Railroad unions vote overwhelmingly for strike
United Press dispatch from Topeka reports eleven large railroad unions authorize a strike by a 1.2 million member base. Balloting began Sunday and may lead to a walkout planned for July 1 or July 15. Key questions include wage reductions, outsourcing to avoid rail board rulings, and adherence to revised working rules. The American Federation of Labor’s railroad affiliates dominate the movement, with the locomotive trade unions forming the largest bloc.
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Witrike
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Tony
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Mie Rail Rond Board
American Federation of Labor
Heyhopmen
Grange Meeting Report Fills Saturday Program
Corry Grange hosts a Saturday afternoon gathering featuring a talk on the best method of keeping one's cot bright, a discussion on saving little things, and prophecies by Mrs. Neath. The event opens with remarks by 0 P Bisby and includes songs and readings.
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Corry Grange
Marcubey Mall
Lighting project progress eyed as action nears
An interview discusses the white way lighting project in Suny tet and nearby business districts. Mayor Alexander signals definite action within days, urging committee attention to help merchants and gain district support. Two light implants were advised earlier at North Center and Washington Streets.
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Suny Tet
Alexander
North Center
Collins Back in Dublin After London Conference
Michael Collins returns to Dublin from London where he discussed border terms with Wigton Churchill and the permanent qualification plan. Mrs A Bila King of South Center visits Chau Aamatia with sister Mrs Mary Pheljit during the week.
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London
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Michael Collins
Vonfield
Wigton Churchill
A. Bila King
South Center Atteet
Chau Aamatia
Mary Pheljit
Bryan Stamps Country for God and Against Apeism
In Indianapolis a convention begins with debates on religion and evolution. A speaker mocks Darwin and argues against atheism, citing biblical creation and human origins. The crowd, amid fog and pressure, discusses science, faith, and the role of religion in society.
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God
Custody Battle Over Corry Man's Daughter Probed
In Erie County court Merald Lucas fights Bertha Tella Lucas for custody of their five year old daughter. Judge Rocster orders the child to appear next Monday at 10 o'clock. Lucas, jailed for failure to pay support, contends the child was alienated during separation while Bertha Lucas accuses him of withholding the youngster and claims an agreement granted her custody rights.
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Jamiestow
Tosophiny Hughes
Trex Mocuskes
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Rocster
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Arthur Hitchcock
James: Own
Mig. Lucas
Josephine Taghes
Nex Mecusker
Second Avenue
Corty
Estady
Michigan Mob Seeks Slayer of IRL Case in Michigan
A mob of about 3,000 gathered in Michigan to seize George Straub, an ex convict who confessed to murdering Mrs Alice Mallett. Deputies dispersed the crowd with tear gas and an axe attacked victim’s body found nearby. Straub was taken from the jail amid chaos as authorities organized searches and meals for frightened locals.
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Micky
George Straad
al Exconvict
Alice Mallett
Miss Matlell
Andor
Iiitfee
Davis Confers With Coal Operators Again
Secretary Davis held a second round of talks with coal operators and miners as possible settlement discussions continued. Participants named include Joseph Puristowe Bennie Gilbert and Fr Tay Hy, with location linked to Cleveland and Moraintakn, West Virginia.
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Multiple World and Domestic Headlines From June Reports
United Press dispatches report violent Republican attacks in Kililyeigh Castle and a clash involving Cow Dowls amid rising unrest. New York coverage notes UMW and mine operators deadlock, with Provident Harding panel proposing settlements. Harrisburg discusses next witness scheduling. Pittsburgh notes physicians returning prescription books to Philadelphia. Washington covers Harding’s memorial dedication trip to Baltimore and a mining accident injuring a Union City youth. London reports Lord Lee proposing a treaty framework on armaments after Washington talks.
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Hamat
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Erie
Riskien
Sale of Liquor Outside Three Mile Limit Legal
Washington June 11 The Shipping Board decided that liquor sales aboard ships outside the three mile limit were legal a letter from Chiffman Lasker to Allolphus Isusch claimed the board viewed liquor aboard Shipping Board steamers as a violation of the Volstead Act The correspondence forwarded to President Harding included facsimile wine lists showing prices for champagne beer cocktails Scotch rye moonshine and other beverages aboard the George Washington as evidence of ongoing liquor sales outside the three mile zone
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Chiffman Lasker
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Anheusep Busch
United States
S. George Washington
Pugeh
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Harding
August Bush
George Washington
Chautauqua Guarantors Meet on Wireless Demonstration
A meeting of the Chautauqua guarantors is called for June 17 at 8 o'clock in the Mantelpa building. Capt Dietrick will discuss the forthcoming Chautauqua program and provide ideas for enhancing the ticket campaign, with a wireless telephone demonstration expected.
