Labor and President Harding urged to seek peaceful resolution in coal strike crisis
A Washington dispatch reports union leader Gompers warns that force will not settle the coal strike. He says the nation needs a broad national conference among disputing parties and cautions against using the army against miners. He argues the country risks irresponsibility if talks fail and presses for a nonmilitary settlement.
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Washington
Union
Harding
Mued Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Organized
Gampers
Union Jaber
Iran
Curckis
Federal Mandate Sparks Cabinet Session Amid Crisis
In Washington the government plans a complete program of procedure as coal operators move to open idle mines. President and cabinet convene to map how the mandate will be enforced and protect industry workers during the ongoing crisis.
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Washington
Uardboag
Ome Jong
Harding
Adolfo da la Huerta
Mexico
White Doves
Coal Mines Reopen Threat Under Federal Troop Protection
President Harding signals possible reopening of U S coal mines under federal troops to avert winter shortages as rail strikes threaten transport. Industry officials and government sources warn that without railroad and related craft settlements, mines cannot restart. Herrin Illinois is cited as a potential flashpoint for troop-backed action.
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Alty
Washington
Kall
Hardinges
Chicago
Herrin
Frank
Honnold
Illinois Coal Operators
Eaal
Lanois
Harding
Firemen Dead Thirty Hurt in New York Blaze
A warehouse fire at 245 West 19th Street in Manhattan, caused two major explosions. One firefighter died and about thirty other responders and residents were injured amid flying debris and ruptured containers of chemicals. Chief sankey Joe Martin survived injuries while directing crews.
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New York
Manhattan Storage Transit Co
West 19Th Street
Saneky Joe” Martin
New York City
Predmore dies in race crash at Little Grand Circuit
Fred Predmore, 45, driver of Merrill Little, was fatally injured when his car jammed into a fence after a pocket in yesterday afternoon’s Little Grand Circuit races at Marton. He remained alive at the city hospital this morning with surgeons hopeful for recovery.
City council considers salary cuts amid budget crunch
In a tense meeting, council members discuss curbing city expenses including possible salary reductions for 137 employees. Mayor Jones defends departmental funding while urging careful measures. residents urged to weigh in as the ordinance faces second reading and potential referendum.
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Howell
Mac Frida
Lenin is Reported Slain in Copenhagen and London
Reports from Copenhagen and London claim Nicolai Lenine head of the Russian Soviet government has been murdered. Details vary about his illness and condition with conflicting reports after about six months of uncertainty.
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London
Nicolai Lenine
Sdvices
Copenhagen
Lenine
Stock market roundup and grain prices across Chicago and Cleveland
Early railroad labor settlement boosted stocks with Stee and others leading gains, while Crucible rose after initial slips. In Cleveland cattle receipts were 450 with a slow market. calves 309 with steady to 50c lower. sheep and lambs 300 with steady pricing. hogs 4000 with steady to 5c higher. Chicago grain opened mixed with wheat around 1.14 per bushel, corn near 62 cents, oats slightly down, and fats near 10.90 to 11.05 for lard futures.
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Cleveland
Rail Shop Strike Sends Shock Through Nation
Reports from Chicago Detroit and Washington describe a broad shop craft strike led by the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and clerks and freight handlers. Officials warn the action is unauthorized but several thousand workers have walked off across Chicago Milwaukee St Paul routes. Government and railroad leaders seek to avert a nationwide disruption while troops are placed on alert in Georgia and Denison Texas to prevent violence.
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Brotherhood of Maintenance of Was
Chicago
Waughington
Hardy Grable
Vice
Georgia
St. S.island
Fr Ga
Major L. ©. Cope
Washington
Neff
Texas
Denison
Tex
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Calane
C. L. Lincoln
Eighth Corps
Fort Sam Houston
War Department
Lincoln
Weeks
Miners Clash as Sheriff Slain in Brooke County
A violent clash erupts after Steve Jers of Avellii is arrested in Brooke County amid a miner tent colony disturbance at Chittanville. Sheriff Duval is killed, and Deputy Bets is injured as crowds stir. dozens of tents are torn down and residents flee to farms and mining camps. Authorities disperse the miners with a large posse and begin a formal probe into the sheriff’s death.
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Steve Jers
Avellii
Pal
Marchius
Hrooke
Ignet
Sheri Duval
Stingway
Wellsburg
Tom Duval
Ium
Volony
Poster Sory
Dette
Carrie Ty Woden
Pole
Recluse Beheaded by Axe Found in Mysterious Robbery Case
A deserted residence yielded a man’s body with an axe wound to the head, police say. Neighbors report a late night disturbance as detectives probe a possible robbery motive in the county town.
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Hastian
Nathios Poser
Dis Enin
Ponta Negrads
Cubac Fort Tieree
Marriage Licenses Issued In Lorain County
Local records show multiple marriage licenses issued this week in Lorain County. Names listed include Bey Teer and Soa Mavs, Patas Prene and Heavey, Wallis and Amilookonna Pts, with ELYREL GIRL connected to Peay and Grarpton on Wednesday.
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Bey
Bintan
Patas Prene
Heavey
Wallis & Amilookonna Pts
Lorain No Darads
Elyrel Girl
Peay Grarpton
Fragmentary notes from a late night cryptic report
Vague OCR fragment references a drama involving a BAT chase and a Syria related context. The text mentions speeds, dates, and a potential event but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes to confirm.
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