Labor mobilizes to fight wage cuts and rail strike near
The American Federation of Labor urges a broad fight against wage cuts as a possible rail strike looms. Gompers plans to attend a Cincinnati meeting where sixteen railroad brotherhoods will vote on whether to strike. Five million workers including clerks and maintenance staff could be involved. Some fear timing amid coal strike tensions.
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America Federation of Tabor
Cincinnati
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Teacirs Efote
Grand Jury Investigates Ward Case In White Plains
First witnesses in the Walter S. Ward case will be called tomorrow as grand jury proceedings begin. Nudge Browkley urged a thorough search for facts and insisted witnesses be summoned without bias, emphasizing the rights of all involved, including those unable to obtain counsel.
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G O P Chief in War Fraud Case Demands Hearing
John Lewry Phillips Georgia Republicans opponent chairman says he will return to Washington at once to demand a hearing on alleged conspiracy or defrauding the government through war contracts. He spoke at Lincoln in Bryn Mawr near Philadelphia expressing readiness to face charges.
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Philadelphia
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Georgia
Republicans
Washington
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Phillips
British seize ship loaded with arms in Cork action
United Press reports a British seizure at Trabery of the Moore Motor line steamer Seattle with a cargo described as arms components. Officials at New York deny munitions were aboard, saying the Beattie Spirit built in Seattle and the Seattle Spirit had no report of cargo. The incident centers on wartime vigilance and transport control with unclear details from official sources.
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Cork
Moore Motormick
Seattle
Amminitin Caphar
Victory Won By Miners in Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court held United Mine Workers liable for damages from strike riots, ruling officers and violence violated interstate commerce laws. Several mines were affected, and enforcement actions led to fines over sixty thousand dollars for Arkansas coal miners.
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Supreme Court
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Shersnan
State demands changes in tank installation near East Main
The state fire bureau orders Tiffany, proprietor of the Phoortie hotel, to modify a gasoline tank installation that violates rules on distance from streets and structures. Officials say the 000 gallon tank must be placed three feet below the surface and at least thirty feet from any block or pit, with top clearance required. The owner has been notified and authorities will probe whether the violation was intentional. the case has sparked local debate while further action is pending.
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Phoortie Hotel
East Main
Phoenix
Bf Samme
Amy Richroad
Uni
Titsony
Uderstood
Sincy
Hau Nea
Orty Boy Om Russia Relief Effort
Charley Ty Hat, a Corr y young man, resigns from a U S government bureau in Pari and sails for Russia with an Allied relief delegation. He expects to stay about six months, aiding typhoon afflicted Havila county residents and working with relief staff in the region. His letter notes support from Charley P Kearny and Laverna, both connected with American government aid.
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Charla Ty
Corry
Feavie
Russia
Fetter
Tom Mall
Today
Fal
Thay
Charley P Kearny
Shia Laverna
Prance Ee
Mo girl slayer claims to save other broken hearts
Missouri police investigate a fatal shooting in Kansas City as Marie Beal, called “perfect lover,” battles to live after shooting Franke Warren Anderson. Authorities seek two women tied to the case and question rumored marriages and a four year old child. A mysterious “screaming woman” phoned the Midwest hotel and demanded to know the victim’s whereabouts.
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Marie
Beal
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King
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MidWest
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Lens
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Tole
Bylar
Eylar
Winders Saki
Women to Take Active Part in Full Elections
Washington reports a National Woman's Party survey shows more women running for high offices this fall than ever before. Four women seek Senate seats, twenty seek House seats, and two governors are contenders. Several newly franchised women voters join the races, with Alaska and Oklahoma among the states mentioned. The party will not campaign for women as a bloc, insisting it acts as a power group to press party action. Senate candidates include entrants from New York Minnesota Mississippi and Pennsylvania.
