Strife Over Rail Shopmen Plays Demand for Talks
Chairman Hooper works on plans to unite rival factions as Jewe ll comments on a potential conference with executives. Jewell sends a telegram to President Harding defending strike positions and criticizing rail executives for refusing talks. Guards and strikers clash in various locations, with injuries reported and tensions rising as wage issues and time clauses are debated.
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Fragmented OCR Item Shrouds Local Event
Readable text fragments hint at an unnamed event at a local venue with unclear timing and participants. Names and specifics are illegible, leaving only a vague reference to a gathering or notice.
Federal troops to strike centers in response to disorders
Washington reports that orders may be issued by the Department today to move federal troops to key localities where disorders have developed. Secretary Weeky, leaving the White House after a conference with the President, indicated the plan at one o clock.
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White House
Unclear fragmentary report from July events
Readable lines describe a July incident involving a death and a police action. The text mentions a Bah added and another victim, with references to an officer and a department in Massachusetts. Details are fragmented and uncertain.
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Pyar Ail
Coal mine policy chatter with Davis and official remarks
The fragment notes a meeting panel including Secretary Davis and others discussing coal operation policy and price topics. It references representatives, operators in session, and inquiries about oblations and prices in today’s context.
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Wreck Toll Reported Near City Outskirts
A Kansas City Missouri wreck last night involving a Missouri Pacific freight train left an unknown toll with 48 reported injured and the possibility of fatalities. The incident occurred near the city outskirts as cars derailed and burned.
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Kansas City
Miscouri-Pacific
Transportation strike disrupts post office and car movement
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a transportation strike affecting the post office and vehicle movement. The text mentions preparation by an official department and possible interference with ongoing operations, including car movement within a 24 hour window.
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Solicitor's salary bill debated by county representatives
Representatives consider a bill to fund future solicitor salaries by county contributions led by Brooks Colquitt Lowndes Echols and others. The plan envisions increases in Colquitt and general county shares and assigns payment duties to Brooks and Lowndes while noting broader work across Thomas and related counties. A separate note reports a serious injury during a feast celebration with damage across the area.
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Rail strikes ripple across Baltimore and Ohio network
Reports indicate widespread railroad labor strife as the Baltimore and Ohio and other railroads face strikes and blocking orders. Chicago officials report railway executives refuse peace talks with shopmen leaders, insisting the labor board handle any negotiations.
Fragmentary message from the era yields unclear details
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Bank policy hints on federal reserve rate impact
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Bank of Bagwad and U S Fed policy. Mentions federal reserve system, three percent rate, and Treasury actions with uncertain impact on the U S economy.
Repair work to proceed in outside shops for railroads on strike
The American Federation of Labor directed locomo tive repair work to continue in outside shops employing prison labor. The order from A J Berres secretary treasurer urged affiliated presidents to notify locals. Affected unions include boiler makers plumbers painters and carpenters. Railroads slated to receive essential repairs continue with work to keep locomotives running unless concessions are made.
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Warehouse Fire in Costa Rica Causes Major Loss
A large fire swept through warehouses in Costa Rica on July 18 causing estimated damage of about 2.5 million dollars. Officials say the blaze began in a warehouse district and attack crews fought the fire through the night. Major economic losses were reported with disruption to local commerce.
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Irish National Army to Form War Council
Fragmentary text indicates an announcement that the Irish National army will create a war council led by figures including Collins, Richard Mulcahy, and Gen. Owen O Duffy to direct military operations nationwide. Additional garbled phrases reference dates and places but lack clear specifics.
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Provisional Irish Free State eyes strong action against Republicans
London reports the Provisional Irish Free State plans to concentrate on overcoming Republicans and establishing order nationwide before summoning the new Parliament. Indications suggest preparations for substantial operations in the west and surrounding areas as Republicans regroup after defeats.
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Irish Free State
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Republicans capture Free State forces in Limerick clash
Dublin reports a Republican communique claiming capture of Free State brigadier general Hayes Connolly and 31 men with twenty rifles in County Limerick. Sniping continues in Limerick amid the conflict.
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Christian Endeavorers Meet in Hot Springs
The fourth all Southern Christian Endeavor convention opens its five day meeting in Hot Springs Arkansas on July 13. Rev R K Kirkpatrick of Anderson South Carolina delivers the opening address on vitalizing power in Christian Endeavor.
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Holdings clash as workers strike for pay rise
In Deca City the maid service and guards stage a walkout amid disputes over higher wages. Union leadership cites stalled negotiations as the cause, with workers demanding better pay and working conditions.
Columbia Mayor Appointed Federal Director of Employment
Washington July 18. W A Coleman mayor of Columbia D C has been appointed federal director of employment. William T willingness of law is named as employment examiner in the announcement.
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A. Coleman
Columbia, D. C
Garyice
South Carolina
T. Willingham
Women Run for Council in Augusta Election
Augusta July 13 For the first time women are candidates for the city council in Augusta Gal Mrs Martha Benton in the first ward opposes one man and W E Reeves in the fifth ward faces two challengers as the municipal vote opens today.
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Aiken Farmer Attempts Suicide
Aiken South Carolina July 13 After telling his wife he was tired of living J Luke Wiameon a magistrate and farmer of this county went into a bedroom closet and was later found with a pistol wound to the body He may recover.
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