Miners Ratify Ending of Strike in Convention Vote
In Columbus on January 7 the United Mine Workers of America ratified the strike settlement reached by officers and Attorney General Palmer. Delegates 1039 to 721 approved President Wilson’s no raid settlement, with John L. Lewis declaring loyalty to America and leaders. Green presided as the vote occurred amid patriotic fervor and a brief interruption when Warrington attempted to address the gathering.
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Columbus
Ohio
United, Ming Workers of America
Palmer
Wilson
Getton
Jon L. Lewis
Maton
Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Tig
Green
Werank Warrington
Ilwails Nige Workers, Made
Farm Labor Co op Campaign Shocks Solons In 1920s Note
The AleaAmerican labor co operative commission announced in Washington aims to unite farmers and city consumers against profiteering and to direct a vigorous campaign. Key officials include Gustafson Warren Stone and O T McGirr, with numerous labor and cooperative leaders named, signaling a broad effort to influence the presidential election and farm policy.
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Ashington
TD. C. Tan
Labor — Cooperative Commission
Washington
Cory Hine
Gustafson
Ortul Dion
Cr. Gustafson
Nebraska Workers Saint
Warren 8. Stone
Cive
Hailroad
Tucamosee Engineers
O. T. McGi
LNTET
Li. Se. Shepguerd
Fello
Railway
Condbuetors
Merbert 1 Taker
Famiees’ Nitssitnat
J. Wo Rilne
International Colon
Iyan Ro
Warren &. Stone
Pam
Canmigston
New York Legislature Asked to Rescind Dry Ratification
Governor Alfred E. Smith urged Albany to rescind its ratification of the national prohibition amendment and return the dry or wet question to voters at the coming general election. He questioned the Eighteenth Amendment’s lawful adoption and charged party pressure influenced lawmakers. He also asked a concurrent resolution urging U S Senate ratification of the peace treaty.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Alfred E. Smith
United States
Senate
Congress
Prevost Held On Murder Charge In Brown Slaying
Clemens Mich Jan County authorities announced Elord Prevost would be arraigned Thursday on a murder charge for the December 23 slaying of J. Stailes Brown. The case rests on circumstantial evidence after Prevost’s arrest and the release of Ceci Beatrice Vester. Witnesses describe Prevost and Brown in Brown’s car near the Edson Hotel around 10:50 p.m. on the night of the crime.
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Clemens
Mich
Jan
Elord Prevost
Prevost
Young Prevost
J. Stailes Brown
Graeshack
Macomb
Genes ‘Witnersrs
Ptrevost
Officium
Ceci Beatrice Vester
Iriend
Gladys Summit
Saurhoritiss
Grown
Win
Stanley Prevost
Liosl
Ermerber
Lloyd
Ax Sastat
Iymvic
Soprano Discovers Sauce for Gander in Chicago Opera Scandal
In a chaotic scene at the Changze Giant Opera Company, the beautiful soprano Kaurati allegedly exposed a “sauce” plot leading to Genrze Luklynoff’s arrest on a deportation warrant. The Russian baritone, Hearings Haklanort, blamed the soprano for instigating authorities, while he faces deportation and personal distress.
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Chicago
Kaurati
Sopring
Chierge Beant Opera Compaig
Genrze Luklynoff
Ao Horse
Ot Smilar
Soprito
Barltoun
Tee
Hiv Catia
Verry
Haklanort
Chiengze Geant Opera
Oswis Teghig Naspondnet
Mir
Anwar
Fiat
Russia
Howton Opera Company
Siane
Alienists Discuss Sanity in Girl Slaying Case
In Los Angeles California alienists testifying for the defense examined the mental state of the accused, New Jr., who confessed to killing his sweetheart. The prosection called experts to counter the defense’s views as the trial advances toward jury deliberation.
Northern Weather To Hit City Tonight In Cold Wave
San Antonio braces for a frosty Arctic air mass with a northerly wind. Amarillo reports 24 degrees at 7 a.m. and snow blankets parts of the Panhandle. A developing storm over New Mexico is expected to ease the cold but keep clouds, with no severe weather anticipated for San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Amarillo
Buell
New Mexico
Sheridan
Wyo
Denver
Helena
Mont
Williston
Colorado
She
Jared
New York
Syracuse
Genrie W Sisson
Potsdam
Ad Preslfent
American Paper and Pulp Association
Leonard Wood
Attacks on Barracks Spur Vigilante Farmers Rise
In Longford and surrounding counties, about fifty men attacked a police barracks but were repulsed by police and military. Sinn Fein farmers in Limerick and Kerry form vigilance committees to preserve order, patrol roads, and mete out swift justice for property crimes. Abbeyleix saw vigilantes punish four men who assaulted two citizens. Military and police redundancy spreads across Cork after Saturday’s Carrign Barracks clash. drones, tanks, and strong patrols reinforce units. A Dublin dispatch notes arrests connected to a Dublin assault as attacks on barracks continue rising.
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Ublin
County Longford
Sinn Fein
New Ireland Assurance Society
Tan
Ter
Limerick
Kerry
Abbey Eale
Daniel O'Connell
Universal Service
Cork
Baracks
Carrign
North Citre Inn
Poles Attack Reds as Allies Seek to Protect Denikin
United Prena reports in London that Polish offenses against Bolshevik forces in Northwest Russia aim to push Reds from the southern front aiding General Denikin. Moscow and Reds claim successes elsewhere as Soviet forces near Odessa and Finland discusses intervention. Led by Keen and Duranty, the dispatches describe a chaotic front with shifting claims and strategic moves across the region.