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United Pro Se
Washington
National Woman's Party
Senate
House
Tates
Mike Allee Robertson
Oklahoma
Congress
Walter
Thal
CWA
Mins Alice Paull
Gas Probe Under Way in Senate Investigation
Washington June 5 The Senate cleared the way for an ant i n vestigation into high gasoline prices by expanding powers of the Senate Manufactures committee An amendment to the McKellar resolution was adopted to empower the committee to subpoena witnesses and pay for hearings and records
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Washington
Senate
McKellar
Cnmmittee
Honrinigs
Premier Lenine Seriously Ill Reported From Moscow
United Press dispatches from Moscow state Premier Lenin is seriously ill after a fever and stroke last week. Soviet envoy Litvinov and Radek are negotiating extensions related to Rapallo while radio confirms Lenine’s condition. Washington reports the U S will keep about 1 1000 troops on the Rhine after July 1, delaying full withdrawal.
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Tenino
Moscow
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Raduk
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Moncaw
Lenina
Washington
United States
Voters rally for Senate seat in Iowa race
Dispatch from Des Moines reports a heavy turnout across Iowa in the primary as Republicans seek to fill the W. S. Keast vacancy. The chief contest centers on the bid for the open Senate seat with party factions competing for influence.
Chautauqua Ticket Sale Opens This Thursday
The Chautauqua committee announces ticket sales start Thursday for the summer program to run July 9 through 13 at Washington Athletic School grounds. School youths are urged to help sell tickets with rewards, tickets available from Miss Myrtle Fuller Thursday morning at Edison parlors. Prominent performers include Appaling Concert Company and Royal Concert Recitalists among others, with both matinee and evening programs daily.
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Corry
Bern
Sissiat
Washington Athet
Finn
Ry Chautauqua News
Myrtle Fuller
Edison
Seasi
Lre
Appalig Concert Company
Lewis
Liefrance
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Franklin Babb
Royal Concert Recitalists
Viviai
McCord
Allen D. Albert
Ruby Gall
de Winifred S. Stoner
Valentino Freed By Court In Bigamy Case
Valentino cleared of bigamy charges as court finds state failed to prove the allegation. Judge Hanby notes insufficient evidence linking the actor to any other marriage while asserting future trials unlikely if more conclusive proof appears. The proceedings follow Valentino’s ongoing divorce with his wife Tean Acker.
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Los Angeles
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Rudolph Valentino
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Hanby
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Valentino
Valentina
One Applicant Filed For Police Chief Post
One application was filed with the Civil Service Board for a police chief position to fill the vacancy left by Thomas A Frank. The sole applicant named is G. W. Dinkle of Franklin. board to examine on Friday afternoon.
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G. W. Dinkle
Franklin
Thomas A Frank
Bonus Bill Advances in Senate Progress
Washington June 5 The bonus bill moved forward one step in its progress through the Senate. Senator McCumber, committee chairman, was to report the measure formally after completing the drafting of his portion in time.
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Washington
Senate
McCumber
Fini Committee
Admits Shooting at Wilkes Barre Suspect Confesses in Holladay Murder
Frank Bednosky 18 2% allegedly admits shooting Min tridget Holladay in Hollentuck Port Thursday night at Wyoming barracks. Accomplices Alex Hednotky and John Caster 18 are said to be companions. The case arose after his escort Gustav Anderson objected to advances.
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Wilkesbarre
Frank Beinosky
Hollentuck Porl
Wyoming
Alex Hednotky
John Caster
Als
Bednosky
Benrg Helens
Frank Bednosky
Holikdby
Gustav Andersont
Rape and murder shock early morning in Coney Island fight
A chaotic mid morning incident in Coney Island led to the rape and death of William Owes after a confrontation aboard a Metro fight car. Police report another man wounded as attackers fled the scene. Authorities pursue leads as details remain unclear.
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New York
Metro
Coney Jalan
William Owes
Erie tracks washed out by cloudburst
Westbound trains on the Erie railroad were delayed for hours after a cloudburst in the Delaware river valley washed out tracks near Erie and damaged facilities. Estimates range from 1000 to 3000 dollars with several bridges and drainage structures undermined by floodwaters. Local routes through Pennsylvania and New York faced closures as waterways rose along tributaries.
