60 000 Miners on Strike Shuts 828 Mines and 272 Collieries
Philadelphia reports a 60 000 strong anthracite strike starting Monday with 35 000 diggers walking out at three, 15 000 more leaving at midnight, leaving 8 000 to run pumps. The stoppage affects 828 mines and 272 collieries across 135 companies with operators facing about 200 000 dollars daily in overhead. The dispute centers on wage hikes for contract miners and day workers plus checkoff and working-condition changes. Officials deny blame on both sides as national figures consider federal recommendations for regulation and arbitration.
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Philadelphia
Lyong
Scranton
Swampscott
John Hays Hammond
United States Coal Commission
Coolidge
Federal Coal Commission
Coal Commission
War Veterans Arrested at Tulsa Convention Raid
Federal prohibition officers raided Mayo hotel rooms during the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Tulsa Oklahoma. Eighteen men were arrested and released after protests by VFW leaders and national officers. A New York delegate defied the raid.
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Tulsa
Okla
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mayo Hotel
Prohibition
Henry Beard
United States
R. N. Moxey
Oklahoma Department
P. J. Hurley
Fromew
Standard Oil Cuts Gasoline Prices Again
Standard Oil of Indiana announced a one cent per gallon reduction in tank wagon and service station gasoline prices across its territory. This is the second cut in seven days, bringing prices to 416 cents by tank wagon and 18 cents by service station, amid broad weakness in gasoline markets and uncertain how far the decline may go.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Wife of Bootlegger Files Divorce Suit in Ohio
Mrs. Imogene Remus filed for divorce and alimony from George Remus, once a Cincinnati bootlegger, who was released from Atlanta prison after a two year term for violating the national prohibition law. She alleges the last cruelty occurred there when he tried to strike her and urged filing for divorce.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Imogene Remus
George Remus
Atlanta
Remus
Charges of Heresy Filed Against Dr Hough and Phelps
Formal charges of heresy were filed against Dr Lynn Hough pastor of Central Methodist church and Dr Wilh Phelps editor of the Michigan Christian Advocate by Dr Levi Bird Port Sanilac. Twenty seven separate charges allege intemperate controversial terms triable for publication.
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Detroit
Mich
Lynn ‘Rold Hough
Central ‘Thodist
Wil. ‘Nh. Phelps
Michigan
Smuggled Arms Arrive in Mexico City Train Car
Report states a large quantity of arms and ammunition were smuggled into the country in a pullman car and seized. Officials note duties on arms remain payable and under government control.
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Mexico
Xico City
Jon Arms
Army Lieutenant to Hang Manila
Lieutenant J. S. Thompson was found guilty of the April murder of Miss Audrey Burleigh, shot to death in his car. He was sentenced to be hanged.
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Manila
J. S. Thompson
Audrey Burleigh
Cheyenne Chiefs Die Fighting in Agency Showdown
Tale recounts two Cheyenne men Head Chief and Young Mule on the Lame Deer reservation in 1890 facing execution by tribal honor code. They rode on Sept 18 with medicine man rites, drawing fire from First Cavalry and police as townsfolk watched. Young Mule later revealed to be innocent of Boyle’s murder.
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Mule
Lame Deer
Montana
Hugh Boyle
First Cavalry
Young Mule
Boyle
Oath of a Ranger Bonds Two Arizona Cowboys
In cow country days Bill Smith and Carlos Tafolla, allied through hardship, joined the Arizona Rangers. When a gang of outlaws fled to New Mexico, Tafolla and Maxwell tracked them to a White Mountains canyon. They faced odds, Tafolla urged surrender, but the oath bound them. Smith killed Tafolla, then later upheld their vow.
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Arizona
Bill Smith
Carlos Tafolla
New Mexico
Tafolla
Maxwell
White Mountains
Arizona Rangers
Tafella
Smith
Carlos
Bill
Mossman
Mexico
Maxwell and
Kiss proposal quoted in Princeton Tiger comic line
A Princeton Tiger cartoon panel shows a College Man asking a Co-Ed for a kiss with repeated questions and the Co-Ed silent. The dialogue plays on social awkwardness and language perceptions between the characters.
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Princeton Tiger
How It Happened Judge and the Organist Hobo
A New York Central Times Magazine gag features a judge asking about work and an organist hobo. The punchline: the hobo explains his monkey disappeared, implying a twist on talent and employment.
