Outlaw Shopmen Strike Sparks National Rail Turmoil
The walkout of shopmen, with union leaders claiming near full participation and railway executives predicting minimal traffic disruption, prompts the labor board to declare striking workers as outlaws while urging new employee associations to represent workers before the board.
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B. M. Jewell
Associated Press
Spokane
Wash
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Six railway unions outlawed by labor board
Chicago July 3 The United States railroad labor board outlawed the six railway shop crafts unions that struck Saturday. In a formal resolution the board declared the actions illegal and ordered an end to the labor dispute.
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United States Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Strikers In Rail Labor Conflict Widened Restrictions
Maintenance of way workers in Livingston Montana were ordered to remain at posts by a local chairman. In New York executives of eastern railroads said strikers had forfeited all rights including pensions and promotion priority after the labor board ultimatum. Strikers who return to work would be treated as new hires.
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Timothy Healy
Healy
Labor Board
Hooper
Mr. Jewell
American Association of Railway Executives
New York City
New York
Eastern
St. Louis
Southern’ Pacific
G. S. Walid
New York Central Lines
Cleveland
Elkhart
Ind
Dunkirk
N. Y
Wabash
Ben W. Hooper
J. R. Weaver
F. M. Rothas
Weaver
Rothas
Oregon Short Line
Livingston
Mont
C. EK. Crooks
Minneapolis
A. EF. Tecca
Associate
United States Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Eastern Railroads
Call Up on Men Consider Acts and Return to Service
A message urges every right thinking man to return to service within 48 hours to consider the strike's impact on themselves and their families. It argues the strike defies governmental authority and targets the foundation of law, signed by KEF Calvin vice president Union Pacific system.
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KE. EF. Calvin
Union Pacific System
Deer Lodge Visitors Flock for Fourth Celebrations
A flurry of guests and travelers visit Deer Lodge for Independence Day events. Local residents welcomed relatives from Philipsburg Spokane Anaconda Butte and Idaho while others returned from trips to Syracuse Cassopolis Toronto and North Dakota.
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Philipsburg
Roy Doud
Kiwanis Club
Toronto
Canada
Deer Lodge
Doud
Mobridge
S. D
Lloyd Marsh
Spokane
Ww. I. Marsh
North Dakota
Johanna Jacobson
Ovando
Chester Tincher
Hall
Charles Keim
Judith Gap
Anaconda
Charles Merchant
Butte
Merchant
Pete Vannier
Idaho
Ruby Kimmerly
Avon
Mable Stiner
J. A. Ward
Anna Boyle
Martha
Two Earthquake Shocks Reported Near Washington
Two earthquake shocks were recorded on the Georgetown University seismograph. One occurred this afternoon between 4:28 and 4:35 PM and appeared local, possibly within the United States, about 700 to 800 miles from Washington. The second shock, felt this morning, was at a greater distance.
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Washington
Georgetown University
United States
Delegates Arrive for Epworth Meet in Neihart
Great Falls July 3 Two hundred delegates registered by 6 pm at the twenty seventh annual Montana Epworth League convention and institute in Neihart Belt creek canyon one half mile south of town. More than 500 expected attend sessions through July 10. Delegates include Senator W L Lewis state president Fort Benton Bishop Charles Wesley Burns Helena and district superintendents Dr C L Bovard J A Martin C G Cole Blaine F E Kirkpatrick W E J Gratz C M Donaldson Dean A Lemon and L H Clifford.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Montana State Lope Worth League
Neihart
Belt Creek Canyon
Epworth League
W. 12. Lewis
Fort Benton
Charles Wesley Burns
Helena
Co. L. Bovard
Butte
J. A. Martin
Charles G. Cole
Havre
Blaine FE. Kirkpatrick
Salem
Ore
W. E. J. Gratz
Chicago
Charles M. Donaldson
Montana Wesleyan
Dean A. ©. Lemon
Ll. Clifford
Harding Spending Fourth at Marion
President Harding arrived in Marion Ohio for his first visit since inauguration. He reached Columbus on the overland journey and was met by a delegation of Marion friends who would escort him to his home town.
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The
Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
Harding
Columbus
U S Debt Reduced by Over One Billion in Year
The treasury announced a reduction of 1 014 000 000 in the public debt for the fiscal year ending June 30 and a 175 000 000 drop in June. Final figures show government receipts and expenditures last year produced a 314 000 000 surplus.
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Associated Press
Washington
The
Treasury
Big Deer Lodge Fourth Of July Rodeo Thrills Montana Crowd
Deer Lodge hosts a grand Fourth of July celebration with rodeo shows mounted by top riders. Milwaukee train from Butte and Anaconda brings visitors as finals decide bucking, bulldogging, and roping champions. Women riders impress, while Yakima Canutt suffers a minor injury. Results: Bucking Jess Coates on Stranger first. Calf Roping Ed McCarty 36 4 5 seconds. Steer Bulldogging Slim Casky 18 seconds. Ladies relay won by Donna Glover. Roman Race lead by Eddie McCarty.
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Debrer
Montana
Deer Lange
Milwaukee
Butte
Anaconda
Butte Mines
Kiwanis Club
Deer Lodge
Redbird
Donna Glover
Helen Elliott
Yakima Canutt
Husband Kills Wife Then Shoots Self in Nashville
Ed gar McFarland, 29, shot his wife Gertrude, 35, in Nashville then turned the gun on himself. Mrs McFarland died late tonight. Police say the couple’s accounts fail as McFarland’s vocal cords were paralyzed by the bullet.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Edgar McFarland
Gertrude
McFarland
Inspector Drowned After Speedboat Explosion
Gulfport Mississippi July 3 United States immigration inspector H M Course 51 drowned after an explosion on the speedboat Vindicator. Four other men were returning from a fishing trip when the incident occurred.
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Associated Press
Gulfport
Miss
H. M. Course
United States Immigration
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