Industrial court case opens in Kansas over pen shop contract
New court action in Fort Scott Kansas challenges a syrup firm’s contract with firefighters and officers. The industrial court recognizes labor’s right to bargain yet must balance the company’s need to run only nine of its employees with the union’s push for standard employment terms and prompt, fair explanations.
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Taeka
Kan
Itefare
Kansas Court of Induatril
Redione
Ae Appmrion
Uw Port Scott Veham Syrup Company
Atomice
International
Acer
TicoRniaea
Fort Scott Company
Soe
Coats Collected by 3NDITS in Chicago
3NDITS collect 24 coats in Chicago as Danita and Mack UHTUMODIY lead a drive. Volunteers helped with street outreach and sorting coats while explaining the effort supports underheated residents. Local organizers credited 24 with coordinating donations and distributing garments to those in need.
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Chicago
Ehipago
Danita
North
Mack Uhtumodiy
Sume
Wan Yur
Siyaiely
Ingney
Youtry
US to negotiate Japan treaty on property rights in US
Washington reports broadening talks with Japan over property rights and other issues, with consultations planned with Japanese leaders. Representative Kahn says Japan may withdraw opposition to California's November land law, and a meeting of California House members is set to discuss enacting a substitute law barring aliens from owning land.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Japan
Contres
Kahn
California
State Department
Morris
House
Caliornia
Oaiftienes
Iso
Cal Rarin
Copper Mining Firm Declares Quarterly Dividend in New York
The Copper Company approves a $4.00 per share quarterly dividend in New York. May 16, 2018. The announcement notes a safe payout for shareholders and outlines payment timing.
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New York
AD Conde Copper Mining Soupany
Hwon nosiNe
Amended Assessment Bill Passed by Congress
The amended assessment bill introduced by Senator Henderson passed the Senate and faces enactment, extending deadlines for mineral and shale claim work. The measure, noted as Senate Bill No 4565, would become law by December 30 without President Wilken’s signature, depending on the timing of congressional action and committee amendments. The article cites the mining sector’s inquiries and the bill’s progression through readings and referrals.
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Ansion Vronpost
Henderson
Jute
Howe
Bonanza Usd Pra
Wilken
Antil
Senate
Senate of the United States
90 Mines and Mining
Poindexter
Ag Ameniment
Natomious Concrit
Ted Be
Last Minute News From San Diego Sea Planes Start
Fragmentary report notes fourteen seaplanes from San Diego at Balboa and the theater tone of the day. Authorities fixed the start time amid Thurneling angering at fale thie heon.
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San Diego
Fale
Balboa
Kitten With Three Eyes Baffles Viamsty Owner
Dee 24. Louly Nelson of the viamsty owns a kitten described as having three eyes and a triple mouth arrangement. The kitten’s facial features include a horizontal row of three eyes and a vertical, split mouth configuration with two mouths above and one below the standard mouth.
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Dee
Louly Nelson
The
Viamsty Awn
Yi Abewe
Man Given Jail Time In Prideval Interstate Case
A Godley man was sentenced in Maine for involvement in interstate shipments. He admitted arrest history over the past seven years and received a term tied to charges of complicity in a cross state operation. The case links to records in St Louis and Paris with dates noted in the filing.
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ST Louis
Dee
Benet Miller
Godley Man
Prideval Jwisse
Paris
Mimette
Deportation of Russian Radicals Resumed
Washington reports deportation of Russian radicals has restarted. A batch left for Libau last week and another 25 are to depart from New York in about three weeks, with onward transport by rail into Soviet Russia.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Labor
New York
Libau
Unclear OCR fragment on tax exemption issue
Fragmentary text discusses May preventing issuance of any tax and mentions government wires, entities, and a Washington figure. Text is unreadable and lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions.
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Brower
Washington
Thomas Fring li
Rydstenn
Naval program feature in London papers
London papers feature stories on a naval program with broad coverage of Allied strategy. The reports describe government plans, international reactions, and potential implications for wartime morale and logistics.
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London
NAVAL
Third Angster Trial Opens in San Francisco Amid Allegations
In San Francisco a high profile trial unfolds as prosecutors urge witnesses to testify on the government’s lod. The case centers on a figure linked to naval supremacy and a notable plan involving Japan. The proceedings focus on credibility and the potential to influence the outcome of the trial.
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San Francisco
Cal
Jessie Menigrnm
Whoa & Reeson
Japan
Caray
Erik
Club Raids Trigger Arrests Amid Unclear Details
Fragmentary report describes a raid on a club and arrests of members. Names and precise locations are unreadable, with scattered letters and jumbled phrases. The article lacks clear dates, organizations, or outcomes beyond the alleged arrests.
