Trolleymen Pay to Be Arbitrated and New Fight Move
A new attempt to bar the Dempsey Carpentier fight fails as an injunction thwarted. Toohey says arbitration will cover all disputed issues and select a three member board. Wage cuts working conditions and other matters will go to the arbitration panel to form a new working agreement between union and Connecticut company. Newark action seeks to indict Tex Rickard and others in a civil suit to block the bout with Dempsey and Carpentier.
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Trolleymoen'a
Connecticut
Gina Deen
Union
John Toohey
Ince Union
iBtr
Tether
Wune
Toohey
Mame
Mill Chase
Arbitration Board
Connecticut Company
Frank L. Kibling
Bridgeport Vines
J. B. Potter
Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Garvan
Jersey City
Herbert Clark Gilson
International Reform Area
New Republican House Members Demand Action
Eleven first term Republicans urged colleagues to attend a conference to plan how new members can gain influence in House proceedings. Representative Ausman of York said the gathering aims to improve cooperation between old and new members, not revolt, as about a hundred new Republicans seek greater impact after months of inaction.
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Washington
Ausorge Ot York
Congress
Ny Trr
Eerse
Hitchcock
Flood
House
Porter
Knox
De Valera Resists Quick Peace Conference Reply
Dublin June 28 Associated Press Emmmon De Valera Irish Republican leader is not yet ready to commit to Lloyd George invitation for an Irish settlement conference He states unity of Ireland is essential to any lasting peace and will consult principal representatives before replying further The Irish Bulletin publishes his reply to the British premier with emphasis on unity as a prerequisite.
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DE Valera
Lloyd-George
Ulster
London
Dublin
Associated Press
Eemonn de Valera
Lloyd George
Ireland
Irish Bulletin
Dai Hireann
Islands
Sinn Fein Party Ignores Opening of Parliament in Dublin
June 28 Associated Press reports the opening of Parliament in Dublin was a purely formal act to satisfy Home Rule conditions. Lord Chief Justice Moloney and Charles O'Connor read the proclamation summoning the assembly as only a few members attended, including imperial senators and others.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Moloney
Charles O'Connor
Rolls
Imperial
Senate
My College
St Vincent's Alumni Aid Nurses Relief Fund Dinner
St Vincent's Hospital training school alumni held a dinner at Zoe Stratfield last evening to honor 17 graduates. The event included a business meeting, election of officers, and a plan for each member to donate one day's pay to the Nurses Relief Fund by July 27. About 110 members attended. solos were sung by Julia DeLaney and Mary Sullivan.
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ST. Vincent’s
Stratfield
Miss
Mary O’kane
Vincent Hospital Trainin School Association
Zoe Stratield
Nree
Offeets
Macy Okbre
FR. N
Julian Moran
Aaron
R. N
Josephine Sullwam
R. 2
Presient
Elsie Rev. KR. X
Aloina Miontena R. M
Margaret E
Amusricni Nurses Association
Lowise Tivwolt
BR. Fld
Danbury
Mary i Schwalm
Manesun St
Bridgeport
Alice O'Connell
East Pelauil St. Torrington
May Hoverts
Cherry St. Naluigatuck
Mary
Miesowna
Sound Beach
Helen Brazil
a.Andrew
East Main St
Waterbury
Barbara Lebowich
Artist Wins Prize In Nick of Time
New York reports that artist Frank Schwartz, recently out of the army’s camouflage section, faced eviction while painting in Greenwich Village. A letter arrived announcing his painting Heroism won the Prix de Rome with a three year Rome fellowship to follow, securing his future.
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New York
Frank Schwartz
Army
San
Greenwich Village
American Academy
Rome
British miners gain 37 million subsidy share in profits
A government subsidy of 10 million pounds will back a new eighteen month wage and profit sharing plan for British miners. The agreement creates national and district boards to regulate a 20 percent wage rise above prewar levels plus a share of profits, replacing terms miners recently rejected. The move aims to cushion three months of wage cuts and restore industrial relations amid reduced coal exports.
