Recognition of Union Sought in Higher Courts
In Morgantown the union seeks to overturn a non union operation by seeking an injunction. Judge Lesage resumes the case, ruling that the wage scale contract from 1911 did not bind the four companies named. Union leaders vow to test enforcement of such contracts and pursue relief through courts.
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Atrat
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India State For Union
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Ion
Wie Salted Line
Henongahsie” Comt Angociation
Es Mech
Operatora
Townseod
L¢ Union
Mauras
Bittner
Broadway Madness Strikes as Missing Heir Case Unfolds
Trenton New Jersey June 9 Troopers and state police searched Burn Aashermans shack and riverfront cottages along the Delaware near Trenton for Walter Ward heir to a New York millionaire. A pigeon message from Bryn Athyn Pa bearing Ward’s plea for help prompted the hunt. The note identified as IF 26 Ae33T2 traced to Johnson’s in 2334. Police sought owner details from carrier-pigeon federation.
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Pennsylvania
Walter S. Ward
Trenton
Peters
N. J
Dpennnylvania
Aasherman
Wno
Delaware
Walter E& Ward
Minning
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Tam
Delaware River
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Troupere
Willaretta Athte
Hure
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Vm Atation
Berk Pigeon
Cunningham
Jorney
A. Johnson
International Federation of Carrier Pigeon Fancleres
Washington, D. C
Johoson
Doylestown
Willie Willis Gurrvtgee 1910 Prospect Promise
Fragmentary OCR reads Willie Willis Gurrvtgee 1910 with publishers predicting a bonet qulifse. The text is garbled and unreadable in places but hints at a 1910 publication or notice. No clear event, persons, or organizations can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
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Willie Willis
Spring wheat hits low mark on June 1 report
The Agriculture Department released its June 1 crop conditions showing spring wheat at 78.5 percent of normal, drier states like Kansas Nebraska affected by drought while Texas Ohio Indiana and Kansas show some improvement. Winter wheat production is now about 43 7 million bushels but down 5 million from May though aided by larger last autumn planting. Prospects uncertain as planting of corn and other crops continues.
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Sarecintet Perens
Department of Agriculture
Tate
Kansan
Atterbury Named Witness in Caldwell Suit
General Atterbury, president of the Pennsylvania railroad, was named as a witness for Anna Caldwell in a federal case seeking $500,000 from John W Hubbard Pittburgh. The trial was postponed to September term as Hubbard introduced Caldwell to Caldwell in Atlantic City five years ago and claimed the two were only friends.
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Pittahdurgh
W. We Atterbury
Pennay
Vania Railroad
Anna Caldwell
New York
Autrary
John W. Hubbard
Pitteburgh
Atterbury India
Exi E Hubbard
Mies Caldwen
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Difference of 43 56 Starts Policeman Serving Warrants
In a Charleston street store confrontation, Luther Vance testified that a check for 44 cents led to a warrant and a claim of a 44 cent payment. He accused Caldwell and Taylor of meddling while expressing anger at being targeted by warrants and the Kelly Axe company. The court imposed a 30 day jail term and a $50 fine, with proceedings continued on page eight.
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Joe W. Savage
Luther Vance
O. B. Bobbitt
J. A. Taylor
J. Beare
Charleston Street
Kelly Axe
Vance
Kelly Axe Company
Wes
Wi Bannie
Walt
Caldwint
Taylor
Hardwin
Taylor Rervin
Baldwin
Vance Yud
Briand Cabinet Weather Storm Shapes French Politics
The Briand cabinet faces a volatile hour as Premier Briand returns from the Nation’s headquarters to two meetings. Finance Minister Perat outlines tax measures while resisting tax hikes. Ministers discuss reducing imports to steady the franc and stabilizing the economy in bread sugar and gasoline use without war rationing. A coalition cabinet may form with Blum Teadet and Aurtol under consideration. A social convention vacancy prompts cautious entry for a special cabinet. Meanwhile Hanford C. Dole, Hawaii’s republic president, died in Honolulu.
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Ubiew
Orland
Ately
Jott Paris
Tte
Rengue of Nation
Perat
Declaration in Camp Suit Filed
The damage suit of P. H. Camp filed in the Court of Common Pleas against Retail Credit Corporation alleges 320,000 in slander damages. The declaration asserts the company and nine insurers published false reports harming Camp’s professional reputation and insurance viability.
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Reteil Credit Corporation
Court of Common Pleas
Plniitt
Lite Tauraner
Atlanta
Charleston Total Credit Company
Virginia Land Bank
Retail Credit Corporation
Iaurance
Perannx
Charterton
Weat Virginis
Apeak
Mhd
Friae
Wood Manor
Preesa
Tenmann
Coolidge Probes Budget Pleas and Prohibition Moves
President Coolidge pushes a primary budget request for big sums while Pinchot criticizes liquor expenses. An executive day order backed by the judiciary faces probe results as officers decline deputization. Hydroplaned by Universal Service reports, the border alcohol crackdown and enforcement changes draw Capitol debate amid political maneuvering.
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Washington
Coalidce
Acrom
Con
Generg
Coolidge
Capitol
Baltimore
William Borah
Idaho
Ciry
Senate Judiciary Committee
Treasury Department
New Archbishop Appointed for Northwest and West
The Tope appoints Edward F. Howard as new archbishop of Oregon region, with Alexander Christie stepping up as archbishop of Oregon overseeing Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana. Induction ceremonies are set for July 1 amid elaborate rites. Also details emerge on spending in the Pennsylvania GOP Senate primaries with Pinchot reporting large fundraising and alleged slush funds, as testimony unfolds across committee hearings.
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Edward F. Howard
Alexander Christie
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Princess of Sweden Seeks Work and Stockings in New York
Crown Princess Eva of Sweden expresses interest in work over state duties during a New York visit. She praises American theatres and stockings, plans to bring back dos ena and many stockens, and comments on domestic labor, preferring domestic reforms over marriage duties. She notes American cuisine lacks ham and cabbage.
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New York
Salmie
Ms Wouldike
Sears Leads in Florida Democratic Primary Returns
Jacksonville reports show W. J. Sears trailing by late counts but winning by 471 votes over Ruth Owen for the fourth Florida district. Key West issues 2,584 to 439 for Owen, as Monroe County helped Sears. Fletcher leads Carter and Van Vathnaugh in the Senate race with substantial precinct gaps still unreported.
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Jarry W. Carter
United States
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Daytone Beach
Cartar
van Valzah
Ross Family Probes Deltinger Story In Philadelphia
The Ross family announced on June 11 that they are privately investigating Julius Deltinger of Denver North Carolina who believes he may be Charley Ton, kidnapped from Germantown Philadelphia on July 1 1374. The case centers on Deltinger’s claim and potential connections in New York City and other parties in the past.
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Ross Familly
Julius Coleman Deltinger
Denver
North
Caroling
Charley Ton
Germantown
Tieree C Marc
New York City
Manheh
Ludendorff Romance Ends as Planned Marriage Nears
June 9 report from Berlin says General Erich Ludendorff plans a new marriage after his divorce from Frau Ludendorff. The prospective bride is Dr. M. Van Kevinte, physician and feminist, widow of a longtime friend, once involved in forming an independent women’s party. The couple’s separation follows years of strain in a troubled household.
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Sheda
Ludendorf
Ectis
Tha
Marky
Garemans
Mre
Gutendorf
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