands, plus 4,095,941 private timber holdings and 27,0314 acres of farms. Only 11,389,594 farm acres are improved and 3,893,000 are irrigated.
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Golden State
California
Allen's Foot Ease helps feet in snug shoes
Advertisement promotes Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder to relieve friction and pain from tight footwear. It claims relief for bunions hot tired and swollen feet and suggests wearing shoes one size smaller by applying the powder in each shoe.
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Allen
In the Last Place. Mrs. Nagg I never should have married you
A brief comic exchange from a New York Sun snippet and an advertisement note referencing baby clothes and a Red Cross Bar product for laundry. The fragment juxtaposes marital quip with a consumer ad line about safe, stain free washing.
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New York Sun
Red Cross
The Joke Market Cartoon Caption
A humorous caption appears in a 20th century comic panel trading quips about culture and relativity. The joke contrasts a declining culture with a pun on getting few jokes from relativity.
Community pushes toward future with renewed faith and action
City leaders urged a shift from nostalgia to development as plans for new infrastructure, education, and jobs gain momentum. Residents welcomed updates on transit, housing, and tech investment, highlighting collaboration with business groups and nonprofits to build a resilient local economy.
Senate opens oil price probe led by LaFollette
The senate’s investigation of oil and gasoline prices began Monday with a special committee led by Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin convening to set the witness schedule for upcoming weeks of testimony.
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Washington
Senate
LaFollette
Republican
Wisconsin
Are the Yanks Coming Story Told on Memorial Day
A Louisville Courier Journal note recalls a Tennessee regiment in World War I era memory. A little girl asks, Are the Yanks coming, and a colonel affirming that the Yanks are coming.
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Tere
Louisville Courier-Journal
Tired Our Team Faces Room at the Top
No clear event details available. fragment hints at a theme of fatigue hindering ascent to leadership or peak success without identifiable people or organizations.
Trainmen Injured in Seaboard Line Wreck Near Odenville
Three trainmen were slightly injured when two rail cars and the engine of a Seaboard air line passenger train from New York derailed near Odenville Alabama. No deaths were reported.
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Atlanta
Seaboard
New York
Odenville
Ala
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