Heads of six crafts sign walkout notice
The United States Government stepped in to avert a 400000 shopmen strike by ordering leaders of the six shop craft unions and railroads to appear before the railroad labor board. Strike orders had been issued for 10 a.m. July 1, involving 400000 men on all railroads and Pullman shops in the United States. The action followed ultimata over a 60 million wage cut slated for July 1 and changes in working conditions. The president of the Railway Labor Board summoned executives and union heads to investigate before the strike takes effect.
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Special Grand Jury to Probe Mine Massacre
A special grand jury will begin July 10 to investigate the massacre of non-union workers by union miners near Herrin. Circuit Judge Hartwell announced the probe, while Coroner McCown conducted a search at the Madison goal company strip mine following rumors that bodies were buried there.
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Four Courts siege in Dublin Face Intensified Fighting
Dublin reports say irregular Irish forces seized seventeen provisional government troops in Dominick Street. Fresh terms offered at the Four Courts failed to win surrender as heavy bombardment and night-long fighting continued. Regulars block roads, cut waterways, and an ambivalent outlook persisted with casualties rising.
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Lewis Accepts Invitation To Mine Meeting
White House invites leaders of striking miners and coal operators from bituminous and anthracite fields to a Saturday meeting with President Harding to start settlement negotiations. John L Lewis accepted immediately after a private interview, with Davis and Ogle coordinating notices to industry groups and operators for participant representation.
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Great Lakes boat wage talks press forward at Detroit meeting
In Detroit on June 29 representatives from three Great Lakes railroad ferries and allied marine crews met to settle wage disputes. Union leaders prepared to present a referendum proposal to workers, seeking parity with shore trades. Railroads involved include the Wabash and Grand Trunk as chiefs push for a wage settlement aligned with similar trades.
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Forty Americans Released as Others Captured in Tampico Bandit Action
In Tampico region rebels attacked the Aguada camp of Cortez Oil, seizing workers and demanding 15,000 pesos. A. Bruce Bielaski escaped captivity after four days. Dutch-British oil camps also reported abductions. U.S. officials sought protection for workers while Mexican authorities dismissed the reports as baseless.
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Nestos Leads in Grand Forks County as Recall Results Vary
With 62 of 67 precincts reported, Nestos holds a strong lead in Grand Forks County for governor and senator. McCumber trails in the senatorial race while Frazer and Baker are also listed. City of Grand Forks shows Nestos gaining votes over recall figures, with Nestos winning the recall but lagging in the governor’s race compared to the primary.
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Election Bulletins Almanac Shows County Returns
June reports from Walsh Pembina and Stutsman counties provide partial results for local races. Fraiser Frasier McCumber Nestos Baker and Rutaman show varying tallies across precincts, with Independent leads and shifting margins as more precincts report.
Nestos Leads Nonpartisan Candidate By 22000 In North Dakota
Washington June 29 Senator Porter J McCumber said early returns show he trails for the Republican nomination with Lynn J Frazier leading in the Nonpartisan league backed ticket Meanwhile Governor R A Nestos Independent Republican appears to have a solid lead over B F Baker With 92000 votes tabulated Nestos ahead by 24008 McCumbers lead over Frazier under 8000 In 786 precincts McCumber 43620 Frazier 36072 In 797 precincts Nestos 57240 Baker 35206 Further results indicate Nestos advantage may narrow but likely persist with large portions of the vote counted and few remaining reforms on other races.
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Glynn Arrest Blame Tied to Moonshine Rivalry
A murky report from Chicago cites Glynn blaming his arrest on moonshine interference. The Independent notes candidates sustaining pressure after a gun battle with police, with locals identifying a parolee linked to Saltwater Ming penitentiary as involved.
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