Labor Board Orders $27 Million Wages Slash Across Rail Clerks
News brief reports the U S labor board ordering wage cuts totaling about 27 million dollars for railway clerks signalmen and stationary firemen causing union leaders to plan coordinated action. The article notes rail unions reviewing ballots for possible strikes and quotes leaders describing the reductions as unjust and harmful to workers.
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R. R. Labor Board
Cincinnati
Onto
Associated Preas
Railroad Labor Board
E. H. yPitagerald
Ae Brotherhood
John L. Lewis
Presiore
B. M. Jewell
Rail‘way
iAeneyRs
Cat
Chicago
Preas
United States Labor Board
Yeaterday
Isbor
Car Hits Fence Near Uniontown Leaving Tracks
A vehicle plowed through a guard wall in Uniontown Pennsylvania injuring the driver and causing damage to a rail area. Emergency crews responded and the crash led to safety concerns and disruption at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Jena
Ita
Chia
Bankers Praise Administration At North Dakota Meeting
North Dakota Bankers Association closes with resolutions urging stricter banking laws and praise for the current administration. The group backs a proposed law empowering the banking board to deny charters in towns with existing banking facilities and endorses the Deep Waterway project while noting progress in diversified farming and urging retention of the federal reserve system. Officers and committee selections highlighted the session, with Bismarck chosen for the 1923 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Special Service
Minot
N. D
North Dakota Bankers’ Association
Banking Board
Gri Lakes Deep Waterway
Federal Reserve Banking System
Caa
Mate Treasury
Ands
Wisconsin Tornado Strikes Four Counties Killing Six
Rapid cleanup continued after a Wisconsin tornado swept through four western counties. Six people died and scores were injured while extensive property and crop damage were reported. Some injured remained in critical condition as farmers assessed livestock losses and harvest disruptions.
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Wisconsin
Rhurecay
Grivieg
Mac Nider To Speak Early Next Tuesday
Hanford MacNider national commander of the American Legion will address North Dakota region associates at 9 30 p m Tuesday June 20 at Devils Lake changing from the prior morning hour The move secures time with Will H Hays and immediately after his talk MacNider will fly to Fargo to catch a train east of Chicago The plane will be piloted by a Devils Lake man formerly in the aviation service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devtla Lake
N. D
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
North Dakota
Jim
Feason
Will H. Hays
Moving Picture
Hare
MacNider
Fargo
Chicago
Devils Lakes
Aviation Sarvice
Fixed Policy on Muscle Shoals Debated in Senate
Washington Jan 17 A determined fixed policy for developing the government projects at Muscle Shoals Alabama was debated in the Senate as Underwood of Alabama urged a firm stand during discussion. The controversy centered on Henry Ford's offer for the properties and a propaganda campaign alleged to be in progress for and against acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mt Joals
Underwood
Alabama
Senate
Henry Ford
Highest Flood On Rio Grande Reported At 2 15 Feet
Levees along the Rio Grande in the San Benito and Hartington districts were holding against the highest flood on record. The gauge at the San Benito pumping plant stood stationary at 2 15 feet yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Rio Grande
San Benito
Hartington
Campbell Confident on House Action Ship Subsidy Bill
Washington June 17 Campbell chairman of the House rules committee voiced confidence that steps could be taken to meet President Harding's requests for prompt house consideration of the ship subsidy bill. After visiting the White House he said he explained difficulties faced but hoped the delay could be shortened satisfactorily.
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Washington
Harding
Campbell
House Rules Committee
White House
House Rules
Belig
House
Senate
Rule
Committee Reports on Faculty Mixup at University
Herald Special Service notes a committee findings on a faculty mixup at the university. It lists Dean H A G Ladd, professor of cu ca, and Dr Libby, professor of American history among the faculty involved. The report suggests the board will consider recommendations arising from the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Special
N.D. Dene
Fi Commicae
Sro
H. A G. Ladd
Cuca
D. Libby
Prohibition Theatrics Misfire Across Camden Route
Philadelphia June 17 report recounts an odd incident as a man labeled Ganpowder with a fake scheme tried to pass with officers. Though the ruse began strong, the pipe remained lit and the plan collapsed amid a search.
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Philadelphia
Peechea Om & Kre
Thenee
Camden
Tariff Bill Keeps First Place In Congress
Washington sources report the tariff bill will remain the leading item as the Republican conference plans to vote Monday to continue with the tariff bill and defer bonus legislation. Forecasts show generally fair weather with warmer conditions in the southeast tonight.
