Labor Shortage Boosts Trade and Wages Hopes
National labor shortages loom as unemployment nears vanishing points. Builders, lumber and steel industries report tight markets with demand outpacing supply. Car and machine sectors see activity surge, while freight rates fall and shipments expand, signaling a broad economic boom potential.
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Colean
United States
Department of Tabor
Wace
Thy West Low
Prescot
Imu
Labor Department
Lambermer
Knox Major David A Reed Wins Republican Nominations
Major David A Reed of Pittsburgh secured the Republican nomination at Pennsylvania primaries for the unexpired term of the late Senator nos and for the full term. He was among the first Pittsburghers enrolled for the original military training camp at Pittsburgh. After the war he served as American representative to inter-Allied missions. Major Neel Adele Witcox of New York.
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David A. Reed
Pittsburg
Qee
Nos
Feed
Neel Adele Witcox
New York
Polish minister to discuss economic pact with Austria
Polish foreign minister Konstanty Skirmunt travels from Genoa to Vienna to discuss an economic treaty with Austria. Ukrainian protesters disrupted the hotel lobby, shouting oppression as police detained them. The report notes Polish and Ukrainian tensions over Eastern Galicia and Upper Silesia while Galicia remains under Polish governance with rich resources.
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Austria
Sam Antocia
Topprise
Viana
Pne
Polish Foreten
Konstanty Skirmunt
Waren
Genoa
Vienna
St 38
Poland
Skirmunt
Ukrainiang
Gulivia
Ukraine
Siong
Rgp
Thauty
Uolfieh
Feuberg
Med
Lemberg
Upper Silesia
Unjner
Eilecia
Galitia
Lileudsewae
Guidenell
Geligia
Polleh Gaverumeit
Galicia
Galicie
Masire
Austria Doubts Morgan Control of Money Markets
Vienna May 27 Austria pins hopes on Morgan visit to Europe and Prague talks amid reports of possible credit restrictions and currency chaos. Officials weigh American offers and the impact on Austrians as discussions unfold about capital controls and financial stability.
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Vienna
Austria
Morgan
Europe
Car
Aditi
Prague
Joan Voli
Amerie Oates
Arbeiter Zeitung
Boriora
oFercilite
Anne Crain
Vinie Teonaldien
Willis
Treasury plans to issue notes to cover expenses
Treasury announces a major financing plan to issue short term notes and certificates of indebtedness. The plan, with maturities into 1945, aims to raise funds for government operations and debt service, tapping Victory bonds and new certificates at low interest. Southwest Washington reports expect a formal release next week.
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Washington
Son Auriog
Treasury
Yreasay
Uzablg
Vietorg Nate
Alwenty Ara
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal cAreserve Boadid Han
Tresaurs
le Victory Dotsy
Suburbs of Paris May Be Annexed to French Metropolis
Paris reports outline a plan to annex outer communes as part of transforming the capital into an open city. Officials expect a June submission for admission, with costs cited and a push to consolidate municipalities under Paris administration.
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Paris
Willian
HALIL
Bredal
Antonno
Chieuxe Daily
Aguilion Los Vex
JeVille
Arly
Coa
Department of the Seine
Houlogun
Yudas Ulvarpardlion
Yaris Vos
Maine
Crleiry
Lee Fiensent Iai
Lengzeution
Claud
Ford
Officers at Court House to Run Again
A muddled report indicates candidates aim for county executive support as campaigns heat up. Amid talk of party committees and meeting schedules, speculation centers on an early primary and who will carry the field to the next election cycle.
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Court House
Binel
Tosi
Man admits killing blackmailer in New York case
Walter Ward, son of millionaire George S. Ward, surrendered in White Plains New York, claiming he killed Clarence Pofeve to stop blackmail. He alleged Peters and two others tried to extort 873000 after paying them 30000, and said he shot Peters during a confrontation with others at the scene. Ward claimed threats against his family forced his action.
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Walter §. Ward
George S. Ward
Nesv
Ork Puking
White Moing
Fey
Clarency Pofeve
Marine
Jone
Young Ward
Peters
Felfétense
Ward
Morgan’s European Ills Conference Parodies Medical Rounds
A 1922 satirical critique portrays Morgan and six European doctors at the Astoria Hotel as rival medicine peddlers debating a cure for Europe’s ills. The report mocks overpriced remedies, feverish patient care, and grand pretense, suggesting the gathering is more a power spectacle than a medical summit.
