Open Hearing on Rail Merger Moves Toward Consolidation Plan
The Interstate Commerce Commission plans a series of hearings on railroad consolidation in the United States. The tentative plan aims to create 19 states into which major lines would be grouped, drawing industry support and opposition. Commissioner Henry C Hatl leads the effort with initial hearings already held on three proposed consolidations.
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United States
Con Mission
Collintskion
Henry C
Plinhine
Ebsmails Seri
Senate approves emergency profiteering bill to curb coal control
Washington reports the senate passed the first of the emergency epi bills by forty to seven to check profiteering and regulate coal distribution. The measure was sent to conference for house differences, followed by a pending fact finding commission debate on nationalization of mines.
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Washington
Senate
House
Canadian dollar nears par as trade improves
The Canadian dollar touched par for the first time since August 1915 due to a two month decline in the discount rate amid a stronger trade balance. American demand for Canadian wheat and reduced coal shipments to Canada tied to strikes contributed to the shift.
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New York
Canada
Senator Hitchcock Calls for White Troops on Rhine
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska urges the United States to advise France to replace black colonial troops with white troops amid reports of crimes by French black colonials on the Rhine. He speaks as the ranking Democrat on the foreign relations committee in Washington.
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Washington
Rhine
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
France
Search for Kinkaid estate will in Nebr. case fails
In ONeill Nebraska a search through the effects of the late Congressman Moses P Kinkaid failed to disclose a will disposing of more than a quarter million dollars. If no will is found the estate will be distributed among the heirs under Nebraska law.
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Oneill
Veteran Nebraska Editor Clark E. Perkins Dies at Beatrice Home
Beatrice Nebraska veteran newspaper man Clark E. Perkins a part owner of the Beatrice Express died at his home after illness following a newspaper convention in media He had fallen ill while attending the convention a week earlier and did not recover.
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Beatrice, Neb
Clark E. Perkins
Nebraska
Beatrice Express
Media
Americans in Red Cross Center in Near East
Messages from Constantinople report the American commission for relief in the near east has secured care for all Americans along the Turkish lines to Ionia. The update confirms safe passage arrangements and ongoing protections for aid workers and residents in the region.
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Constantinople
American Commission For Relef
Near East
Ionia
Brotherhood hearing set on September 25 for wage rise
The International Brotherhood of Railway Signalmen schedules a hearing for September 25 to seek increased wages affecting about 15,000 signalmen. The move targets higher pay for railway signaling workers amid wage discussions.
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Han
International Brotherhood of Railway
Pestal Receipta on Increase for Washington
A dubious report notes an 108 year increment in August receipts for Foster Aaguet in the city of Washington. It claims large cities in the United States show growth, citing a notable uptick in fiscal figures.
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Washington
United States
Government Backs Civil Liberties In Railroad Strike
Washington reports the administration will not infringe constitutional rights while addressing the railroad shop men's strike. Attorney General Daugherty said the government will avoid suppressing free speech and lawful assembly, even as it seeks to prevent disruption of rail service.
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Washington
Wilkerson
White House
Daugherty
Railroad Men Name State Ticket
A conference on railroad matters endorses candidates including John H. Morehead for Congress in the first district and Dan Swarnsen for Commissioner. Other state-wide roles listed include state treasurer and attorney general with multiple endorsements from the Nonpartisan group.
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Paul Meabartion
Dy Orp
SELOR
AER
Ross and Bonnie
Charles W Bryan
Grand
John FL Morehead
Congress
Wes Indorsed
Orter
Stnitway
Rane We Poole
Grant
Shumway
Dan’ Swarnsen
Ken, Mchonald
Teasurer
Rath Pyrtle
Jobo
Edgar
Barrows Resigns to Lead Nebraska Auto Association
Lincoln reports Lieutenant Governor P A Barrows resigns as special investigator for the Burtington railroad to become vice president of the Nebraska Automobile Association. He will oversee organization of local divisions across the state and assume new statewide duties.
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Barrows
Lincoln
P. A. Barrows
Burtington Railroad
Nebraska Automobile Association
Automobile Eins
Association
Men Join Havelock Police to Curb Strikers
Three businessmen and four shopmen have augmented Havelock Nebraska police to curb strikers. Governor McKelvie ordered troops and martial law as next steps in response to violent labor actions.
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Havelock, Neb
Havelock
McKelvie
Pittsburgh Coal Miners Back to Work Under Cleveland Pact
Pittsburgh coal producers association accepts terms of the Cleveland agreement and signs a supplemental pact with the United Mine Workers to reopen four mines employing more than 10 000 men. Washington officials plan night sessions to speed tariff bill work. Chicago reports railroads west of the Mississippi ordered to give priority to food, livestock, perishables, and fuel to ease freight congestion during emergency.