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Eahington
Esi ‘Watson
Inediana
Harding
North Dakota
North Dakota to Enter American Legion Essay Contest
The North Dakota department of education endorses the national American Legion essay contest for youths aged 12 to 18. County and state judging will lead to state winners who advance to national competition with cash prizes and medals. Essays must be under 500 words on how the Legion can best serve the nation.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota Department of Education
American Legion
North Dakota
State Department
Legion
Winnega
United States of America
Associated Press
Cardinal Logue
Primate of
Ireland
Archbishop O'Donnell
Ulster Earth
Tomobile
Newry
London
Belfast
Morning Post
Ireland Votes in Dublin and Nationwide Parisian Scene
Dublin voters largely calm with 50 percent turnout as Republic polls report. Rory O Connor and irregular army raiders seize documents at a university precinct. de Valera declines to comment on the constitution. Elsewhere no major incidents reported. de Valera heads to Scotland after leaving country.
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Associated Preas
Dublin
Ireland
Rory O'Connor
National University
Treary
Eamon de Valera
de Valera
Mr. de Valera
Scotland
Harding to Reply Thursday on Philippine Independence Plea
President Harding received the Philippine parliamentary mission's plea for independence and promised a response next Thursday after discussing views with the executive. The administration's ship subsidy bill faces delay as the House awaits a tariff conference with the Senate, per Chairman Campbell of the rules committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Philippine Parliamentary Mission
Thursda
North Dakota Nonpartisan League mocked by official remarks
Law enforcement and political propaganda critique by F L Watkins, superintendent, alleging the prohibition enforcement department was misused for political purposes. He claims significant spending without corresponding results and suggests a scandal in the former administration. The piece questions whether such actions could recur under the current state leadership.
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F. L. Watkins
North Dakota Enforcement League
Tite Nonpartisan ‘League
Prohibition Enforcement Department
Sander
League
Unclear Baseball Scores From an Old National League Box Score
Fragmented box score snippets show multiple NL games with Boston Chicago Pittsburgh New York and Philadelphia results. Inconsistent innings and player pairings noted, with partial line scores, pitchers and catchers listed in incomplete fashion.
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Boston
Aldridge
Wirth
Miller
Gowdy
Chicago
Alexander
Wille
McQuillan
O'Neill
Pittsburgh
New York
Morrison
Gooch
Nebr
Ith
Een
North Dakota crop bulletin notes favorable growing weather
The semi monthly bulletin by Jay G. Diamond reports spring wheat oats and other crops greatly benefited by rains and moderate June temperatures. Rye harvest may come earlier. corn potatoes flax and hay crops show progress. Some hail damage noted in northeast and central regions. Livestock ranges and pastures remain green and satisfactory with good alfalfa and clover stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay G. Diamond
Bureau of Markets
North Dakota
Sumihsern
Finx
Essen
Fine Live Stock From N D and Minnesota At State Fair
North Dakota and Minnesota live stock will be shown at the North Dakota state fair July 11 to 32. Promoters say entries are exceptional in number and quality with Shorthorns, Aberdeen Angus, and Herefords. Exhibitors include Springdale Livestock company Rogers North Dakota with ten Shorthorns, Jean Du Luth Farms near luth Minnesota with Rose Moonlit King and Maration Noble, Hartley Stock Farms North Dakota with fifteen Aberdeen Angus, Baldwin Farms Elle North Dakota with sixteen Shorthorns, and William H. Phipps Atwater Minnesota with ten Herefords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
X. D
Prise
North Dakota
Minnesota
Springdale Livestock Company
Rogers
N. D
Imperial Bridgebank
Jean du Luth Farnes
Near!luth
Minn
Hartley Stock Farms
Oair
Prines
Baldwin Farms
Elle N. D
William H. Phipps
Atwater
Nead
Bonoje
Rupert
Northwest liquor law enforcement meeting set for June 19
Minneapolis report states that prohibition directors from Iowa Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota and Minnesota will hold a conference June 1 to discuss enforcement problems. Deel R O Matthews federal prohibition commissioner aide and Emerson Hunt Northwest supervising agent will attend. The conference will cover smuggling and enforcement operations.
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Minneapolis
Iowa
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Deel R
Matthews
Roy A. Haynes
Emerson
Hunt
Northwest
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Jodi L. Lewin
Unitet Mine Workers
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Erie
Maskea
Dareere
Sprague
Alley City
Amtodyton
J. J. Nierling
Jamestown
W. C. ‘Fadden
F. A.irish
Wis
Mac Nider
N. D. Education Department
O. K
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Ulster Constabulary
Irish Republican Army
Dromintree
Louth
Dundalk
Dala
Asbtn
Yesuerday
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Sursday
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Janestown
Bloom
MISTER _ HOOVER
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Cee
Louis
Brooklyn
Haynes
Alnsmith
Shriver
Ungling
Phila
Ready
Hargrave
Singleton
Hubbin
Peters
Vieseny
Perkina
Robertson
J. Bohalk
Detroit
Collins
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Keate
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Northrop
Northwest Liquor Law Enforcers
Wesely
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Uaemes Peston
Board of Parnons
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