New Strike Clouds Over Railroads With Walkout
Chicago July 17 New strike clouds loom as 8000 stationary firemen and 52 000 more railway workers may join a walkout within a week. Peace talks deadlocked as the railroad labor board halts activity. Union leaders expect decisive moves within days amid widespread walkouts across New York Central Philadelphia Reading Pittsburgh and Erie lines.
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Chicago
Associated Preas
National Railway Cris
Clerks Union
Ami Federation of Railroad Workers
Gail
Pesca
Ben W. Hooper
Railroad Labor Board
Appar
Bee M. Jewell
Machinists
Chataun
Hymittee
Washington
American ‘Federation of Fronch Wvorkers
Cern i
New York Central
Elphia
Reading
Pittsburgh
Ke Erie
Mets
Edwin W. Hokings
Toledo
Ohio
Cleveland
Hosking
Associated Press
Neotia
Trong
Eget Ae
Directors Of S A Bank Sued By Stockholders
Fargo July 17 stockholders file suit against former directors of the defunct Scandinavian American Bank of Fargo seeking 600000 for alleged neglect of duty. Attorneys announce service on nearly all former directors as the case proceeds.
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Fargo
N. D
Scandinian-American Bank of Fargo
A. Hildreth
Gerahicotte
North Dakota State Fair Opens With Pageantry and Thirty Campaigns
The North Dakota State Fair opens today featuring a 164th Infantry reunion, recalling service in the Philippines and the Mexican border, alongside a state horseshoe pitching contest and other fair attractions that drew notable interest, including automobile displays.
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North Dakota State Fair
164Th
First
North Dakota Infantry
Philippines
Germany Deposits Funds to Meet July 15 Payments
The reparations official notified today that Germany had deposited 32,000,000 gold marks in designated banks to meet its only reparations payment due in July 1915.
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Germany
Three Die In Plane Crash Near Los Angeles
W. H. Robinson, aviator, and two passenger men were burned to death when their airplane caught fire and fell near Los Angeles last night. Weather notes mention Dakota fair in northwest, Minnesota fair tonight and Tuesday with cooler readings in the east.
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Los Angeles
W. H. Robinson
Dakota
Minnesota
Family of Supply Guidance on Food Safety For Housewives
A fragmented passage urges housewives to learn food handling and storage to protect health in hot weather. It stresses protecting supplies from dust and contamination and hints at a booklet offering exhaustive guidance. The text name checks potential authors or organizations but is garbled.
Rust crop review finds July weather generally satisfactory
The July crop review reports generally satisfactory conditions for small grains in Brentana North and South Dakota and Minnesota. Corn suffered minor frost damage early in July. spring wheat near hay harvest in South Dakota. Montana and North Dakota saw some rye and haying disruption. Overall weather favored most crops with scattered infections in Minnesota and the Dakotas.
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Brentana
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
J. G Diamond
Sinnendte
Daote
Montana
Flathead
North Dakota
Dakotas
Division of
U. S. Department
Apricabarey
Siinedrouth
Ray
ray and haying was somewhat jayé@ in North oe
Minnesotta
Hayvest
Poisoning outbreak hits railroad strikebreakers in Chicago
Seventy two workers and policemen fell ill after eating food served to strikebreakers on the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul line. Health workers inspected all dining cars as officials probe the adulteration source and possible poisoners. Authorities say 300 men were fed, with 40 ill, as investigations continue.
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Chicago, Mile
Louis J. Welt
Christopher
Tertmenia
British to Send Delegates for Debt Talks
A fragment notes Britain will send delegates to discuss debt and peace, with Prime Minister and Commons leadership mentioned. The text references September meetings in connection with negotiations and potential U.S. involvement.
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Septembbe
Ministee
Moya George
Ghieioato
Committee To Aid Hoover In Enforcing Radio Regulations
Washington July 17 The membership of the new inter departmental advisory committee formed to aid Secretary Hoover in enforcing government radio regulations was announced by the commerce department One major function is to advise on priority of government material to be broadcast and schedules of operation
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Washington
Inter-Departmental
Hoover
Commerce Department
U S May Operate the Mines in Emergency Action
Washington July 17 The administration plans drastic action within 48 hours to reopen coal mines under federal protection with troops guarding entrances and an American flag raised. If needed a royalty payment may be offered and volunteers could be called if nonunion workers are insufficient. Railroads to be treated similarly to ensure fuel for industry and public. Four seafaring men drown as the Henry T Scott schooner sinks near the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
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Harding
Washington
Associated Press
U.S
Olige
Seattle
Wash
Henry T. Scott
Strait of Juan de Duca
Wellsburg Mine Fight Leaves Sheriff Dead and Clashes Spread
Patrols say Sheriff H H Duvall and eight men died at the Clifton mine near Wellsburg as a large mob attacked. clashes continued along the road to the Richland coal mine with bullets and a dynamite blast gutting the tipple. Police reported multiple wounded and arrests as authorities sought to quell the unrest.
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Clifton
Wellsburg
W. VI
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
H. H. Duvall
Richland Coal Company
Wellsburgh
Pennsylvania State Line
Wheeling
Steubenville
Ohio
Follawsbee
West Va
Richland
Wellaburg
Clifton Mine
Marchern Frow Peansyieabie
Sheak Duvall
Suseeeseeey Doral
Tus Famee
Ectink Thorty
W and Mate Police
Sam
Duvall
Sherif Duvall
Cliftondale
Farm population equals sixty one percent of rural total
Washington reports the January 1 1920 census shows the farm population at sixty one percent of rural residents and thirty one percent of the nation, with 31 350 640 rural farm inhabitants and 255 econ farms within incorporated cities. The rural population nearly half the nation while farm residents total about three tenths.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Chemical Foundation Refuses Miller Request Declines Return Patents
New York July 17 The Chemical Foundation Inc declines to return patents trademarks and copyrights to the government per Alien Property Custodian Thomas W Miller. A Gravan letter to President Harding says German agents supplied information to an ex German spy and interpreted by lawyers with German ties. Gravan urges the president to seek other counsel.
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New York
the Chemical Foundation, Inc
Thomas W. Miller
Francis P. Gravan
Gravan
Harding
Counsie
Baseball Scores From Todays National League Games
Scores from Philadelphia Chi 00 nine, Jones and O Farrell. Boston 10121 Cincinnati 00019 Wilson and Gibson. Couch, Gillespie and Wingo. Brooklyn 200300 Pittsburg 60L711 Mi Now fa men hore. Finmilton and Gove. American League games show Robertson and Yaryan, Most and Chung.
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Philadelphia
Jones
O'Farrell
Danings
Boston
Cincinnati
Wilson
Gibson Couch
Gillespie
Wingo
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Nowfa Men Hore
Finmilton
Gove
Robertson
Yaryan
Most
Chung
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Verikes
Detroit
Brena
B. Seussiendfern
Sapere Union Asia 4
American, Legion
Rotary and Children’s Day
Feggares
AMILY
Cootie
By Morris
U. S
Otto Léullen
Lincoln Hill
Chemical Foundation
Miller
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