Labor Leaders Rally as AFL Opens Convention
Veteran AFL figureheads declare unions will conquer opposition and defend organized labor amid a Denver convention. President Gompers appeals for closer ties with farmers, pledges unity, and condemns measures aimed at welfare and agricultural departments. Delegates from U S and Canada attend, welcomed by Governor Shoup.
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Denver
Col
Arctics
American Federation of Lavor
United Ay
Iave
Coiell
Irish Republic
America
Montreal
Russia
Canada
United States
Gompers
Samuel Gompers Inn
American Federation of Labor
Lance
Department of Public Welfare
Labor Department
Department of Agriculture
Mr. Gompers
Labor Movement of America
Samuel Gomnpers
Executive Council
Federation
Shoup
Colorado
Bulley
Gomipera
Organized Labor
Carpenters’ Union
Building Trees Department
Young Fisherman Drowns in Lake Manang
June 14 report from Connell Bluffs Iowa notes George Crocker aged eighteen drowned when the fishing boat capsized on Lake Manang. His brother Crocker, who was aboard, escaped to shore with help arriving for recovery efforts.
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Iowa
Connell Bluffs
George Crocker
Lake Manang
Crock
Arin
Gary Warns Against Reds at Syracuse Commencement
J one 14 E. H. Gary, chairman of United States Steel, told Syracuse University students that capital fuels progress and prosperity, warning communism would threaten Russia and urging open opportunity for both capital and labor with government checks on excesses. He argued productive labor earns decent wages and that a nation without capital falls into decay.
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Syracuse
N.Y. Jone
E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Syracuse University
Russia
America
Gary
English Strike Nears End After Settlement Talks
Reports from multiple mining centers show growing support among miners for accepting the latest offer to end the coal war. Meetings to study the deal will precede a Wednesday ballot while a minority remains unreconciled. Herbert Smith, acting union president, says a two thirds vote against the proposals would be needed to continue the strike.
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London
Dine M
Herbert Smith
Miners’ Union
Sims denies recall reports garbled by Denby
London reports quote Admiral Sims saying garbled extracts of his Baye speech led to misunderstandings. He acknowledged receiving Secretary Denby’s recall but declined to discuss details.
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London
Denby
Willin
Sis
Admiral Sims
Sims
Marine Strike Ends After Conference Reach
Secretary of Labor Davis announced the marine strike ended after conferences with Admiral Henson retiring chair of the shipping board and Mr Lasker. The agreement was signed by Admiral Benson Mr Lasker WL Brown president of the Marine Engineers’ Republic association and Davis. Mr Brown ordered all locals to return to their posts abandoned on May 1.
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Washington
Davis
Mr. Davis
Admiral Henson
Shipping Board
A. D. Lasker
Clairnan
Ie Board
Ademiral Benson
Mr.Lasker
WL. Brown
Marina Engineers' Hepelicia) Association
Brown
Must Have Search Warrant in Missouri Beer Case
Federal Judge Faris ruled the seizure of home brewed beer at Dr. Lingelbert Voerster’s home violated procedure and could not be used as evidence. The judge dismissed the case but denied returning the contraband beer to the physician.
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St. Louis
Faris
Ken
Lingelbert Voerster
Farle
Harding Names Naval Aid to President Harding
Captain Halston UWolnes of the Mayflower was designated naval aide to President Harding. He will command the presii dental yacht and serve in the new role starting June 14.
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Harding
Naval Aid
Washington
Courtoander Halston Uwolnes
Will Cota
President Urges Youth to Attend Citizens Military Camps
President Harding calls on every capable young man to join a War Department citizens' military training camp this summer. He hopes to establish a nationwide voluntary program training at least 100,000 men annually, strengthening the regular army with citizen forces under a peaceful peacetime framework.
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Washington
Harding
War Department
Wen Eer
Army of
United States
Peace Bill Passes Porter Resolution in House Vote
The Porter substitute for the Klux peace resolution passed the House by 305 to 61 and moves to conference. A later roll call stood 803 to 0. Representative Flood offered a discriminatory amendment to permit a mitment agreement with Germany and the allied powers for armament limits, defeated 274 to 112. The measure faces delay in conference amid party leadership disputes over drafts.
