Harding Calls Operators and Miners to Conference
President Harding invites mining leaders from both bituminous and anthracite sectors to a Saturday meeting at the White House to discuss methods for settlement of the coal strike. The move aims to outline a program for settlement without addressing wage demands, with John L. Lewis and other union leaders expected to attend.
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Washington
Sh Hite House
United States
Harding
John L. Lewis
United Mineworkers
Labor
Davis
Alfred M. Ogle
National Coal Association
S. D. Warriner
Anthracite Coal Operators’ Committee
New York
Hoover
Nation Coal Association
Mr. Lewis
John Brophy
Anthracite Miners
Clearfield
Taft Receives Oxford Doctor of Civil Law in Crimson Robe
In Oxford on June 28 William Howard Taft the U S Supreme Court Chief Justice was awarded the degree of Doctor of Civil Law for his service as lawyer and jurist and for fostering Anglo American friendship. The ceremony at Sheldonian Theatre drew cheers from faculty and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
England
Associated Press
William Howard Taft
United States Supreme Court
Oxford University
America
Sheldonian Theater
Taft
Pirates Tie Reds for Fourth with 7-2 Win Over Chicago
In the National League the Pirates moved into fourth place by defeating Chicago 7-2 while Cincinnati rested. The Quakers split with the Giants 8-5 and 8-3. Braves beat Brooklyn 5-4. In the American League the Browns swept the Indians 9-0 to take first place as Washington edged the Yanks 1-0. Chicago beat Detroit and rose to third place 4-1. Boston and the Athletics won to avoid last place 4-2. For full scores, see sport pages.
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Pirates
Reds
Chicago
Cincinnati
Quakers
Giants
Braves
Brooklyn
Brown
Indians
Washington
Yanks
Detroit
Boston
Athletics
Windstorm damages downtown shopfronts in Cincinnati
Violent wind and storm tore through Cincinnati and damaged John Shillito store windows at Seventh and Race. A passerby, William Smith, 34, was cut by flying glass and treated at a drug store. The storm also shattered a door panel at Jacobsons store and felled trees in Eden Park. Weather officials noted a rapid temperature drop and a two-stage wind surge downtown, with rainfall totaling about four tenths of an inch.
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John Shillito
Seventh
Race Streets
Cincinnati
William Smith
Bethel Hotel
East Front Street
Smith
Charles Whitson
Garrard Avenue
Covington
Jacobson
West Std Street
Weather Bureau
W. C Devereaux
Devereaux
Clifton
Injured by Automobiles Driver 5 Held
Three automobile accidents injure three people yesterday afternoon. Henry Driphus cited for reckless driving after his car hit William Fauches on Gilbert avenue. Fauches sustains knee injuries and hand cuts.
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Henry Driphus
Driphus
William Fauches
State Avenue
Gilbert Avenue
Boulevard
Fauches
William Parks
Republic Street
Twelfth Street
Dr. S. Wolf
John Anderson
Reading Road
Joseph Street
Harry W. Decker
Hartwell Place
Mr. Anderson
Rail executives weigh truces as shopmen threaten strike
Chicago June 28 action centers on a union ultimatum to rail executives and two possible paths to avert a 400000 strong walkout. A conference between union leaders and executives is eyed, with a Railway Labor Board potential to halt or order back workers if needed.
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Chicago
Associated Press
B. M. Jewell
Association of Railways
Jewell
T. Dewitt Cuyler
Railroad Labor Board
Transportation Act
Big Four Brotherhood
Ben W. Hooper
Saacee
Tariff Senate votes set higher meat rates across board
Senate approves tariff bill meat rates with Republican support marking first major party split among Democrats. Key roll calls show live cattle under 1050 pounds at 1 1 2 cents and over at 2 cents, fresh beef and veal up to 3 cents, and pork, mutton, and game rates adjusted notably from House numbers.
