Congress to Act on Strikes in Emergencies
Washington reports two paths for Congress on the labor strife of the moment. Emergency measures may be needed, with possible coal distribution controls continuing regardless of strike outcomes. Legislation likely limited to non drastic actions unless the crisis worsens, as wartime antistrike provisions face uncertain support in the Senate and House.
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Mary Sullavan
Washington, D.C
Congress
Harding
Ty. S
Railway Labor Board
Senate
House
New Fork Evening Post. Inc
Screen star Eugene O'Brien Hurt in Truck Crash
Los Angeles Aug 11 noted screen star Eugene O'Brien was seriously injured yesterday when struck by a truck. Hospital reports say he passed a difficult night but is not in immediate danger. Surgeons say the crisis is grave but he is expected to recover.
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Los Angeles
Cali
Banene O'Brien
Delivery contention notice for late paper by Courier
The Courier shows delivery at your home before six thirty o'clock. If you fail to receive by then due to an error at the carrier's end or other cause, please phone 3360 and a copy will be sent. Calls must reach the title office before 6:80 p.m.
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Rartier
Cailys
Title Office
Bombings Strike Santa Fe Yard Disturbances Rise
United Press reports 23 bombs exploded between 1 30 and 8 44 am in Santa Fe Stockdale yards Santa Fe railway in San Bernardino California Deputy Marshal A G Allyerson injured by a dud fragment damaging power lines 4000 workers in shops as deputies police and railroad agents search for more bombs and trace origin of devices without finding unexploded ordnance yet.
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United Press
San Bernardino
Cal
Stockdale
Santa Fe Railway
United States
A. G. al’ Yerson
Southern California Edison Company
Wim
Santa Fe
California
Orphans mourn as deadly family tragedy hits Pasadena
William Beam shot his wife Axine in Carnegie Pa then killed himself in Pasadena after jealousy drove a revolt. Their three children, 3,000 miles from home, are now in the care of City Mother Mrs Emma W Sheer. Cremation is planned tomorrow.
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Pasadena
Cal
William Beam
Emma W. Sheer
Carnegie
Beam
Axine
Tazar
Norfolk Man Elected Supreme Chancellor of Knights of Pythias
Delegates to the supreme lodge in San Francisco elect George A. Cabell of Norfolk Virginia as supreme chancellor after five hours of voting. John Ballantyne of Boston was nominated supreme vice chancellor during the national convention.
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San Frenuecisco
Cal
Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
George A. Cabell
Norfolk
John Ballantyne
Boston
Robbery at N Aronberg Jewelry Store in St Louis
In downtown St Louis on Aug 11 four bandits robbed the N Aronberg Jewelry company, escaping in an automobile with jewelry valued between 10 000 and 12 000 and 100 in cash. Hundreds observed the daytime heist as streets buzzed with workers. A separate note from Rome reports a confidence vote for the Facta cabinet and an adjournment to November.
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St. Louis
N. Aronberg Jewelry Company
AOCTA
Rome
Facta
Chamber of Deputies
Authorities Probe Incendiary Camp Grant Fire
Incendiary origin suspected in a Camp Grant blaze that damaged about 90,000 dollars and injured four soldiers. Military and civil investigations under way as fire spread through nearly a dozen buildings. Local families aided bucket brigades while guards prepared to evacuate barracks.
