Anthracite Strike Paralyzes Pennsylvania Coal Industry
The strike halted work in 828 mines as 150000 miners stopped, affecting 500000 dependents including 10000 railroad workers. Daily losses reach about 1200000 for strikers and 200000 for operators, with potential public impact if prolonged and broader industry disruption.
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Pennsylvania
Cash From the Germans Dawes payments to U S economy
The United States received 14 705 134 dollars under the Dawes plan toward its 254 million dollar Ruhr occupation costs plus about 3.5 million for American claimants. Total German payments reached about seven million gold marks, with a one billion gold mark cut in the first year.
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United States
America
Rhine
Germany
Murder Stuns Vinton Woman in Open Window Shooting
Mrs C B Cook of Vinton Iowa was shot through an open window while writing at a table in her home. Authorities link the killing to bootlegger activity amid ongoing Prohibition era tensions.
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Iowa
C. B. Cook
Vinton
New York Times
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Nebraska inmates in state hospitals and asylums
The report notes about 580 paupers are inmates in fifty four state institutions. Forty one are currently in operation and thirty two of these have around 140 inmates. The figures reflect the scale of confinement and facility occupancy across the state.
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Nebraska
Outdoor Recreation God-Given Antidote for Many Modern Ills
An essay extols outdoor recreation as a God given antidote to modern ills. It quotes Stevenson on amusements and argues nature’s beauty inspires honesty and contentment, trains children, and fosters noble character while urging preservation and responsible enjoyment of wild places.
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Stevenson
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Earth
The Pencil Makes a Farm Pay Better
A farmer must treat farming as a business and keep books to learn profits and raise them. Proper records show costs, inventory, and debt trends, helping farmers obtain loans. many Illinois and Iowa farmers are adopting bookkeeping to improve financial health.
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Illinois
Bce
Crown of Lombardy: Iron Band Within Ancient Regal Crown
A fragmentary account from the Kansas City Times describes the Crown of Lombardy, noting an iron band forged from a Helena to Constantine Great, linked to the Agilulf era in 501 and Charlemagne’s era. It cites Napoleon I’s 1806 Milan coronation remark and the crown’s later history as a symbol of regnal authority.
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Kansas City Times
Neil Ees
Helena
Constantine Great
Agilulf
Charlemagne
Germany
Alec
Lombardy
Napoleon I
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Sidest Tops in the What World Mountain Tops
Fragmentary riddle style lines question the meaning of time and perception. Poses playful queries about yesterday and tomorrow and notes a letter’s promptness, ending with a pun about the busiest letter in the alphabet and the effort required to spell it.
Dick the Boy Policeman Directs Street Traffic
Richmond known as Dick is mentored by a grand police officer. On his ninth birthday he receives a bicycle and a whistle to direct traffic under the officer's supervision. Crowds and passing cars follow his signals as he stands beside the tall brave figure.
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Policeman
Admiral Boamgyr
Faint sea waves haunt a cliffside airman’s lament
An airman asks why the cliff frowns as the sea waves roll in. The verse suggests a somber mood where wind and water mirror inner doubt and resolve.
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