Coal Operators and Union Officials Seek Settlement Basis
Representatives from coal operators and miners' unions met in Washington at President Harding's behest to negotiate a nationwide coal strike settlement. Separate sessions for bituminous and anthracite sectors were agreed with bituminous to reconvene tomorrow and anthracite to meet again next Thursday after talks with Secretary Fall.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Miners’ Union
John L. Lewis
Hoover
Davis
S. D. Warriner
Phillip Murray
United Mine Workers
Woman 15 Killed in Livingston Dynamite Attack
A dynamite blast shattered the Urbach home near Livingston killing Mrs. Urbach at age 15 asleep beside her husband. Ernest Urbach wounded and unconscious. three sons and a farm hand escaped harm. Suspects are being sought as Sheriff McClarty warned of possible arrests tomorrow. The couple were pioneer Park County residents. their eldest son Albert was the first Park County soldier killed in France. The blast demolished the stone dwelling and debris spread far.
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Ernest Urbach
Urbach
Urbachs
George Urbach
James MecClarty
Park County
Albert
France
Irregulars Engage Civilians as Dublin Battles Continue
Dublin remains tense as sniping erupts in insurgent districts and street fighting occurs around Moran's hotel and North Star. National troops patrol empty streets while irregulars shrink to about six to seven hundred, with Bray irregulars moving toward the city and authorities seeking a ceasefire.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Amiens
Stanley Street
O'Neill
Byrne
North Star
Moran's Hotel
Talbot Street
IT. W. W
Rathfarnham
Bray
Rail Executives Say No Traffic Interruption From Shopmen Strike
Chicago July 1. Railroads report no disruption as nationwide shopmen strike begins. Executives cite government and public sentiment protecting on duty workers and those replacing strikers. Beardedtown incident noted. Chicago area sees no interruptions as 100,000 affected.
Mountain region shopmen strike nearly complete
The six international shop craft unions report about 95 percent effectiveness among Rocky Mountain day shifts. More than 15,000 workers in 28 Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, New Mexico, Arizona, and Texas locations walked out at 10 AM. Denver saw near total participation with 300 striking. one small group continued at Globe Arizona. The action included parades and mild demonstrations with no major disturbances.
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International Brotherhoods
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Colorado
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Montana
New Mexico
Arizona
Texas
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Globe
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la Junta
Col
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Casper
Bridge Blown Up Cuts Rail Link South of Drogheda
The main line bridge two miles south of Drogheda has been blown up, severing railway communication between Belfast and Dublin.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Drogheda
Belfast
Senate approves 30 cents per bushel tariff on wheat
Washington July 1 Senate votes 38 to 12 to fix a 30 cent per bushel tariff on wheat a move Democratic leaders say would cost Americans 100 million dollars. Senator McCumber of North Dakota explains aim to keep northern spring wheat prices above world levels and notes any consumer impact would be minimal. The body quickly approves amendments including 78 cents per 100 pounds on flour and various rates on potatoes onions peaches pears tomato paste and other goods.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Dakotas
Minnesota
Provisional Free State clears remaining insurgents after Four Courts fall
Dublin reports the surrender of more than 50 rebels in Capel Street as the government moves to purge pockets of resistance. The mood shifts after Rory O Connor and Liam Mellows relinquished leadership, yet officials warn the threat persists nationwide.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Free State
Four Courts
Capel Street
Rory O'Connor
Liam Mellowes
Dail
Marked Decrease in Tax Collections in Montana
Montana tax data show federal taxes for the year ending June 30 1922 totaled 3 885 880 11 dollars. This marks a decline from 5 341 698 09 dollars in the prior year.
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Associated Press
Helena
Montana
C. A. Rasmussen
Illinois Central shopmen strike figures released
About 10,000 shopmen on the Illinois Central railroad, with 4,000 joining the nationwide strike that began today, according to figures distributed tonight by a United States railroad labor board member. The poll reportedly covers the entire system and is the first complete count for any road centered in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad
United States Railroad Labor Board
Railroad Shop Craftsm en in Butte Strike Rages
More than 200 railway shop employees across six crafts walked out in Butte at 10 am. About 69 were car cleaners and repairers, 20 machinists, with roundhouse, boilermaker, sheet metal, blacksmith and electrician workers making up the rest. The strike was reported 100 percent effective in Butte. Northern Pacific shops at Livingston, Milwaukee at Deer Lodge, Short Line at Pocatello were affected. Butte Anaconda Pacific not involved. Engineers and other roles were not included. The day passed smoothly through Butte as department heads oversaw operations.
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Butte
Northern Pacific
Livingston
Milwaukee
Deer Lodge
Pocatello
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Friendly Horse Rescues Farmer From Plow
In Galena Ul a plow horse freed farmer James Funston who was pinned under a tipped plow on a hillside. After an hour under the heavy implement Funston escaped when the horse pushed the plow aside. He suffered a fractured leg and other injuries.
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Associated Press
Galena
James Funston
Funston
Strike Hits Railroads As Shopmen Walkout Across Nations
Chicago reports from 128 of 201 class 1 lines show a near universal walkout by shopmen. B M Jewell of the AFL says results will be compiled and shared by tomorrow night. He warns the strike could disrupt traffic within a week with no wage cuts or changed working rules. Executives counter that only a small share of cars are affected and equipment repair is high.
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Beardstown
Chicago
Northwestern Lines
American Federation of Labor
Labor Board
Associated Press
B. M. Jewell
Thomas Dewitt Cuyler
Railway Executives Organization
Cuyler
United States Railroad Labor Board
White House
Mr. Jewell
Shell shocked vet starves in Bryant Park
Louis Fedrow, four times wounded and shell shocked from service in France, was found starving and rain-soaked on a Bryant Park bench in New York. A policeman and cash collections among officers supplied food and coffee. he recalled enlisting in the 108d infantry in May 1917 and losing his wife and daughter after his return.
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New York
France
Italy
Louis Fedrow
Bryant Park
Station House
108D
Boston
Fedrow
Clash in Gleiwitz Leaves 15 Dead 25 Wounded
Report from Gleiwitz in Silesia says a collision between German civilians and a French detachment this morning killed 15 and wounded 25. A state of siege is proclaimed as French armored cars patrol streets and rifle fire continues tonight.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Gleiwitz
Silesia
Highway Commission Owes Penitentiary $98,000
Helena July 1 The state highway commission owes the penitentiary 98000 for road work gasoline and truck assembling according to former Warden Frank Conley who testified in the state's suit for an accounting. He said he would aid in collection and noted lack of records though he would keep a diary if he did it again.
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Associated Press
Helena
State Highway Commission
Frank Conley
Conley
Highway Commission
Legislative Appropriations Committee
Valston Ranch
Silo
A. J. Horsky
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S. M. Felton
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