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Washington
Republican Agricultural Tariff Bloc
House
Senate
LaFolletts
Wisconsin
Norris
Nebraska
Ashurst
Arizona
Jones
New Mexico
Kendrick
Wyoming
Pittman
Nevada
Sheppard
Texas
McCumber
Finance Committee
Two Held in Hamilton Blackmail Case at Post Office
Two men Frank E. Maher and Theodore Garrison were arrested in Hamilton Ohio at the post office on charges of blackmailing Mrs. F. H. Berk. Investigators say the letter demanded 12000 dollars under threat of violence and was mailed from Hamilton. Three more suspects are expected to be arrested as the case moves toward Cincinnati for arraignment.
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Illinois
Herrin
Associated Press
Springfield
Pace
Carterville
Hamilton
Postoffice
F. L. Pierce
Post Office
Frank E. Maher
Theodore Garrison
F. H. Berk
Hollywood
Cal
James W. Thompson
Thomas M. Gregory
United States
Maher and Harrison
Cincinnati
Ers
Maher
Berk
Graf
Post Office Inspectors
North Dakota primary yields McCumber leads in senatorial race
Early returns from North Dakota indicate Porter J. McCumber leading for the Republican Senate nomination with 6550 votes to Henry Frazier 3033 and McHarg 189 after 55 precincts. Governor Nestos leads in the gubernatorial race with 5127 to Baker 1787 and Stegner 83 as anti nonpartisan league efforts mobilize.
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McCumber
Frazier
North Dakota
Fargo
N. D
Associated Press
Porter J. McCumber
R. A. Nestos
McHarg
Nestos
Baker
Stegner
Bismarck
Grand Forks
Minot
L. J. Frazier
Leaguers
Mr. Frazier
Senate Finance Committee
Ormsby McHarg
Finance Committee
A. C. Townley
Nonpartisan League
Mathewson Returns to Mound in Opening Saranac Lake Game
Thousands of fans in Saranac Lake N Y gathered for Christy Mathewson affectionately known as Matty as he trotted to the mound for the first time since his tuberculosis battle. He threw a perfect opening strike amid a long ovation lasting from arrival to the field to center field as he watched the game with his wife and son nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idol
Matty
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Christy Mathewson
Christy, Jr
Wa Backs Project For China To Form Own United States
General Wu Pei Fu endorsed General Chen Chiung Ming s proposal for a federal China modeled on the United States. He said the reorganized republic could be named the United States of China, with provinces granted rights similar to U S states and most provinces already signaling approval.
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China
United States
Peking
Associated Press
Wu Pei-Fu
Chen Chiung-Ming
South
United States of America
United States of China
Whiting-Ady Writing Prompts Inspire Readers
Readers are invited to explore WHITING-Ady inspired prompts guiding creative exercises. The program encourages authors to experiment with voice and form, fostering rapid drafting and storytelling craft across workshops and community groups.
Berlin protest turns deadly as police fire on mob
Berlin authorities report three killed and twenty-five wounded when police opened fire on a crowd during a demonstration linked to the Rathenau assassination. Demonstrators earlier struck Deputies Dingeldey and Osann, damaged two newspapers, and damaged the German National Party building in Karlsruhe.
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Berlin
Armstadt
Walter Rathenau
Dingeldey
Osann
People’s Party
German National Party
Karlsruhe
Death from Accidental Wounding in Tucker Street Incident
Mike Cala aged 32 of 1016 Cutter Street died at General Hospital on a Wednesday from a wound received accidentally in a tussle with Peter Morchimes of the same address.
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Mike Cala
Cutter Street
General Hospital
Peter Morchimes
Ballot Names To Include Addresses In Ohio Primary
Ohio Secretary of State Smith announced that state primary ballots will print each candidate’s address under their name to reduce confusion from common names Like two Smiths and two Browns In the governor and secretary of state races Addresses will be included on ballots mailed to county boards The change is new to Ohio but used in other states Judge Stannley McCall of Portsmouth Withdraws from Democratic race for Attorney General.
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Columbus
Smith
Ohio
Stannley McCall
Portsmouth
Flying Cadets Die In Plane Crash At Brooks Field
Three aviation cadets died when their plane crashed after takeoff at Brooks Field San Antonio Texas The pilot Waldren Farrell 24 Philadelphia died instantly The other two passengers William C McCoy 22 Nashville Tennessee and George C Thompson West Philadelphia Pennsylvania survived briefly before flames engulfed them as rescuers reached the wreckage Thompson had arrived from Carlstrom Field Florida with a large group aboard.
