Solon Criticizes Coronado Coal Ruling On Union Case
Senator La Follette denounces the Supreme Court decision as ominous for union labor, arguing the ruling overreaches on questions beyond the case and mutters about unincorporated associations as entities. A rehearing was announced in Fort Smith Arkansas on Coronado Coal and unions case.
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Supreme Court
Coronado
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Arkansas
la Follette
Taft
Taff-Vale
Fort Smith, Arit
Jone
Coronado Coal Company and Associates
International and District Mine Workers’ Unions
J. B. McDonough
Suggestions Turned Down in Senate Report on Efforts
Secretary Hoover disclosed to the Senate that he and Secretary Davis sought informal settlement suggestions to end the coal strike but to date none succeeded. He noted government agencies lack authority to terminate the strike and offered figures on April to June coal consumption and on hand supplies as of June 4.
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Houser
Senate
Davis
Commerce
Walsh
Massaachusetts
Hoover Eaid
Sen
New York Oil stock soars amid broker speculation
A surge in the New York Oil stock, previously $12 to $24, jumped to $36.50 on a New York curb trade amid heavy quiet buying by officials and brokers. Analysts expect further gains, with some predicting $60 soon, backed by the company’s $10 million capital and potential high-value developments.
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New York
Casper
New York Curb Exchange
Taylor and Clay
Focal
New York Oil Company
Wage Reduction Decision Affects 1 200 000 Rail Workers
Labor leaders in Cincinnati say it will take at least 30 days to canvass the strike vote authorize by eleven railroad brotherhoods and sons. About 1.2 million workers are affected by the potential action. B M Jewell presided the union meeting. no binding agreement was reached pending membership approval. The wage dispute centers on a living wage versus the saving wage urged by Secretary Davis and President Harding. The labor board is accused of ignoring both sides and workers' evidence.
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Cincinnati
Rairoad Brotherhoods and Sons
B. M. Jewell
Railroad Department
American Federation of Labor
Jewell
Railroad Labor Board
Davis
Harding
Labor Board
National League Scores From Philadelphia to Brooklyn
Baseball results show Philadelphia beating NBatterices 5 to 0 with 7 hits and 1 error. St Louis defeated Boston 5 to 2 as Barfoot and Ainsmith combined on the mound. Chicago beat New York 3 to 1 in New York. Cincinnati triumphed over Brooklyn 6 to 7 with strong offense and errorless defense.
Baseball Scores and Batteries From Evening Games
In Chicago New York beat Chicago with 4 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors. Batterlies were Bush Schang Schuppe McCabe Hodge Schalk. Detroit hosted Philadelphia with 9 to 3, Naylor Heimach Perkins Frimke Bossier. Cleveland saw Washington at 0 1 1 1 4 0, with Franc Turk leading batteries. St Louis faced Boston, columns show Collins Ruel Davis Severeld in a dated line score.
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R. H. E. New York
Batterlies
Bush
Schang
Schuppe
McCabe
Hodge
Schalk
Detroit
Philadelphia
Naylor, Heimach
Perkins
Frimke
Bossier
St. Louis
Elder Nominates for Sheriff in August GOP Primaries
K. W. Buck Elder of Casper announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff, subject to the August primaries. He operates the Wigwam and is well known in business and social circles locally.
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K. W
Buck) Elder
Casper
Elder
Bethlehem-Lackawanna Merger Backed for FTC Inquiry
Bethlehem Steel president Eugene Grape welcomed a full federal trade commission investigation into the proposed Bethlehem Steel and Lackawanna Steel merger. The statement issued in New York signals cooperation with federal review and potential regulatory scrutiny.
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New York
Jone
Eugene K Grape
Rbethlehem Steel Corporation
Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Bethlehem
Lackawanna Steel Company
Value of coal seized in war must be paid to owner
Richmond June 7 The United States circuit court of appeals ruled that coal seized by railroads in transit during the war must be compensated based on the laws governing ownership rather than the cost of the canal at the mines or on the trains.
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Richmond
Milroads
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Movelaton Fere
Bandit slain in Denver identified as J. J. McNeal
Denver police say the bandit killed during a Saturday night robbery attempt at a filling station has been identified as J. J. McNeal of Kansas City Missouri. McNeal had recently been convicted of highway robbery in Kansas City and was out on bond.
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Colo
J. J. McNeal
Kansas City
McNeal
Divorced Goebel Murderist’s Widow Plans New Marriage
Mrs. Alma Youtsey, once married to Henry E. Youtsey linked to the Goebel murder case, announces marriage intentions to Cincinnati merchant Harry F. Lynch on June 7. Youtsey, imprisoned for complicity, served 18 years before release and divorce from her ex-husband followed.
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Alma Youtsey
Henry E. Youtsey
Caleb Powers
James Howard
Kentucky
William Goebel
Frankfort
Harry F. Lynch
Cincinnati
Opposition blocks Wu Pei-fu plan for central government return
Wu Pei-fu seeks Li Yuan-hung to relaunch a centralized Peking regime but faces Sun Yat-sen’s rejection of the presidency in Canton. Li waives acceptance pending south China upheaval and Sun’s stance could decide whether Wu gains control as Canton's parliament contemplates.