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New York Central Times Magazine
Collegians Debate Plans Then Break Date
In a brief campus exchange two collegians discuss a date night and a firm plan to call shortly. The first insists on sticking to the date while the second asks about a stay, revealing a recurring pattern where the girl has ditched him four times.
Hand in for testimony may keep him active
The quote suggests a figure keeps his hand in by testifying before a Washington Investigating committee, noting the current freeze on events and activity. The remark implies ongoing relevance or leverage through potential congressional inquiry.
War of Words on Freedom and Fights Ahead
A provocative note argues that all men desire freedom yet fear another war and questions what future conflicts would be fought over. The text surveys universal hunger for liberty and the dishonor seen in resisting peace, urging reflection on the causes of future disputes.
Man Seeks Name for City Directory at Door
A polite visitor asks for the homeowner’s name to add to the city directory while admitting no public speaking experience. The exchange centers on a routine inquiry at the doorstep.
In Advance Alice Chooses Bridesmaids for Big Wedding
In Advance banter notes Alice has her bridesmaids selected but has not chosen a groom yet. The quip signals a future engagement and social planning with playful curiosity about her marriage.
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Alice
Prodigal Quips About Missing Child In Odd Exchange
A brief exchange features Mr Woggs asking about his oldest boy Toofus. The reply suggests the boy ran away on a hot day and is not out in the cold world, offering a humorous yet vague Haiti tone about his absence.
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Toofus
Mr Woggs
Knew the Signs Stray Stories Quotation Snippet
A brief fragment from Stray Stories features a dialogue about aversion to borrowing and pressure to lend. The exchange frames a humorous, coy critique of Brown and the lending dynamic.
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Brown
Abbreviated Thought on Haircut Reflects Age
A brief aside imagines a woman shaving years from her age by cutting her hair. The exchange interprets the motive as aging down to appear younger.
Believer and Hope Highlighted in Brief Verse
A compact verse contrasts belief and doubt, urging upright purpose. The lines emphasize personal resolve and the influence of faith on life choices, listing belief as a guiding force over uncertainty.
Out of Date His Aunt
A brief dialogue fragment shows a nephew arguing about a young woman's character and noting she was somewhat effeminate, reflecting social attitudes. The line captures a casual contempt toward unconventional femininity within family conversation.
A Story With Teeth in It
A blunter critique of a novel portrays a harsh shift in heroism. The reviewer notes the author’s bluntness and even elevates a rake as a hero, calling the work a bold or provocative departure.
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Blank
Betty’s Rosebud Mouth and Violet Eyes Highlight Floral Quote
Betty captivates with a poetic line about a rosebud mouth and expressive violet eyes. The caption links charm to flowers as a simple, elegant statement.
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Betty
Bergs Dept Store Offers Tailored Wool Suit For 23 Dollars
Bergs Department Store promotes an all wool suit or overcoat tailored to measure with a guaranteed fit for 23 dollars. Ad invites readers to look for Bergs in another column and notes Bergs Dept Store.
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United
Bergs
Bergs’ Dept. Store
Kidron Auction Date Promoted With Reminder
Announcement urges readers to mark September 17 for the Kidron Auction and to watch for upcoming bills. The note reinforces remembering the date.
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Kidron Auction
Cider Mill Announces Weekly Operation Schedule
A local notice states the cider mill will operate every Wednesday each week until further notice. Signed by D B Amstutz.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promise for Deafness Relief
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and can cause permanent hearing loss if untreated. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to rid the system of catarrh and related deafness, sold nationwide by druggists for over 40 years from BH. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
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HALL
BH. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
80 Acres near Lincoln Highway for sale
80 acres near the Lincoln Highway and Canton area offer prime location with timber on site. 106 acres in Paint Two with good timber noted. Property offered by S C Sprunger, 20 miles south of Canton near Carrolton Ohio. For more information write or visit.
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Lincoln Highway
Canton
Carrolton, O
For Sale Clean Timothy Seed Sonnenber Store Lot
An item listing offers a lot of clean timothy seed from Sonnenber store. The text notes a location described as 48tf. No further details on quantity price or contact are provided.
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Timothy Seed Sonnenber
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