Specific Harding Proposals For Railroad Strike Endorsement
Cincinnati July 31 Five specific proposals for the settlement of the railroad strike are in President Harding's plan to be shown to railroad executives in New York and rail union heads in Chicago. The official cited outlines include adherence to the railway labor board decisions, seniority rules for workers on and off the job, accepting wage reductions, ending farm-out of shop work, and discussion of adjustment boards. Critics stress restoring full seniority and limiting new boards while unions push for a national board. The decision on copying Harding's proposals rests with the Key committee of the railroad department of the American Federation of Labor.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
Harding
New York
Chicago
Crafts Iunion
Washington
United States Railway Labor Board
Railroad Labor Board
Board of Adjustment
Sitopi River
Riggs Winner News-Be? Stakes at Port Miami Park
Jessie Riggs won the s-Ree Brakes 2:10 pace feature at Port Miami Park Toledo. Henry Direct Hal and Jessie Riggs staged a dutiful race with Bee leading early before Riggs pulled away for a two length victory. King Watts won the 2:07 trot and General Kyng took the 2:17 trot as a shower delayed events after the first race.
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Port Miami Park
Toledo
Ohio
yJessie Riggs
Henry Direct
Hal
Jessie Riggs
Tial Bee
Essie Riggs
King Watts
Genergl Kyng
Nevada Journal Sold to Gov Emmett Boyle
Reno Nevada July 1 The Nevada State Journal announces its sale to Governor Emmett Boyle. The paper was bought fifteen years ago by George Kilbourn who ran it until two years ago when illness forced transfer of the property to his wife now acting as seller. Boyle who comes from a newspaper family is expected to devote his time to the Journal when his term as governor expires January 1 next.
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Reno
Nev
NeVada State Journal
Emmett Doyle
George Kilbourn
Calth
Theoperty
Journal
Denver Weather Outlook Calls for Showers and Cooler Trend
Denver Colorado forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday shows possible showers in the north and west portions with slightly cooler conditions in the eastern area. Arizona expects showers on Tuesday with warmer weather on Wednesday.
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Denver
Colo
Xico
Arizona
Local University Weather Report Summary
Conditions for the twenty four tours ended at 6 p m yesterday recorded by the university Highest temperature 87 humidity at 6 am 75 percent humidity at 6 pm 46 percent Wind southwest day partly cloudy
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Aseia
Peere Pre
Benny Leonard to Start Training Tomorrow in Michigan City
Benny Leonard will begin boxing workouts tomorrow at a club near his Michigan City cottage after locating his mother and sister there. He carries a healing cut from the Tendler bout and will face Ever Hammer in a 10 round match next Saturday at the Pittimmons bowl while staying with his family until after Labor Day. Leonard defends his title against Hammer and asserts he remains in top condition from a busy campaign.
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Associated Crew
Michigan City
Ind
Benny Leonard
Lake Michigan Beach
Ever Hiammer
Pitecimmons Bowl
Jock Dempsey
Bill Brennan
Leonard
Dave Shade
Richie Mitchell
Charney White
Tammer
Rocky Kansas
First U S. Girl Track Team Heads to Paris Meet
The United States will send thirteen junior women to compete in the international track and field games at Pershing Stadium in Paris on August 20. Coach Dr. Harry Stewart will assign events near the training close in Paris, with most athletes funding their own travel. The youngest jumper is 15 year old Nancy Vorhees of New York, and the group includes several girls from colleges and boarding schools.
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New York
Associated Press
America
Aquitania
Pershing Stadium
Paris
United States
Europe
Harry Stewart
New Haven
Conn
Nancy Vorhees
Books Received for Santa Fe Election Precincts
The Secretary of State has received 2350 registration books and 1800 poll books from the printers. These will be sorted for distribution to the numerous precincts for the November general election.
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Santa Fe
Officials say Hearin mob members may be arrested on AG word
Coal operators claim 00 members of the Hearin mob are known and can be arrested at any time once the Illinois attorney general gives the word. They assert the state has identified those implicated and will act promptly.
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Hearin Mob
Illinois
National Coal Association Details Herrin Massacre Conspiracy
The National Coal Association issued a sweeping partial investigation of the Herrin massacre in which leaders of the mob are named and observers say 500 mob members can be arrested with the governor's word. It implicates United Mine Workers leaders and John L. Lewis in conspiracy and calls for accountability of officials who aided the raid and massacre.
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Pittsburgh
National Coal Association
Herrin
Mot
Brundage
Ilinois
Illinois
United Mine Workers of America
Islindle
Moes
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Steam Shovel Men's Union
Nine
Sneed
Williampean County
United Mint Workers
Horse Dragged Boy by Foot in Carrizozo
Carrizozo New Mexico July 31 Cout ney Ferry brother of Mrs George Justin visiting his sister family rode from the ranch toward town when the horse fell and Berry foot was caught in stirrup aragged for about 200 yards before stopping His back lacerated and ligaments of an arm torn by a kick He is resting easier today and doctor says nothing serious likely result
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Carrizozo
N. M
Coutney Ferry
George Justin
Berry
Explosions Hit Cuba Illinois Coal Mines
Two non union coal mine boilers at Cuba near Canton Illinois were blown up by unidentified persons last night. Several other wagon mines in the district closed as explosions wrecked openings.