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Rockford
Camp Grant
Sgna
Hameton
Beryy
Governors Unite To Get More Coal For Their States
Governors from Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota plan to form the northwest coal committee to speed shipments as federal action allows a 50 000 ton weekly increase to 250 000 tons via Lake Superior ports The meeting in St Paul followed hopes for a broader wage agreement in Cleveland and signals from Washington on mine and coal car supply. Officials voiced readiness to seize coal mines if needed to protect northwest prosperity and public health.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Washington
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Northwest Coal Committee
Washingtons
Northwest
Federal Coal Committee
Lake Superior
Praus
Superior
Duluth
Lakes
Preus
McMaster
Nestes
Blane
Kendall
fSovernors
Harding
Cleveland
John L. Lewis
Michael Gallagher
Pittsburgh Vein Coal Operators’ Association of
Ohifo
Producers Committee
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Gost
International News
Washington, D. C
Department of Iaborset
United Mine Workers
Telegraph Tc
Davis
Chicago
W Harding
de F.C. Hownold
Finois
Coal Operators’ Association
Lord Northcliffe Battles Death Again in Bed Chamber
Reports from London state Vizcount Northcliffe fights for life as doctors work to prolong his dwindling hours. A temporary roof shelter is built to lift his bed for more air while a mysterious poison lingers in his system, possibly linked to throat cancer. Messages of cheer pour in as Fleet Street calls for a swift recovery.
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London
Ang. T
Vizcount Northclife
Altho
Northcliffe
Fleet Street
Cholera Follows Typhoon Devastating Swatow
In Shanghai on August 11, cholera spreads after the typhoon that wrecked Swatow, with 20,000 to 50,000 lives lost. US Consul General Gunningham reports a call from Swatow for medical supplies to combat an epidemic spreading through contaminated water and corpses.
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Shanghai
China
Swatow
United States
Gunningham
Conqrat
Two Killed Five Hurt by Explosion Aboard Adriatic
An explosion in No 3 hold of the White Star liner Adriatic killed two crewmen and seriously injured five with one missing. The ship, about 300 miles off Portland, Maine, was en route from Liverpool to New York carrying 400 first class, 150 second class, and 200 third class passengers. Coal in the hold and spontaneous combustion are suspected. the liner was proceeding to New York at half speed.
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Associated Press
New York
White Star Line
Portland
Liverpool
Chop Suey Not Found In China Says AP Chief
Walter Whiffen, AP bureau chief in Peking, reports there is no chop suey in China. He notes no dish by that name is identified there and critics in the United States should temper expectations of finding an official Chinese version. Whiffen plans to return to Beijing next month after his long tour.
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A. P
China
Associated Pregs
San Francisco
Cal
Walter CL Whiffen
Associated Press
Peking
United States
Bohemia
Whiffen
Ing
Asandsten Prasad Chivago
Harel McCormick
McCormick
Chivago
Mas
Tin Hkocke- Feller McCormick
White's Dry Views Costs $12,000 to K White's Dry
The article notes a resignation at United Dress magazine as contributor Kansas editor, with Douglas H. Cooke praising White while White values liberty and happiness over light foods and beverages. It mentions a $1.00 monthly salary and disputes over prohibition, highlighting White's stance and Cooke's defense of the publication.
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White
United Dress
New York
William Allen White
Douglas H. Cooke
Today
Kanean
Cooke
Kansas
Freeswept Ruin in Ireland War Report
Dublin date Aug 11 reports Free State forces sweeping Cork and Clonmel destroying police and military barracks. Rebels evacuate cities as fires rage. thousands flee Cork and Queenstown amid damage estimated near 14 million dollars. Irish leader De Valera seen among irregulars. Howth train wrecks noted. Telegraph cables severed, international wires strained as Daly’s Free State advances push into Kerry.
