Walkout cripples railroad terminals in national crisis
Nationwide railway strike leaves terminals unable to load or unload cargo as hundreds of thousands of shopmen walk out. Other rail unions vote on joining, while the Railroad Board admits it cannot halt the stoppage. The crisis threatens shipments and economic activity across the country.
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Washington
Albany
New York Central
Albnave
Yuri Pittsurgh
Chcago
Ben We Igoner
United States Bail Labor Board
Malusenstiee
Chicago
Hydro
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Waa
Innes
Tc Wan
United States Railway Labor Board
Pathian
Tave
Antar Inchic
Elevtr
Toot Metal Workers
Signalmany Clerke
Ane Sttiomary
Hig
Ramen
Conductong
Hummen
Ben W. Topsr
Inbér Board
Hurt My Jevsell
American Federation of Labor
Fishel
Ben Hogifor
Railway Labor Board
Grant Tail
Mlupkétane
Great Northern Hotel
Bert M Jewell
Anion Hyndal Arete rinkowiAiah
Chautauqua Brings City Fine Talent As Program Starts
The Chautauqua program opens with a lineup of performers and speakers. Local organizers promise a week of arts lectures and concerts starting Wednesday with junior Chautauqua events and daily activities at the school grounds.
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Washington
Ro AL Swink
Philadelphia
Bureau
Chautauqua
Casperson
Washington Street
Desttinis
Shautauqua
O'Elek
Dem
Apollo
Appeila Poncert Company
AL Fennieting
Drj
Chautauga
The
Lewis Pert Company
Saint Lewis
Wat Cyn
Philadelphia Strike Impacts Reading Shop With Few Walkouts
Twenty five cleaners who laid down their tools in West Philadelphia yards respond to the strike call. officials doubt the number remaining out, expecting the majority to stay off the job while Reading shop reports little trouble so far.
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United Pras
Philadelphia
Sar
Ehélreetin
West Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Reading Shop
Meadeville Crime Roundup Ties Carl Kelly to Pony Theft
Reports say Carl Kelly is wanted in Meadville after allegedly stealing a sorrel pony from Charles Ramsey at Conneaut Lake on Wednesday and later fleeing toward North Cottage Street. Police describe Kelly’s suspected movements through nearby towns and note several sightings as investigators pursue warrants and tips.
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Warren
Spartansburg
Tronprinn Concerti
Meadville
Kelly
Charles W. Ramsey
Conneaut Lake
North Cottage Street
Wedhiathiy
Seaman
Eoin
Mead Avenue
Huy
Erie County GOP selects Wittlama as chairman in tight vote
Tylyft-Maie Wittlama was today elected chairman of the Republican county committee defeating Attorney Franklin. Williams succeeds James Wied who declined another year. Kiel named as secretary with support from the Erie Citizens League. The election marks a new, intense political contest in Erie County.
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Wittlama
Lea
Republican County Committee
Franklin
Low
Hoshack
Erie Citizens League Reaumofd
Kiel
Erie County
Mandershin
Republican
Williams
James Wied
Harding urges end to coal strike as talks seek joint conferences
President Harding at the White House urged miners and coal operators to pause and pursue joint conferences to end the strike. He warned that if talks fail the federal government will use all powers to stop the walkout while stressing the need for a permanent industry-wide settlement balancing labor and capital interests. Attorney General Daugherty attended, backing the administration’s push for an accord.
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Washington
Harding
Ypor
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United Mine Workers of America
White House
Rainers
Ter
Mil
Daugherty
President Harding Begins Auto Trip to Gettysburg
President Harding left the White House today with Mrs. Harding and a military party including Brig. Gen. Pershing for the first leg of a auto trip home to Marion. The group also includes Mrs. Dawes and Majors Quekeiny Aaldinger and Taylor. They expect to reach Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, tonight.
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United Prose
Washington
Lading
White House
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Marian
Mra
Gen. Pershing
Dawes
Quekeiny
Aaldinger and Taylor
Gettysburg
Automobiles Merger Discussed With Labor Board Action
An eighty million dollar consolidation of Ynain Viquttrery of automobile tricks and auto parts was announced to affect the EschCumnina transport under the name of the Associaters Mot Aton law and the labor board created for Industries. Will T Ohmer of Bas ay was named chairman of the board to oversee the merger and potential wage impacts.
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United Press
Dayton
Mot Aton Law
T Ohmer
Basay
Ln, Tun
Tion
Walt
Combine
Seek Decision On School Tax Issue Protest
Protest against a school tax assessment aims to secure a county court decision. Tax delinquents and a special assessment dispute are cited under the Pennsylvanian laws of 1881 with possible imprisonment for nonpayment.
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Beloté
Sounly Court
Strikes Hit Rail Shops In Nearby Cities
Report by Leon Vie notes many railroad shop workers in nearby cities walked off the job at noon. The mass action affects rail operations with workers from several plants and unions participating.
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Nepal
Theo
Dublin Rebel Siegeows: Free State Army Battles Rebels
The Free State army battles rebels in Dublin center along Sackville Street as artillery and bomb explosions rock the city. Rebels fortify the Four Courts and spread across twenty strongholds amid heavy fire with many killed and wounded. authorities report casualties and a looming parliamentary session set for July 15.
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United Press
Dubin
Suly
Teavy
Dublin
Murtiye
Free State
Stocks Not Arected By Rail Strike
Reports on the rail strike were not decisive enough to alter market action. Wall Street showed strength despite reduced attendance in brokerages, with demand for oil stocks lifting values. Standard Oil affiliates and Texas Co. led gains as oil news remained constructive.
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New York
Juy
Itas
Alhaneh
Alemand
Fenum
Obregon
Marcum Itebl
Mexican Petroleum
Heynevary Eld
Atau 178
Pont
Clare
Standard Oil
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Standard of
Sinchir
Texas Co
Rush Troops to Tampico to Halt Bandits
Troops rush to Tampico to end gang violence and rescue Americans held for ransom. General Goronagie, leader of the gang, has been captured, and thousands more forces are being deployed to secure the area.
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Tampico
Goronagie
Tampico Border Crisis Raises Ransom Demands and Troop Movements
Reports state federal troops and volunteers massed around Tampico Mexico to counter General Gorbruve who demands tribute from American oil firms. About 1,000 soldiers arrived by rail and sea, with American prisoners held at Aguada and Pecesoamp. Rosters show 385 men, including eight Americans, in the camp as orders threaten further seizures amid a Revolutionary movement.
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Tomormon
Vohustieren
Haat
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Gorosave
Carter
Aguada
Tele
Dutch Shell Company
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Ubat Hy
Wollstan
Tether
Yaqui
Eyal EH
Gorarave
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Anon
Julie
Ponce
Mesieni Gulf
A. Brui
Smalliyainas
Renicrally
Funeral Services for Mrs Wight
Liberal funeral rites held at the home for Mrs Marion Wight with E Ashton delivering remarks and a favored poem. Interment followed at Pi cemetery. attendees included relatives from Savannah and Wayne County.
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West Precharicl St Af
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Danghe
Gertrude
OU City
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Savannah
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Olean
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Jill Rogers
Wayne County
Philadele Bilkin
Ant Me
Mei Alpherp
Ruth
Abcordinge
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Revere
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