Wage scales adopted as miners end strike
Final agreement ending the anthracite strike was announced in Philadelphia. The plan calls for work to resume under the old contract with modifications, a wage board within ninety days, and a possible six year program of cooperation and arbitration to avoid future disputes.
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Scranton
Arrie
Emi
Cherkof
Movne
Board of Conciliation
John K. Lewns
Lutes
Bewes
Linder
Board of Concitation
Stabnhting Agency and Co
Nancy
Year Stands As Record Breaker For Industrial Production
The Federal Reserve Board finds 192x as a record year for industrial production with higher overall output than any prior year. Construction related commodities and farm equipment demand boosted production while loan demand rose, yet bank credit use grew only modestly. Prices for wholesale commodities rose six percent above 192x levels amid strong consumer demand and farm income.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Uwlay
Ams
Ramee
Tawtata
Realty Swindlers Sentenced To Prison Terms
A court handed prison terms to individuals involved in a real estate swindle. Prosecutors outlined the scheme defrauding multiple victims through forged deeds and false ownership claims. The hearings revealed key figures and the financial scope of the fraud.
Prominent Hagerstown Man Jailed in Fraud Indictments
Sylvester J Young a noted real estate figure and former gubernatorial candidate in Maryland faces multiple charges. A grand jury returned four indictments alleging embezzlement and larceny of 2100 from witnesses Lasse Keller and Mattie Keyton Carter, with a fake pretense count added by Harvey Bier.
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Slngerstown
Sylvester J
Young
Citsatel
Seculiet
Maryland
Crand
Washington County
Tao
Lasse BE. Keller
Mattie L. Keyton Carter
Harvey Bier
Nora EL
Clubmen Acquitted in Liquor Scandal at Hagerstown
In a federal hearing United States Commissioner A R Hlagner acquitted Samus Mo Schafer and the Conococheague Club of Hagerstown of liquor sale charges. Edward Alton faced $1000 bail for sale of three pints, with the judge noting clubs are not liable unless they benefit from a sale and officials knew of it. The case stemmed from a raid on the Conococheague Club by prohibition agents last week.
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Hagerwan
PD ¢A PO Samus
Baltimore
Hos
Hasner
Witicl
Local Concern Wins Truck Sales Contest in Maryland Area
Alexander T. Grice leads RLOD automotive team, tied for top in a regional International Motor Truck contest measuring trucks sold per capita. The Maryland Delaware Virginia district score earned a gold watch prize presented at a company event in Baltimore.
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Alexander T. Grice
RLOD
Grier
Sen
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
Columbia
West Virginia
Baltimore
Immigrant case and labor secretary reshuffle in late news
A late news wire reports the U S immigration decision and a Labor Department appointment. It notes Countess Cathcart Azathit facing legal action and outlines hearings, with references to a murder case and various political figures amid a broad, fragmented recap of the day’s events.
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Wasisngion
Cathcart
Stillmans Reconciled To Stay In Paris Indefinitely
Stillman couple reconciled after divorce proceedings and will remain in Europe for an extended period. Mrs. Stillman says they plan a three week Paris stay, with their daughter joining later. Mr. Stillman offers guarded remarks while denying psychoanalytic influence.
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Peter
Isene
Qostilmia
New York
Seaillman
Mareesh
Anne Stilman Davreon
Eda
Indias
Paris
Stillman
Europe
Mre. Stillman
Ayself
Rothes
Mr. Stillman
Stillmans
Mrs. Stillman
Stillmanit
Carl Jung
Zetland
Pare
Riviera
Suillmans
Acre
Struma
Sane
Hear
Six Rescued Seamen Praise During Mate
A fragmentary report notes six seamen rescued and praising officers and crew after a maritime incident. Details are unclear with missing names and locations.
Sex Photoplay Magnates Told Parents Work Made More Difficult
A report details how the sex photoplay industry faced parental objections that complicated production. Officials note industry leaders argue against censorship while parents cite moral concerns impacting employment and community standards.
Anthracite Situation Details From Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR notes reference an anthracite issue with percentages and figures, mentioning pits, states, and uncertain terms. The text is garbled, hindering clear identification of involved parties, dates, or outcomes.
Greatest criminal of the age linked to Villa raid
Admitted by scientists that a noted thief known as the greatest criminal of the age orchestrated a Villa related theft. Court proceedings describe the mastermind behind a string of crimes, with emphasis on the boldness, risks, and public fear generated by the offenses.
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Thorago
Weste
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