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Denikin
ED L. Keen
United
Prena
Ondon
Russia
Moscow
Pirthev
Odessa
Arte
Minteapol
Venikin
Torres
Mariupol
Mers
Aisputeh
Lis Voi
Finlam
Orth Rusaians
Garelista
Finland
Rateijams
Kulehas
all-Aq
Siberia
Bolshevki
Lukomyhy
Weuskla
4 Shin
Renier Lenine
Tkramlin
Soci
Red Ambassador Faces Deportation After Soviet Spy Sweep
Federal agents arrested members of a purported Soviet affiliated group and seized a shipboard ring near the Canadian border. The main defendant, Marten Martens, is charged with aiding a dangerous conspiracy as authorities describe a planned asylum at sea and a yearlong defense of the prisoners framed by the so called Soviet embassy.
Fragmentary New York City Note Requires Careful Reading
Fragmented OCR text from a New York area item mentions Chicago and Galistan. It is difficult to extract clear events, dates, or names. The readable fragments hint at territorial notes, figures, and a distressed tone without coherent context or verifiable details.
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Chicago
Ohia
New York
Galistan
Mindoruthy
Local Ad Fragments Mention Natl Commerce Bank
Fragmentary OCR shows ad style text with brand names Entz Tailor Fox Co and address 10 Soledad Se plus a garbled note referencing the National Bank of Commerce. Context suggests an old classifieds or business listing but details are unclear. Limited readable entities include Entz Tailor Fox Co and Natl Bank of Commerce.
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ENTZ
the Fox Co
Soledad
Ady
Quake Kills At Least 100 In Vera Cruz
Reports from Mexico indicate a powerful earthquake in Vera Cruz has killed at least 100 people. Damage spans Barrinea Grande and surrounding villages with many houses destroyed. Officials warn numbers may rise as rescues continue and communications remain severed.
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Invera Cruz
Rich youth tied to draft evasion case
Police captured a wealthy youth accused of evading the draft after detectives raided a residence. The suspect and several associates were questioned as officers recovered items and traced links to objects used in the suspected evasion scheme.
Local Ad Listing For Typewriters And Supplies
An ad listing for A B Beyer at 310 12 West Commerce offers typewriters and related supplies. The text is garbled but indicates a sale or catalog style advertisement for new items from a small local business. Multiple misreads obscure exact product names and brands.
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A. B. Beyer
West Commerce
Ads Typewriters
Deaths of Two Texans Presented to Fall Subcommittee
Santa Anna California January 7 Gabriele C Porter American killed at Tuxpam Mexico had worked in Fullerton oil fields and was known in Southern California He has three brothers near Santa Anna and his parents are J K Porter and wife of San Antonio Texas Washington January 7 Gabriel Porter American citizen with Penn-Mexican Company shot by Mexican Federal army officer at Tampico State Department directs embassy to seek arrest and punishment of guilty parties Relations note concern over murders of other Americans in Mexico and possible independent investigations by the Texas delegation and local authorities
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Santa Anna
Cal
Gabriele C. Porter
Tuxpam
Mexico
Fullerton
California
J. K. Porter
San Antonio
Texas
Washington, D. C
Gabriel Porter
Penn-Mexican
State Department
Tampico
Awart 1
Carranza
Wyrl- Boles
Care Tanga
Harry ¥. Deonard
Harry
Martin
AQ Jmmentate Investizacion
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Vexana
Har
Boleponte Pharadalem and Honey
Houston
Americas
Pal Senate
Usanciation
Ura
Association
Walt
Hidzten
Roney
International Petroleum Company
Toxi Toles
Sun Antinig
Slehdy Trow Te Petro Dei Company
Mendig
Aangeo
Bowles
Mes
Velen
Roneyi
Den
Manuel Meltoz
Thorndale
Gina
Suzy Holes
Tlbendale
Pals
Hlauco
Pein Port Lubes
Port Lobow
Thaplee
Rae
Auwecat
Mts
Clemente
Gulf
Monte
First Border Hearings to Be Held Here at El Paso
Border hearings on Mexican expropriation and farm asset cases open Tuesday at 10 a.m. in El Paso with Senator Fall and committee members leading. Witnesses from across the region are expected, detailing Mexican government actions, economic pressures, and rancher losses.
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GE Dan MO Faceson
ET. Lerk
Senate
St. Anthony Hotel
Restastan
WM. “Hinson
Snediat
Il Pasa
Nogater
Ariz
Los Angeles
Amalloy
Weveta
Sto Grande Valer
Stump blast injures Austin boy in yard accident
In Austin Texas on January 7 a premature charge discharged from a stump yielded a severe blast that ripped the face and body of 11 year old Yornz Petmecky, causing serious injuries to his eye and body in Chaafies Petmecky Jr yard. The incident occurred during sharpening of powder or stump charge.
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Austin
Tex
Chaafies Petmecky
Iajgent
Charles Petmecky Jr
Yornz Petmecky
Clean Sweep Of Old Treaty Disputes At Paris Conference
The interallied talks in Paris aim to settle all remaining peace questions. British premier Lloyd George and allies plan decisive steps on a new treaty framework. Officials say decisions will be made to resolve extradition and territorial questions, with Britain seeking a unified outcome.
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Acard
Ondon
Paris
William Suthersland
Lloyd George
Rita
Nitci
Burks
Tiny
Mapatiane
Blood Georges
A. Kona
Parca Sevretary
Nieti
Hedtullan Poveyinister
Thorsday
Aurshimdbag
Williiun
Fritsin
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