Railroad shop unions urge no strike amid talks
Representatives of six railroad shop unions in Washington telegraphed shop employees nationwide to refrain from striking until a final settlement on demands. The administration consented to a national agreement covering rules and working conditions, with 450000 workers represented. Key issues are a national agreement and a substantial wage increase to offset rising living costs. Officials promised to sign a new agreement, and workers seek timely information on wage positions.
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Trial by high court urged for Caillaux in treason case
Paris reports that Joseph Caillaux former premier now under arrest for a year and a half on treason charges is recommended for trial by a high court by the attorney general of the republic. It is understood that the attorney general finds no ground for prosecuting Deputy Louis Loustalot who was connected with Caillaux.
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British Prepare To Quit Russia
London reports the British government plans to send a naval force to Russia to aid evacuation of Archangel and keep regular troops ready if needed. Separate dispatch from Omsk notes a loyalty pledge to Admiral Kolchak by the Aktiukinsk zemstvo assembly after 15 months under Bolshevik rule. Paris item cites a Russian political commission advising on Spitzbergen disposition.
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Honduran Rebels Capture Four Towns in Atlantida Department
San Salvador dispatches report Honduran revolutionary forces have seized Camaguay Gracias Camasca and Marcala in the Atlantida region. Government troops claim successes at Tupacenti and Gutierrez is said to have been routed, taking refuge on El Bajuco mountain. Col. Francisco Carbona reportedly defeated yesterday at Caballitos and Guascoran.
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England liquor control repeal plans stir in Parliament
London July 31 The Daily Mail reports that pro prohibition MPs plan a secret push within Parliament to uphold wartime liquor controls and the restricted sale hours, as part of the ongoing anti liquor movement.
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Majority vote to release prisoners in Paris
General Pershing stated that about 1 8000 German prisoners held by the American army may be released as soon as the German peace treaty is retained by three of the great powers. He added that American ratification may not be required.
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Universal training urged by Oregonian
Washington July 31 Universal army and navy and vocational training for youths between 18 and 20 years and a national registration system are proposed in a bill introduced today by Senator Chamberlain Democrat of Oregon and referred to the military committee. Chairman Kahn of the house mil introduced. OUSLEY TO RESIGN. Washington July 31 Clarence Ousley assistant Secretary of Agriculture since 1937 today announces resignation to return to private business. He was director of agricultural extension from Texas prior to coming to the department to serve through the war emergency.
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Mexico Frames Land Expropriation Fear in Sonora
Washington reports a Mexican agrarian law in Sonora threatens American landholdings with expropriation. US complaints allege bonds lack value, government default on interest, and possible confiscation. Secret service presence in Tampico oils fuels concerns over foreign oil firms.
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Pershing Opposes Moving Yank Dead to Cemetery
General Pershing told correspondents that he opposed moving American dead to the cemetery. He named Payne of Thomas Beott of Gomesticut and Henry Havinson of California as members of the shipping board.
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