Railroad Labor Board to hear threat of traffic disruption
Chicago June 29 The United States Railroad Labor Board cited arsenal officers of six shop craft unions and railway executives to appear before the board tomorrow in an inquiry into a threatened traffic disruption. June 23 strike orders signed by six shop craft presidents authorized a strike at 10 am July 1 on all railroads and Pullman shops.
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Chicago
Associated Press
United States Railroad Labor Board
United States
General
B. M. Jewell
Federation of Labor
Railroad workers vote for stoppage in protest action
Chicago June 29 The first actual step toward a railroad strike was taken last night when J W Kline president of the International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths Drop Forgers and Helpers telegraphed members authorizing a work cessation at 10 o clock Saturday morning.
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Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
J. W. Kline
International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths
Tampico Report Denounces False Obregon Claim
San Francisco dispatch reports President Obregon calling a Tampico complaint baseless and malicious designed to sour U.S.-Mexico ties. Mexican rebels who seized Aguada camp of Cortez Oil and held forty Americans for 15000 pesos withdrew with no reported injuries. Consul Law in Tampico relayed State Department assurances via official advisory. Bielaski’s status updated with a safe, pending arrival in Mexico City.
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San. Francisco
Obregon
Mexico
San Francisco
Tampico
Dispatch
Tal 1Co
Washington
Aguada
Cortez Oil Company
Law
Agen
State Department
Bruce Bielaski
Summelin
Pueinta Ixtla
Bielaski
Mexico City
American Kidnapping Escape Reaches Mexico City
A. Bruce Bielaski, the American kidnapped by Mexicans, escaped without paying ransom. Information from Cernávaca indicates Bielaski arrived in Mexico City last evening after the escape, with captors demanding payment that was not rendered.
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Mexico
A. Bruce Bielaski
Cernavaca
Rivers and Harbors Bill Advances in Senate Commerce Panel
Senate commerce committee today reported the rivers and harbors development bill following Sopeas report. The action moves the measure toward floor consideration with potential allocations for port improvements and inland waterways projects.
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Washington
Senate Commerce
Olympic champion diver Aileen Riggin to teach diving
Aileen Riggin, Olympic fancy diving champion, has been engaged by the Timmer-Recorder through NEA Service to teach Americans how to dive. The former world class diver, who represented America in the 1920 Antwerp Olympics and later claimed multiple junior titles, will present general diving rules in the next issue.
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Aileen Riggin
America
Miss Riggin
United States
Women’s Swimming Association of
New York
Antwerp
Belgium
Timmer-Recorder
NEA
Coal Operators to Meet Miners Over Coal Strike
Washington June 29 Secretary of Labor Devis says bituminous and anthracite coal operators have accepted President Harding's invitation to meet at the White House Saturday with miners union officials to discuss starting negotiations for a settlement of the coal strike.
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Washington
Secretary of Labor
Devis
Harding
White House
Mine Massacre Probe Ordered by Illinois Grand Jury
Marion Illinois special grand jury will begin an investigation into the Herrin mine massacre Circuit Judge Hartwell announced today Excavation of the strip mine started following rumors that a number of bodies were buried at the mine
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Marion
Associated Press
Herrin
Hartwell
Rotary Day Planned as Five Clubs Visit Americus
Americus hosts Rotary day on Thursday July 13 inviting clubs from Albany Moultrie Thomasville Columbus and West Point to join local Rotarians. committee chaired by J Rabson Cargill with Tim Furlow Bill Dykes Dick Taylor Frank Lanier and Lovelace Eve coordinating events including a swimming contest for visiting Rotarians and scouts, a barbecue dinner, and a daylong program at local playground facilities.
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Americus
Rotary
Albany
Moultrie
Thomasville
Columbus
West Point
Americus Club
J. Rabson Cargill
Tim Furlow
Bill Dykes
Dick Taylor
Frank Lanier
Lovelace
South Georgia Rotarians
Rotary Boy Scouts
Oswald Speer
Frank Wright
Ralston Cargill
Playground Association
Civic Clubs of
Americas
Lions
Kiwanians
American Legion
Rotary Club
Mr. Cargill
Frank Lanney
Tim Farlow
Rylander
South Georgia
Student who drove assassin car held in Rathenau case
Ernest Techow, a 21 year old student, who police say drove the motor car in the assassination of Minister Rathenau, was arrested near Frankfort on the Oder today.