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Lackawanna River Valley
Pennsylvania
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Penneylvania
Delay 1
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Ontario
Commission to Meet Tonight in City Council Chamber
The city commission holds its monthly meeting this evening in the municipal building council chamber. Items include routine事务 and a court of appeal to hear a dispute over West Smith Street drainage matters pending before the session.
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Smith Street
Pennsylvania crude oil price report from Seep agency
Crude oil prices advanced in Pittsburgh with reported price at 25 cents above the standard. Joseph A. Seep agency and Standard Oil distribute the Pennsylvanian crude notes mention a price around 435501 a barrel with unsettled trading and unclear listings.
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Pittsburgh
Sylvartin
Joseph A. Seep
Standard Oil Distributory
Pennaylvn
Ada
Burrell
Hoover Meets with 25 Coal Retailers to Discuss Prices
Secretary Hoover holds talks with twenty five coal retailers amid concerns over price setting and market conditions. Meeting aims at aligning pricing practices and addressing potential supply issues.
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British Cruisers Set to Sail for Ireland
British naval units prepare to depart for Ireland amid strategic moves reported by United Press. The fleet, including destroyers and cruisers, is seen as part of wider escort and patrol operations in the Atlantic theater.
Narrow Escape at East of Columbus Crossing
Tawny Ornesing and Mrs O Dell narrowly escaped disaster when a westbound Erie train struck their Ford near the crossing three miles from Tilden. The car was wrecked and the couple sustained minor injuries after attempting to jump from the rear line as the train loomed. The incident occurred as the vehicle failed to heed warning signals, and the collision severely damaged the car with both occupants fortunate to survive.
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Erie
Orian O'Dell
Mrs
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Beth
Bac
Rehearsals for June Festival at City Green
Local schools plan June 7 event with children from Washington and State tech groups taking part. Miss Haire hosts a one hour session at Pateviaw achas while June 7 features performances at City Park with demonstrations for mothers to bring their children.
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Woloek
Miss Haire
Pateviaw Achas
Concore
Rairview
City Green
Irish Rebels Flee Ulster After Heavy British Action
United Press report from Bedfast says thirty Irish Republicans were killed as British troops stormed Pettigo on the Donegal Fermanagh border. British forces shelled the town, chased the fleeing Sinn Fein rebels into Free State territory, and consolidated positions for potential further action.
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Tim
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Merndunagh Bordar
Hearimagh Beni
Japan Faces New Political Crisis After Tan Ministry Fall
Tokyo reports a fresh political crisis as the Tan government falls amid assassinations and protests. In the U S, miners strike enters its tenth week with about 450000 workers out April 1, production rising slowly in central Kentucky and Tennessee regions. Affected districts include Pennsylvania and West Kentucky with ongoing labor actions and union activity.
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Washington
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Department of the Interior
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West Kentucky
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Strke
Pennsylvaenia
Kinley Begins Lake Cruise Voyage
Frack J. Kimeny sets sail this afternoon aboard a lake cruise vessel tied to Bully, with plans to lend altmoon tomorrow. The event draws visitors from Pentesyania and New York as locals report the Gent, Cakes, Kinley as key names in the outdated account.
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Flood hits Carbondale area causing $500000 loss
Damaged report describes Carbondale and surrounding towns suffering a flood with an estimated $500000 loss. Residents began returning home as water receded and repair work started on washouts. rail traffic resumed after tracks were repaired. The Heelend Company faced the heaviest impact from flood damage.
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Narmil Condi
Carbone
Forest City
Byfie Hood
Nuidreds
Railrad Triffiic
Joon
Hideon Con! Company
Fea Picatone Im Wrens
Funeral Services for P. E. Foley Held at St Thomas Church
Funeral services for Peter Cornelius Neil Foley were held at St Thomas Church this morning with a full church. Rev HE Tracy conducted a high mass and spoke of Christian unity and sorrow. Music was performed by Ara Pail Stone and William Duke with selections including Abide with Me and Rock of Ages. Friends and relatives gathered for the service, with several named mourners present.
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Neil
Dahald Croker
Thomas Heliyn
Edward Walsh
Leo Mutderiale
Wren Xalehar
James Malone
Jaid
Chupot Ibther
Wa Pee
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