Chicago labor chiefs debate on Harding plan as walkout looms
In Chicago a federation meeting approved President Harding's plan to end the strike but with opposition possible after a wage tax draft. A committee will draft a reply that must be endorsed by over 100 labor leaders before reaching the President. The session resumes at 8:30 p.m. and coverage notes varied views on impacts for peace prospects.
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Mid-Continent Crude Cuts Price Again to 1.25
A fragmented report notes a third price reduction for Mid-Contin ent Crude to 1.25, with references to regional auctions and company actions. The snippet mentions Venlvne OM and Cine Gomanys amid broader production concerns and rising supply.
Weather Xynds and Unclear Forecast for Next Days
Fragmented OCR text reports wind, temperature, and rain chances across multiple locations with many garbled words. Readable items mention temperatures near 74, wind, and a period spanning Sunday to Thursday, but details are largely unreadable and inconsistent.
Oregon MN Not Recover From Illness Sparks Leadership Debate
Fragmented text reports on a political discussion about a new leader and the possibility of the president assuming office. The garbled notes reference City of Mexico, Obregon, and a national leadership question, with unclear events and names due to damaged OCR.
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Witness Describes Dancing Ban At City Roadhouse
Testimony from defense witnesses at a county court hearing centers on alleged dancing allowed at Pratt Roadhouse and another venue, with a witness describing rowdy scenes and a 27 year old mother of three as among those present. Deputies testified about maintaining order and the role of roadhouse management in enforcing or ignoring dancing restrictions.
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Officials Keep Sap Trains Running Amid Strike Confusion
Officials report continued sap train operations despite a broad strike causing delays and interruptions. The public hears mixed messages as agencies coordinate routes and safety measures, aiming to maintain essential service while workers protest.
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Heatwave Grimly Sweeps Through Several States
Across the South and Midwest a record heatwave shapes daily life with high temperatures near century marks. Reports describe unusually hot conditions in Oklahoma and Louisiana, with many areas experiencing heat advisories and power strain as residents seek shade and relief.
Dry raids fatal in Washington as dry law takes effect
A terse Washington dispatch reports fatalities linked to the dry law’s enforcement. Officials say the new measures caused multiple deaths as authorities crack down on illicit alcohol, with one lieutenant cited and several names recorded in the incomplete casualty list.
Five Cent Suit Filed Over Yidropentot Bax Ty Ail
Tess Muda files a five cent suit in Houston amid a dispute over a wedding wear item described as an Yidropentot bax ty ail. Gavin Dinnate and others are named in the filing as parties to the suit.
Janitor Hero Saves City Hospital From Fire Blaze
A janitor at Oakland City Hospital rushed to warn staff as flames broke out. He led evacuees to safety before firefighters arrived, sparing many from harm. One child reported minor injuries while others were rescued without further incident. The man’s quick actions were praised by hospital officials.
Senator Reed Leads Long in Navssours Race
Nonsensical OCR text references Senator Reed leading in a race with about 26,000 ahead, mentions Hest nomination, various names, and political snippets. The readable facts are disjointed and uncertain, but center on a Senate race and multiple candidates with scattered party notes.
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Katy Employes Clubbed Near Smithville by Armed Gang
Four men working in Denison shops for the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad were abducted near Smithville by a gang of about ten. They were badly clubbed or whipped with ropes and held at gunpoint. One leader was captured and brought to San Antonio for custody. Two white and Black victims reported threats and the attackers warned others away from Smithville and railroad work. The other two negroes disappeared with the group after the assault.
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Nuevo Laredo Rail Workers Strike Walkout
Rail workers in Nuevo Laredo staged a sympathy walkout amid tensions with Uke Mocheats Julie hn, causing street disruptions and a Herald report noting widespread discontent and calls for a return to work by a specified date 16. The piece references union action and general labor unrest in the area with mixed clarity.
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Sheriff on Trial in Veiled Conspiracy Case Near Uvalde
The narrative alleges a deputy sheriff and associates were involved in a pretrial conspiracy to violate liquor laws and staged charges in an area near Uvalde. US Department officials from San Antonio and local authorities prepared preliminary hearings as attention focused on county intrigues and mounting arrests amid tense, unsettled conditions.
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Cold drink stand owner held after liquor seized
Federal agents raided a cold drink stand on 226 Fourth Avenue, seizing liquor valued at $750 and detaining the owner Raoul Baraivet. Officers found alcohol, a still, and equipment in back rooms, with a large crowd and strong odor noted. An associate faced charges as investigators pursued alleged efforts to destroy evidence.
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