Enly Miracle Could Prevent Mine Strike Says Leader
In New York March 28 the anthracite Subcommittee on wage contracts debates a three class wage plan. Kennedy, district president, warns only a rapid accord can avert a nationwide mine strike and cites potential August 1 implementation. Operators counter with cautious optimism while urging quick talks amid pressure from labor groups.
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New York
Generel
Thomes Kennedys
Ghiners
Sid S. BL
Sidcut
Lohugh Coal & Ligation Company
Atough
Sueeves
Phillip Marsay
Ming
Atsoric
Imperia
Hrifish
Ihereby
Tie Ag
Amer
Strike wave hits nationwide mining unions and youth
A nationwide strike begins as the United Mine Workers and student groups protest conditions. Union leaders including Caio and Baya call for coordinated action while minor miners rally for wage protections. Authorities monitor tension as protests spread to key mining regions.
Miners Union Leader Addresses Wage Strikes Hope
The article reports Jack Barrington, president of the Unionized miners, addressing the state operators association about wage strategies. Only stronger cooperation can alter the current stalemate, as efforts stall negotiations and prevent progress.
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Jack “Parringeton
Ulinvis
Tiguds
State Operaters Association
Liu
Barrington
Oy Sperators
Jenene
Magnitude of Morning Storm Hits San Antonio Area
Widespread heavy rainfall caused flooding across San Antonio and suburbs. Wires down, streets inundated from Olmos to Camp Travis, with flooding reports from Alamo Heights and Government Bill areas. Rain from Mexico shifted east toward Houston, while Olmos wreck posed no immediate flood danger.
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San Anionio
Luling
Seleck
Jarige
Mexico
Brownsville
Mexicau Gulf
Houston
Vexas Bowidary
Olmos
San Antonio
Leo Horn
Horn and Fest
Hard
Olios
West Terns Military Academy
Ute City
Alamo Heights
Camp Travis
All Garede Grounds
Dewnluwit
Port Ruin
Sale
Flood Watch and Rainfall Reported in North Texas
Commis sioner Wright ordered Motaresele Lieut Mogella and firemen to monitor Olmos Creek from Dairy on the Blanco road six miles above the city. Additional guards at Obuos avenue near Alamo Heights stay alert as rain threatens. Forecasters note the heaviest rain in three years with 1.5 inches reported in Menard and other counties, warning of continued showers and possible floods.
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Vhil Wright
Motaresele
Mogella
Blanco Road
Dariger
Jonérraid
Lin
Horn's
Alamo Heights
Fakre
Texas
Fort Worth
Tex
Monardy Checke
al Vanting
Sears
Brady
Rochelle
Mexin
Wichita Ik
Erritors
Menard
Ud P
Courtroom notes on medical care and patient discharge
A fragmentary report describes a hospital case involving a patient named Lovedur and a staff member, with actions taken at the Robert Tk Green Hospital. It references transportation to hospital, discharge steps, and a brief mention of injury and care questions. The readable passages are sparse and unclear on outcomes.
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Wald Hare
States Shipping Board
Mbucs
England
Duce
Stalin
Fay
Jan Lovedur
Didvey
Worink Hospital
Lin Hy Yuvrseae
Labor Leader Would Restore Buying Power
Chicago March 20 Restoration of the purchasing power of the industrial population is urged by M. M. Jewell president of the Federated Shopmen for a ninea for the federated shop eratta for any increase of wages before the railroad held. Jewell argues wage gains lag behind wholesale price climbs, harming farmers and small merchants. He predicts higher wages would lift demand for meat, fish, eggs, cereals, and other farm products, boosting prices and retail activity while retailers bear the adjustment costs.
