President Seeks Coal Mine Solution Amid Labor Strife
Washington reports a drive to seize and regulate coal mines as labor disputes flare. Congress debated investigations into railroads and mine operators while unions push for federal actions and probe committees. Senator Reed and leaders from AFL and United Mine Workers weigh in on possible resolutions.
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Vygis
Lee Gebhart
United Press
Washington
UPS
Hertcan
Space
Ceollitze
Congréss
Congress
Wisconsin
House Ie
Secretary of Labor Tayts
Vrasiont
Coolidge
Ehmont
Isle
Diyts
Charles Bias Hingis
Abasy-Caul
Didustey
Lil Ball
Willian Green
Ins Federation
Uie Uitte
United Mine Workers
Oronte
Vatony
Irgula
Pennsylvania
Olio
American Federation of Labor and
United Mine
Reed
Joli Lewis
Gelugaltow
Remus Trial Evidence Affirms Sanity Verdict
In Cincinnati court the defense notes Remus was average and sane at the crime. Expert Drs. Fernald and others present a long personality study cited to support the verdict. The prosecution faces broader context from prior evidence and discusses reports admitted during the trial. Washington House debates German property restitution bill for $100,000,000 and war damage settlements.
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Paul We
Gcincinnati
Mahel R. Feruaht
Yeorpe Remus
Iis
Jningonr
Hin Fe
Ile
Ome Mneta
Koonald
Swhvill
Mabel Hy Fernald
Belumoe
George Fomus
David L. Wotlstein
A. Babel
Charles E- Kiely
Washington
U.P
House
Germany
Farmer Complaints Over Hunters Trespass and Property Damage
A county agent reports farmers repeatedly complain about hunters trespassing on their land and damaging crops. He describes ongoing issues with protection, enforcement, and calls for stronger action to deter and penalize trespassers and protect farm property.
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Hrepsia
J. FP. Thane
Thaay
Bern
Abe Sacnpei
Waukesha County
Wilho
Ads
New Loars
Vivian
Tow
Berlin
Fernet
Prubest
HMS
Caskee
Leslie Farmer
Tyrete
Jourtey Wits
Evi Alma
Cally Galls
Iran
Fire trap charge shocks readers at crowded home
A chaotic scene unfolds as authorities charge a resident with creating a fire trap in a crowded dwelling. Investigators describe deplorable conditions and unsafe wiring. Local officials warn visitors to avoid the premises amid ongoing inquiries.
Veterans group invites Civil War veterans to honorary status
Wis-Tier veterans of the Civil War who are members of 146 Governor Harvey Moat ALR have been invited to become honorary members of the Palled Spanish War veterans focal well. This marks the first time such an invitation extends to all Civil War veterans. Initiation is expected before January 1.
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Garl
ORAER
Wis
Sun Tng
Harvey Moat
Afra Mvntinn
Lindbergh Extends Tour Amid Children’s Praise
Col Charles A Lindbergh plans further foreign visits after charming 700 American children at an American school in Meano City. Reports say invitations extended to Guatemala Honduras Haiti and Nicaragua, with potential stops in many nations as he weighs future travel amid public interest.
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G. F. Fine
Meano City
U.P
Col
Charles A. Lindbergl
France
NW plan of liquor import exposed in New York
An exposed plan linked to a New York syndicate allegedly operating a large import network to evade customs duties at several ports. Authorities accuse lax enforcement and question diligence in the investigation while naming a Treasury letter seeking details from officials. A draft manager reportedly earns $10 annually in the scheme.
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Wasiington
Wisconsin convention debate on prohibition and federal action
The document outlines a minority report from Illinois delegates opposing the proposed state action and urging Congress to regulate prohibition nationally. It describes debates on a state referendum versus federal legislation, mentions organizational names, and notes bloc voting and public sentiment shifting toward repeal or modification of the Eighteenth Amendment and the Volstead Act.
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Kelton
API
Edward J. Kelly
Manhtowae
George VP. Moradith
Alilwaukee
Congress
Willarreck
Willy Bueh
Pyar
Chelsea
Mey
Shauy
Prisoners Use Narcotics Supposedly Spurs Bazaar
Col. Charles HM Forbes testifies before a grand jury that prisoners market narcotics within the facility. He describes widespread involvement and notes authorities expect potential recalls as investigations continue.
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Kanbas
Kans
Charles HM Forbes
United States
Veterarin
Grand
Tevestige Hs
Marcutiog
Betel Worth
Ekens
Topo
Mexican Money and Press Manipulation Rumors Rise
The report accuses Mexican money of corrupting the press to skew truth about President Calles. It cites Connors of Massachusetts charging a broad propaganda campaign aimed at influencing American opinion to support Mexico’s political moves. He describes the laws as a challenge to free institutions.
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Washington
Calles
Mexico
Connors
Massachusetts
Balay
United States
Connery
Mrs George Salen in Community Salary Debate
Report from an apparent county meeting where Mrs George Salen faces accusations and defense over a salary appropriation. Witnesses recount threats and public scorn while arguing whether reports justify removing trust from a county official. Residents question the propriety of the process and the future of local authority.
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George
Mohl
Embezzlement Case Tangles Small Salary Motive
Albert Smith, 31, of Buffalo New York, tested in Chicago court yesterday on charges of embezzling sixty thousand dollars from Citizens Trust and Savings Bank. He claimed a lavish lifestyle and pressure forced him into the crime.
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Chicago
Aelbert Smith
N.Y
Students Spend On Luxuries Revealed in Survey
Johnson Creek high school students were surveyed about luxury spending. The questionnaire shows an annual school total of 194,610 dollars, about 37.80 dollars per student, with most money earned by the students themselves.
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Jomunaon
Creek
Johnson
Eek
Aled Atty
Hua Johnson Creek Ettilents
Deliuste Tanks
Todal
Plutents
Ava
Lingy Plans to Attend Bull Fight in Sanedity
Col. Charles Aylivdbergh states in an interview he plans to attend a bull fight in Nmenico City if feasible. He notes the official program and is considering travel arrangements amid uncertain logistics and safety concerns.
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Lingy
Nmenico
Charles Aylivdbergh
Lishener
Aylbergh
Untangle Affair Ahead of Senate Probe
Fragmented OCR text describes a senate interrogation involving Miguel Avila and Hearst agents. It mentions payments to Americans, alleged paper extortion, and testimony about identifying documents tied to the Mexican government. Witnesses Hinman Watson and Watson-Whitson reference connections in New York and California.
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Mbttatnetic
Miguel Avila
Hearst
Sald
Avila
Hinman
Wedoun
Hin
New York
Sato Watson - Whitson
Willian Raplotyl
Clifornia
Page
Avile
Watsor
British Brides Will Continue To Say Obey
London reports that brides will keep the traditional vow term despite a modernized church service. The old form pledged obedience to husbands, while the revised edition replaces the phrase with vows to love and cherish.
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London
Huelands
Hughunde
Ture
Tinstead
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