Mine walkout threatens central field coal mines
The Central Field walkout near Indianapolis and other Midwest mines threatens a full shut down as 1,800 to 2,000 miners consider strikes over wage scales. Operators warn of April 1 suspension if union miners refuse wage reductions to compete with nonunion fields, with talks paused and no meetings held today.
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United Mine Workers
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Rene Oporlices Comporiunity Sun
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Ada Tobearram
Lo Margarn Lewis
Chee Dresselernit
Tolowis Manyodah Company
Corel Econ
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George Jesps
Chicago
Marble Rock Girl Broadcasts At Word As Member Of Trio
A Marble Rock girl participates in a word broadcast as part of a trio associated with the local school community. The event centers on a social gathering described as a Bay social with families and a notable plan for a talent or recital evening at the Coumopeitan School of Midisgoed Derpumine Art.
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Coumopeitan
Temperatures Hold Steady Amid Odd City Outburst
A confusing weather report and unclear local incident created a tense scene in the city as officials addressed an unusual disruption. Residents waited for clearer guidance while investigators reviewed the bizarre event and its implications for public safety.
Recrafting Bank Guarantees Bill In State Legislature
A special committee pushed a revised bank guarantees bill after debate and maneuvering. The House, by a narrow vote, substituted the Springer bill for the Levrien measure which was under consideration. The outcome included a failed Springer bill and a motion to defer on bank guarantees while awaiting redraft.
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Fred Levrien
Levrien
Nebraska
Leveien Bml
Springer Bil
Love
Des Moines
State Highway Commission
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Nak
Stert Rilling
Seamitee Cavanaugh
Webster County
Joint Committee
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Omaklie
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Clinton County
Berta Bill
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INS
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Homiar Shinn
Phurrigen County
Ste Highway Commission
Senatot Bergman
Ansper Rounmaty
Ellis
Centerville
Agate
Ford in Hospital After City Driving Accident
Fragmented report details a car crash involving Ford, with hospital care and unclear actions. Witnesses describe ambulances, police, and hospital staff, while officials and reporters note ongoing inquiries and lack of immediate charges or clear cause.
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Ford
Mexican Revolution Agreement Reported Amid Confusion
Fragmentary text discusses an agreement on the Mexican Revolution tied to a convention. Names and terms appear garbled, with references to Laenelip Maret GM ALP and various nonsensical phrases. The overall meaning is unclear due to OCR errors.
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Maret
Tae
Lui Rey
Semler
Feminine Jurors Convict Man After Quilt Crocheting Trial
In Des Moines on March 3, a jury of 17 women found the defendant guilty after a court session noted his actions at his sister's home. The case centered on improper employment and involved a crochet quilt scheme amid testimony about wrongdoing. He faces sentencing Saturday.
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Fragmented OCR Text with Political Figures and Names
The readable fragments mention a presidential or governmental context with names like Biden and Pence, cabinet references, and political roles. It reads as an OCR noise piece listing people and offices without a clear coherent event or narrative.
Radio Equipment Makers Forecast Big 1927 Sales Rise
Washington March 30 Radio equipment manufacturers expect sales to reach about 760 million dollars this year as federal regulation clears the air and reduces chaos in the industry. Grebe of New York predicts rapid growth as receivers and broadcasting gear improve, with broader coverage across the 200 to 245 meter band. The commission says wave allocations and licensing rules will shape the expanding radio market.
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New York
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Lawan Spices
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Iowa State Listenerg Association
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Governor Endorses Lissay Contest on Crossing Safety
Des Moines reports Governor Gavindson endorses the American Railway Association contest urging student essays on highway crossing safety. Three prizes of 260 dollars each will be awarded. The statement cites past rail crossing fatality figures and accidents to stress awareness.
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Gav
Lammill
American Tailway Association
Coltege
Railway Association
Atta
Gey
Theatres Emptied by Nearby Flames
A fire drove patrons from Theatres in Chicago forcing evacuations. Smoke and flames damaged interiors while firemen battled the blaze, with onlookers watching as authorities secured the scene.
Clarksville Girl Ill of Influenza for Third Time
In Clarksville a young girl contracted influenza for the third time this winter. The article notes several minor injuries from a severe wind event, including George Kellar breaking a leg and Yiest Mata Madared injuring a knee.
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Clarksville
Sertine Clarkaville
Marek
Mary Votsal
Red
Mia
Tineery
Reiley Lenetor
Georse Kellar
Yiest Mata
Hoover AlMer
Quarantines and Legal Notices Document Fragment
A garbled text fragment lists names and addresses in a legal notice style with references to quarantines and official places. It includes scattered personal names such as Maxine Stone and Blanche Lit htered, and locations like 106 Bonnet Trane URE Rate Rhevrviow and 22 Wingstey. The legible elements point to a municipal or court notice but specifics are unreadable.
