Labor amendment legalizes peaceful strikes and picketing
Washington June ? The Webb amendment to the Clayton anti trust bill was adopted nearly unanimously, making peaceful strikes and picketing not unlawful under the Sherman law. The measure adds to section 18 to preserve labor rights and curb court interference during disputes, with debate over wording and scope noted.
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Washington
House
Webb
Judiciary
Wilson
American Federation of Labor
Murdock
Kansas
Henry
Texas
Station 18
A. F. of 1
Judiciary Committee
Lbor
Moore
Pennsylvania
Thaw Fights for Freedom at Supreme Court on Appeal
Harry K. Thaw’s bid to avoid return to Mattewan reaches the United States Supreme Court on appeal from New Hampshire. A further bail application is expected after the court rules on the appeal.
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Washington
Harry K.thasw
Matteuwan
United States Supreme Court
New Hampshire
How Is Your Liver Best Pill Ad Claims Health
An old advertisement urges readers to take Hand's Pill best for liver issues and biliousness. It touts a sugar coated, easily swallowed tablet that eases constipation and bad taste. Priced at 25 cents, available at druggists or by mail from G. J. Hood Co. Lowell, Mass.
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G. J. Hood Co
Lowell
Masa
Threat to Tie Up Rails West of Chicago
In the western rail system some 72,000 engineers, firemen, and carmen threaten a strike over wage demands. After breaking talks with the general managers committee, employee representatives met in executive session to discuss a referendum vote. Managers argue the wage rise would raise annual payrolls by about 33 million dollars.
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Chicago
Dune
General Managers Committee
New Haven Railroad Affairs Discussed in Cabinet
Washington on June 3 cabinet meeting covered New Haven railroad matters, with emphasis on the dissolution plan and Governor Walsh's recommendations to the Massachusetts Legislature to advance plans for the exposition of New Haven holdings.
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Washington
New Haven
Walsh
Massachusetts
American League Yesterday's Games Roundup
Yesterday's schedule featured Boston beating Philadelphia 3 2 in the first game and 4 2 in the nightcap with Leonard Thomas Hush Sebang Fos ter Cooper Cady and Thomas handling the batteries. New York edged Washington 9 8 as Boehling Ayres Engle Henry Wille iuss Fisher Cole Keating Neanamaker worked behind the plate. Cleveland hosted St Louis to a 3 0 Cleveland win with Taylor Agnew Hagerman O Neil on the mound. Detroit defeated Chicago 5 2 with Hall Stanage Russell Schalks as battery mates.
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Boston
Philadelpha
Leonard
Thomas
Hush
Sebang
Philadelphia
Penwork
Shawkey
Lapp
Foster
Cooper
Cady
New York
Washington
Boehling
Ayres
Engle
Henry
Wille Iuss Fisher
Cole
Keating
Neanamaker
Cleveland
St. Louis
Cleve Tank
Balkan War Aftermath Brings New Specter of Peril
Reports from London describe continued strife in Thrace Macedonia and Albania after the war's formal end. Forced conversions, massacres, and displacement surge as borders are redrawn and religions clash. Greek refugees flood Salonica, while Jews flee Silomen under harsh laws, signaling a renewed cycle of ethnic oppression across the region.
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London
Thrace
Macedonia
Albania
Athens
Vienna
Kirk Kiliexe
Lule Burgas
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Catte
Athéne
Salonicit
Silomen
Balkan upheaval and exile amid war fatigue across Albania and Thrace
Widespread displacement of Jews and Greeks leaves daily two to three thousand fleeing, threatening shipping and urban life. Albania faces upheaval as 400000 Greeks reportedly cling to a 540000 southern province. Epirus factions resist Moret rule amid ongoing Kortina fighting. Atrocity rumors rise, famine gnaws the Balkan peninsula, and old racial feuds persist despite the Balkan league’s war.
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Thrace
Salonica
Albania
New Albania
Epirius
Epirotes
Fierre
Kortina
Near East
Corda
Balkan
Balkan League
New Haven Railroad Workers Vote Approval Of Wage Increase
Announcement reported in New Haven that the wage increase plan from arbitration in New York City last July has been adopted by the joint committee of the Brotherhood of Trainmen and Order of Railway Conductors, with a 7 percent raise for trainmen under the new schedule.