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Alber Chautauquas
Warrén DeRosay
Dietrick
O'slock
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Chantal Farm
DeRosay
Chawunqua
Former stock promoter jailed on conspiracy charge
PUILADELPUEA June 14 Oscar 4 Bimekendorf a former stock broker and oil promoter here was arrested at his home in Redding Pa early today on a charge of conspiring to erode a large number of stockholders out of more than 200000 dollars.
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Oscar 4
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Premier Lenine Illness Reported in Washington Dispatch
United States officials confirm Premier Lenine of Russiewa is desperately ill. The terse Washington dispatch notes official confirmation amid unclear details and references scattered names and places.
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Scimie Lia
Work to Relieve Legislative Jam
A United Press report describes ongoing efforts to overcome a legislative stalemate in Washington. Lawmakers explore remedies and debate procedural moves as key projects and subsidies are touched by the gridlock.
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United Press
Coniseus
Toilly
Wecedich
Lillard
Supreme Court Actual Ruler of America Today
Senator launches bitter attack on the high tribunal in a speech before a labor convention. Taft is described as severely bored as the tense exchange underscores the political clash over judicial power and policy direction.
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Taft
Congress Favors Restoring Power to the Court
In a sharp debate, La Follette and allies challenge Supreme Court authority, arguing the court now wields actual power over public policy. He urges support from progressives, farmers, and labor to back constitutional changes, while Taft’s record draws critical scrutiny as a test of democratic legitimacy.
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Action Against Girl Scout Milk Peddler Training Class Tonight
A local investigative action targets a milk peddler accused of illegal activities involving a girl scout program. The meeting discusses safeguarding youth, with scheduling for an 8 PM class at the Municipal building guided by Scout leaders and community service organizers.
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Liberty Bond Fence Scandal Hits Twin Cities
In a sweeping wartime alert, authorities report a major Liberty bond scheme affecting Twin Cities plus Chicago and New York. Investigators say bonds and deposits totaling hundreds of thousands to millions were moved through intermediaries. W. J. Murles, the inspector, notes stashed funds range from 200000 to 5000000 dollars as 34 suspects face arrest warrants for theft and fraud tied to bond lists and misappropriated securities.
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Suston
Ward’s Brother Summoned by Grand Jury in Murder Case
Ralph J. Ward was summoned before the grand jury to testify about the killing of Clutenge Potere by his mother Walter S. Ward in Williamsport. District Attorney Tom Justice Marschiuser said Ward must answer questions, while the elder Ward remains unavailable as a grand jury witness.
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Etta White
George 'i
Kansas City Probe Probes Deserted Lot Night Walk
In Kansas City a city police probe centers on a suspected terrorist hiding in a shack near a deserted lot. Patrolmen and neighbors reported a prowler seen by the builders and a possible improvised hiding place, but no trace was found after officers examined the area late at night.
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Kansas City
Hamat
Gus Grimes
Omaha
A. Joalt
Labor Leads for Mothers Assistance Campaign
Labor leads for mothers assistance campaign announced at the federation convention. Armenian Patriarchy Labor group aims to mobilize support among mothers and sons, seeking votes in the upcoming primary. Weak OCR fragments reference Ambrica and Cincinnati and a June date, with unclear names and roles.
Enjoyable Event for Catholic Daughters of America
Over one hundred twenty attendees filled the Knights of Columbus room for a Catholic Daughters of America gathering. The evening included first and second degree initiations, a meal with cake and sandwiches, and a program by The Wayne Young Musicians.
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New Rensington Pa
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Burs
Mabel Shell
Mise Maw
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Greet
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Erie
Weal
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Altor
Arrest of Walker in Spring Greek Assault Case
Constable Perry Stoldard of Spring Greek reports a visitor is returned to Spring Greek after a Walker, wanted on an assault charge, was subdued last night by Constable Roppersburger. The incident involved a confrontation with a local resident and halted activity in the city.
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Agent Billings
Gor
Ron
Perry Stoldard
Itis
Walker
Roppersburger
Flag Day Dance Draws Huge Turnout at WBA Event
The annual Flag Day Dance by the W B A filled Mavenbee Hall with flags and decor. Rathbuny Novelty Orchestra provided the program as attendees enjoyed an evening of music, dancing, and refreshments, marking a successful gathering for the organization.
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W B.A
Rathbuny Novelty Orchestra
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