President Harding Witnesses Navy Game on Mayflower Cruise
President Harding interrupted his weekend Mayflower cruise by stopping at the naval academy to watch the middy team trounce West Point 8 to 6. After the game, the president and party boarded the Mayflower barge for a yacht departure, with returns showing 3,100 vote margins for some unions and elections, while stormy weather affected shrimp fleets and vessels near St Augustine and St George's bar.
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M Parland Chosen As Typographical Union Head
John McParland was re elected president of the International Typographical Union in the May 24 election. Returns from 660 of 780 local unions received at the union printers home show Water W Barrett as first vice president with other officers to be announced.
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Colorado Springs
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John McParland
International Typographical Union
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Water
Power Companies Will Be Merged
Washington Water Power company will acquire Intermountain Power, creating greater stability for the utility. Intermountain owned a 112 mile transmission line from Long Lake to the railroad sub station at Taunton, Wash. Payment will be partly cash and partly Washington Water Power stock.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington Water Power Company
Intermountain Power Company
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Intermountain Company
Washington Water Power
Long Lake
Taunton
Eighteen Rescued From Coast Gale Off Mayport
Eighteen survivors of craft unable to withstand yesterday's gale were aboard the shipping board steamer Sundance off Mayport awaiting a crossing. Seven of the rescued were from the schooner Marian N Cobb as the group contended with the coast wind and sea.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
Shipping Board
Sundance
Mayport
Marian N. Cobb
Woman Indicted on Perjury Charge in Codd Case
Spokane May 30 Indictments in the Maurice Codd murder case include a defense witness Mrs Sant Rimubbena and another woman Mrs Rove Pawany. Both were charged with perjury for their testimony before the county grand jury. The fourth person named in the Codd case faces the same charge.
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Spokane
Sant
Maurice Codd
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Codd
Rove’ Pawany
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Sant Rimubbena
Wage cut to slash railway pay by fifty million dollars
The Associated Press reports in Chicago that another fifty million dollars will be trimmed from yearly wages of railway workers, affecting over four hundred thousand shop craft employees and maintenance of way staff. The action, paired with last Sunday's reductions, aims to save railways about one hundred million dollars.
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Chicago
Herald and Examiner
Billings voters push petition for new Montana nominating law
At a Billings meeting on May 30 voters moved to circulate Yellowstone county petitions to submit a new nominating law to Montana voters in November. The measure needs eight percent of state voters across at least 22 counties. Many signatures were gathered with A G Bagley in Butte en route home from the Knights of Columbus meeting in Francisco.
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Knight of Columbus
Francisco
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Order
Butte
Knights
Montana
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