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London
Associated Pressi
Tne
House of Commons
Lloyd Gearze
Rousing Welcome for Captain R G Woodside Visit
Captain Robert G Woodside, veteran of foreign wars and hero of the World wars, received a rousing welcome from a visiting crowd. He arrived at 4 30 yesterday and departed amid cheers as he left the city, the crowd showing loud appreciation.
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Robert G. Woodside
Rinoghiel
Ani
Otsinder
Marne
Crbrary
Ex-con Karl Sohr Linked to New York Legislative Probe
Karl Sohr a former Sing Sing convict tied to police records and a Meyer Legislative committee probe in New York City. He began criminal work in Bridgeport in 1918, served two years at Wethersfield, and was later used as a subpoena server before being discharged after his prison record surfaced.
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Karl Sohr
Sing Sing
Tesela
Meyer Legislative Committee
New York City
Bridgeport
Wethersfield Prison
O'Malley
New York
Chers
Bohr
Japanese Diet Members Gall At White House Visit
The Japanese Diet delegation led by Baron Shidehara was received by President Harding and Secretary Hughes at the White House. They toured the mansion, laid a wreath at Mount Vernon, then dined with the Japanese ambassador and about 30 Congress members. They will depart for Philadelphia and Pittsburgh tomorrow.
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Washington
Baron Shidehara
White House
Harding
Hughes
Hye
Mount Vernon
Congress
Japan
Orient
Philadelphia
Pleesburgh
R R Stowe Retired Lumber Dealer Dead
R R Stowe a retired lumber dealer aged about 74 years died yesterday at his home 74 Jackson avenue He had retired from business ten years ago The survivor includes his widow one daughter Mrs Bila Fy Blackman Morris and four sons William B Stowe Mortimer D B Stowe Frederick G Stowe and Patrolman Herbert Stowe Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon from the local church with burial at Stevenson cemetery
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Reuben R. Stowe
Yestern
Jackson Aven
Mr. Stowe
Wiliam
Stowe
J. Stowe
Hridgewert
Bila Fy Blackman
Morris
William B. Stown
Mortimer DB. Stowe
Predorick G. Stowe
Patrolnap Herbert Toowe
Ar Aclank
Stevenson
Separate Peace Pacts With Germany and Austria
Washington reports no clear leadership change in the Senate amid Borah's disarmament push. Borah introduced the proposal last December, it passed the Senate with 74 votes and no yeas against. The House offered a more modest alternative, now in conference, with a final decision expected this week.
R R Rules Stay In Effect During Federal Control
Chicago June 24 All rules under national agreements in effect during federal control of the railroads that are not modified by local conferences or substitutes remain in force. The Railroad Labor Board ruled overtime above established hours must be paid at pro rata rates, effectively paying ten hours at the eight hour rate unless overtime rates have been previously agreed.
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Chicago
Railroad Tabor Board
Army Bill Needs Modification Says President
President Harding is likely to sign the army appropriation bill reducing the standing army to 150000 but will urge Congress to modify provisions at the next session. A White House suggestion to the war department led to a conference with Weeks Gillet Mandel Speaker Green Vermont Borah and others where Borah proposed personnel cuts drawing the president’s careful attention to the clause.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
White House
War Department
Weeks
Gillet
Republtcam
Mandel
Ote
Greens
Vermont
House Military Committee
Borah
Repub
Thaho
Ten Gallon Still Found In Tenement Raid
Police raid on a five family tenement at 177 Arruce Street uncovered a homemade copper still and mash. Owner Alex Buday was arrested and held on $200 bail after officers with Sergeant Joseph Corgana and officers Auger and Foscer seized two wharrels of mash and several gallons of what was described as genuine moonshine. A truck was chartered to transport the still to police headquarters.
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Arruce Street
Alex Budaay
Che “Edn
Aix Galvins
Joseph Corgana
Folicamen Auger
Foscer
New York Aldermen Stage Fifth Battle
Vice Chairmen William P. Kenneally and Bruce M. Falconer clashed during a New York aldermen session. The dispute over a ruling led to a scuffle with blows, desks jolted, and sergeant-at-arms separating the combatants after a sustained argument.