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New Haven
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New York City
the Brotherhood of Trainmen and Order of Jey
National League Results From Brooklyn and Chicago
In Brooklyn Boston edged Brooklyn 3 2 in 14 innings in a fret game. Second game Brooklyn 4 Boston. Pfeffer Fischer Cochran Strand Gowdy. Chicago Chicago 7 Pittsburg 3. St Louis St Louis 5 Cincinnati 4 Hagerman Doak Wingo Connor Davenport Ingerson Benton Clarke. Philadelphia Philadelphia 9 New York 2 first game. Orschger Billifer Marquand Fromme McLean. New York 0 second game Tesrean Meyers Melean Jacobs Tincup Mattison Killifer Burns.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Rooklyn
James
Whi
Govedy
Reulbach
Miller
Pfeffer
Fischer
Cochrehan
Strand
Gowdy
Chicago
Pittsburg
Pierce
Archer
Adams
Cooper
Gibson
Kafors
St. Louie
St. Lous
Cincinnati
Hagerman
Doak
Wingo
Connor
Davenport
Ingerson
Benton
Clarke
Philadelphia
New York
Teries
Orschger
Billifer
Marquand
Fromme
Mclean
Hiphia
Tesrean
Meyers
Melean
Jacobs
Tincup
Mattison
Killifer
Burns
McKensie Elected Princeton Track Captain And Baseball Notes
D McKensie named captain of Princeton track team after consistent scoring for two years, hailed from Hartford. Harvard mile third by McKensie. Rankin Johnson battles Walter Johnson in pitching, Jost wins 2 1. Pittsburg fans petition NL president Tener over Rigler on Forbes Field. Britton of St Louis backs major league representation. Burns leads NL hitting at .366. Wagner and Byrnes follow. Crawford tops AL batting at .258. Fisher of Middlebury stars with 4-1, Johnson strong NL with 8-4, Herzog directs Reds. Somers denies Birmingham manager change rumors. St Louis talent questioned if Miller joins Feds. Rene of Chicago tosses season’s first no hitter against Cleveland. one unearned run scores due to errors.
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D. McKensie
Princeton
MC Mckenzie
Tigers
Hartford
Conn
Harvard
Rankin Johnson
Walter Johnson
Boston Johnson
Walter
Doc Crandall
Giant
Pittsburg
Tener
Pure Rigler
Forbes Field
Pitteburg
Britton
St. Louis
Pres
George Stallings
Brave
Tuck Herzog
Reds
Pirates
George Burns
Giants
Burns
Byrnes
Wagner
Dutchman
Toston
Sam Crawford
Clyde Milan
Washington
Joe Jackson
Cobb
Ray Fisher
Middlebury College
Johnson
Charlie Herzog
Herzog
Exeter captain Kelley heads to West Point for Army football
James P. Kelley, Exeter football captain last fall, travels to Duluth, Minnesota to prepare for West Point. He is a registered Exeter voter and was appointed to West Point by Senator Hollis, signaling strong Army football potential for the fall season. Ty Cobb may join the Tigers late this week or early next. Walter Tolson reports to Boston for rib injury rehab and the Red Sox add pitcher from Roanoke.
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James P. Kelley
Exeter
Duluth
Mich
West Point Military Academy
Ley
West Point
Hollis
Kelley
Army
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Walter Tolson
Red Sox
Roanoke
Boston
Georgetown University
Georgetown
Lees
Steven Evans
Joe Tinker
Johnny Mack
Yale
Vermont Academy
Hrattleboro High School
Calgary
Edmonton
Johnny McGrayn
Pirates
O'Toole
Hannon
Chicago Nationale
Pitehar Knoestner
Cincinnati
Wold
Nunamaker
Highlanders
Chancervener
Columbia
Mullin
Detroit
Amilton
St. Louie
Teareau
New York
Jack Miller
St. Lows
Hie
Pittsburg
Feds
Miller
Bed Sore Healed Like Magic by Comfort Powder
Fort Wayne nurse Misa Frieda M Auer reports a case of a bedridden old lady with a developing sore who was treated with Comfort Powder and saw the sore heal unexpectedly quickly. The advertisement promotes Comfort Powder as a skin healing wonder.
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Misa Frieda M. Auer
Fort Wayne
Ind
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Birmingham
St. Towle
Braves
Rene
Hart Schaffner
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