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Wu Pei-Fu
Li Yuan-Hung
Peking
Sun Yat-Hon
South China Republic
Canton
Tiantsin
Sun Yat Sen
Tin
Sug
Chang Tso Lin
Manchuria
Hau
Chang
Citizens’ Committee
Sun
South China
Algo
Bankera
Injunction Sought in Oil Contract Case in New Jersey
In New Jersey Vice Chancellor John H. Backes heard an injunction request from World Commerce Corp of Boise Idaho to halt prosecution in a breach of contract suit involving Mexican oil properties valued at over 1 million dollars. Metropolitan Petroleum Co of New York filed suit. The court ordered Metropolitan officers to show cause next Tuesday why the injunction should not be granted.
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Nywark
N. J
John H. Backes
Worlt Commerce Corporation
Boles
Idaho
Metropolitan Petroleum Company of
New York
Metropolitan Company
Li Yuan Hung Declines While Condemning Military Rule
A telegraphed manifesto from Li Yuan Hung denounces military elites and their role in China’s political decay. He recalls 1917 events and rejects resuming the presidency while blaming parliament for empowering militarists. He notes past conflicts and root causes of China’s strife.
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Tientsin
Associated
Preas
China
Lii Yuan Hung
Central
Peking
Stars join effort to show Rotary world film industry
Mary Pickford Doug Fairbanks William Hart Pauline Frederick and Charlie Chaplin form a committee to entertain Rotarians at the world convention opening in Los Angeles June 6. Delegates from the United States Canada Europe and other continents attend with about six thousand Rotarians and wives expected. The last day includes studio tours and a noon performance at the Auditorium Bow will host an all star cast in a charity play for visitors.
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Calif
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Doug Fairbanks
Billy Hart
Pauline Frederick
Charlie Chaplin
California
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Canada
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Africa
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Australia
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Ireland
Wales
Mairbanks
Lenine Reported Stricken by Acute Gastritis
Riga June 7 The Associated Press reports Soviet Premier Lenin is seriously ill with acute gastritis and high fever after an attack on May 8. An official bulletin today notes some improvement in Lenin's condition as monitored by M. Yureneff the Russian Soviet ambassador to Lithuania.
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Associated Press
Allied Reparations Commission
France
Bankers’ Committee
Germany
Riga
M. Vyureneff
Lithunia
Lenine
Voday
Cardinal Logue warns Ireland faces chaos if unity falters
In Haggardstown a sermon by Cardinal Logue, primate of Ireland, marks seven centuries of struggle for freedom and urges unity to avoid returning to the chaos and confusion that has troubled the country. He warns that internal dissension may ruin gains toward independence.
Boy Held for Manslaughter In Bicycle Shooting
Miami Pa June 7 William Lester 15 faces manslaughter charges for killing Phillip Heslington Jr 13 at a coroner inquest found the death stemmed from wounds when Lester tried to shoot an object from the victim s hand as he rode away on a bicycle
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Pla
William Lester
Phillip Heslington Jr
Young Heslington
Lester
Victio
Union shop crafts vote calls for nationwide strike poll
Cincinnati reports the executive council of six shop crafts unions orders a triple ballot poll of about 400 000 railway shopmen on three vacations with rapid printing and distribution planned. Toledo notes delegates at the Federated Shop Crafts convention on the Wabash Railroad adopt a resolution demanding an immediate strike vote on yesterdays wage cut by the railroad labor board.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Associated Press
B. M. Jewell
Chicago
Toledo
Federated Shop Crafts of the Wabash Railroad System
Railroad Labor Board
R. M. Jewell
American Federation For Labor
Franta Corporation Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Franta corporation held its annual meeting at the Consolidated Royalty building offices with director elections to be held for the coming year. H H P Merree, secretary and treasurer of the county, arrived from Denver to attend the session.
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The
Franta Corporation
Harry B. Durham
Consolidated Royalty Building
HH. FP. Merree
Countoy
Denver
Brookhart Backed by GOP in Iowa Senate Nomination Fight
In Iowa the Republican campaign chair from Illinois announced party support for Smith W Brookhart as the GOP senator nominee. Iowa primary tallies show Brookhart leading with about 190,106 votes, against Mickett 60,? and others. A Tulsa widow, Beatrice I Bintey, supports her three children while pursuing higher education and a teaching career.
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Associated Press
Smith W. Brookhart
United States
Iowa
McCormick
Illinois
Brookhart
PBS Movies
Tave
Mickett
Thorne
Francia
Sweet
Grantey
Ama
Mire
Beatrice I. Bintey
Tulsa
Okla
Hay
Pacific Treaty Not Involved In Japanese Cabinet Crisis
The Privy Council in Tokio ruled today that the Washington armament agreements, part of the Pacific treaty framework, are international in character and not affected by Japan's cabinet crisis. Admiral Baron Kato, a Washington delegate and navy minister, echoed the council's view.
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Preas
Treaties
Agreamanta
Japan
Orlala
Privy Council
Washington
Baron Kato
Navy
Takahesh
Arma
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