Many Jobless Refuse Reduced Wages Spark Unemployment Talk
Testimony at the national employment conference traced unemployment to workers unwilling to accept reduced wages. Massachusetts official Roswell Phelps cited job seekers willing to lower pay, while New York leaders reported 75,000 unemployed ex-service members.
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National Employment Conference
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Harry J. Tacoby
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National Federation of Federal
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Maksuyloy Bank
Cotton Price Rise Amid Market Slowdown Amidst Domestic Trade
A terse report notes higher cotton prices in New York amid a sluggish general market. It mentions legislative and tax-related factors, anticipated exports, and signals of gravity affecting domestic trade, with references to prices per bale and broader market sentiment.
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New York
MRS LAWS CREMATED AND UNIDENTIFIED FATE REPORTED
Fragmented OCR text from a New York bureau mentions Mrs Craven Taews and Mildred Annass with garbled phrasing. It references Beads Oil Relerns and various names, places, and dates, but details are unclear and many items appear corrupted. The readable portions indicate a report of deaths or cremations and related investigations without coherent facts.
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New York
Craven Taews
Leila
M Mildred Annass
Weather Largely Unchanged With Light Easterly Winds
The forecast shows largely unchanged conditions for the next 21 hours with a slight two degree drop if temperatures hold. Skies average partly cloudy, with light easterly to southerly winds. San Antonio had rain earlier but no additional precipitation. scattered showers occurred along parts of Texas with a few towns reporting minor totals. Temperature highs and lows vary by location, with San Antonio at 72 degrees and Sheridan, Wyoming at 40 degrees nearby.
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Mexin
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Cleree
Waco
Brat
Texas
Castnon
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Hondo
Uvalde
Sheridan
Wyo
Key Weet
Atami
Local GOP Contest After Congressman Resigns
A meeting in the district hall named a successor to Wilfrell W. Laikin, Republican, who resigned. Democratic leaders argued the election offered protest against the current national administration while defending the Lodeva administration. United States Senator David J. Walsh criticized it. Candidates listed include Col Ay Pinot Anthems, Republican, and Fudge Cheates Pettincull, Democrat.
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Ghd Fudge Cheates Pettincull
Washington to attend maneuvers in Virginia parade
A report describes plans for a presidential trip by automobile to visit Civil War battlefield sites around Fredericksburg. The president would travel from Washington to Virginia, stay overnight at headquarters, then return by motorcade, with expectations of military equipment demonstrations on site.
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Virginia
U S Bonds Advance in Market Report
Unclear financial wire text references New York trading Sept 2. It mentions bonds, government issuance, and market actions though many words are garbled. Key entities are not fully legible, but the piece discusses allocation, rates, and possible authority figures in a broad bond market update.
Slay Filipino Officer Encounter Reports In Manila
A fragment describes a violent incident involving Filipino officers in Manila on September 2 amid an academy meeting. It mentions a band and a deputy, with unclear details about the outcome and individuals involved. The text is garbled but indicates a security or criminal event.
Thousands Drowned in Anhwei Province Flood Disaster
Reports from Shanghai describe a vast flood in Anhwei province causing widespread destruction, loss of life, and displacement. The event followed famine in northern provinces and a major earthquake, with relief teams arriving to assess the damage and provide aid.
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Teibu
Methodist Missionary Dies in Yokohama Hospital
Bishop Walter Lamburth of the Methodist Episcopal Church, a prominent missionary and educator, died suddenly at 2:40 am Saturday in Yokohama. His first name and status are confirmed, and notes on his career and origins highlight his long service in China and Asia before returning to the United States during World War II.
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Antonio Lishb
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No Pay Reductions Move Spurs City Debate
A distorted note outlines wage issues and a push to protect current pay levels. It mentions Commissioner Lambert defending wages against cuts and urges action to prevent wage reductions amid civic tensions in the city.
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Southard Jury Proceedings in Mix Case
The Southard jury heard the case of Mix and related alleged actions. The examination of Anette Vavizoom proceeded under Prosecution Stearn Atonahan, with witnesses describing the events of the morning and the grounds for excusal.