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Chicago
United States
M. Jewell
Awerivant Federation of
Tates
Ninlea
Jewell
Unite States Department of Lahor
New York State Tactical Commission
Menor Oxyay
Etarekeonée
Lng Biehind
Soldier Dies Amid Red Tape Delaying Government Aid
A disabled World War I veteran dies as relief funds are slowed by tangled government procedures. The May 22 service at Walnut Mitten honors Corporal Siler, whose widow faced extended claims and finance gaps totaling about $80.8 monthly. the case drew attention from veterans groups and local officials seeking timely aid.
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Chinlee
Daruer
Sciew
Vin Sunovil
Walnut Mitten
Chay
Mike
Come
Ji Janeth Mattasien
Priroaat
Lins
Aybert Thes
Arkinnay
Siler
Funeral costs loom as widow seeks burial for fallen comrade
Outlined plans show a widow unable to cover funeral expenses after a death outside a hospital. A ceremony is being prepared at Hagg and McCollum mortuary with hopes the war effort will raise funds for a respectable burial for their fallen comrade.
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Fai
Theomisi
Siler
Hagg & Mi- Collum
Mor 18
Stone
Ube
Setecnus
Cindy
Texas Storm Wrecks Homes Injures People Near Timpson
A severe Texas storm struck ten miles east of Timpson causing extensive damage to homes and injuring several people slightly while a dam at Wailey's Lake was threatened by a heavy rainfall. Work crews struggle to prevent a leak as the region assesses the damage.
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Yanajee
Death Looms For Siamese Twins At Chicago Hospital
In a Chicago hospital a pair of newborn twins joined at the torso, Josefa and Rosa Marek, remain in critical condition. Josefa lies near coma with limited awareness while Rosa shows slight movement. doctors warn that separation could hinge on Josefa’s survival. Officials cite uncertain prognosis and possible operation as only hope.
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Heath
Non
Josefa
Jos Marek
Enliselius
Tosa
Poe Lung
Rosa
Benjani Beeakytone
Robbery by Masked Men Hits Rosa Rio's Residence
Two armed masked intruders entered Rosa au Rios's home early Tuesday, threatening violence and demanding money. The victim handed over about seven dollars and sought help from neighbors, who urged a police report. no suspects or descriptions were found.
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Rosa Au Rios
Rosa
Afelouk
Sat
Als. Rios
Heavy Sentences for Neitherty Defendants in Dinesday Case
Nine accused face felony outcomes as juries weigh punishments after a major crime spree. Key defendant Krist Chaquaau, 38, convicted. others pleaded guilty. Arrests linked to a Van Wher operation and detectives Kone and Sekvaeder, with four indictments showing varied evidence.
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Cone
Lyon
Eyul
Hig Coupanian
Krist Chaquaau
van Wher
Church Fire Preserves Shrine Relics In Ste Adie
March 2 report from Liehice notes a blaze at the shrine of Ste Adie de Beaupre within the village. Firefighters saved the historic relics and most of the sacred site. only minor damage occurred to surrounding areas.
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Liehice
Kiroved
Japanese Peace View By Mission Worker In San Antonio
The Siberian Manchurian Mission leader Dr. Crawley Cramp reports Japanese masses favor disarmament and peace, with emphasis on education, trade, and mission work across Manchuria and Siberia. He notes famine conditions calmer in some areas and highlights American capital opportunities for development.
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Dro Wy Gs Cram
Centenary Secretars
Korea
San Antonio
Waowan's Missionary Counsil
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Travis’ Park
Gray
Hot Springs
Ark
Thic City
Cram
Siberia
Manchuria
Orlebt Wint
Pines
Saushurin
Aha
Lot
Gerat
Reviet
Boheria
Kolling
Niberu
Ural
Chita
Moscow
Crawes
Surayo
Russia
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Rosa Rios
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Jie Prealdes
Orce
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Loussinna
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Christianine
Biahoy
Murry Declavey
Mertiigd
Woman's Missionary Council
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Lragie
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Menphis
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Trank Bros
Public Service Company
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Public Service
Grubstake Investment Association
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Webb and Refugio Counsties
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