British miners leaders seek to preserve peace with Japan relations
London reports the miners federation head voices no steps toward withdrawing the government ten million offer. He stresses desire for peace and fair dealing among nations and opposes further armament, praising allied ties with Japan and cooperation with the United States.
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Miners Federation of Great Britain
Pacific
Japaa
Great Britain
United States
Mystery Fragments Resume Local News Records
Journal column presents fragmented text from a New York report including names and places blurred by OCR. The readable items hint at domestic service topics and a possible interview with Sommer Bete. Further clarification needed to confirm individuals and events.
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New York
Jame (Ap
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Mavn Sommer Bete
Exotaee Saest
CasAcle Ee Domestic Service
Miner leaders clash as unions consider federation president
At the convention Lewis announces his candidacy for the presidency of the American Federation of Labor with support from miners and allied unions. Rumors swirl as delegates debate backing while Gompers may seek reelection or step aside. speeches stress election merits and unity.
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American Federation
Lewis
Revenauer
Gom- Lewis
Brotherhood of Carpenters Joiners
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International
Vention
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Hearst
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American Federation of
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Feder- Labor
Murder Case in Neen A Neen Witness Name Confirms
Report from Neen A Neen details a murder case with named individuals including Revert Wilhem Stragin Kegreca and Steve schiep tied to the incident. Police investigations proceed as local officials request witnesses come forward.
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Wilhem Stragin
Kegreca
Steve Schiep
Teecigner
British Antarctic Expedition Reaches Graham Island
Dispatch from Australia reports the British Imperial Antarctic Expedition landed on Graham Island at 64 50 south 62 40 west on January 12. Dr John L Cope leads the venture and notes rich seal and penguin colonies at Enmwood Bay as the Thor I sails from Stanley, Falkland Islands, continuing a five year voyage toward the South Pole.
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Vancouver
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England
Graham Island
Vancouver Sun
Sudmer
Australia
Enmwood Bay
John L. Cope
South Pole
Thor I
Tiage
Rt Stanley
Falkland Islands
Dancin
Food Cargo Is a Great Hit at Petrograd Harbor
The Dutch steamer Alexander iden arrived in Petrograd with a large cargo of herring. Sailors greeted her as Kronstadt passed and Russian crews unloaded 5,350 barrels swiftly. Within a day twenty carloads were sent to Moscow. more ships followed with 17,000 barrels, exported from the harbor amid celebrations.
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Riga
Alexander Iden
Petrograd
Izvestia
Moscow
Kronstall
Simee
Alexander Poldev
Ulster Senate elects Dufferin and Ava speaker
Belfast June 20 AP The Ulster Senate held its annual meeting with 22 Unionists elected unopposed on June 11. It chose the Marquis of Dufferin and Ava as speaker. Nationalists and Sinn Feiners ignored the elections though Unionists left seats for them and nominated men for all seats.
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Belfast
Senate of the Ulster
Meee
Marquis of Dufferin and
Ava
Sinn
Northern Baptists Gather for Convocation in Des Moines
Baptist leaders from the north arrive in Des Moines on June 20 for the Northern Baptist convocation slated for Wednesday. The event rolls out as numerous church officials prepare to discuss church matters and religious resolutions in a regional assembly.
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Northern Baptist
Mexican Marine Strike Ends in Agreement
A labor dispute involving Mexican marines ended when a tentative agreement was reached. The conflict had centered on terms of employment and benefits, with negotiators from the marine group and the national company reporting progress toward a settlement.
Offensive notes seek mediation over Near East crisis
Paris reports through AP that Ikish Nation leaders urge Constantine to delay campaigns against Turks and accept mediation. If Constantine favors talks, Turkish Nationalists may receive overtures. Allied high commissioners in Si lesia are to report on the Poland Germany frontier and may compel acceptance of a joint Allied decision. London notes describe Ineboti bombardment after Turks refuse surrender of war material launches. Greek artillery casualties rise amid Turkish bombardment.
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Digemianin Motives and Truth in Present Crisis
A speaker argues the world must seek Sema beyond wages and profits. Individuals should pursue correct, truthful, and just paths to fulfillment. Material wealth cannot stand alone and is sustained by culture and ethical conduct.
Idea for export corporation endorsed in agriculture panel
Washington reports the idea of a 100 million export corporation to move farm products to Europe endorsed by the agriculture committee. Carl Vrooman, under the Wilson administration, calls it urgent and warns of a potential smash as carryovers of corn, cotton, and wool loom. Senator Gooding agrees the nation is in a crisis with five million idle and the situation cannot last much longer.
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Export Corporation
Europe
Wnat Agriculture
Carl Reeman
Agriface
Wilson Administracf
Vrooman
Senater Gooding
Idaho
Cheaper Coal Movement Across Farm Groups
Report from Chicago dated June 20 notes farmers in nine midwestern coal regions form a committee to push cheaper coal. Officials estimate farmers could save about $1.50 per unit through joint purchasing efforts spanning states including Iowa Kentucky and others.
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Chicago
Middle Coal Committee
Kentucky
De Valera Again Heads the Irish
In New York James De Valera leads an Irish organization meeting with key figures present. The event highlights continued leadership and political influence amid ongoing Irish affairs.
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DE Valera
New York
James de Valera
Delont
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London Prime Minister Lloyd George Signals Conference Readiness
Prime Minister Lloyd George stated at an imperial conference in London that Britain is ready to discuss with America and other nations under the imperial principle. He emphasized willingness to engage in talks to advance postwar cooperation and peace.
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London
Great Britain
Lloyd George
Beeps and Capacity Figures in Local Company Backing
An unclear note discusses capacity estimates for a local firm and its financial outlook. It references backers and figures tied to the company’s future, with emphasis on production capacity and potential support.
Mine workers claim progress in Cagl case
A fragmentary AP report notes sylvenia Cagl and coal miners involved in a dispute. The text indicates claims or statements by workers but lacks full context or outcomes.
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Sylvenia Cagl
Boundary dispute fuels Oklahoma Texas claimants case
In Oklahoma City on June 20 AP reports claimants of placer are in dispute under a U S commissioner amid the boundary dispute between Texas and Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma City
U. S
Texas
Oklahoma
Labor Concilia Case Involving City Labor Dept Action
Vague OCR fragment notes a labor concilia case involving the department of labor and a city dispute. Details are unclear due to garbled text. No concrete names, dates, or places readable.
Tragic Five Crewsmen Die In Montana Cloudburst
Dickinson North Dakota report says three of five men died on duty as storms drenched the region. The five were returning to Medora from Sentinel Butte after repairing lines when a 20 foot crest of water struck them. Arnold Stillson Tom Everett Fred Pane McNarr are named among the deceased. Seig and another worker suffered injuries, with hail and floods causing crop damage in the area.
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Tom Everets
Rea Pane McNarr
Medora
Fred Fred Seig
Spry Summons Land Conference in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City summons Spry a land conference after wire from United States land office. Spry, chief of the field division, has called an emergency meeting in Salt Lake for Wednesday to address the agency's proceedings and current tenure in Denver.
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Salt Lake
May Bang Washington May Bang Washington
Incoherent OCR snippet mentions Washington and a set of unclear terms. Readable names are scarce, with no identifiable event, people, or organizations to anchor a concise news item. The fragment provides insufficient factual content for a proper card.
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