Executives to canvass vote on shopmen strike
Cincinnati June 9 The six railway shop crafts unions in all three divisions will meet in Chicago June 4 to canvass the shopmen strike ballot due June 25 A triple ballot seeks approval of a $60 000 000 pay cut ordered by the railroad labor board effective July 1 Ballots were mailed with a five day extension to July 1 so members could be advised of results Union leaders warn a walkout may occur if the vote is yes.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
Railway Shop Crafts
Chicago
R. M. Jewell
Federated Shop Crafts
Railroad Inder Board
Ford proposal favored for power and nitrate projects
Washington lawmakers settle on Ford’s plan as the only one deemed worthy of serious consideration for private development of the dam and nitrate plants. The reports discuss Gorgas unit implications, possible War Department leasing, and conditions to ensure completion and fair value, with further debate continuing.
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Washington
McKenzi
Ford
Gorgas
Don
Congress
Ye Shoals
Hlinois
Ihe
Democrat
Georgia
Jains
Riifan
Michigan
Secretary of War
Dama
Telegraphers to dodge third wage cut in railroad plan
Rumors say the railroad labor board will exclude about 81 000 telegraphers from the upcoming third wage reduction. Clerks and signal crews face the next round, with debate over smaller cuts for clerical staff since their prior raises lagged behind other groups.
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Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Man Caught Delivering Moonshine in West B Street Incident
Henry Slusher was found with a gallon moonshine keg at 136 West B Street yesterday. He was fined 100 dollars after being accused of delivering the product.
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Aden
Henry Slusher
West B Street
Slusher
Price of Coal Scored Again In Senate Debate
Washington climate of labor tension as Senator Walsh Democrat of Massachusetts condemns coal price extortions and criticizes government tolerance. He argues patience with coal shortages is exhausted amid rising costs and political scrutiny.
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Washington, Sune
Senate
Walsh
Democrat
Mass
President Harding Praises Princeton War Service
President Harding accepted an honorary Princeton degree and lauded the university for its wartime contributions and postwar intellect. He cited John Witherspoon and Princeton's enduring role in American liberty, urging continued patriotism and effort in the future.
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Princeton
N. J
United States
Harding
Princetons
Harding Praises Washington as Princeton Monument Dedication
President Harding lauds General Washington and Continental Army at Princeton for valor and sacrifice during the Trenton Princeton campaign. He says the true monument is liberty and representative government, not stone, and calls Americans to renew devotion to the national cause amid past hardships.
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Princeton
N. J
Washington
Harding
Trenton-Princeton
Heroom
Uberty
Rotary election contest keen many candidates in meeting
In Los Angeles on June, the Rotary International presidency race narrowed among Kansas City’s Raymond Havens, Orange Texas’ J. Lutcher Stark, and Coppock of Council Bluffs Iowa after no candidate won a majority. The elections committee adjourned to select the leader while international directors were elected from a slate including Hert Craddock, Ralph Bristol, Herbert Wilson, John Turner, Robert Patterson, Alexander Wilkie, and R Jeffery Lydiatt.
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Los Angeles
Cal
International Association of Rotary Clubs Today
Mes
Raymond Havens
Kansas City
J. Lutcher Stark
Orange
Texas
William Coppock
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Havens
Stark
Coppock
International Board
Harry Hert Craddock
Minneapolis, Minn
Ralph Bristol
Ogden
Utah
Herbert C.wilson
Worcester
Mass
John Turner
Tampa
Fla
Robert Patterson
Dayton
Ohio
Alexander Wilkie
Edinburgh
Scotland
R. Jeffery Lydiatt
Calgary
Alberta
Young Keenan Faces Second Trial in Sheridan Court
Sheridan Wyoming June 9 James Keenan a Sheridan family member is rearrested on a manslaughter charge connected to the May 27 death of Miss Petra Myhre a teacher who died in a Big Horn road crash when an automobile driven by Keenan overturned Also named in the party were Eva Hammond and Don Donaldson with Hammond noting drinking at Mina Doyle's apartment The case was dismissed for lack of evidence before the rearrest ordered by County Attorney Harvey Lonabaugh Judge Snively praised Keenan's conduct.
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Sheridan, Wyo
James Keenan
Sheridan
Petra Myhre
Big Horn Road
Keenan
of & Nem Rave
Speeu
Harvey Lonabaugh
Scott K. Snively
Miss Myhre
Eva Hammond
Don Donaldson
On Wings of Wireless sensational radio crime tale
Arthur B. Reeve introduces Craig Kennedy in a thrilling serial set around a gang misusing radio. The Casper Daily Tribune features the installment, with NEA Service Speciality handling the serialization and the June 10 publication date.
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Radio Marvelous
Arthur B. Reeve
Heevye
Craig Kennedy
Revere
NEA
The
Casper Daily Tribune
Major Herbert H. White Court Martial Dismissal Order Issued
In San Antonio at Fort Houston a court martial found Major Herbert H. White guilty of conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman under the ninety fifth article of war and sentenced him to dismissal from the army effective midnight last night.