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New York
Wiliam P. Kenneally
Board of Aldermen
Bruce M. Falconer
Falconer
Kenneally
Onair
First Step Toward Making of First U S Budget
Washington June 58 The first step toward creating a federal budget will occur tomorrow at what may be the first meeting of its kind in American history a conference of all executive and administrative officials of the government. District Dawes of the budget prepared a statement outlining the director's views on the machinery and coordination needed for a successful budget system. President Harding is expected to preside and associates say he has begun gathering loose ends to announce that the budget will cap spending at its current level once in place. A system of rewards and punishments will urge accurate estimates. The results will be presented to the President for action.
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Washington
Dawes
Harding
Burning Schooner Sighting Off New York Coast
Ward Line steamer Mexico reported spotting a burning schooner at 1 P.M. Sunday in lat 28 07, long TF. After approaching and firing several shots, Captain Jones could not detect life as the vessel burned to the waterline, leaving no clues to identify it.
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York
Ward Line
Mexico
Havana
Jones
State Trooper Killed Near Matewan Williamson WV
A state trooper William McMillion died in Williamson hospital from a bullet wound suffered during a shootout between Matewan and Lyon West Virginia. Three other state policemen were fired upon by unknown assailants while investigating reported trouble in the Williamson coal fields, per Captain J. Ry Brockus.
Democrats to Fight Pact on End of War in Both Chambers
Washington June 28 The House and Senate Republican conferees reach a compromise to end the war with Germany and Austria. The plan declares war at an end and preserves American property, with Democratic leaders opposing the report. Conferees aim to send the measure to President Harding by Friday for his signature before the Fourth of July.
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Congress
Washington
Sena House
Harding
Germany
Austria
Senate
Hi House
House
Chapman Porter
House Foreign
Knox
United States of America
House Debates Borah Proposal on Naval Budget
The House spent the day on the conference report for the naval appropriation bill. It did not pass the Borah disarmament amendment but may take it up tomorrow. House members debated aviation funding and approved 4.423 million for new aircraft instead of the 6.124 million authorized by the Senate.
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Washington
House
Riport
Senate
Milburns goal wins for Yankee poloists in Britain
In Hurlingham England on June 28 Devereux Milburn captain of the American Meadowbrook polo team scored the decisive goal in a 7 to 3 victory over the British Woodpeckers. The Americans included Milburn Watson Webb Strawbridge and Studdart among others while the Woodpeckers featured Lt Colonel Mellvill Ashton Lord Dalmeny and Major Harrison in a tournament for the champion cup with eight teams.
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Huruingham
England
Associated Presa
Devereux Milburn
Meadowbrook
Woodpeckers
Wondpeckers
Louis Studdart
Watson Webb
Robert
Strawbridge
Milburn
T. P. Mellvill
Anglo Japanese Alliance Conference Update
London on June 28 reports the imperial foreign secretary, Loral Curgon, explaining the Anglo Japanese alliance and saying no tilt toward either side. He aims to provide facts for a full understanding of the position without bias.
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London
Tre
Loral Curgon
Todas
Aviators Delayed In Coast to Coast Tri
Al Paso Texas June 1 Aviators David R Davis and the Sniinger whose nonstop flight from Riverside California to New York was halted here late yesterday when engine trouble forced them to land were unable to continue a journey today A3 wing and a tail piece of machine were damaged last night in a wind storm that same area time over and the start probably will be delayed until tomorrow
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AL Paso
Texas
David R. Davis
Sniinger
Riverside
Cal
New York
Land
Prohibition Debate Highlights Louisiana Senator Broussard Critique
Louisiana Senator Broussard denounced the Willis Campbell bill as a forerunner of the Volstead act and urged an amendment to permit beer production and sale. He argued Prohibition creates unrest while a House draft awaits judiciary action and a subcommittee prepares a path to presidential decision.
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Washington
Senate
Broussard
Louisiana
Willis-Campbell
House
Judiciary Committee
Somorrow
Seter Sterling
South Dakota
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Carmen
State of New Jersey
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Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kear
Jennges Carpentier
François Descarps
Republican House
Sinn Fein
Lloyd-George Telis
Grant
R. G. Woodside
N.Y
Karl Lohr
Meyer Committee
Rising Sun Empire
R. R. Stowe
Mark Sullivan
Horah
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Ziset
Miller
Labor Board
U. S
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Fiood
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