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Tada Southard
Tela
Joer Madon
Gil
Advertising Fraud Trial Narrated At Lubeculosis Case
A government foreword introduces a trial of Kevin of the errors company on charges of defrauding malls. Judge Duval Weet presides in federal court as witnesses and testimony unfold about misrepresentation and advertising schemes. The proceedings reference Leonard Brown attorney for O. J. Marshall and a defendant liaison to the firm amid detailed cross examination and defense objections.
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Duval Weet
Aetter Steel
Uwe Jonelalon
Leonard Brown
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Chicago police shake up planned to start soon
Ebicago reports a forthcoming police department reshuffle led by Charles Vilanacoris and Charles F. Clyne with officers to be transferred to Chicago, as authorities pursue enforcement of prohibition era laws. The move aims to reassign patrols and intensify investigations, signaling a new phase for the force amid ongoing scrutiny.
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Protest Red Killings Rattle Global Leaders
Unclear protest actions sweep through several nations as activists demand action on killings. Leaders pledge to push for urgent policy changes while citizen groups organize vigils and public demonstrations near major ports and government sites.
Mexican Oil Decree 5 Not Retroactive Review Stirs Court
The ruling questions whether Decree 5 applies retroactively to property and deportation provisions, with legal authorities debating its interpretation. The court weighs Article 27 and prior statutes, citing constitutional concerns and potential impact on persons affected by the decree.
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Mexico
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Mitovit
Debates Over Blockade Resume In Assembly
Fragmented OCR text outlines a debate on a blockade issue being resumed in a legislative assembly. Mentions include a push by a political body, references to nations and regions, and procedural questions about scheduling and motions. The readable fragments lack clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Big Loan Negotiated in Buenos Aires Capital Center
An international finance report from Buenos Aires describes a large loan arranged by New York financiers. Officials discuss implications for tax policy and economic plans, with focus on Argentina’s government and payments.
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Thionos
Turks Gain Ground in War After Repulsion of Waskish Troops
Fragmentary report claims Turk forces advanced after repulsing Waskish troops, with coordinated moves by Turkish units near Chostunliniphe and Henlauirione, indicating a shift in regional momentum during the conflict.
Arbuckles Counsel Blocked From Showing Mrs Delmont Past
Fragmented report details a court proceeding over the death of Virginia Raney. Attorney Braddy and certain witnesses, including Domingieg, face restrictions as to testimony while Arbuckles counsel seeks to challenge past associations of Mrs Delmont. Delmont likely to be named as a key witness. L.A. hearings and venue noted.
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Democrats Take No Action On Peace Treaties
Fragmented text reports Democrats will not act on peace treaties. Names cited include senators from Virginia and Missouri, with mentions of conference discussions, ratification prospects, and political divisions. Unclear specifics and fragmented phrases dampen clear outcomes.
Death Penalty Asked in Noted Murder Case
A trial details stage actions with Arnar Contests and district attorney statements. The case involves a high level plea for capital punishment, with jury selection ongoing and the judge delivering final instructions as proceedings proceed through midday.
Two Men Die As Submarine Sinks In Harbor
Medvo California Sept 2 two men died when the submarine RG sank in the Angeles harbor last night official word from Admiral Sherman states a crew of twelve aboard. Rescue teams searched water eight to ten feet deep and the wreckage lay near the flotland harbor with sister submarines moored nearby.
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War on Speeders Faces New Traffic Rules Debated
A city council debate centers on stricter speed enforcement and proposed fences and cameras to curb speeding. Officials discuss penalties, legal challenges, and the balance between public safety and drivers’ rights amid ongoing traffic regulation reforms.
Reichstag to Meet Amid Turbulent German Coalition
Berlin reports indicate the Reichstag will reconvene as parties push for decisive action following the Versailles treaty’s aftermath. The cabinet coalition struggles amid Chancellor Brüning’s unyielding stance and internal party tensions over the future of German governance and foreign policy.
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