Railroads face labor shortage and wage strain across nation
Chicago reports that railroads nationwide will need 350 000 workers between 350 000 and 400 000 positions to rebuild and repair tracks this year. wages offered average about 1.40 per day with skilled grades paid higher. article notes labor demand climbs amid recession and limited steel labor.
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Mit
Chicago
Fehl
Ord
Elimatis Condidatis
Amd
Shea
Suille
Grand Jury Proceedings Before Attorney General in New York
The March grand jury met with Judge Fos, hearing testimony affecting the integrity of the state’s attorney general. A formal communication urged transmission of the present testimony to the governor, president of the county board, and speaker of the assembly. The session included questions about the attorney general’s role and potential witnesses, with the jury preparing to file a report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mareh Grand Jury
Fos
Thorney Renord
Shire of
Geowtile
Eelon
Aliaijay
Neild
Dake
Reid
Reid (Iy Fraterney
Gegurat Daekson
Betas
Ee! Keoml
General Ducksan
Walt
Hr Sith
New municipal reform proposal faces vigorous opposition
The document outlines a commission form of government replacing the old system. It envisions a nonpartisan mayor and town commissioners holding two-year terms, with duties including appointment of officers, oversight of utilities, and elimination of separate library and trustee boards. The measure, backed by labor support, would abolish police and fire boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Waton
Wes
Alan
Bryan Invited Yet Speechless at Democratic Banquet
Kansas City March 1 Bryan and Judge Jedeon attended a banquet of the Democratic Clan of Mis gourds. The event drew thousands to the arena as guests and speakers were listed for a Jefferson birthday dinner in New York while Bryan was invited but not asked to speak. Speakers included Woodrow Wilson and several senators.
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Kansas City
Bryan
Jedeon
Hermien
Clicinnali
Fui Nen
Democratc
Curran
Bram
National Democrat Club of
New York
Jefferson
W. J. Brywnt
National Democraticlub
Thomay Jeferson
Gunnalty
Woodrow ‘Wilson
Brinceton University
Robert L. Taylor
Tennessee
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
P.M. Blinmung
North Carolina
Edward N. Shepard
Hill Episode Regarded as Adjusted in Berlin Crisis
Borlin March 31 advices from Washington indicate the American capital and Berlin regard the Hitler episode as adjusted. The German and American diplomacy show cautious optimism as a United States ambassador considers early retirement and the possiblity of a new embassy building and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borlin
Washington
Herlin
Berlin
Madame Anna Gould in Nervous Condition
A fragmented report from New York details Madame Anna Gould, recently divorced, suffering a nervous condition. She is described as staying with friends and amid related personal disputes and engagements while visiting hotels and private homes.
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Anna Gould
Nelson and Attell Ready for Battle
In San Francisco and nearby towns, Nelson and Attell prepare for a major bout. The two boxers headline a card expected to draw large crowds as promoters tout their prior clashes and current form ahead of the scheduled fight date.
Fatal fire injures workers in unclear report
A fragmented notice describes a fatal burn incident involving gasoline. Details are obscured, with multiple garbled names and locations. The readable elements reference a fire event, injuries, and surrounding area yet provide no clear chronology or involved parties.
Investigation Into Wanna Disaster At Mine Site
Reported March 3 details an ongoing inquiry into the cause of the Wanna disaster at the mine. Mines inspectors and workers recover fifty four bodies near the surface while pumps clear debris and brattice aids. Rescue teams prep to remove danger as a second explosion buried workers near the slope.
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Henin
Itarch
H. wroGhs
Stat
Earth
Dobria
Buy Ramiz
Jack Klimyies
Miners in Pittsburgh Suspend Operations At Midnight
Thirty thousand miners face layoff as Pittsburgh area mines halt work at midnight pending a renewed wage scale agreement. Western Pennsylvania's 90,000 miners are affected as union leaders and operators clash over terms. President Lewis’s request for a new strike-support fund dies in committee amid renewed interstate talks.
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Pittsburg
Mlorrs
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Dilusburs Die Trietrathers
Nan Unual
Inter Stat
Noted Japanese-Party 18 comina on voyage to Texonelsy
A fragmented OCR item describes a Japanese party aboard the Ha sie Mill steamer Mangulla, with passengers including journalists, brokers, professors, surgeons, and students. The party, led by Eyenkor B. Siqitars and Kamath, aims for Caulk and municipal assembly in Texonelsy.
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Gan Frausinen
Hasie Mill Company
Fay
Inchudid Sik
Ted
Cotton Mirchung
Apollecartyn
Srawuliuat
Texonelsyapharens XX
Uinehure
Inatins
Reneesortitag
Uunicipal
Eyenkor B. Siqitars
Nakachira
Kamath
Ideal
Kaniamaly
Rivage Ind
Tsoko
White Man Saved From Negro Mob in Atlanta Suburb
A white man, Br. Ghuphy, reportedly faced threats from a mob in Brownagile near Atlanta. Police intervened as agents and residents drove the crowd from in front of a house where the man had been cornered. Officers later moved him to safety at a local residence.
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Brownagile
Atlante
Ourly
Tomy
Ghuphy
Hin
tneRre
State Rights Attack Undermines Federal Freight Laws
Kansas City federal court ruling challenges state powers over freight rates and judicial enforcement. The case centers on a 25 percent reduction in freight rates passed by Missouri lawmakers and blocked by federal action. Several railroads, led by Juan Rapiunga, joined the suit seeking to halt state enforcement and preserve federal jurisdiction. The decision concerns jurisdiction over interstate commerce and states’ ability to regulate freight in conflict with federal law.