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Pittisburgh
Pittsburgh Coal Producers’ Association
Cleveland
Sigwed
United Mine Workers’ Organization
Chicago
Iasinaippi River
Interstate Commerce
Mississippi
Movement of fruits and vegetables and 1920 accidents
Chicago reports 14 leading fruit and vegetable lines moved 251707 cars this season, 31000 more than last year. Detroit notes America’s toll of accidental deaths in 1920 reached 6000, about one every six minutes, per the national casualty council at the safety congress.
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Chicago
Detroit
America
National Casualty Council
Dividend Declaration by Farmers Mate Kank eof Allen
A dividend of fourteen per is declared by the faulted Farmers Mate Kank eof Allen. The bank was cloned in ie.
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Eof Allen
Nebraska News Highlights and Local Incidents
A wide column covers court verdicts and public notices, festival events, prize floats, and traffic incidents in Nebraska. It notes Ruth Ward death inquiry, a headlining parade prize, and a car crash injuring Elizabeth Carr daughter of Senator John Barr. Also mentions Barley fair bargains, sugar beet pulp plans, and a railroad rate petition in La Vista.
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Ruth Ward
Sant Os Viery
Ras Tans
Fata
Baie
HY Myers
Avene Breeker
Hampsiite
Bac
Nsee Braska
Elizabeth Carr
John Barr Pando Tohehber
Pawnee
Crick
Neugh Chamber
Cotmerer
Formany Miles
Scottsbluff County
Great Western Sugar Company
Scottsblatf
Nebraska
Nebraska Association
Montagu
Tancork
Bureau of Publicity
Omaha
Dinetce
Rosie Woracek
Comtock
BK Lynet
Kearney
Elm Creek
la Viatte
Reserve Officers at Omaha Plan Division Reunion September 2022
Omaha chamber announces 10th Division Reunion events for September 2022 with multiple regimental gatherings and allied attractions for veterans. The Sith Infantry and other Nebraska units highlight the program as visiting veterans converge on Omaha for the convention and related commemorations.
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10Th Division
Omaha
Chamber of Commerce
Bureau’ of Publicity
Phe. Sith Infantry
All Nebraska
Grand Island
Nebraska
Outfit
Russo-Japanese Conference Resumes Amid Deadlock Over Siberia
Delegates from Japan, Manchuria, Chita, and Moscow resume talks in Chang Chun after Septembers stalemate on Siberia. Japan may concede to exclude European Russia from discussion, while Moscow seeks broader recognition of Soviet authority.
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Chang Chun
Manchuria
Japan
Chita
Moscow
Siberia
Russia
Jacoby Jassen
Searty
Riverta
Depas
England to Pay War Debt and Greek Mutiny Reports
Washington signals Britain to remit the five percent debt and arrange net interest payments while Greek soldiers mutiny reported on the island of Mitilene. In Butte miners strike and U.S. trade trends abroad show Europe buying less from America. San Francisco records a long motorcycle trip cost and road improvements. Senate considers tax reform and river harbor projects.
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Washington
United
Sint ‘Mons
Rome
Asia Minor
Mitylene
Athena
San Francisco
Clarerce A. Juegles
Atlanta
Brighter Rail Outlook Amid Labor Talks and Strikes
Washington officials grow more optimistic on the Tiron strike situation as labor talks advance. Government leaders discuss settlements at several points while legal and federal actions test the strikes’ reach across industries and transport.
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Washington
Persohal
Koverment
Cnt
ibFond
Turbulent Asia Minor War Update and Global Notes
The report notes a Turkish advance toward the Mediterranean with up to 100000 Greek troops possibly reaching the sea, while Turks close within fifty miles of Syria and forty miles from the Sea of Marmara. Other items include a winter forecast, a U.S. public debt rise of 85.66 million in August, and Amundsen abandoning this year’s Norway to Spitsbergen flight plan. Kinkaid’s successor Smith named to irrigation chair. Germany rejects reparations concessions on a potential meraterium.
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Pedehingometri
Asia Miner
Afl
Thes
Mediterranean
Syria
Sea of
Marmara
There's a Difference. Shee-F so prone youdike to be free to marry again
Fragmentary notice hints at a personal or legal dispute over marriage rights and freedom to remarry. The phrasing is garbled but centers on a claim of eligibility or liberty to wed anew. No clear names, places, dates, or organizational references are readable.
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