Proclamation Pushes Dominican Evacuation Plan
The State Department announced a tentative U S plan to evacuate Santo Domingo after Dominican leaders in Washington favor a provisional government to run elections without U S interference. Sumner Welles will head a mission to gauge Dominican views on withdrawal. The program aims to install a provisional government transferring executive power to cabinet ministers while U S forces withdraw to two or three centers.
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Washington
State Department
Santo Domingo
Department
Sumner Welles
New York
Dominican Republic
Dominica Republic
Congress
AIG Four Chiefs C and C Currtail Work Freight Service
Injunctions are brought into force as marshals serve papers while clerks walk out. The forced service under guard in Kentucky signals a tense labor dispute with authorities enforcing orders and signaling possible disruption to freight operations.
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AIG
C. & C. Gurtails
Kentucky
Big Four rail unions plan talks in Chicago over mail impact
Chicago July 11. State troops and U S deputy marshals guard rails as leaders of the Big Four rail brotherhoods and railway executives rush to Chicago for talks on shopmen strike. Clerks walk out but mail trains run. guards spark protest over work assignments and rolling stock conditions.
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Chicago
Associated Press
United States
Bloomington
Ill
Chicago & Alton
United States Railway Labor Board
D. W. Helt
Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen
Railroad Labor Board
Marshal Moore
Peoria
Clinton
Cleveland, O
Katie Mittenmiller
Frank Blasius
John Mittenmiller
Mittenmiller
Blasius
Frank Blasius, Jr
Proclamation Calls Citizens to Uphold Law and Rail Mail Order
President Harding issues a proclamation urging all citizens to refrain from interfering with interstate commerce and mail transportation. The text cites railroad labor board decisions on shop craft wages and contract practices, urging cooperation of public authorities and citizens to uphold the law. The document is signed by Warren G. Harding and Secretary of State Charles E. Hughes.
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United States Railroad Labor Board
United States
Warrer
G. Harding
Washington
Warren G. Harding
Charles E. Hughes
Secretary
Fireball at Hotel Linton Hospitalizes Guests in Alcohol Blast
A cigarette flame near a grain alcohol bottle at the Hotel Linton party caused an alcohol flash that burned Bert H. Getelson, 29, of Reading Road and Des Moines visitor H. T. Dawson. Getelson is in critical condition with severe burns to face and body. Dawson has second-degree burns on an arm. Other party members escaped with minor injuries as flames were smothered. Getelson is a former battery service operator and Canadian Black Watch veteran.
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Hotel Linton
General Hospital
Bert H. Getelson
Reading Road
Gilbert Avenue
Mr. Getelson
H. T. Dawson
Des Moines
Dawson
Albert Schwanker
Norwood, C
Mr. Geteleon
Leas
Getelson
Cincinnati
Black Watch
Allies Cut German Reparations Installment to 32 Million Gold Marks
Paris July 11 The Reparations Commission trimmed the next payment due to 32 million gold marks from 50 million citing the German financial crisis. Credit of 18 million marks was extended for past dyestuff and coal deliveries. Germany signaled cash payment difficulties after July and may seek a moratorium. observers note political changes could affect any decision.
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Paris
Associated Press
Germany
Textile Alliance of America
Luxembourg
Fischer
Herr Schroeder
M. Dubois
Roland W. Boyden
Washington
New York
Traction Ordinance Criticized For Loopholes At City Hall
W. C. Culkins former Street Railways Director told the Mayor's Street Railway Committee that the Cincinnati ordinance governing the system is weak and full of loopholes. He urged a complete financial reorganization and a divorce from allied companies with special fares for school children noted. The discussion referenced valuations from 1914 and called for a unified approach to reform the Traction Company.
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Culkins
Cincinnati
Mayor's Street Railway
City Hall
W. C. Culkins
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Cincinnati Traction Company
Traction Company
W. Kesley Schoepf
Walter Draper
Walter Draper, Vice President. During the Talk By Mr. Culkins
Gilbert Bettman
Saul Zielonka
Utilities Commission
State of
Ohio
Bert Baldwin
Reds Reach Fourth as Dodgers Drop to Fifth in NL
Yesterday's games shifted the National League standings with the Reds up to fourth by beating the Dodgers 6-4. The Giants beat the Cubs 4-0 and the Cardinals blanked the Phillies 3-0. Boston defeated Pittsburgh 10-4. In the American League the Yankees won 2-1 over the Browns and stand close to the leaders. Philadelphia swept Detroit 4-2 and 9-8. Cleveland beat Boston 2-0. Washington edged Chicago 3-2.