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Kansas City
Maral Thakee Smith McPhareds
Fogittoliine
Aidganuri
Juan Rapiiunga
Konan
Attorner -Deneres
Chicago Robbed of Water Rentale Investigation
Chicago city council ordered a graft investigation into the water department after corruption claims. Superintendent McConet estimated about 1,000,000,000 in water taxes defrauded over twelve years, with further losses from tampering and stolen materials, to be firmed up by the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
McConet
Lively Politics in New York City
New York City reports strong civic activity as parties campaign across districts with dinners and public meetings. Candidates for the national convention are to be chosen, with debates shaping the Republican scene and district contests revealing party strength.
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New York City
New York
API
Winkel
Herbert Minlott
Vontiag
Benjamin Bot
Johor
New Cure Fox Brights Big Base
Fragmented text shows scattered references to cures, places, and people with unclear connections. It mentions "New Cure" and "Fox Brights Big Base" alongside garbled phrases, dates, and possible names, but lacks coherent events or outcomes to form a clear news item.
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NEW Cure Fox Brights
Duke Will Work 10 Pay His Debts
Fragment from a 19th century gossip column discusses a duke and a young man named Raga, with talk of marriage, debt, and worth. It voices skepticism about a betrothal while noting social pressures and family opinions, including support from Mr. Shonta.
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Chloe
Woman Follows Deserted Husband Across States
A Chicago woman tracked her deserting husband, Prk, from Dallas to California, to Dallas again, even to Deven, after he fled a Kansas City abandonment scene. Police kept him captive during the pursuit as she sought arrest and reunion, with a municipal court date set for the pair.
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Chicago
Miyel Stouktya
Analie
Blurke
Grahan
Cama
Chk
Uree Moutha
Charles
Kay
Wim
Pranebaen
Pacific Coast
Tom Aveeks
Hetare
Osibe
Waoreville
Pisarty
Mark Chirk
Mrs
Omarks
Rita
Fragmented BENOTICE: unclear OCR loves strayed text
Joined her husband in the grave appears in garbled OCR text with numerous misreads. The readable fragments suggest a tomb or funeral related line but no clear names dates places or actions to ground a factual summary.
World markets closing quotations mixed with declines
The New York and Minneapolis sessions closed with declines led by stock groups and commodities. Mixed activity was seen across major indices and rails while some gains appeared in limited areas. numbers show declines for Amalgamated Copper and United States Steel, with broader weakness in the copper and iron sectors and gains in select energy issues.
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New York
Antoy Prete
People's Gas
Baltiingro
Yextortlas
Chicago
St Mal
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Union Pace
Pexas Pacific
Allee
Facile
Denver
Rio
Enols
An Incoherent Ocr Summary From A Historic Page
Fragmentary text shows names places and numbers in a chaotic OCR stream. Entities such as New York Central, Chicago, Denver, Pacific, and various markets or firms appear alongside scattered dates and monetary figures. The piece resembles a jumble rather than a cohesive report.
Workmen Fight for a Chance to Work at Indiana Steel Plant
Riots broke out at an Indiana steel plant as Lithuanians Roumanians and Hungarians clashed over employment. Police arrested five and three Hungarians were wounded as workers fled the mill amid flying sticks and improvised weapons.
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Indiana
Markos
Trom
Mills
Roger Tan
Sergesot Howey
A CONFIRMED PESSIMIST HILL FORECASTS SLOW RECOVERY
The article quotes Jas J Hill as a pessimistic observer stating recovery in business has not yet appeared and prospects for an early revival remain doubtful. He cautions that improvements will be gradual and not immediate, emphasizing cautious expectations and persistent uncertainty.
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Seth
Hans
Still at Magdalena still unclear names and events
Fragmentary OCR text references Magdalena, Marek, an admiral, and female figures with unclear relations. No clear event, date, or outcome emerges.
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Wace
Yanidead
Gideon Meyers
BNP
Aiespiestones
Ayer
DES
Mqines Elegtion
Mary
Charlemagne ‘Toren
Roosevelt
Terbalen
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Hid Gomiienee
Juepam
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Stomach Lroussie
Wii
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Goulet
Winneg
Fauld
Stra
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Gould
Festio
New
Nelson
Attell
Batile
San Francino
Cinlibawel Eterno
Axl
HUNT
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Son Harond
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Lyjeler
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Sam
Pwecank Paar
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Chigaco
Taft
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Mach
Rome
Hopne Scraefer
Phibsdonvain Morey
Pavinre
Pneh
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Beaty Iit
Petra
Rheally
Tee Weyer
Dean Ab Hoes
Lakraner Ray
Oges
Denvar
Klo Orande
Wiesonrl Duala
York Centra
Merloun Car and Foundry
American Lacomaltyr
Ammeticitn
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Afl
Trumk Colonna
Patan Painea
Renee Beth
Reese OU
Rome Magare
Andee Titty
Wiyne Paota
Daly
Taroo Misy
Maly Sy
Ty Gaal
Uuh
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Pwam
Neal
Taman
Sinha
Ie Wren Spealy Salyer
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MNT
Mata
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Lena
Pn Iitsy
Chigago
Civitas
Uilliael
Indiana Harbor
Hungarlann
Jas. J. Hill TS
Juiderston
Magdalena
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