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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
9
Scale Committee members unanimously reject the latest operators offer in the hard coal fields as announced by Murray. The miners say they will resist all cuts and prepare for a strike vote, signaling a decisive step in union leadership against mine bosses.
Azleton Pa January 6 Members of the anthracite miners general scale committee vote unanimously to reject last week’s arbitration proposal from operators. Negotiations continue with a sub committee to draft a counter offer to be submitted tomorrow. Vice President Philip J. Murray states details of the miner proposal will be kept secret until presented.
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic memo about Watson provoking a diplomatic response. It mentions foreign government relations, potential recalls, and campaign style rhetoric. The piece references American political figures and ongoing discussions about policy changes and international diplomacy.
A historic note records the admission of a figure named Princess Russ into the United States amid formal ceremonies. Officials, including Secretary of State Pow, conferred status, with the event described in ceremonial terms and tied to a lineage narrative and national recognition.
Herbert Hoover commends allies for relief efforts amid disaster response. The report notes government coordination with international helpers and volunteers, underscoring the breadth of humanitarian mobilization and the President’s gratitude for pledged support.
District Attorney Weeks pressed Mrs Ward after she left the stand as the trial proceeded with testimony about a confrontation and alleged actions involving Ward. The day included questions on communications between Ward and his wife and whether privilege applied. Adjournment followed amid tense courtroom exchanges and references to other witnesses.
A youth nearly died in a pool accident last night. Reports describe severe injuries and hospital treatment, with witnesses noting a dramatic struggle and bystander assistance before emergency crews arrived. The incident occurred at a local pool and authorities are investigating the circumstances.
New York June Phi Beta Kappa key awarded to Catherina Genin Burke of Chicago at Barnard College class day exercises. She becomes the second blind student to graduate from Barnard College, Columbia University.
The U S government plans debt discussions with foreign creditors as Washington weighs a formal approach to reparations and postwar financial obligations. Officials indicate talks may address factory loans, war debts, and the role of international finance in stabilizing the global economy.
The council tabled a disannexation proposal affecting a northern street area amid strong opposition and mixed support. Residents argued the move would affect development and county services while supporters cited tax and planning concerns. The hearing included city officials and residents voicing opinions on future urban boundaries.
Mrs Jean Day testifies before an Army board about an alleged attack connected to Beek's death. The proceedings referenceLt Col Ward and security details as investigators pursue Beek related operations and personnel positions at a naval station.
In a high tension tariff debate Senator Lippitt renewed his assault on President Hoover. He charged the administration with improper handling of war relief and criticized Hoover for not publishing detailed statements on war relief. The exchange touched on taxes, imports, and alleged profiteering linked to tariff protections, signaling a renewed partisan clash with Senator Willan and others.
In Lord Barrels VRATICE, a British torpedo destroyer reported finding barrels aboard a vessel four miles off Ment County Kerry. The barrels, bound for Mandatoan Tardenanany, allegedly held 16,000 rounds. The torpedo boat engaged but caused no further damage.
A housewife outlines thrifty methods to craft three outfits on a $60 budget. The text discusses sewing, selecting fabrics, and prioritizing practicality over fashion trends to achieve multiple summer wardrobes.
Manchester news item reports 19 arrests tied to a textile strike that began February 14. Sworn officers and officials moved to disperse crowds gathered near the plant area as labor protests continued.
Baltimore Md June one soldier Private Parent was killed two suffered probable fatal injuries and six others were less seriously hurt when a truck carrying soldiers to Buffalo?n plunged over an embankment near Westminster Maryland today.
Fragmented OCR text reveals tense response to a Solon speech with references to Geddes and Armiskind. The piece mentions President, secretary, and possible constitutional or governance disputes, with garbled names and dates obscuring precise details of the event and participants.
The nation pays tribute as funeral arrangements for Lillian Russell are set. Leaders and dignitaries including Secretary Davis and Florence Teel are among attendees. The military escort will include a U S. bodyguard and a veterans’ organization will accompany the casket to the central church, with telegrams of condolence arriving from around the country.
Fragmented copy reports Griffiths returning to a London conference with Dublin notes. Mentions Michael Collins and the provisional government remaining in Dublin. Indicates plans to resume discussions and possible debt matters in Danarius Street.
Executives of 11 railroad unions vote to strike ballot immediately after the labor board issues pay reduction orders. Jewett decries wage cuts and urges united action across unions including railroad workers demanding restored pay and fair wages.
Railroad workers in seven large groups will vote on a strike after the labor board issued wage reduction orders. In a two hour meeting, heads of unions agreed each organization will hold a strike vote within 30 days, with returns due by June 30. The action covers about 1.2 million employees, excluding trainyard clerks.
Nominations for the Irish general elections indicate that most constituencies will see multiple candidates, with several independents withdrawing. The Dail will vote June 16 on ballot costs and election procedures, while many members have been returned unopposed and no clear push to debate the treaty issue is evident.
Fragmented obituary notes Richard A. secretary of interior and his clash with President Taft era. Mentions Ballinger, the Alaska copper plan matter, and a Cumingham district dispute. Indicates Ballinger faced removal while supporting colleagues. text cites page reference for continuation.
In Iowa ballots, Brookhart maintains a steady lead as returns from multiple counties show him ahead in the OWA race. The AP report notes scattered results across districts with Brookhart polling strongly in the Seventh District while noting variations in totals and contested precincts.
In Waukegan Illinois on June 6, Gov Len Smalls counsel LeForgee offered his client as a witness amid the cross examination of Roy Taylor an assistant cashier. The missing deposits and a $60000 draft were topics, with Judge Edwards limiting certain testimony while Hayden and Curtis testified about the Grant Park bank and its successors.
Indianatollis June 6 Wiggins, Indianapolis man, began serving a six months sentence for delinquency of a young person. He was fined 100 and costs, appealed to the supreme court which upheld the lower sentence, and Governor Moore granted a stay of execution to permit further proceedings.
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