Railroad rate review discussed by President Harding with ICC
President Harding met with Interstate Commerce Commission members at the commission headquarters to discuss downward revisions of railroad rates for necessities. The talks aimed to reassure that the subject remains under review by the commission. The report notes a prior mention by a Spanish noblewoman about a neck wen.
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Washington
Harding
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Rail Wages Cut 12 Percent by Labor Board Decision
Chicago June 1 Approximately two thirds of the wage increase granted railroad employees last July by the railroad labor board will be deducted starting July 1. From the $600,000,000 annual increase, nearly $400,000,000 will be cut according to the board's ruling.
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United States Labor Board
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Nl Dept
National League Scores and Tulsa Race Disturbances Report
National League games across New York and Pittsburgh produced varied results as Philadelphia and New York split a doubleheader and Chicago tops Pittsburgh while St Louis defeats Cincinnati. Tulsa, Oklahoma, endures violent racial clashes with martial law, mass arrests, and thousands displaced as authorities battle fires and guard the segregated Negro quarter.
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Tulsa
Okla
Gustafeon
Oda
Tulen
Oklahoma National Guard
Acros
St. Louis & San Francisco
Baseball scores wrap from the American League games
In ERRee, Boston wins 6 to 7 as Jones and Walters share the mound duties. Philadelphia slugs 3 runs in the third game while Washington edge New York behind steady pitching.
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R. H. E. Boston
Jones
Walters
Perry
Nayllor
Berkins
Nitro Injury Proves Fatal in Wyoming Ranch Incident
Henry Kkreger, seriously injured a week earlier when a nitroglycerin can exploded during work on a ranch in Worland Wyoming, died yesterday. He was badly mutilated and one sex was grown of (likely misspelling in source) and the event is reported as a fatal accident.
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Worland
Wyo
Henry Kkreger
Teuton accused of sinking hospital ship is dismissed
In Moravia near Auburn New York John D Rockefeller spoke with a relative about his childhood and shared memories of prosperity as he rewarded local youths with buffalo nickels after a visit. In Germany the trial of ex Lieutenant Karl Neumann for Dover Castle sinking concluded with innocence established in a preliminary exam.
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Teuton
Pears Sr
Mr. Rockefeller
Moravia
J B. van Duyne
Onanan
Galing
Luipsic
Germany
Associated Press
Karl Neumann
Dover Castle
Anglo Japanese Alliance Renewal Aimed by Britain
The Nichi Nichi Shimbun in Tokyo reports Britain seeks to extend the Anglo Japanese alliance for another year as preparations continue.
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Tokio
Associated
Britain
Nichi Nidhi
Japan
Bandits Given Life Sentences In Denver Bank Robbery
In Denver on June 1 four bandits Reginald Locke Thomas Coleman Charles Chere were sentenced to life confinement for the Hosengers of the Stockyards bank robbery two months earlier netting about 25000. The men pled not guilty earlier and received leniency requests from their attorney. Court proceedings included brief moments of emotion as the judge pronounced life terms in the state penitentiary.
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Denver
Reginald Locke
Thomay Jd
Coleman
Charles Chere
Dudge
EO Arast
Micky Carroll
Alrior
Horin
Harry Coleman
Ganon City
Ciel
Jovke
Fon Aplee
First Reparation Checks Issued Today in New York
New York reports the first checks issued on reparation with 895,723,900 marks from Germany. The funds are deposited with the New York Federal Reserve to the credit of the Bank of England and Bank of France. Representing Germany are Hallgarten & Co Equitable Trust Speyer & Co and the Guaranty Trust Co.
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New York
Germany
New York Bank
Cernan
Dépont
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Bank of England
Ihe Bank of France
Gorneny
Hallgarten & Co
Equitable Trist
Speyer & Co
Guaranty Truat Co
Nomination of Reynolds for U.S. collector post in Wyoming
Washington June 1 The nomination of Marshall Reynolds of Kemmerer to be collector of customs for the district of Wyoming was sent to the Senate today. The Kemmerer attorney Reynolds is praised for his legal training business ability and strong reputation in World War I service.
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Washington
Marshall &, Reynolds
Kemmerer
District of
Yom
Senate
Widlent iMerding
Marnlmn
Reynolda
Leilllant
St. Millet
Femnlye
Argonne
Meuse
Verdun
Wyoming
Head Invet
Reynolds
Custons
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Ocores
Casper Daily Negro
MIOT
H. E
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Ryan
G. Smith
Baumgartner
Peters
Benton
E. Smith
Snyder
Pittsburgh
R. H. E. Chicago
Martin, York and Daly
O’farrell
iGlazner
Schmidt
Cincinnati
R. H. E. St. Louis
Haines and
Dilhoefer
Rixey, Nafuier and
Hargrave
Boston
R. H. E. Beagliare
Ruether and Miller
Watson and
Eill
Charles W. Paley
Homer Cline, Jr
Tulse Prewion
Glson
Sapulpa
Leo Shamate
Hecenal Bokicn
Teres
Rae
Tate
Adj. Dien
Barrett
Can Unite
Guardamen
Tick Rowland
Archeretree
City All
Markham
OD. Evans
den Hans Carwing
Oklamosla Cty
Gia
Moore
Tuleu
Robertson
Travernor Robertson
R. H. E. Jones
Bush
Ruel
Rommel
Per
Washington i
Ays Chang
Ohnson Chai
Kansas City
Underworld
Denzel Chester
Mix Florence Barton
Chester
Broken Bow
Neb
Uhoio
Lillian Chester
Tosert
Mise Barton
Rockefeller
Buffalo
Auburn
Hig Hood
van Arsdale Place
John 1. Rockefeller
Hia Kin
Walking Glen
Leipsic
Berlin
Tte
Duaal
Inemier von Kaler
Bavaria
Guanla
Rinwohuwehr
Chatwat
Chile
Emberrinsiie
Chianowllar
Ger
Bandits Civen
U. S
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