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Alennlen
Robby Leetter
Bonnet
Cnagy
Wingstey
Billie ML
Franklin
Inwas
Cewallie
Maxine Stone
Blanche Litehterd
Brandt
Chichen Los
Sarva Ming
Tad
Senate Passes Bill Requiring Autos to Stop at Railroads
The senate massed today across the state approving a measure requiring automobiles to stop at railroad crossings. The law aims to reduce collisions by ensuring drivers yield at crossings and improve public safety statewide.
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Dex Maines
Genuine Altos Mohilea
Sion
Alkraad
Valk
Roud Sogineers’ Divatherhnan
Livestock rates held not too high by interstate panel
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled Western cattle shipping rates were not unreasonably high and dismissed complaints by the American National Livestock Association. It kept existing schedules for the Southwest and said an annual loss of 35.6 million dollars would fall on carriers if changes were required. The decision avoids a major case tied to a congressional resolution on railroad rates.
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Washington
Marel
Rathroad
United States
Interstate Commerce — Commission
American National Livestock Association
Southwestern
Patriotic Senate Votes Cash to Send Town Bands to Paris
The Davenport area town senate approves funds to send bands and auxiliary units to a Paris convention. An appropriation of about 2 500 appears in the record as part of a prolonged session with speeches and reactions followed by a dramatic finale.
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Patriotic Senate
Paris
Port Darin
Vanaugh
Winuse Fyeam
Selfridge Plans to Buy Biggest Rival Department Store
London reports Selfridge intends to acquire its largest rival in a major department store merger. The move aims to create a dominant national retailer, potentially affecting about 1,000 workers and altering market competition as negotiations continue.
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Selfridge
County Board Lets Bid Process For Equipment Move Forward
The county board discussed exclusive session to evaluate bids for equipment and return from Texas. Officials noted bids exceeded $85 000 and decisions would reject all bids and pursue another option. Local residents Mr and Mrs PR Prairie Knapp and relatives from Sherman Texas were mentioned in a social note.
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Cen
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South
Souvenirs Graze Bring Parasites To United States
The March 30 report from San Francisco warns that American tourists carrying souvenirs risk introducing pests and diseases. It cites foreign bugs, moths, beetles, and fruit flies as threats, notes quarantine efforts to keep plants and produce from entering, and highlights costly controls and potential agricultural damage.
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Four Members Named to Arbitration Board on Railroad Wages
The arbitration board to hear railroad wage increase demands is formed under order of officials. Representatives include Pierson, Dobson, and A. Phrma along with other union and management figures. The panel aims to balance concerns of Brotherhood of Rail Workers and carriers.
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Liber Groupe
Unclear basketball results amid garbled text
Fragmentary sports notes show scattered names and scores from a basketball event, but the OCR text is heavily garbled with inconsistent spellings and stray words, making it impossible to identify teams, players, or outcomes reliably.
Major Truck Purchases For Bryant Paying Firm
Large orders were awarded by Waterlog Industries to Reptils Autonahite and to I. & M Chevrolet for fifty Ford trucks and forty Chevrolet units. Individual buyers also purchased trucks under a large summer contract. The Repriss AutoRisbilo firm secured goods valued around $38,000 while I. & M Chevrolet totaled about $7,000.
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Chevrolet
Ile Bryant
Repriss AutoRisbilo
Chevrolet Company
Two Men Arrested on Lens Evidence Claims
Two men, Cirle mnd Moses Wusman, were arrested this afternoon on charges tied to lens evidence and a fake furnishment by a government agent. They were jailed on $300 cash bond after perjury charges surfaced amid a broad local crackdown.
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Offcerk
Glenna Collett Wins North-South Women's Goose Title
Pinehurst Ontario reports Glenna Collett defeated Miss Virginia Van Wie of Chicago 4 to 2 to win the North and South Women’s Goose championship for the fourth time. Collett trailed early but led after the ninth hole and completed the round under pressure.
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Chicago
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American Killed in Mexico Kidnap Extortion Case
A report states Edgar Wikis, an American from Savannah California, was killed by Jalisco abductors who seized Won. The kidnappers demanded forty thousand dollars ransom and released his son Ride Mined several days earlier before sending Wikis to Mra Wilkins. The embassy protests threaten further action if the demand is not met.
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Budget Fight Looms Over $30 Million Expenditure Plan
Des Moines reports a heated budget debate as the House considers an expenditure of about $30,000,000 for the next biennium. Amendments aim to curb spending while a motion to defer budget action failed, and the Harrison bill proposes beer regulation to boost revenue.
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Shite Supreme Court
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