National coal strike funds raised and warns of shutdown
The United Mine Workers discuss a nationwide strike amid crises in coal, with a proposed per capita assessment for 158 068 miners in July and August to aid unemployed workers. John J Rockefeller Jr Charles Schwab and Andrew W Mellon are named in a broader attack on industry leaders as the Jacksonville agreement is debated. The union warns a possible national shutdown if the agreement is not honored and clarifies the scope to bituminous mines.
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Scranton
New York
United States
Great Britain
Johan L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Jacksonville
Cook
Miners’ Federation
Netee
Col John Coolidge Improves at Plymouth Home
Col John Coolidge father of the President shows progress in recovery from illness. He slept more than usual and moved about the house but has not yet ventured outside. His grandson Jake aids on the farm, clearing storage of apples and potatoes from winter bins.
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Plymouth
John Coolidge
Jake
World A Big Fake Student Ends All
A 21 year old student named Greenwald was found dead in the gas heated bathroom at his home. A handwritten note stated the world is a fake and urged people to kill themselves for their environment. Police investigated linked writings to Nietzsche and a possible mental health crisis.
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New York
Neetzache
Enhauer
Greenwald
Divorce suit dropped by Supreme Court Justice Ford
Supreme Court Justice Ford dismissed the divorce suit of Themes H. Symington against Ida May Symington, citing lack of proof and a co respondent. The judge indicated no definite grounds for a corruption or adultery finding and the case was struck from the docket. Symington and his son attended the session as witnesses stood in the courtroom.
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New York
Supreme Court
Ford
H. Symington
Ida
Cgeine Ford
Taleot
W. Chambers
Moe
Chambers
New Wader
Patie
Sym Patio
Sansa Calles Dos
Symington
Theanas
Hisymington
Webber
Wes
Government grants subsidy to school via Boy Scout program
Tokyo reports government fees awarded a subsidy of 088 to a school withdrawn from Boy Scout tenders.
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BOY Scout
Tokyo
Witrhel
New York to Chicago Overnight Air Mail Service Launch
New York and Chicago prepare for overnight air mail with two squadrons taking off in opposite directions. The first 770 mile route will deliver mail in eight hours and 15 minutes, with electric beacons lighting the way. Eight planes carry 388 pounds of mail from Hadley Field and Maywood Field as Postmaster General New and Vice President Dawes attend the ceremonies.
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New York
Chicago
de Haviland
Hadley Feld
New Brunswick
New
Mayweed Feld
Dawes
Spanking Noted In Rockefeller Family Tradition
The World reports in interviews with prominent men that spanking has been a family discipline for generations within the Rockefellers. John D. Rockefeller Sr. and John J. Rockefeller Jr. are cited as having endured parental and grandparental training, with both men not claiming harm from the practice despite its harshness.
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New York
Rockfeller
John D Rockfeller
John J, Jr
Euces
Death of Mrs Hartman, Hagerstown minister's wife
Mrs Ella F Hartman aged, wife of Rev J Stewart Hartman pastor of the Reformed Church at Cavetown, died last night at Wawa?sburg. She was the mother of several children and prominent in Hagerstown society.
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Hagerstown Ma
Hartmar
J Stewart Hartman
Cavetowr
Waewsburg
Hartman
Santa Barbara Earthquake Strain Sparks Rebuild Effort
Santa Barbara faces a major reconstruction effort after a powerful quake. Ten people died and aftershocks continue as engineers from Los Angeles and San Francisco assess remaining building strength. Estimated losses range from 20 to 25 million dollars as the city works to resume normal life and restore the Pacific Coast jewel.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Pacific Coast
Milllionaire
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Rain Helps Maryland Wheat Amid Weather Update
Washington reports weather for Wart land with light to heavy showers and extended rain aiding crops. Wheat and corn show mixed progress as pastures improve and grain fields benefit from ongoing cultivation despite some damage and minor conditions.
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Washington
Wartland
Flood Devastates Regions Killing Dozens of Children
In Warshaw Galician and Silesian floods after heavy rains wash away bridges and towns. Fifteen children drowned while crossing a river near Merjampol on a school excursion as floodwaters surged through Cracow and surrounding areas. Rescue efforts and casualty fears rise amid the disaster.
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Warshaw
A. P
Galician
Silesia
Tula
Cracow
Merjampol
North Pete Meadey Night Prompts Commencers
Baltimore report notes a North Pete Meadey event drawing observers and attendees amid a page of unclear phrases. The fragment hints at community activity with local groups and a possible celebration or meeting. Names and exact details are obscured in the OCR.
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Baltimore
A. P
Betain Petty
Pullman Car Named For Negro Porter
A Pullman car to be named for a Negro porter was announced, tied to a history of the line. The event follows a wreck involving the forward section of a coach, with details about repairs and naming forthcoming from Chicago to New York.
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Pullman
A. P
Pullman Ene
Ks Cars
Chicago
Chicege
Hew Sarkean
Daniels
C. and O. Purchases Short Kentucky Lia
Baltimore July 1 report from A P notes the C O purchases in Kentucky as part of rail and line improvements. The brief item mentions a fiscal move and connections to broader railroad activity.
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Short Kentucky Lia
Irv Comper Robbery Update From Mertate News Briefs
Late news round up reports Irving S Comper of Mertate killed in a local incident at 3 33. A separate item notes two robbers bound jeweler Fred Gestiied and two others during a daytime theft at a central business district building with jewelry valued at 130 008. Other notes mention Senator Oscar W Underwood not seeking re election and various local and ruin related updates with dates in July.
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A. P
Fred Gestiied
Owra
Navy Oil Lease Trial Secrets Revealed In Hearings
The article outlines secret testimony about the Doheny case and the Naval Reserve leases. It notes alleged disclosures by E Secretary Fall and details on how wartime oil priorities affected Hawaii and naval bases. The piece references October trial dates and the broader impact on national interests.
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Daly
Che L Deleey
Les Nanin
Doheny
Petar
Sears
Dome
Elk Hills
Witteney
Duce
Dehquy Caid
Mae
Ed Pacific
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Navy
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