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Canton
Cuba
Witness Admits Buying Bullets for Tim Murphy
Associate Press report from Chicago details Harry Paygman testimony in the trial of Timothy Murphy and Fred Mader and three others facing conspiracy to murder charges. Paygman, a former railway detective, says he bought bullets for Murphy and acted as a special investigator for Chief Fitzmorris, shadowing Murphy and monitoring Building Trades Council offices after a wave of violence. The prosecution aims to link the driver of the car that fired on police to the other defendants.
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Associate Press
Chicago
Timothy
Big Tim) Murphy
Fred Mader
Chicago Building Trades Council
Harry Paygman
Paygman
Murphy
Fitzmorris
Pageman
Building Trades Council
Mader
Paggman
Approval Given Wool Schedule In Tariff Bill
Senate completes consideration of the wool schedule amid debate on blankets wearing apparel and floor coverings. Silk schedule treatment follows, with leaders hopeful for quick action. Senators clash over clothing duties while defending industry and revenue concerns.
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Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Tomore
Harding
Lodge
Massachusetts
Smoot
Utah
Walsh
London
Prince of Wales
McCumber
Sheppard
Texas
Gas Explosion Wrecks Chicago District Injuring 100
Chicago July 31 more than a hundred persons were injured and a neighborhood terrorized by a gas explosion that ruptured a huge tank and left a district of foreign laborers in despair. The blast shattered a 153 foot high 190 foot diameter tank and ignited millions of feet of gas. A group of boys playing baseball near the plant suffered facial burns as flames rose and spread. The loss was estimated at 50 thousand dollars.
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Chicago
Missouri Women Seek Nominations in Congressional Primaries
Missouri voters head to primaries with women seeking nominations across most offices. Only U S senator seat has no woman candidate. Democratic contest centers on League of Nations issues, pitting Reed versus Long as Wilson-era positions shape the race.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
Missouri
Congress
United [States
Wilson
League of Nations
James A. Reed
Breckenridge Long
R. L. Young
St. Joseph
Reed
Mr. Long
Wilson Democrats
Visible Grain Supplies in New York Report
The visible supply of American grain shows changes: Wheat increased 4,198,000 bushels, corn decreased 3,910,000, oats decreased 2,178,000, rye increased 342,000, barley decreased 68,000 bushels. Data reflect July figures in New York.
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New York
Chicago Faces Complete Street Car and Elevated Strike
Chicago faced a citywide transit tie up as surface lines and elevated crews voted for a 4 a.m. strike tomorrow. About 20 000 workers could walk out while autos and buses prepared to shift millions of passengers.
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Chicago
Mars
Elevated
Verdict May Be Agreed Upon By Obenchain Jury
Los Angeles July 31 A majority of twelve jurors in the Mrs Mada lynne Obenchain murder trial indicated a chance of reaching a verdict after seven women and five men were sent to the jury room. The panel had deliberated three days in two small rooms, with Judge Shenk delaying verdict tonight to allow the night in a hotel if needed. The defendant, pale and attentive, commented on the prolonged confinement and thanked taxpayers for enduring the delay.
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Los Angeles
Madalynne Obenchain
J. Belton Kennedy
Shenk
County Hall of Justice
Los Angeles County
S P Won't Displace Men Now In Service
The Southern Pacific company under general manager J H Dyer says it will not accept any plan ending the shopmen strike that would displace current workers by strike action and will not re employ anyone who committed violence or interfered with employees.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Calif
Southern Pacific Company
J. H. Dyer
Extradition Sought for Hanson in Prison Breach Case
Governor Mecherm requisitions Texas for extradition of O K Hanson believed held in Lubbock. Hanson faces charges of prison breach with a deadly weapon after escaping Clovis county jail where he was held on a worthless check accusation.
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Fanfase
M. C. Mecherm
Texas
O. KE. Hanson
Lubbock
Hanson
Clovis
Government emergency coal control under way amid wage talks
Washington dispatch reports the federal emergency coal control system nears full operation under Fuel Distributor Spencer. Regional committees form and coal pools rise as talks with the United Mine Workers and operators in Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois Indiana edge toward a wage settlement. A Cleveland meeting may include northern West Virginia operators, widening the scope beyond the four states.
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Boose
Washington
Associated Press
Federal Emergency
Spencer
Miners’ Union
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Cleveland
John S. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
West Virginia
Striking Rail Workers Weigh President Suck Proposal
Government hopes to end the strike within 24 hours as shopmen and transportation chiefs back President Harding's compromise plan. Seniority rights remain the major hurdle with executives wary of rewarding loyal strikers while unions demand all members be considered. The proposal would reinstate nonstriking workers on seniority and allow rehearing while dropping outside contracting and creating grievance boards.
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Associated
Washington
Harding
Dilan
New York
Chicago
Hooper
Labor Board
Hoover
T. de Witt Cuyler
Executives’ Association
Atterbury
Pennsylvania
Strekine Raint
United States
Plans announced for huge Presbyterian temple in Washington
The Presbytery of Washington city announced plans to erect a great Presbyterian temple or a large building to house an auditorium and offices. The concept traces to late Justice John M. Harlan and would cost about 10 million dollars financed by Presbyterians in the north as a gift to the capital.
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Associated Press
Washington
Presbytery
Washington City
John M. Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Wallace Radclitte
D. D
Presbyterian General Assembly
New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church (North
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