Mandlers Accept Mediators Plan as Freight Strike Fails
A Chicago freight handlers strike ends at noon after a mass meeting backs reinstatement and terms with officials. President Curran blames Teamsters Union leaders while noting wage gains from union action. State arbitration urges return to work, and railroads accept rehiring plans, ending the labor action.
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Chicago
Curran
President Young
Teamsters’ Union
Oan
Toarmsters’ Union
Young
Lince
Qanew
State Board of Arbitration
Joh
Untern
Eure
Syd
State Board
Iain Fu
Deerrd
First C.ie
Bienine
Corn Deal Closes Amid Turbulent Market Activity
In February trade, corn prices fluctuated as buyers and sellers faced sharp moves. Market observers note spillover effects on related commodities and discuss potential price directions ahead of the next session.
Jessie Morrison Sentenced to Twenty-Five Years
Jessie Morrison was convicted of murder in Eldorado Kansas and sentenced to twenty five years in the state penitentiary after a jury found her guilty of the murder of Mrs. Cus thes at her home. The trial and verdict followed a pretrial dispute and a series of delays.
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Jessie Morrison
Thin Castle
Eldorado
Kan
Fessie Morrison
Weather wisdom and storm signs from the practical weather man
The article explains storm forecasting through western horizon cues cirrus clouds humidity and temperature turning points around 3 PM and 3 AM notes storms are local brief and often travel west to east details on cloud formation electricity and lightning types plus a human interest tale of Mrs. Armour who built a goats herd business from Angoras after hardship and now supports her family with a growing operation and guards against mountain lions
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Earth
Armour
Sierra County
N. M
Columbia
Kansas murderer Jessie Morrison seeks another trial
The article notes Jessie Morrison, the Kansas murderer, was sentenced to twenty five years and argues she deserves another trial though she already has three more than she gave her victim. The piece mentions broader social concerns about inflation strikes and public sentiment on food prices.
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Jessie Morrison
Kansas
Sbe
Terrifying Chicago Gale Strikes City With Floods and Fear
A fierce wind storm swept Chicago on Thursday night at 8 45 PM with speeds near ninety miles per hour and heavy rain. The weather office logged abrupt barometer changes and widespread downpours, while ships faced seasickness and crews endured a terror filled atmosphere as the storm moved inland from the southwest.
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Galveston
Chicago
Weather Office
Lp UN
Flowers Park
Evanston
Highland Park
Russia Strikes at Trusts and Seeks International Talks
A report cites Baron de Siagh as Russian ambassador in London proposing an international conference to regulate trusts. The Brussels treaty framework is invoked to protect global commerce and curb price depressions, with plans to address centralized production and wartime treasures.
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Baron de Siagh
Lermdoen
Hrirish Woavernment Ag
Molde Wire
Ete
Aise
Brussels
Wemimien
Gedus
Tetoeniv
Ep Worteis
Cortitelalig
Agricultural News Inaccurate Report On U S Farming
Fragmented report describes U S agriculture with vague figures on farm value and livestock, noting tobacco and cigar production, farm equipment and labor, and a trend toward cattle ranching in Michigan and Wisconsin as lumber areas decline.
Twain as pilot scares river tale and fire alarm
An old St. Louis riverman spins a yarn that Mark Twain never became a full pilot because of a fire alarm mishap on a cotton laden steamer. Twain reportedly panicked, abandoned the helm, and believed the boat was on fire after a misfired speaking tube alert.
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St. Louis
Mark Twain
Mark Dwain
Clemens
Nachez
Miss
Jim Bludise
Louse
Ridder
Tetiel
Golden Fleece Order Ties Between Royals Across Centuries
The King of Spain awarded the Golden Fleece to the Prince of Wales linking royal lines from Bruges 1429 through Mary of Burgundy and Archduke Maximilian to the Habsburg and Austrian succession. The grand mastership became a dual role shared by Spain and Austria after dynastic shifts and diplomatic interventions.
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Spain
Prince of Wales
Bruges
Philip
Duke of Burgundy
The
Austria
Slapsburgs
Charles of Burgundy
Mary of Burgundy
Maxmilian
Germany
Alabama Farm Totals by Race and Whites and Colored Farmers
The report states 223,220 total farms in Alabama with 129 1237 operated by white farmers and 64 083 by colored farmers. The text also includes a proverb about an old bachelor and a remark on men’s effort levels.
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Alabama
Verse writers find profitable path in popular song humor
An old theatrical man says verse writers should cash in on the demand for humorous parodies tied to popular tunes. He argues refined humor over vulgarity, noting burlesque and vaudeville thrive as audiences seek lightness amid real life tragedy, with writers rewarded for clean, catchy verses.
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Vaudevilla
New Orleans Times
Heredity Displayed In A Boy and A Girl In A Dinner Scene
Arthur shows off a four leaf clover claiming it signals someone loves him. May and Marjorie Brooks are discussed as potential matches while Arthur asserts Marjorie is his girl and blocks his elder brother Charlie from her. The dialogue plays on appearance and affection with a humorous twist.
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Arthur
Artie
May
Marjorie Brooks
Marjore
Charlie
Marjorie
New York Evening Sun
Bride Refuses to Credit Elopement Tale
The remark questions conventional newspaper phrasing about a bride’s reaction to an elopement. It suggests the bride may have sought a stance to reach the fiancé rather than simply being prostrated by the news.
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Mandlers
Tharris
Jim Bert
Wien
Siete Lites
Bervins
Kansas Penitentiary
IN News
Veedtootra Mayer Jonsose
Wyaskee
Boston
Russia
Agricultural News
Pontiavivana
Dagest Agmane
Cometts Bureau
Paw
SPAR
Aid
Gurunt
Sunita
France
Michigan
Wisconsin
Thunder River
Twain
Winle
Golden Fleece
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