Bond President George Vuerlich to Face Charges
Bond official George Vuerlich faces murder charges after a Saturday gunfire death. Arrangements are set for the funeral tomorrow at Wonnacott Cavanaugh parlors with Father Noonan to conduct rites. Vuerlich, a member of the National Austrian society, was married with a widow in Adams. Police seek Joe Lamich, charged as the alleged shooter, in a case tied to Morris Brothers operations in Edmonton and related creditors’ concerns.
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BOND
George Vuerlich
George Yuke Heh
Joe Lamich
Cate Ley
Vukelich
National Austrian Society
Father Noonan
Wonnacott & Cavanaugh
Dre Church
Craig
Nelaw
Stock Market Strengthens Amid Mixed Trading
Turbulent session ends with a higher close as buyers push indexes higher on broad participation. Traders note volatility from sector shifts and fluctuating volumes while core indices recover from early losses and finish near session highs.
Sculptress creates old players models in tragic accident
A local sculptor, known for wooden figures, was struck by a motor truck while walking in the street. He, about 84, died at the scene, with editors and printers noted among nearby witnesses. Weather and other local notes follow in this postal-style page.
Senator Oddie Hosts Dinner Party with Dignitaries
Senator Oddie attends a social dinner at Miepaleri hosted by Mrs Aithe and Mr Tob Odile. Attendees include Judge, Mr and Mrs Mee Tob Odile, Hugh HO Brown, Dr and Mrs PD Mee, Mr and Mrs HW Albert, Mr and Mrs Monahan, Mr and Mrs Jamies Mobwrts, Mr and Mrs Mark Mradahan, and Mr and Mrs WH Avkitwon. The event follows Gold Field visit by the Kevabthan party leader.
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Sanatirels
Uhidhee Waat
Chile
Ghents
Kideo
Aithe
Miepaleri
Ant
Odile
Hugh HO Brown
Atkingon
Wud Mire
Albert
Fit Monahan
Mark G
Jamies
Amiey Sine
Drown
HK Moore
Mark Mradahan
Hare
Kevabthan Party
Avkitwon
Potarpain
Antille
Amuzpali
Fresno Court Sees Gangster Trial in Grave Allegations
A Fresno court hears testimony in a dramatic case against a gang alleged leader known as Deess J Km fick and others linked to violence and force. A 16 year old girl, Charles Mateller, and a 15 year old, Eu reka git, face related charges and will testify before the grand jury with their mothers present.
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Aamprinted
Presno
Deess
J Km Fick
Preeni Wungators
Perior
Tonnie Owets
Presi
Charles Mateller
Samme Erin
Gilty
Carmen Alacket
Eureka
Body Found in Wheat on Unloading Ship
A fragmentary report notes a body found amid wheat during unloading from a ship. The text is garbled, but references a discovery on board the vessel and mentions figures and procedures related to the incident. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
Boston Exports of Bic Ve Les Increase
The article notes rising exports related to Bic Ve Les and associated supply chains in Boston. It mentions shifts in trade flow and manufacturing activity, with references to firms and markets adjusting to new demand levels amid marginal cost changes. Local context suggests broader regional impact on employment and production.
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Boston
Pen Saloon Raids Near Hurley Wisconsin Stir Prohibition Fight
Federal and state agents raided several saloons in Hurley Wisconsin amid a crackdown on illegal liquor. Officers reported gunfire exchanges and the seizure of liquor valued around five hundred thousand dollars as deputies dispersed crowds and detained suspects connected to a wider religiously tinged group. Local officials and residents described tense scenes as arrests were made and the community awaited further action.
Regulars Occupying Fiume Belief Confirmed by Rome
London reports at press briefing that Italian regulars may have occupied Fiume. Premier Giolitti stated in Rome that insurgent forces had suffered wounds while General Caviglia’s contingent advanced and negotiations appear to be shaping a possible settlement today.
Edison Works 10 Close Up Tonight
Edison works 10 close up tonight as local records report affects on the general business and employees. The notice notes extended closings and uncertainties in the plant operations, with management stating all affected workers will be kept informed.
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Edison Works
Thomas A. Raison
California Teams to Play Football at December Event
California teams will decide the intersection of play at Berkeley and Hackersfieldment tournament park on December 25. The Pasadena event marks a major college football gathering with 29 teams slated to compete, highlighting the state’s athletic prowess.
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California
Pasadena
Berkeley
Tournament Park
Hig and California Ready for the Fray
Untimed text discusses a football clash between California and another team, with references to Tasades, Des Mikes Renther Tournament, and forecasts of rain and temperature changes. It mentions Western colleges and potential implications for players and fans amid weather concerns.
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AM Tate Um
Pmniversity of
California
Minder Tine Fweapershetters Um
Tiridine Shally
Des Mikes
Tate
Westin
Obie
Jobe
Beth
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