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William Uri
Canyriacht
Europe
British Warship Visit Recalls Propaganda Scheme During War
A Washington, D C based report recalls a WW II era propaganda plan tied to a British warship visit to the capital. The piece recounts a staged exhibit and press engagement intended to boost morale and influence public opinion, noting officials debated caption wording for a United States display. It also mentions a separate note on a newspaper men’s golf tournament and related military figures and events from that period.
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Gorachi
United State
Gernny
Moses
Veel
Jean Fibwe Sete
Consorshity
Peapazenda
Cannes
Tinwe
New Paper
Washington
Celine Iry Club
Dredden Harding
Col
Jaina
Robert Churcl
Aruay
Tie Pice
Maagazing
Army
Leen
Genet Hawchalt Gts Re
Cuba
Ad Virgenn
Unclear text fragment from national affairs note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Captain Cooke and federal recognition with scattered names and terms, but lacks coherent events or clear facts to summarize into a full news item.
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Biller J. Cooke
Tafan Jqiaj
Cooke Wal
Klan Framed as Frankenstein Monster by Jurors in Texas
Resumont Texas May 27 report on a Klan trial ends with jurors labeling the Ku Klux Klan as a Frankenstein monster. Judge F B McDowell presided as the panel found no bills on 42 indictments while two were found, and the group reportedly faced charges tied to white capping and related acts. Foreman J H Gaddy led the inquiry for the jury, which suggested further investigations into these accusations.
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Department of
Carling
Tifl Fawinthian
Bigurea
Fon Oli
Tere
Exergy
Bast Dagnary
Wan
Iran
Steel Industries Browne
Presdoit
Jabor
Hiladeythia
Zaneduel Gharingg Farekilfed
Jobor
Cargientore, Brickers, Paperkangere
Plastercee
Kaned Ee Paesent
Eloiting Gendes
New York
Stee
Ails
Mirmingham
Alatama
Teanendta
Suiedag
Petra
Tres Conte
Resumont
Tex
FB. AL McDowell
Ilao
Ilav
H. Gaddy
Pei Jucy
Incis
NBS
Dog House Opposition Sparks Century-Old Mystery In Beaumont
In Beaumont Texas on May 27 a 100 year old Phrén Mays created a replica and offered to sell dogs and a baby to raise funds. Neighbors opposed the plan claiming it inflicted harm and sparked local tensions as authorities weighed the case.
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Beaumont
Tex
Gome
Sternsl
Snvern
Mottos ethes Shall Bat per Cent log house here
Readable fragments describe a case or brief note involving names and a location. The text mentions a log house and a percentage slogan but lacks clear actions or outcomes. Entities are incomplete. no definite event or date can be established from the surviving fragments.
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Caine
Double Killing in St Louis Baffles Police
Police investigate a baffling double homicide in St Louis. Charles Ochterbeck, 38, and his wife Louba were found dead in their home with gunshot wounds and signs of asphyxiation. Their son Charles Jr discovered the bodies after knocking on the kitchen door. A revolver was absent, and investigators consider spousal foul play as the likely motive.
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ST. Louis
Ayith
Jer
Charles Jr
Haven
Beck
Boinfelde Squad
Mar Wan Fournera
Hin
Five Die In Blast At Argentine Sawmill
A boiler explosion at a Bele Tale, Argentina sawmill killed five men. The boiler fell through the mill tools, wrecking a dwelling and causing immediate fatalities. Local authorities investigated the accident and commended rescue efforts by workers at the scene.
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Buenos Aires
Bele
Tale
Argentine
Labor czars make bond after murder charges
Chicago May 1 Timothy Murphy and two others held on murder charges after a bombing attempt at Fontaine. Police resist, crowds gather as bonds set at $75,000 each. Names and roles blur in a chaotic report of arrests, indictments, and suspected conspirators amid labor disputes and wage protests.
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Chicago
Tin” Murphy
Feed Meader
Chioany
Chil Oburles
Fijgmorrle
Slate
At- Aprusy
Robert Crow
Lira
Creek
Thal
Fontaine
Tydge Tlandin
Tommy O'Conner
Jnth
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