Rail unions claim no interference in potential shopcraft strike
Cincinnati report says M Jewell president of railway employes department declares officers will not stop a 1,225,000 member strike if decided by shopcraft and maintenance of way workers. He warns strike would be decisive and unblocked by union leaders. Also AFL convention defeats plan to amalgamate all unions into single industrial organizations.
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Germans plan to check next demonstration in Berlin
Berlin reports a Koenigsberg clash between Reichswehr and Communists during a Hindenburg commemoration. The defense ministry says Reichswehr will carry ball cartridges in marching formations. One death occurred. The eight kilometer parade drew 120,000 participants. troops faced rocks and stocks as police restored order. Chinese piracy leads ships to hire guards. Cleveland to build a half million dollar apartment for women professionals.
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World Powers Meet at The Hague Open Preliminary Talks
The conference opens June 26 in The Netherlands with Foreign Minister Van Karnebesk of Hotland presiding. Britain Italy and France seek harmonized positions on Russia while France pushes to withdraw the Genoa memorandum before talks resume. Preliminary meetings begin today and are expected to shape policy toward the Soviet delegation.
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Hotland
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France
Italy
Genoa
Russia
Great Britain
Russia vows firm stance before Hague talks amid new mutual aid fears
Moscow officials say Russia will keep the same position as at Genoa with only possible concessions on private property laws. Karl Radek argues the Hague conference will hinder rather than help, and Russia demands mutual respect and continued economic cooperation with the United States despite famine relief tensions.
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Assoociated
Associated Prean
Genoa
Karl Radek
Pubority
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Hughes
Poincare
Russia
France
America
Obenchain Case Speeds Up in Second Trial
Witnesses for the prosecution were expected to be called in the second trial of Mrs Madalynne Obenchain for the murder of J Belton Kennedy. The case centers on the Beverly Glen shooting the night of August but the testimony has progressed quickly due to familiarity with the facts. The earlier trial ended with an acquittal.
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Los Angeles
Madalynne Obenchain
J. Belton Kennedy
Beverly Glen
Ken
Nedy
Anguet
Usmug
Flag Day Observance Inspires Patriotism by Elks Lodge
Inspiring Flag Day program in the new Elks Lodge auditorium featured a talk by the governor on American history and national unity. A. E. Stirrett read a complete record of the flag while Charles Weldner chaired in W. J. Chamberlin's absence. The room glowed with patriotic decor as the national anthem was sung.
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Elks’ Lodge
A. EE. Stirrett
Charles T. Weldner
W. J. Chamberlin
B. B. Brooks
Suitcase Ties Glenrock Cattle Theft to Casper Telegram
A Casper case ties 26 head of cattle stolen from the Harry Iba ranch to a suitcase held there for a week and linked to Floyd Kirkendall of Casper. The cattle were shipped to Chadron after the theft, with a chase and failed bankside cashing adding to the mystery as authorities keep the suitcase and clothing unclaimed.
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American Express Company
Casper
Chadron
Neb
Floyd Kirkendall
Wye
Glenrock
Big Muddy
Kirkendall
Theo Rustler
Bond Could Trigger Return of Fleeing Man
Sheriff Joseph Marquis stated that unless Chadron posts a suitable bond for the man’s return, authorities fear he has relocated from Chadron. The remark came Thursday morning as part of the ongoing pursuit.
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Chadron
Joseph Marquis
Grocery Business Sold in Casper Wyoming Deal
Notice states the sale of a grocery business at 1444 Beat B Second Casper Wyoming to BP A Senff. All payments and bills to Ella M. Schaeffer. Dated June 15, 2011.
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Casper
Wyo
BP. A. Senff
All Claire
Ella M. Schaeffer
Pinkham remedies midwife reader testifies to relief
Mia Hennietta Miller of Dayton Ohio describes severe pain and inability to turn in bed due to illness. After two Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound and one Blood Medicine she reports regularity without pain and weight gain. She offers to answer inquiries about her experience.
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Pinkham
Henrietta
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Mia Hennietta Miller
37Sprague St
Dayton, Ohio
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