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San Antonio
Texas
Herbert H. White
Fort Bam Flouston
Matron of Girls' Home Slain in Jackson
The body of Miss Alice Mallett forty-year-old assistant matron of the Crittendon home for girls was found with the head crushed and throat slashed near the home. An axe and razor used, bloodhounds brought in, clues scarce, and a long struggle likely. Police plan to question carnival and circus staff between last night and morning.
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Crittendon Home
Jackson, Mich
Jackson
Mich
Alice Mallett
Crittendon
Miss Mallett
Oregon
Sansun Bombarded by Greek Fleet on Black Sea
The Turkish town of Sansun on the Black Sea was bombarded yesterday by a Greek fleet causing damage whose extent is not yet known.
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Sansun
Black Sea
Sunday School Held at Garden Creek Palla
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will hold its regular Sunday school at Garden Creek Palla on Sunday at 10 30 am.
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Garden Creek
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Sainte
Garden Creek Palla
Mexican General Blanco Killed by Custom Guards
reports from Laredo say General Liablo Blanco formerly of the Mexican army and a companion Martine were captured and killed by Mexican custom guards near the Rio Grande Bay Crossing a few miles north of Laredo as they attempted to enter Mexico from Texas with a small band of followers.
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Laredo
Texas
Liablo Blanco
Martine
Crowsing
Rio Grande
Blanco
Mexico
C L Martin Seeks Natrona Sheriff Nomination
C L Martin an employee of the Standard refinery announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Natrona County sheriff. He has years of related work experience and says he is qualified. He is not related to former sheriff Lee Martin. The Order of Railway Telegraphers seeks a charter to create a national bank in St Louis.
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Order of Railway Telegraphers
St. Louie
New Lighting Installed at Arkeon Dancing Academy
Exterior enhancements at Arkeon dancing academy include prpud lights and a large permetric sign. The lighting aids parking management in the lot just north of the building, improving visibility for arriving patrons.
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Arkeon
Arkeon Dancing Academy
Baseball Scores From City and Nation notable hits
Philadelphia over Philadelphia 5 to 4 in nine innings with Pfeffer and Athemist on base. New York defeats visitors 3 to 1 behind Alexander Hartnett Nebf Shen Snyder battery. Pittsburgh loses 7 to 3 as Cooper Yellowhorse Gooch Deadiger O Neill excel. Brooklyn falls 17 to 2 with Couch Gillexple Wingo Grimes Miller handling pitching and defense.
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New York
Alexander and Hartnett
Nebf, Shen and Snyder
Ueaton
R. HL FE
Brooklyn
KR. A. F. Ciochunati
Batterins — Couch
Gillexple
Wingo
Grimes and Miller
Batteryslineup and postponed game amid vague notes
Incomplete scoreline shows Detroit and St. Louis teams with listed players Harris Perkins Ferguson Plercy Keel Danforth Severeld and others. Cleveland Washington and Detroit game postponed due to unspecified cause amid garbled OCR text.
Anderson of Sydney Announces U S Senate Candidacy
J W Anderson formerly senator from Richland county in the 1521 Montana state assembly has declared his intention to run for United States senator on the Republican ticket as reported in Helena Montana.
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Helena
Mont
J. W. Anderson
Sydney
Richland County
United States
Holdups Near Sheridan Captured In Wyoming
Jack Roe and George Howard wanted for holding up the Salt Creek pool hall fled toward Sheridan where Sheriff Stevenson of Buffalo captured them. Deputy Sheriffs Leslie Snow and George Smith will return them to Casper. About $70 was taken in the holdup. Several other arrests for drunkenness and theft were reported by the sheriff's office with Turner and Webster among those detained.
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Jack Roe
George Howard
Salt Creek
Sheridan
Stevenson
Buffalo
Casper
Leslie Snow
George Smith
Jack Vogel
Vogel
Ben Hewitt
Hewitt
E. EB. Turner
Ball Creek
Lea Snow
Turner
Lusk
Ted
Robert Duncan
Grace
Iowa
Charles Peterson
Mike Webster
Patterson
Brown
Admiral Kato Offered Post as Japanese Premier
Tokyo June 9. Admiral Baron Kato was offered the premiership of Japan. He asked time to consider forming a cabinet to succeed Premier Takahashi, who resigned Tuesday. Kato led the Japanese delegation to the Washington army conference.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Baron Kato
Japan
Takahashi
Admiral Kato
Washington
Jobs Safe in Hotels Stores and Offices in Montana
Helena Mont June 9 The state industrial accident board announces a new classification with the lowest rate under Montana accident insurance. Chairman Jerome G Locke says hotel and restaurant jobs and store and office work are the safest according to the board’s classification.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
State Industrial Accident Board
Jerome G. Locke
Kidnappers of Girl Hunted Around Cody Wyoming
Armed posses search the country around Cony Wyoming for Velma Daily a 16 year old girl believed kidnapped from a ranch near Cody. Her parents found her room undisturbed by morning and tracks from a car led from the house but were not traced. A former ranch employee also disappeared as authorities seek clues to her whereabouts.
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Denver
Colo
Cony
Wyo
Mias Velma
Cody
Denver Post
Veltma
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