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Reds
Dodgers
Giants
Cardinals
Cubs
Phils
Boston
Pittsburgh
Yankees
Browns
Philadelphia
Detroit
Red Sox
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Bank executor sued in Wallingford estate fraud case
In Covington Kentucky a suit filed in U S District Court alleges that banker James N Kehoe chauffeur Mike Brown and housekeeper Mary Crow conspired with the Bank of Maysville to defraud the Miss Wallingford estate. The protest seeks a full settlement of the July 1921 death estate and details misappropriation of 100000 in registered bonds.
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Kate Wallingford
Maysville
United States District Court
Covington
Miss Wallingford
Buckner W. Anderson
Cincinnati
Rebecca Perin
Berkley Springs
W. Va
James N. Kehoe
Mike Brown
Mary Crow
Bank of Maysville
Kehoe
Brown
United States
Gould Weds Actress Alice Sinclair in Paris
George J. Gould married Alice Sinclair of New York in Paris a week ago. Mrs. Carroll Livingston Wainwright, Edith Gould, confirms by cable. The first Mrs. Gould, Edith Kingdon, died last November while golfing at the Lakewood, New Jersey home. The bride is a former actress.
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New York
George J. Gould
Paris
Alice Sinclair
Carroll Livingston Wainwright
Edith Gould
Munitions Depot Explosion Abolishes German Town
BEPALIN July 11 Thirty persons were killed or injured by the explosion of a depot of ammunition supplies at Groden near Cuxhaven this afternoon. The initial blast caused further explosions and the embankment was damaged, suspending railroad traffic.
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Bepalin
Groden
Cuxhaven
Five Negroes Rob a Watchman at Leyman Home in Grandin Road
Five men assaulted watchman and caretaker John Bowman at Harry S Leyman residence on Grandin road W H. They bound him with rope and a gunny sack, ransacked the house and stole a leather handbag filled with wines. Bowman was left in a basement room two hours until a neighbor notified police.
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Harry S. .Leyman
Leyman-Buick Automobile Company
Grandin Road
W. H
Mr. Leyman
Bowman
John Spivey
Eastern Avenue
Leyman
Fagin, Allgeyer and Edwards
Sixth District
Harbor Point
Mich
Federal Troops May Be Called In to Protect Mail Trains
Washington July 11. Federal troops may be used to support marshals and deputies guarding interstate mail trains as the postal service seeks to prevent interference by strikers. Officials cite the 1890 Interstate Commerce Act and the Neagle decision as justification for federal aid to ensure mail movement and law enforcement. President Harding issued a proclamation urging all citizens and authorities to refrain from hindering interstate transportation and mail delivery.
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Cincinnati
Chesapeake & Ohio System
Kentucky
Big Sandy
Ashland
Paintsville
Marrowbone
Shelby
Elkhorn City
Maysville
Russell
Portsmouth
Chamber of Commerce
Associated Press
Washington
Harding
United States
Cleveland
Department of Justice
Olney
War Department
Chicago
Neagle
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Field
Posse Comitatus
White House
Postoffice Department
H. Crisler
St. Louis
Wabash Railway
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Company
Springfield
Missouri
Kansas City
C. W. Galloway
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Cosy
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Flora
Shawneetown
Ill
Post Office Department
Railway Mail Service
Louisiana
Work
Daugh
Harding Plans Arbitration for Miners Strike Settlement
President Harding seeks arbitration to end coal mine suspensions as talks with operators and unions continue. Anthracite owners expected to respond soon while bituminous operators hold sessions, and a Sunday adjournment follows. A. M. Ogle and a committee pressed for details at the White House.
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White House
A. M. Ogle
National Coal Association
Harding
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U.S
U. S
Oame Harding
Dreakoup
Street Railway
Uhiuan
Woman's Heirs
David Lawrence
U. S. Mail
Borah
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