Rail unions vote overwhelmingly for strike action
Cincinnati reports a 95 percent walkout approval among seven rail unions for a July strike. Leaders say withdrawal of wage cuts and carriers reclaiming contracts are the only path to avert action. A meeting with rail, mine, and related officials is planned to discuss industrial changes and workers' welfare.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
Minera
Mbers
Ft. Lewis
Ers
United States Railroad
Pan Railway
H W. Jewell
Ral
F. Grable
Intenance of
Way Employes
Ohio
You States
Peete Returns to Open 4 Origination
Peete returns to origin for fourth time, signaling a major career move. Officials confirm new posting and engaged team negotiations. This marks a notable chapter in the athlete's professional journey.
Resident Is Host On The Mayflower
Washington reports a damaged trip as President ding sustained an injury during a weekend visit aboard the Mayflower. The party included Attorney General Daugherty, Shipping Board Chairman Lasker, Speaker Gil and Mrs. Gillett, with other officials like Menater Kelloge Dawes and Justice Department figures aboard.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ding
Gen Daugherty
Lasker
Shipping Board
Gil
Gillett
Menater
Kelloge
Tie Iget
Charles Dawes
Mia, Os
Jesee Smith
Document of Justice
Result of Tit le Election Still in Doubt
Dublin reports no definite outcome from yesterday's election for the dail eireann with results due by next Tuesday. Estimates vary on seat distribution among republicans, pre treaty Sinn Fein and newcomers, affecting potential working majorities on the treaty issue. Coalition cabinet faces focus on ad ooseseieeston and the Ulster problem.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Dail Eireann
Free State
Sinnein
Sinn Fein
Adooseseieeston
Ulster Probem
Senate bonus fight disrupts session as talks stall
The Senate spent two hours in a partisan clash over the soldiers bonus bill and a tariff measure. Democrats accused Republicans of ducking a vote while leaders hoped to push the bonus bill before adjournment with President Harding’s support. Senators pressed for action, warning soldiers will learn who truly supports the bill as delays continue.
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ASSOC
Washington
Senate
Demlatte
Ublican
Harding
Inday
Conference of the Republic
Congress
McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
Walsh
Massachusetts
Ashurst
Arizona
Weather Forecast for Denver and Surrounding States
Denver and Colorado region expect fair weather Saturday with cooler conditions in the east. Arizona shows little change in temperature through Saturday and Sunday. Sun overall, warmer in the east. lighter winds and dry conditions expected.
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Denver
Colo
Xico
Local Weather Report Details Conditions From 24 Hour Period
The local report lists conditions ending at 6 pm yesterday with temperature readings around 8 to 9 degrees and humidity measurements from 56 percent at 6 am to 12 percent at 6 pm. Wind patterns are noted with gusts and the report references barometric pressure and other meteorological indicators.
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Borg
Bas
Jens Esses
Svoioltgs
Petion of
Wind
Vhs Eer Wracter OF
Gay
Is .Snescacs Gicgn
Omaha's Fred Brown in critical condition after Wyoming capture
Fred Brown once Omaha’s feared criminal lies near death in a Rawlins hospital after a 30-30 rifle bullet pierced his left shoulder. A posse led by Sheriff J A Sanders tracked him from Medicine Bow to Casper, where he was wounded and captured following a firefight. Brown admitted identity and confessed to earlier crimes before falling silent.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Associated Press
Fred Brown
Omaha
Wyoming Penitentiary
Brown
Medicine Row
I. A. Kell
Benson
J. A. Sanders
Carbon County
W. J. Afte Clement
Union Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne
F. RR. Keiser
State Penitentiary
C. E B. Cooper
Medicine Bow
James A. Wade
Wyoming
Gus Fleichli
Gus Myers
Nebraska
Casper
Kh. K. Sell
Dr. Seil
Sidney
Neb
KB. A. Kell
Bullee
Murphy Wins 225 Mile Universal Trophy at Uniontown
Jimny Murphy, the Pacific coast driver, won the 225 mile universal trophy race at Uniontown speedway averaging 102.2 mph for a record pace. Ralph Mulford finished second and Jerry Wonerlich third as Milton led early before a crash ended his run.
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Associated Press
Speedway
Uniontown
Jimmy Murphy
Uniontown Speedway
Murphy
Tommy Milton
Murphys
Ralph Mulford
Jerry Wonerlich
Milton
Harry Hartz
Frank Elliott
Elliott
Plans for new twelve apartment house by Dr. Eller
Architect Eller will complete plans for a twelve unit apartment building costing 40 000 to 45 000 in Albuquerque at Eighth street and Gold avenue. The site, bought from E L Booth, is near hotels churches schools and Robinson park. Each four room unit will have private front porch and glassed in sleeping porches with garages for many tenants. Steam heat will be installed and rents are projected from 60 to 100 dollars monthly.
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Plains
Charles A. Eller
Eighth Street
Gold Avenue
Eller
E. L. Booth
Albuquerque
Robinson Park
Murphey
Morvich Defeated for First Time in Carlton Stakes
New York June 17 Morvich once unbeaten three year old suffers first loss in Carlton Stakes at Aqueduct. Whiskaway wins the seven furlong mile in 1 36 2 5 with 108 pounds. Morvich 128 pounds runner up. Snob IL third. June Grass and William A. scratched. Morvich to Latonia Kentucky to meet Whiskaway again June 24.
