25 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Twin Falls Daily Times
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1921
Page
1
Fragmented, OCR noisy text discusses miners and unions backing or opposing political figures. References Gompers and presidential influence, with mentions of Readership and labor movement dynamics amid party power struggles.
Veteran labor leader Samuel Gompers and John I. Lewis faced off in a high stake leadership contest within the united front. The speech depicted intense clashes over the movement's direction and criticizes persistent attacks on Gompers.
Rochester June report states Clinton secretary of reformt Wureda traveled to Albany to confer with national baron supreme on stopping the July 2 boxing match. A federal stance looms as protests reject prize fighting while tax rules and New Jersey law complicate enforcement amid calls for a court ruling.
L A must cut movie costs or lose fems in Hollywood as Paramount faces a 26 percent production cost reduction plan. Studio head Louis B. Mayer warned the United Artists that belt-tightening may affect Paramount's slate and talent lineup including DeMille and Robertson while seeking to retain major stars and productions.
Fragmentary OCR text contains garbled phrases about a sequence of events and store activity. Readable names and actions are minimal, with no clear date, place, or outcome. The piece appears to be a damaged item with scattered mentions of figures and quantities amid noise.
Articles discuss a proposed Custer memorial at Fort Abraham Lincoln and a separate heavy focus on coal freight rate cuts potentially causing shortages. Officials doubt a price drop will ease supply, warn about a coal famine next winter, and cite remarks from Hoover administration figures and Interstate Commerce Commission actions. Local veterans recount the 1876 Battle of the Little Bighorn and memorial plans for June 26 in Mont.
In a brief paragraph with garbled lines, the report notes Harry F. Allen making steady progress. It references unclear figures and references to individuals and places, implying continued improvement in a local context without concrete details.
The article reports Sims remaining undeterred after a reprimand as Admiral Sintz resigns from Newporte and prepares to resume duties. It notes ongoing naval leadership changes, including legal notices and potential reorganizations affecting shipyard and command structures.
Fragmentary OCR notes list teams and places including Boston Brooklyn New York Philadelphia with scattered scores and references to games on the seventh day. Mentions of national games and guides imply a sports round up but details are incomplete and names are partially garbled.
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