Shopmen Return to Work Under Jewell Willard Plan
Chicago reports a settlement ending the rail strike as shop craftsmen resume duties June 30 classifications. The Jewell Willard peace plan was adopted by the policy committee and railroads began agreeing with reinstatement and seniority terms to be resolved by a six six commission. White House and Labor Department confirm broad acceptance with 52 roads signed or soon to sign.
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Chicago
Jewell-Willard
B. M. Jewell
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths and Helpers of America
International Association of Machi Iers
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
Iron Shipbuilders and Helpers of America
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers’ Enternational Alliance
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America
Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen
Alabama & Vicksburg
Baltimore & Ohio
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburgh
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Colorado & Southern
Wichita Valley Railway
Fort Worth
Denver City
Indianapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rock Island & Pacific
Louisiana & Arkansas
Minneapolis & St. Louis
New York Central Lines
New York
Chicago & St. Louis
Norfolk & Western
Norfolk & Southern
Seaboard Air Line
Trinity & Brazos Valley
Virginian
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Winston-Salem
Pennsylvania
Burlington
Northern Pacific
Chicago & Great Western
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Rock Island
White House
Washington
Davis
Harting
Department of Labor
Oscar F. Nelson
Bureau of Conciliation
Department
British iron orders surge amid U S labor disputes
London reports orders for 800000 tons of foundry iron, believed tied to labor strikes in the United States and Canada. Scottish masters, after depleted stocks, prepare to relight furnaces as a consequence of the demand surge.
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U. 8
London
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Short Umbrellas With Longer Bones And Ring Tops
New umbrellas are very short and some feature a large ring at the top for vertical carrying. The latest models use 10 ribs instead of eight. Leather, carved and composition handles are shown.
Administration Tariff Bill Rejected in House
Washington report states the Fordney McCumber tariff bill as rewritten by conferees was rejected by the House with 102 Republicans voting with 67 Democrats and 1 Socialist to recommit for stripping the embargo on dues and placing potash on the free list. Leaders foresee possible delay or end of tariff legislation this session.
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Washington
House
Fordney
Longworth
Repub Mean
Representative Mondell
Ben
Bishops Vote to Delete Word Obey From Episcopalian Ceremony
The house of bishops of the Protestant Episcopal church voted 86 to 27 to remove the word obey from the marriage service. The measure, referred back to the issuing commission, awaits deputies approval and eventual convention consent three years later. Bishop Winchester and Bishop Anderson argued obedience applies to parent child, not spouses.
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Portland
Ore
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
House of Deputies
James R. Winchester
Arkansas
Cheries P. Anderson
Chicago
Miners Union Receives 200000 Loan From Harriman Bank
The Harriman National Bank loaned 200000 on personal notes of John L. Lewis and other UMWA officials without collateral last July. The UMWA funds were nearly exhausted to buy food and tents for striking miners and families. Joseph W. Harriman said the loan was a business transaction after years of banking with the bank.
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New York
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Miners’ Organization
Harriman National Bank
Joseph W. Harriman
United Mine Workers’ Union
Protest over Carter as head of government printing bureau
A resolution was presented at the International Typographical Union convention in Atlantic City protesting President Harding's appointment of George H Carter as chief of the government printing bureau. The resolution says Carter is not qualified, claiming he is not a practical printer or expert.
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Atlantic City
N. J
President Harding
George H. Carter
Government Printing Bureau
International Typographical Union
Carter
Lew
Outdoor Wear Blouses Energize Swinging Arm Movement
A fragment describes blouses and outerwear with elastic waistbands designed to enhance arm swinging freedom during outdoor activity. The line emphasizes comfort and vigorous movement.
Britain May Use Force to Block Turkish Move to Europe
London reports Britain stands united behind blocking Turkish entry into Europe even if solo action is required. British forces move to Constantinople and the Bosporus as Mustapha Kemal Pasha’s troops clash with allied marines at Smyrna amid Syrian and Greek casualties and refugee crises.
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London
Mustapha Kemal
Europe
Italy
Britain
Gibraltar
Constantinople
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Smyrna
Bosporus
Lloyd George
War Office
Admiralty
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
United Kingdom
Dardanelles
Congress asked to settle Vera Cruz claims with grace
The President asked Congress for an appropriation of $45 518 to settle claims of nationals from Spain France Great Britain Germany Austria Cuba and the United States arising from the 1914 occupation of Vera Cruz by American forces.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Spain
France
Great Britain
Germany
Austria
Cuba
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Evangeline Booth Is Out As Salvation Army Commander
New York report states Evangeline Booth head of the Salvation Army in America received word from Bramwell Booth that her retirement as commander has been definitively decided and will take effect on a date to be announced later.
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New York
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
America
Bramwell Booth
Rich pastor and choir singer found slain
In New Brunswick New Jersey on September 16 Rev Edward W Hall 46 rector of St Johns the Evangelist church and Eleanor Mills 34 a church choir member were found shot dead and slashed in a field across the Raritan River. Investigators deem it double murder with jealousy as a possible motive. James Mills husband of Eleanor was questioned and released. A .32 caliber cartridge was found between the bodies amid scattered papers.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Edward W. Hall
St. John’s the Evangelist Protestant Church
Eleanor Mills
Raritan River
James Mills
Mrs Harding Shows Further Recovery at White House
Washington reports indicate Mrs. Harding continues to improve after illness with doctors declaring the immediate crisis passed and surgery no longer considered necessary for the present. Dr. Mayo left for home while Dr. Sawyer plans to return Friday as consults wind down.
