Possibility of Tieup in July Looms Today
Hearings begin Thursday as rail labor leaders warn a July tieup may occur after a $60 million wage cut, affecting 1.2 million rail workers. Shop crafts face new wage reductions and piece work disputes, with 21 railroads cited for minorized cuts. Hearings expected to last weeks as the labor board splits widen and a vote looms.
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Failroad Labor Board
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Chicago
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B. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
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Ybor
Secret Inquiry Into Beck Slaying Continued Today
In Oklahoma City Oklahoma June 7 a special five officer army board continued the secret inquiry into the April 4 slaying of Lt Colonel Paul Bard Beck. Jean P Day and his wife testified after Day admitted firing at Beck during a struggle with his wife.
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Oxia
Paul Bard Beck
War Department
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Revised Naval Funding Bill Completes Senate Action
Washington June 7 Work on all naval vessels under the army conference treaty would proceed at the present rate with no reduction of forces at any yards under the revised naval appropriation bill completed today by the senate sub committee Requests of the navy department for tend to begin work on three new Pacific coast naval bases were denied by the sub committee which excluded proposals for a new fleet base at Alameda California a new torpedo base at San Pedro California and a new aviation base at Sand Point Washington
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United States
Senate
Navy Department
Pacific Coast
Alameda
California
San Pedro
Sand Point
Autopsies on live stock to be demonstrated
At the Minnesota State Veterinary Medical association summer meeting in St Paul the university farm will host autopsies on cattle sheep swine and chickens as part of a short course on July 12 13 and 14 lectures by veterinarians from the University of Minnesota and other states include Dr L Van Ransom Dr E Zionsville Dr Murphy Dr Merillat and Dr Brumley with experts from Nebranka Ind and Ohio.
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Moorhead baseball player dies from lockjaw
Moorhead Minn June 7 Lockjaw causing death of a baseball team member at Comstock near Moorhead. He attended a game last Tuesday, felt ill Wednesday, rushed to Moorhead hospital and died Monday. The club plans a funeral Thursday.
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Sun Yat-Sen Refuses Office, Unity Fades in China
AP report details rapid political turmoil in China as Sun Yat-Sen declines to relinquish power, Yuan Hung outlines plans for a new centralized government in Peking, Li Hung changes presidency potential, and military cliques push toward civil conflict amid calls for vengeance against the Tuchun era.
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Sun Yat-Sen
Tien Tein
Jane Er
Associated Press
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Peking
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Griffiths Draft Ireland Constitution Sparks Talks
London June 7 Arthur Griffith president of Dail Eireann arrives for talks with the British cabinet and Lloyd George. Discussions resume in a promising atmosphere with possible further meetings. The dispute over Irish Free State governance and arbitration hints shape the negotiations.
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Dail Éireann
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Dublin
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Michael Collin
Irish Free State
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Pettigon
Belleek
McVille Defeats Warwick 3 2 In Slugger Clash
McVille defeated Warwick 3 to 2 as pitcher Lenna fanned batters and Gilmine caught for Warwick. MeVille’s Kniefel hurled a tight game, scattering hits and fanning hitters.
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Azone Gilmine
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Kaberay
Hoover Fails to Settle Coal Strike Says Government Effort
Washington June 7 Secretary Hoover reported to the Senate that efforts to present settlement suggestions in the coal strike failed to yield results. He said the government has no authority to terminate or intervene and that proposals for conference were made through the Labor Department but have not succeeded. Columbus Ohio June 7 Southern Ohio Coal Exchange said George M Jones Coal Co of Toledo urged senators and representatives to broker talks between southern Ohio operators and miners to end the strike. Mazelton June 7 anthracite miners scale committee asked for a referendum to authorize turning hard coal pension into a strike if needed, while operators' reply to arbitration was withheld pending mine owners’ view.