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Jby Daneel Oconniele
Taléraguenal
Dublin
Free State
Tronpa
Cork
Clonmel
Ireland
Myhie
Internaturial
Belfast
Qastown
Imonn de Valera
Repubblicatio
Howth
Associated Trees
London
England
New York
Lisbon
Cape Varde
Islands
Buenos Aires
Great Britain
United States
Sevyt Sea
Reneva
Daly
Free State Army
County Kerry
Free
Inland Waterways Get Much Gov t Cash
Washington, April 11. Final allotment of 36,054,250 for river and harbor improvements for 1925 was announced by the War department. The funds cover Boston harbor, New York harbor and East River channels, Delaware river to Chesapeake bay, Detroit river, Indiana harbor, Calumet harbor, Chicago harbor and river, St Marys river, Rouge river, and multiple Ohio and Mississippi river work plus Buffalo harbor, San Juan, and Missouri river segments.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Chief of
Army Engineers
War Department
Chicago
Boston
New York Harbor
East River
Delaware River
Trenton
Baltimore Harbor
Chesapeake Bay
Detroit River
Indiana Harbor
Calumet Harbor
Ilinois
St. Mary's River
Michigan
Rouge River
Defective Control Wires Blamed for Fatal Plane Crash
Naperville Wisconsin Ang 11. Defective control wires were blamed today for a fatal plane crash that killed Edward W Selallo former racing driver and Leroy Keller veteran aviator. The plane en route from Chicago at 000 feet over the city dived into a major street. Both occupants were seen waving before the death plunge. The aircraft and bodies were severely burned in the ensuing fire.
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Naperville
Ang
Edward Ww. Selallo
Leroy Keller
Chicago
Four Drowned When Towline Tips Tugboat
In New York on August 11 the seven member crew of the wageboat HRow land were believed drowned when their vessel overturned at Staten Island shipyards docks. The captain and two crewmen were rescued by marine division power as they swam toward shore. The other details are partially unclear.
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New York
Nin
Staten Island Shipyards
Marine Division
Weather Bulletin for Iowa Cities and Surrounding Areas
Weather bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau serving Charles City and surrounding towns reports cloudy and showery conditions in the area. Roads are generally in good condition with limited travel disruptions noted. precipitation expected in several counties with mixed skies and cooler temperatures.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles City
Avenpart
Er Moines
Dobie
Crosse
Wis
Mason Cis
Wael Ris Yy
Marriage Takes Place Soon as French Law Permits After Singer's Divorce
Chicago magnate Harold F. McCormick marries Polish opera star Maria Walska after divorces. McCormick, father of Mathilde, weds in Paris as reports say his first wife remains in Chicago. Walska, recently divorced from Alexander Cochran, had pursued a Paris residence while divorce proceedings progressed.
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McCormick
Paris
Singer
John 2
Rockeffeller
Ride Dust
Walska
Alexander Cochran
United States
Yonkers
Cochran
Mae
Mme. Walska
Chicago Opers Company
Mme. Wralska
Ickroom
Sill
Chicago
Choier
Switzerland
Mathilde
Muriel
Pittsburgh Bacteries Kag Cooper and Sela AC BrooklyniNew York
Partial readable lines mention individuals Kag Cooper and Sela AC in connection with Pittsburgh and New York entities, suggesting a local or organizational note. Further details are unreadable, but the fragment implies a cross city link or event involving named persons.
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Pittsburgh
Kag Cooper
Sela AC
Brooklyn
iNew York
Rail executives deadlock as nationwide rail strike lingers
News reports outline the stalled Harding settlement stalled over seniority questions. Senate committee members discuss possible presidential takeover if transportation worsens. Railroads, labor unions, and key executives clash as Ogden and other yards face walkouts and service disruptions across the West.
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Prohibition
Onlik
Sbannen
Gore
Free State Forge
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N Wean
Carlton
Western
Ohio River
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Mississippi
Missouri
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Minneapolis
Buffalo Narror
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Suadiabry
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York
Philadelphia
Hakims
Moston
Jahmith
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Smith
Mmet
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Vici
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Ify
Railroad Labor Board
Chatman Gummings
Italey Piske
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Rafl Securities
Grand Central Terminal
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Brotherhoods
Warren
Stone
Brotherhood of Engineers
Bryery
Stona
Ogden
Unitel Priest
Salt Lake City
Utah
Southern Pacific
Salt Lake
Denver & Rio Grande
Cinder Pittien
Santa Fe Railroad
Brotherhoad
Fresno
Bakjersfeld
Evansville
Ind
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