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Frankfort-On-Oder
Associated Press
Ernest Techow
Rathenau
Man Who Unseated Sun Yat Sen Slain in Manila
A cable from Shanghai reported Chen Chiung-Ming the man who ousted Sun Yat Sen from Canton has been assassinated. The report was not confirmed by Reuters. The June 29 dispatch credits the claim to the Associated Press.
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Sun Yat Sen
Manila
Associated Press
Chen Chiung-Ming
Canton
Southern China Republic
Shanghai
Reuter
Mrs Frank Harrold Plans Return Voyage August 12
Frank Harrold reports his wife and sister in law Mrs J B McCary of Atlanta will sail home August 12 aboard the Aquitania. They have toured England Scotland Wales France and Italy ending at Oberammergau to see the Passion Play. Frank Harrold Jr a student at Oxford will spend the summer in Greece and Turkey.
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Frank Harrold
Harrold
Europe
J. B. McCary
Atlanta
Aquitania
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
France
Italy
Oberammergau
Bavaria
Frank Hiarrold,Jr
Oxford
Greece
Turkey
Shot Wounds Reported For Chen Chieung Ming Near Canton
A cable from Hong Kong reports Chen Chieung Ming was shot and wounded at a meeting with his own troops near Canton. The San Francisco based Young China newspaper notes the June 29 disclosure.
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San Francisco
Young China
Hong Kong
Chen Chieung Ming
Canton
Local insurance supervisor visits Greensboro couple days
W. H. Griffin, supervisor for Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co. of Greensboro, N. C., is in town for a few days. Frank E. Matthews serves as local agent for the firm.
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W. H. Griffin
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co
Greensboro
N. C
Frank E. Matthews
Moonshiner Robbery and Beating Reported in Valdosta
In Valdosta on Florida avenue W G Romey was seized by five hooded robed men, beaten with a leather strap, and forced into a car. He was warned to quit selling moonshine and never speak to white ladies again. He required a physician after the incident.
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Valdosta
W. G. Romey
Florida Avenue
Fair Grounds
Romey
Tarred Man Departs Thomasville After Turbulent Visit
C Hazelgrove, tarred and feathered Saturday night, has left Thomasville. He sold his home, was deposed as manager of the Cooperative Cigar Co. and departed from an environment charged with violent hostility toward him. Friends say the move was the safest and best step.
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Thomasville
C. Hazelgrove
Cooperative Cigar Co
JAP TREATY APPROVED BY COUNCIL AT TOKO
TOKIO June 29 The privy council passed the national treaty adopted at the Washington arms conferences and submitted it to the prince regent for ratification.
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Toko
Tokio
Associated Press
Privy Council
Washington
Peach Market Car Sales Across Cities
Atlanta notes June 29 report show New York selling 30 cars with Carmen at 1.25 to 1.59 and Hiley at 1.50 to 3.25. Philadelphia moved 13 cars with Carmen 1.00 to 1.50, Hiley 59 to 2.50, Georgia Belle 2.00 to 2.50. Additional sales include Pittsburg 7 cars Carmen 1.25 to 2.00, Hiley 2.00 to 2.50. Boston 4 cars Carmen 1.50 to 2.50, Hiley 1.50 to 2.75. Cincinnati Hiley 1.75 to 2.25. Chicago 12 cars Hiley 2.00 to 2.75. Detroit 5 cars Carmen 1.50 to ae Hiley 2.50 to 3.00. New Orleans Riley 2.25.
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Liverpool
Eee
Thensoae
Leese
Atlanta
New York
Carmen
Hiley
Georgia Belle
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Detroit
Ae Hiley
Orleans
Riley
Governor Proposes Biennial Sessions and Tax Reform
Governor Thomas W. Hardwick to the 1922 Georgia legislature outlines a near non political fiscal plea for a modern budget system, a graduated income tax as an ad valorem replacement, auditing of all boards, and biennial sessions. He urges retrenchment, elimination of waste, and a rigid Australian ballot law while stressing income based taxation to fund schools and state needs.
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Atlanta
Thomas W. Hardwick
General Assembly
Railroad Commission
State Highway Department
Dorsey
Eid
Georgia
South
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Assembly
Hardine
GOV
Valdostan
Peach Market
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