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Washington
White House
Charles Mayo
Carl W. Sawyer
Britten Seeks U S Involvement In European Recovery
Representative Britten of Illinois urges Washington to abandon policy of nonparticipation after a Europe tour. He introduced a resolution asking the President to engage in European financial deliberations and help shape postwar recovery efforts.
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Washington
Britten
Europe
United States
Foster Turned Over by Chicago Police to U S Authorities
William Zaen Foster, a noted radical, was handed to United States authorities by Chicago police for transfer to Berrien County Michigan to face charges under the state anti aybdicalism law.
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Michigan
Chicago
Whilliam Zaen Foster
America
United States
Berrien County
Turkey Birthrate Decline Prompts Proposal for Ties Remedy
Report notes a falling birthrate in Turkey with mentions of refugees in Russia and the Balkans. It discusses a proposed remedy involving ties and economic measures, suggesting policy actions to address demographic decline.
Senate Passes Fordney McCumber Bonus Bill
The Senate approved the conference report on the Fordney McCumber World War I bonus bill by a 36 to 17 vote, with 24 Republicans and 12 Democrats in support. The White House fate rests with President Harding, who is presumed either to sign or veto the measure, amid hopes of a veto from anti‑bill factions.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
White House
Harding
Brandegee
Bursum
Cameron
Capper
Colt
Cummins
Curtis
Gooding
Hale
Harreld
Jones
Kellogg
Lenroot
McCormick
McCumber
McLean
McNary
Nicholson
Oddie
Rawson
Shortridge
Stanfield
Sutherland
Willis
Ashurst
Broussard
Fletcher
Harrison
Heflin
Ransdell
Sheppard
Simmons
Stanley
Trammell
Walsh
Massachusetts
Watson
Georgia
Ball
Borah
Dillingham
Dupont
Ernst
France
Moses
New
Phipps
Reed
Pennsylvania
Smoot
Ster Nng
Glass
Myers
Shields
Underwood
Williams
King Victor Emmanuel of Tealy Ill Says Naplen Martino
News briefs report King Victor Emmanuel of Tealy is seriously ill per Naplen Martino. Other items note US Senate approval of the conference report on a distribution and price bill, a Fresno peach plant razed by fire, and a Pensacola grounding near Guam with minor damage.
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Victor Emmanuel
Tealy
Martino
Senate
Washington
California Peach and Wig Growers, Inc
Fresno
Cal
Fhre
United States
Pensacola
Apra Harbor
Guam
C. C. Chase
Etauso
Tex
Chase
Ait
Interior Department
Berlin
Germany
Soviet Russia
John Cordes
Wilbur
Waterloo
Eddie Rickenbacker
Sound Beach Presbyterian Church
Greenwich
Conn
Adelaide Fr. Durant
League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
Hungary
League
Clemenceau
America
Paris
Ofice
London
Palestine
New York Harbor
Angus Murphy
Joseph Thomas
A. BE. Ketchen
Miami
Fla
Raleigh
N. C
George Keeling
Champaign
Rail Peace Hits A Snag As Strike Ends Remain Elusive
Chicago reports the effort to end the railroad strike through separate agreements stalled. The Chicago and Northwestern could not reach terms with its 17 000 striking workers over interpreting the Willard Jewell agreement. Similar hurdles were seen on other roads as some crews refused the Willard Jewell terms.
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Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
La Follette Wins Wisconsin GOP Senate Nomination Big Victory
Complete Wisconsin precinct returns show Senator La Follette securing the Republican nomination for United States senator by an unprecedented majority of 222000 votes over opponent William A. Ganfield.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
la Follette
United States
William A. Ganflelid
Buckstone Actor Rowland Buckstone Dies in London
London reports actor Rowland Buckstone died at a nursing home after arriving from the United States about two weeks ago on holiday and falling ill. He will be buried at Chiswick.
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Buckstone
London
Rowland Buckstone
United States
Chiswick
Grain and Livestock Prices From Market Report
Market notes list flour, hay and cattle prices with ranges for hard and soft wheats. Also shown are rye flour, timothy hay, clover hay, prime and good steers, feeding cattle, heifers, yearlings, cows, hogs and bologna bulls with quoted price bands and units.
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Hay
Timothy Hay
Clover
Timo
Timothy
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It promises purity in every bottle and offers sample requests by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
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Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Out of the Frying Pan Joke Exchange
A quip from a humorous exchange comparing temper between a second wife and a first, noting the second is even more fiery. The dialogue highlights a witty, lighthearted tone about marital tempers.
Diamond Dyes Promises Easy Home Dyeing for All
The advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes as simple enough for any woman to dye or tint fabrics at home. It claims safe, uniform results for linen, cotton, or silk, with instructions that prevent streaking fading or running.
Papa's Chief Objection Adolescent Winter Sports Debate
Fay asks about winter sports and a father objects to their staying out late. The ad text promotes Cuticura for pimply faces with usage instructions and includes a quip about knowledge and danger.
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Papa
Fay
Father
Loew's Weekly
Castoria Bottles Bear Signature of 80 Years Use
Caution urged to mothers to inspect every Castoria bottle for the official signature, ensuring it is the trusted Fletcher’s Castoria used for infants and children for decades.
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Fletcher
Tree-toad Song Sparks Gentle Nature Exchange
A whimsical exchange between Muses Peggy and Glory echoes nature’s gifts. Peggy asks about a tree-toad’s song while Glory replies that such gifts are owed by nature, hinting at a playful mythic conversation in a literary tone.
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Peggy
Glory
Red Cross Ball advertised on snowy laundry day
A laundress sings "O Happy Day" while hanging wash in cold weather advertising Red Cross Ball. The ad line appears as Blua Advertisement, noting the charity event.
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Red Cross
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