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San Antonio
Tex
Brooks Field
Waldren R. Farrell
Philadelphia
William CC. McCoy
Nashville
Tenn
George C. Thompson
West Philadelphia
Farrell
McCoy
Kelly Field
Thompson
Carlstrom Field
Fla
McCormick Plans Libel Suits Over Human Gland Story
Harold F. McCormack head of the Executive Committee of the International Harvester Company says he will sue for libel every paper that ran reports he bought a human gland for grafting. He also plans suits for telephone tapping invasion of his sick room trespass and other alleged intrusions. He denied the gland story and noted Dr Victor Tespinasse issued a denial.
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Chicago
Harold F. McCormack
International Harvester Company
McCormick
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Victor Tespinasse
Whisky Conspiracy Fined in Cincinnati to Cleveland Case
Henry J. Feidmeier pleaded guilty to conspiracy in the transport of 1,000 cases of whisky from Cincinnati to Cleveland and storage in a warehouse. Federal Judge Westenhaver fined $500 and sentenced him to six months in the Workhouse.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Henry J. Feidmeier
D. Cc. Westenhaver
All Flags Lowered To Please Queen At Scheveningen
Queen Wilhelmina dislikes red flags and officials arrange to lower all flags at hotels near the Bolshevik delegation in Scheveningen. Foreign Minister Van Karnebeek directs authorities to keep national banners hidden as the Queen nears Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hague
Associated Press
Wilhelmina
van Karnebeek
Scheveningen
Holland
France
Japan
Fisherman Survives Fall From Damaged Bridge Stairs
Cleveland June 28 Frank Cassle a fisherman escaped serious injury when the top section of iron stairs from the Superior Street Viaduct collapsed tossing him sixty feet to a granite pavement. He landed in a rescue net of Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company cables and avoided electrocution due to insulation. He grabbed a cross arm missed and fell ten feet farther against four feed wires then reached a cross arm and swayed until rescued. He was hospitalized with only bruises.
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Cleveland
Frank Cassle
Superior Street
Cleveland,Electric Iluminating Company
Cassie
American captive Bielaski freed after ransom payment
A. Bruce Bielaski, an American kidnapped in Morelos, was released to his friends in Chetla after a $10,000 gold ransom was paid. He and his party are en route to Mexico City by train, with no reported incident. Attention shifts to Tampico where forty Americans are said held by rebel Gorozave for ransom.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
A. Bruce Bielaski
Morelos
Chetla
Bielaski
Tampico
Gorozave
Detective Subdues Disturbance Foe at Sixth and Walnut Streets
Detective William Cleary tries to calm a disturbance on Sixth Street at Walnut when a man swings at him. The assailant, Michael Oury 33, salesman of 3136 Durrell, is held on disorderly conduct with prior arrests and a June 7 assault charge. A second man tried to intervene but fled as Cleary readied his revolver.
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William Cleary
Sixth End
Walnut Streets
Cleary
Michael Oury
Durrell Avenue
Harry Miller
Victor Street
Walnut Street
Free State troops attack Four Courts amid Dublin fight
Michael Collins moves to crush Rory O Connor insurgents in central Dublin as armored cars shell the Four Courts. Irregulars evacuate Orange Hall after heavy daylong exchanges with small artillery and machine guns. Casualties include seven dead and many wounded among civilians. irregulars' numbers reach several hundred.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Michael Collins
Irish Free State
Rory O'Connor
Free State
Lobel
Suffolk Street
Eamon de Valera
de Valera
Orange Hall
Moran's
Gardiner and
Talbot Streets
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Lewis
Historic
Shillito Store
Tne
TRUC
Labor Board
Tarife
California
Eocapes
Bielage
Hegenie
Detective
Nore Rifles
Rory O’conner
Liam Mellowes
Beggars Bush Command
Camden Street
Leeson Street Bridge
Rory O'Conner
Sinn Fein
Famnon J. Duggan
Home Secretary
O'Connor
O’connor
Isle of Man
Four Courts
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