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Senate Today
Davis
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Senate
Columbus
Ohio
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
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Pomerone
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Mazelton
Sune
Anthracite Miners’ Scale Committee
Fire Festival Held in Fargo Daylong Celebration
Fargo marks the 1893 city fire with a Legion led program. Activities include a 10:30 a.m. parade with six bands, two teams and scouts. 1:00 p.m. fire-run replays from 1893 1903 and 1923. 2:20 p.m. address by J L Coulter of the X D A C in Island Park. children and Boy Scout programs. army retreat service. 5:00 p.m. barbecue. 7:00 p.m. carnival and street dance.
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Mreeta
Judge Richard A Ballinger Dies in Seattle
Seattle June 7 Judge Richard A Ballinger former secretary of the interior under Taft died at his home after a two day illness He was the central figure in the 1910 1911 Alaska coal land controversy involving the Cunningham group and the Bering river district The Interior Department later cancelled most of the 1100 Alaska coal claims following a 1912 decision by Secretary Ballinger was noted for years of public dispute over Alaskan coal land titles and federal land policy.
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Ballinger
Louia R. Glavin
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Alaska
Typographical Union Vote To Be Tabulated
Indianapolis June 7 Official tabulation of votes from 700 cities for the International Typographical Union officers began with two possible changes from unofficial totals John McParland of New York was assured re election as president by about 4560 votes over Walter W Barrett Charlies Howard of Detroit appeared to win first vice president over D T Campbell of Norfolk Wa J W Hayes of Minneapolis also seemed reelected secretary treasurer defeating Wm E Towne of Duluth
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New York
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Detroit
D. T. Campbell
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Wm. E. Towne
Duluth
Day's e Games National and American League Summary
Baseball results from a chaotic recap listing Chicago, New York, Boston, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Washington, Cleveland, and others. Key pitchers and batters appear like Bush, Sehang, Morrison, and Gowdy with varied inning counts and line scores across leagues.
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Yeesessees
Chicago
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Sehang
Nes tos Speaks on Norwegian Independence
Governor R A Neston spoke at Kindred North Dakota on the anniversary of Norway and Sweden's final split. He tied the celebration to Liberty movements and noted bond sales, debt reduction, and warrants as key state savings under different administrations. He scheduled further talks in Forman Elliott Chaffee Leonard Enderlin Valley City.
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N. D
R. A. Neston
Niway
Sweden
Norway
Inilar
United States
Nestos
Forman
Eliott
Nonpartisan League
Chaffee and Leonard
Enderlin
Disabled Vets Hosted as Guests at White House Lawn Party
Washington June 7 More than two thousand disabled war veterans now hospitalized in thin beds attend a White House lawn party as guests of the President and Mrs Harding. Mrs Harding aided by fifty young women employees of the veterans' bureau representing 48 states, the District of Columbia and Hawaii.
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Mra. Harding
White House
Veterans’ Bureau
District J of Columbia
Hawaii
Street Railway Strike Averted In Jackson Michigan
In Jackson Michigan on June 7 a proposed strike by 700 conductors and motormen of the Michigan United Railways was averted when company representatives and platform men agreed to submit the wage dispute to a mediation board. The board was given 42 hours to reach a basis for arbitration.
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Jackson
Mich
Michigan United Railways
Kirkwood Wins Qualifying Prize in British Golf Meet
Joe Kirkwood the Australian champion captured the qualifying prize at Glen Eagles Scotland with a 72 today to reach 144 after 36 holes. Tom Blair 89 yesterday and today’s score left him out, Edward Ray 163, Harry Vardon 156, Jock Hutchison 162, George Duncan 145 for second, James Brad 158.
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Scotland
Associated Press
Joe Kirkwood
Tom Blair
Hutchison
Edward Ray
Harry Vardon
Jock Hutchison
North Dakota Crops In Good Condition As State Enters Critical Period
North Dakota crop reports from eleven counties show general optimism despite pockets of drought, grasshopper activity, and late disease concerns. County agents led by John Haw note quick growth from recent wet weather and foresee no widespread damage barring conditions.
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John Haw
Hansanpot
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