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Porter
Washington
Jae Th
House
Representative Flood
Virginia
Germany
Senate
Baseball Scores From Monday's National and American Leagues
National League games saw Chicago defeating Boston 6 to 0 and Pittsburgh beating Philadelphia 12 to 8. Brooklyn triumphed over Cincinnati 3 to 1, while St Louis routed New York 30 to 1. American League results include Chicago over Boston 4 to 0, Philadelphia 7 over St Louis 4, New York 13 over Detroit 5, Cleveland 10 over Washington 0.
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Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St Louis
New York
St. Louis
York
Detroit
Kleveland
Washington
L. Pet
Bowton
Chhelmats
Cleveland
Sryseee Bere
Areca Philadelphia
Senate considers new boing bill with McLemore name
Senate debate centers on a veterans adjusted compensation bill known as the McLurder plan. Penrose proposes restricting benefits to combatant servicemen while detailing cost estimates from 1.5 to 4.9 billion dollars with payments set to begin July 1, 1922.
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Senate
Commmitee
Congress
Treasury
Alleged rum runner halted at Hammond police line
Leonard Hill of Detroit was arrested in Hammond while attempting to ferry alcohol across the state line to Chicago. Police say he offered a bribe, then discarded a wishbone when denied. He had previously escaped capture in several incidents during the pursuit.
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Hammond, Inn
State Line
Chileago
Leonard Hill
Detroit
Hammond
Congress Debates Request to Reprint Harvey Speech
A Washington Senate resolution seeks to inform whether there is justification to reprint the May 1, 1991 Harvey speech in the official record. The effort aims to determine relevance to the reform or restatement of Admiral Vivian speech from June 7. The move involves Senator Wardlee of Mississippi and President Harding’s administration context.
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Harding
Jackaes
Senate
Washingtane
Wardlee
Dem. Miss
Eatlen
Compromise at Reading Pa Ends Printer Strike
Union jet printers in Reading large establishments return to work on a compromise agreement. They will work 44 hours a week instead of 48 and wages drop from 88 to 350 per week. Other job offices had already resumed work earlier.
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Reading
Harding to Visit Old Lodge in New Bern Anniversary
President Harding accepted an invitation to speak on the 360th anniversary of Saints John Lodge of Masons in New Bern North Carolina. The lodge was addressed by George Washington on its twentieth anniversary.
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Washington
Harding
Saints John Lodge of Masons
Newbern
N.C
George Washington
Chicago Strikers Return to Work as Wage talks loom
About twenty thousand to twenty five thousand building trades workers return to their jobs in Chicago under orders from federal judge Lands. They resume work pending a wage decision expected before the first payroll is prepared. Workers will receive the old wage if the decision is not reached by payday.
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Chicazo
Federal Judge Lands
Bankers to Raise 25 Million for Livestock Loans
Washington reports that J P Morgan and eastern financiers will fund half of a 50 million loan pool to aid the livestock industry with 25 million to be matched by western bankers. Ex president Gomez dies in New York at the Plaza Hotel.
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I. P. Morgan
Washington
J. P. Moregan
Treasury
Gomez
New York
Cen
Jose M. Gomes
Cubo
SAY 17 KILLED AT BELFAST WEEKEND
Dublin reports said seventeen people were killed and forty wounded in weekend Belfast violence according to informant material. The tally reflects a deadly surge in attacks with casualties across multiple districts.
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Say
Belfast
Dublin
Arkansas River Rising Flood Threatens Hutchinson Parks
Arkansas river waters rose rapidly prompting river overflows in Hutchinson Kansas. City officials report Ark river at a high level with dykes being bolstered at Nickerson as Reno county engineers warn of ongoing flood risk to Riverside and Carey parks.
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Hutchinson
Kon
Arkansas River
Riverside
Carey Parks
Mr. MeKenn
Reno County
Nickerson
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Aids Woman's Health
Mrs J H Meyer of Orange California credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing a serious series of gynecological issues and avoiding surgery after decades of suffering. She notes relief from tumors displacements and other ailments and praises the product for aiding aging changes. The letter highlights the campaign to reassure readers about medicinal claims despite potential social stigma.
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Orange, Cal
Gotzie
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. H. Meyer
South Orange St
Orange
California
Meyerbad
Why Druggists Recommend Swamp-Root
For years druggists have watched the remarkable record of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root the kidney liver and bladder medicine. It is a physician's prescription. Swamp-Root strengthens kidneys and liver and helps them do their work. It has stood the test of years with many friends. Send ten cents for a sample bottle by writing Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY and mentioning this paper.
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Binghamton, N. Y
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