Separate peace agreement ends major railway strike
Secretary of Labor Davie says last obstacle to revival is removed as BR M Jewell is authorized to sign a separate peace. The deal would end the strike on about a quarter of class one railroads. Return to original June 30 1922 positions at prevailing rates set by the labor board with seniority unmentioned and disputes to a six on six board.
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Chicago
BR. M. Jewell
Jewell
Laltimore
United States Railroad” Labor Board
Labor Board
Washington Labor Secretary sees path to revival after railway talks
Davia reports from Chicago that a settlement basis on the railway strike is agreed, promising removal of the obstacle to a major economic revival. He relays news to President Harding at the White House, who is cheered by the prospect of returning to normalcy. Lincoln votes to keep Muny coal yard.
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Washington
Davia
Chicago
Harding
White House
Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
Allies warn Kemalist actions threaten war and mobilize forces
The Anglo Allies warn the Angora government that Turkish nationalist attacks on neutral shores will trigger war. They pledge to defend Constantinople against Kemalist moves and indicate mobilizing troops against Urwece amid the risk of invasion. A squadron of British...
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Constantinople
Angora
Lemid
Smidanctice
Urwece
Tariff bill conference report signals near October enactment
Washington announces the conference report on the tariff bill. Republican conferees trimmed Senate proposals but duties stay close to the Payne Aldrich act. Treasury estimates project annual revenue around 400 million dollars, higher than last year. The bill will replace the wartime urgent measures once signed by the president.
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Washington
House
Senate
Treasury
Cinletaoediteard
Ubia Il Imme
Economic Strikes Delay Washington Recovery Progress
The text notes continuing strain from strikes on Washington recovery, with slower economic revival and serious labor obstacles. It suggests long term effects on basic industries and potential broader hardship if tensions persist.
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Reesen
New Rat Poisoning Method Emerges
Dr W fi Bell of the Washington Rodent Extermination reports a new baiting method using 14 stall paper hogs to lure rats. Rats tear into the bags and consume the baits that otherwise go untouched, offering an effective, reversible tactic. Unused baits can be readily replaced the following day.
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Washington
W Fi. Bell
Snake bite first aid saves Merna resident
Ed Aria of Merna was bitten by a rattlesnake and treated with cutting the wound and binding to absorb poison until two doctors arrived. The improvised care helped place the patient out of danger.
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Merna
Neb
Aria
New President of Irish Free State Parliament
William Cosgrave elected president of the First Irish Free State parliament in Dublin. Lawrence Ginnell, the sole opponent of the treaty, was expelled after causing a disturbance at the session. Summer sessions for Indian schools in 1923 ordered by Haskell Indian Institute officials. An Egyptian student fired at an aircraft near the palace but the shot missed.
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Reir
Dublin
William Cosgrave
Lawrence Ginnell
Lawrence
Kaa
United States
H. Peakrs
Haskell Indian Institute
Paria
Gheorge Salem
An A
Lincoln Nebraska State Fair Closes After Day’s End
A Lincoln Nebraska state fair activity closed Friday evening at Sudumee amid lower turnout. About 1,500 fewer attendees were reported compared with last year.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Sudumee
Restriction of Military Outlay Reported by League
Reports to the League of Nations from the third assembly indicate that more than twenty nations have begun restricting military outlay based on figures provided. A rebellion has broken out in south Russia with the Odessa soviets declaring actions in the region.
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Geneva
Council of the League of Nations
Assembly of the League
South Ressia
London
South Russia
Nebraska fair highlights and local incidents recap
A Nora elevator project finished by the farmers cooperative and Meek marks progress amid the state fair setting. The Nebraska State Fair features extensive agricultural displays, public notices, and community updates including safety incidents, local honors, and regional infrastructure notes across the week.
Nebraska Tax Reductions and Local Incidents in 1923 State Records
State Commissioner reports tax relief by county in 1923 Nebraska levy cuts saving over 80 000 for taxpayers. A Mayfield car fire destroys a vehicle while occupants escape unharmed. Lincoln appoints Royal Neighbors of America supreme receiver to fill vacancy. A carload of Jersey cattle ships from Tecumseh to Osiferma as 1405 new car models parade at Lincoln for the state fair. Nebraska death age average listed as 4 years 3 months 34 days. Fire destroys threshing equipment near Kenegau and Calloway attracts attention. Carding cotton crops show bloom stage.
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Asia
Robert Hail
Vayter Owas
Preston
Bremen
Maiy
Legion. Post
Truman
Jesse Hosta
Wye Springs
Irvin Schutter
Spencek
Nebraska
McKeivie
Jenata
Capitol
Fort Atkinson
Fort Calhoun
Washington County
State Railway Commission
Burlingtot
Rodolph Radveohet
Bloomfield
Philip Lewisen
W . Lewien
Clay Center
Midwest
Lhce
Shebhick
Fremont Sist
George Koster
Joe Muller
Maynield
Mie Frenees J. Robinson
Lincoln
America
Minere OG. Whitmore
Topeka
Kana
Tecuweseh
Osliferma
Ue State Bereen of
Charles Roeder
Kenegaw
Delbert Brabham
Callowayie
Trapped miners found dead after cave in
A note indicated all fifty seven miners died within the hour of the August collapse at the Argonaut mine. The bodies lay 450 feet down in the crosscut as gas and fumes breached the second barrier, preventing escape.
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Argonaut
Nedion
Euitente
Ieee
Gmiale
Tata
Lve
Washington Turmoil Reports and Near East Fallout
A fuller report to Rear Admiral Hristak from Constantinople covers Turkish upheaval and its impact on American interests. It asks for details on naturalized Americans in Smyrna, damage to American property, and evacuation status as needed. Berlin publishes a secret Little Entente military pact text, pledging mutual defense and staff cooperation. Moscow rumors place Leo Kamenev as premier, while liquor restrictions loosen for prescription use in Washington. Massachusetts braces for a severe electrical storm.
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Washington
Aste
Hristak
Constantinople
State Department
Bristol
Smyrna
Amer Ean
Smyrne
Reece
Berlin
Poland
Little Entente
Mariehbed
Middle
Mid-Eastern
Europe
Nervous and Half Sick Women Letters Featured
A clip shows testimonials from women in Ohio and Louisiana praising Lydia E Pinkham remedies. Letters describe nervous exhaustion and improved well being after using the product, with requests for free literature and endorsements of the medicine's effects.
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Mra Burre Heasner
Jackson St
Youngstown
Ohio
Mra
Louisa St
New Orleans
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Lydia
Lynn
Massachusetts
Kilmer's Swamp Root Adverts Warning Of Impure Drugs
An old advertisement urges buyers to beware fake bottles of Kilmer’s Swamp Root. It claims the product delivers genuine strength and health benefits while warning against impure drugs and urging readers to obtain authentic samples through the company.
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Kilmee
Lehr
Wadder
Sean Root
Diamond Dyes Advertises Safe Home Dye for Fabrics
A vintage advertisement touts Diamond Dyes promising fabric color that won’t streak or fade. It claims easy at home use for wool silk and cotton, with instructions to match material type and color preferences. The copy features dramatic claims and references consent and Tennessee Moogwamp, reflecting period phrasing.
A Suffering Benedict Rowe Donsy and Pimples
A fragmented ad style item mocks dermatology claims and features quotes about melancholia and cosmetics. It mentions Cuticure Ointment and Soap and a Preforial Education line. The piece references Caticart Talcum and a Washington Star remark about movies and education.
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Rowe —Donsy
J¢ T Lily
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