Aaland Mine Unions Weigh April Strike Forecast
A melded report by Harden Colfax outlines likely coal mine and railway worker walkouts in April. United Mine Workers oppose wage disputes while operators push a broader national agreement. government intervention and federal mediation loom as talks falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harden Colfax
Antoelo Lisht
D. Gydan
United Mine Workers
Etich
Cnion
Ebes
Aueers
Wilson
Manny
Fragmented OCR Health Note From Unknown Source
An unclear OCR snippet mentions ache and core pain with blocking words. It references individuals or names obliquely and lacks a coherent dated event or clear organization. No verifiable facts or identifiable entities beyond vague medical terms and partial phrases.
Pope Benedict XV Seen Dying Amid War Efforts
The article notes Pope Benedict XV, age about sixty, facing ill health since January 15 while guiding neutral policy during World War I. It highlights his attempts to end the war, support peace efforts, and address Irish questions, with reports of deteriorating condition and confinement to bed as authorities prepare for an imminent death.
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Aalle Papa
Pope Venedice XV
Lae Cujese
Pogii
Noble Milaseve
Trane
Sued Wae Ordinae Press
Wis
Madrid
Manciature
Aasistent
Cardinal Rampal
Lave Nauruing
Hoiat
Tales
Winder
Offlee
Hoingnn
Piug ‘X
Della Chiterney
Benedict XV
Pope
Benelict Wa
Emall
Mmsil
Vatican
Ireland
Fiforta
Pope Bemwaliot
Enya
Vardi Cosparr
Ely
Hiepene
Atinumput
Prem
Germany
Ayerin
Poland
Pope Honndlet
Seizure of Liquor and Associated Charges Reported
A chaotic court record describes liquor seizure actions and charges connected to a complex case. It details workers, witnesses, and officials involved, noting alleged wrongdoing and procedural steps. The document references a prosecutor, a district attorney, and various local authorities in handling the matter.
Episcopalians of West Texas Meet Tuesday
The West Texas diocese assembly releases a packed program with Bishop Viti UP Capers guiding talks. Prominent speakers include Dr. Veowme Fi Gadur Feet of the enneil, Mrs. W. Jy Lani, and Rev. Stebert Gratten. Women's committees and missionary plans are highlighted with public talks, service events, and a debate on campaign support for the coming mission.
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Trisconal G
Churet
Belleuay
Fussell
Weestay
Viti
Troten
Ificiala
Thu Enneil Srt
Sta Mark's Church
Luwing
Eliwell
Addrieses
Eakeh
Ota Progelier
Allyrin Erittar
Gailer
Savelgey Wetuvalay
Taurel Heights
Clurrie
Wd Laeringark
Syle
Uhatg
Weorn
sChuvel Nervice League
Colon
Fawcer
Sione
St. Barnabs
Anna Sorinan
Wolo
St. Marr Hall
Monjbore
Robert W. Barton
Rew
Council
Lupo
Sets
Ghoraytore
Women Invite Members to Dargie Meeting at Chapel
A fractured note outlines a women’s gathering at Welk Powerage attorney day and a pocketed plan to invite members from Wert Tes. The event promises the only opportunities for many attendees and mentions a list of participants and roles within a local society.
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Dargie
Welk Powerage
Tony
Earnelt
Gini
Perio
Nebanle
Church Women Hold Annual Meeting At St Marys Hall
The Church Service League and auxiliary group met for their twenty seventh annual gathering at St Marys Hall. Officers reported, deliberations followed by lunch, then a quinteational meeting at Laurel Heights Methodist Church with Bishoy Gailor and Mie Clarke as speakers.
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Mupkinns
Buehel
Chevayall
Prewile
Wily Garner
Uyalde Te Wodettey
Church Service Leaguecew
Pothuga
Golild
Grivfce
Luxiines
Medér
Mie Clarke
Otto Buehel
Cocre
Rkniret Brown
San Antonio
Kate Jackson
Abtomio
Weymouth
Mos
Dh. Savage
Why Muir
Ralph Jackson
Mra
Py Simpson
Bagie Pass
Ro Remaon
Turt Tavaca
Man in Jail for Cutting Wife After Domestic Dispute
A man identified as A. Brown is jailed after allegedly attacking his wife during a domestic quarrel. Neighbors report Brown cut the woman with a weapon and fled into the home before being restrained by police and neighbors. Fire department crews later helped in the incident.
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Dane
A. Brown
Brown
Howe
Angellen Garvin
Fire Department
Plan to Re organize Federal Government Given to Harding
Washington January 21. A comprehensive program to reorganize the federal government to gain economy and reduce duplications was given to President Harding tonight by Walter J Brown, chairman of the joint committee on reorganization. The plan envisions consolidating departments into fewer units and creating a new department of defense with three divisions. It includes proposals to centralize liquor stock and adjust enforcement methods to aid prohibition, aligning with Harding campaign promises.
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Washington, D
Deforea
Harding
Department of Defense
National Resources
National
Piblic
Bis
Government agency reorganization transfers several units
Unclear note describes a government reallocation and transfer of multiple agencies to different departments. It mentions coordination among bureaus and a broader restructuring plan. Names, dates, and specific agencies are not legible in the fragment.
British Fight With Turks Near Angora Reported
British and Turkish forces clashed near Angora in Mesopotamia with both sides suffering, British troops withdrawing after several days of engagement. Peril Pasha sent reinforcements to Angora as the British position remained tense and authorities confirmed the reports amid public reaction.
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Constantine Ruown
San. Antonio
Constantinople
Lerloye
Mesopotamia
Nationaliat
Rene
Eros
Durie
Boerte
Yan
Oler
Wis der Peril Pasha
Angora
Ttak
Phourh
Na- Gimalles
Locel
Film producer Albert W. Tate eyes San Antonio project
Albert W. Tate, noted producer of The Prisoner of Zenda, formerly overseeing a five shot tanning picture, is in San Antonio with plans to build and produce a motion picture here. He hopes to secure about twenty acres near the city limits for the project.
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Albert W. Tate
Photo Plapa
Zenda
Ammerica
San Antonio
Ido
Gonier- Me
Elthar
Faretrace
Ledne
Guard 18 Mobilized Amid Rising Tensions in Oklahoma
Oklahoma mobilizes 18 guards as January 21 orders call units from Walter, Vartiesville and Shawnee to proceed to Oklahoma City for duty in Dockingtown. Strike-related orders emerged after a recent incident targeting a strike breaker, with authorities stating 300 guardsmen could be ready within two days.
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Oktohame Osy
Okie
Walter
Vartiesville
Shawnee
Oklations City
Dockingtown
Feyr Howe
Barcott
Condition of Father Quin in Hot Springs Worsens
A telegram received late Saturday reports Father Quin, pastor of St. Mary Church, ill at Hot Springs with his condition steadily deteriorating. The message notes serious sickness and immediate danger of death, saying he has been there for weeks and showing no sign of improvement.
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Mr ‘x
Quin
Peking premier accused in government crisis turmoil
A garbled 1922 dispatch reports General Wu Wei-Fuly accusing Premier Liang Shin-l of betraying the cabinet. He vows not to resign as tensions rise over plans for civil and military adjustments and a Geneva conference.
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Peking
Wu Wei
Geneva
Tan
Premici
Persia
Indi
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The fragmentary OCR item presents unclear text with missing words and broken phrases. Key entities and facts are not recoverable, yielding an indeterminate short item. The readable segment suggests a calendar or schedule reference but lacks names, places, dates, or actions to summarize reliably.
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