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Associated Press
New York
Johnson
Moervich
Whiskaway
Morvich
Latonia Ky
Latonia
Murderous Attacks Across Armagh Kill Four, One Woman
In Belfast on June 17, attackers in Alta naveigh and Lisdrumliska on the south Armagh side of Newry killed four men and one woman and wounded several others. Several farm houses were burned or destroyed in the assaults.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Altanaveigh
Lisdrumliska
South Armagh
Newry
Operation on Harold F McCormick Shrouded in Mystery
Harold F McCormick chairman of the executive committee of International Harvester was operated on at Wesley Memorial Hospital. Dr Victor D Lespinasse declined to reveal details while noting he performed gland transplanting research shifting from monkey to human glands aimed at rejuvenation. McCormick’s daughters visited him and reporters were turned away or redirected to the desk for information.
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Harold F. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Wesley Mermodrial Hospital
McCormick
Victor D. Lespinassy
Voronoff
Paris
Lespinasse
Harold FL McCormick
Wesley Memorial Hospital
McCormicck
Muriel
Mathilde
Howard Colby
Colby
Infantry Transferred From Camp Travis to Fort Crook
The Seventeenth Infantry under Col William B Coch left Camp Travis at 3 PM on a special troop train for Fort Crook Nebraska. The transfer included the commanding officer ten officers one warrant officer and 160 enlisted men.
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San Antonio
Texas
Seventeenth Infantry
William BR. Cochran
Camp Travis
Fort Crook
Neb
Three Youthful Highwaymen Rob Jewelry Worth 50000
In Chicago on June 17 a gang of three youths robbed Mr. and Mrs. Mendelson and Mrs. A Weinberger of jewelry valued at $50,000. The party had just left a simmer garden and were returning home when the theft occurred.
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Chicago
Joseph Mendelson
A. Weinberger
Mendelson
Simmer Garden
California dominates second national collegiate track meet in Chicago
California wins team honors with 28 1/2 points led by Johnny Merchant who captured the shot put and hammer and set hammer throw records. Grinnell’s Leonard Paula sets two sprint marks, while Penn State and Notre Dame place second and third as nine records fall in a field of top college star performances.
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California
Penn State
Notre Dame
Illinois
Iowa
Johnny Merchant
Leonard Paula
Grinnell
Shields
Patterson
Connelly
Georgetown
Wikoff
Ohio State
Furnas
Purdue
Ray Watson
Kansas Aggies
Cochran
Mississippi A. & M
McDonald
Fessenden
Pyott
Brickman
Merchant
Browder
Pennsylvania
Whittier
Hulscher
Western State Normal
Keen
Texas A. & M
Paulu
Wilson
Towa
Spetz
Wisconsin
Hayes
Erwin
Helfrich
Brown
Morrow
Yates
Gardner
Nebraska
Paula
Smith
Nebraka
Barron
Cook
Certra
Westevan
Ivey
Earlham
Sergeant
Michigan
Murphy
Osborne
Muller
Clark
Amherst
Tovever
Darling
Campbell
Minnesota
Hoffman
Town
Turner
Jones
Depauw
Woods
Butler
Platten
Schidecker
Pope
Washington
Legendre
Ford's Muscle Shoals Offer Triggers Senate Clash
Senators clash over Henry Ford bid to purchase and lease Muscle Shoals projects in Alabama. Underwood backs Ford while Norris opposed and urged a federal trade commission probe into fertilizer price control. House plans likely vote on army bill amendment funding Wilson dam continuation next week.
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Associated Frees
Washington
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Underwood
Alabama
Ford
Detroit
Norrie
Nebraska
Agriculture Committee
Norris
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Agricultural Committee
House
Wilson Dam
Plot to Free Federal Prisoners Thwarted in Oregon
Federal authorities uncovered a plan to aid Ernest Miller, held on a Colorado train robbery case, to escape at The Dalles Oregon. Miller allegedly arranged a confederate to ambush guards during transport and a car would await a dash for freedom. Miller departed under guard with heightened precautions at The Dalles.
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Portland
Ore
Ernest Miller
Colorado
Miller
Denver
Dalles
Controversial compromise on army strength reached in Washington
Washington reports a conference end on the army appropriation with a final enlisted force set at 125,000 for the next year, below the senate 133,000 and above the house 125,000. The MacCle Shoals amendment funds federal power work at Muscle Shoals. Remaining items cover officer strength and national guard provisions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
War Department
Cill
Maccle Shoals
Tennessee River
Conference
Wadsworth
Senate Military Committee
Wylie Named President of Mexican Petroleum Group
Herbert G. Wylie was elected president of the Mexican Petroleum company and its Mexican subsidiaries, with E. L. Doheny retiring as president and becoming chairman. Doheny remains chairman, while Wylie assumes broader duties due to increased business and duties across the affiliated firms.
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Associated Press
New York
Herbert G. Wylie
Mexican Petroleum Company
Mexico
E. L. Doheny
Hoe
Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Company
Labor Board clash over wage cuts sparks incendiary claims
Chicago June 17 The majority on the U S railroad labor board rebutted minority charges that the panel’s wage-cut ruling was incendiary. They warned the dissenters had distorted language and urged empathy for workers while noting the act aims to prevent strikes. The row follows a decision slashing 27 million from wages of 325 000 clerks signalmen and stationary firemen, with total cuts reaching 135 million.
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Chicago
Associated Press
United States Railroad Labor Board
Russia
Tso
Railway Department
American Federation of Labor
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