Leaders of shopmen defy orders face hearing
Leaders of the railroad shopmen on the verge of a nationwide strike refused to heed the United States Railroad Labor Board summons for conference with railroad executives. B. M. Jewell, head of the shop unions, declared the board lacks coercive authority and that the government should back its decisions. The board sought to keep the situation in status quo pending settlement as unions prepared a walkout set for tomorrow morning.
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Washington
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United States Raiload Labor Board
Railroad Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
Labor Board
United States Circuit
Fonneyivania Railroad
Mpeine Uni
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A. O. ‘Wharton
Albert Phillins
Isbor
Hooper
Malina
Ra'a
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Island
Pacific
Roomie Ropmen
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Carmen
Minot
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Polly
Ir. Brundage
North Dakota
Gount
State Federation of Labor
Mr. Brundage
Todd Imber
Associated Press
United States Railroad Labor Board
Ssip Railway
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Pere Maquette
Santa Fe
Southern Pac
Burlington
Frisco
Four Days Vacation For U Students
Students registered for the summer school season at the state university will have a four days vacation during the Fourth of July season. No classes on Monday July third or Tuesday July Fourth. A number of students will leave tomorrow morning to remain away until classes resume next Wednesday morning.
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Troops Sent Into West Virginia Mine Region
Charleston West Virginia June 40 Two companies of the National Guard were sent into the Cabin Creek and Paint Creek districts to break up an incipient march against mines. Gov Elds ordered mobilization of National Guard units as a precaution after reports of a potential outbreak in the Kanawha county coal fields.
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W. Va
National Guard
Cabin Creek
Paint Creek
Cab Creek
Dry Branch
Kanawha County
Govelds
Kock
West Virginia National Guard
Jackson Arnold
Negotiations Opened Between China and Japan on Agent Treaty
Reports from Peking dated June 29 state negotiations begin between Chinese and Japanese representatives over the Shantung issue and related terms. Wang asserts a new era in international relations while Do Mutch of Japan pledges to fulfill Washington treaty provisions and restore Shantung without reservations.
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Japan
Peking
Tinian
Merly
A” Parlement
Ching
Washington
Wang
Chi- HA
Dobutch
Shantung
Eel Buros
Four Courts Building Occupied in Dublin Clash
A Dublin dispatch reports the Four Courts building, long a stronghold of insurgents led by Rory O Connor, was completely occupied by Free State forces. Other insurgent-held buildings are being attacked as the city experiences heavy fighting with casualties mounting. Reports note the siege and shifting control as authorities push to quell the rebellion.
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Rory O'Connor
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New York Beauty Marries Italian Prince in Famous Swiss Chapel
An American socialite, Miss Jeane Per- Kiow of New York, wed Prince Don Faurisce Rome in Geneva's renowned chapel. The ceremony, described as an international romance, took place in the historic Saint Morin chapel with noted guests in attendance.
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Berkisa
Sind
Prince
Don Faurisce
Rome
Mim Jeane Per- Kiow
Geneva
Smuts Sea
Farmour Chapel
County races settle with two top names on ballot
County wide results finalizing nominations show Overby leading Sorbo by 18 votes for sheriff, Elton first for attorney general with Wineman second, Spaulding ahead of Thompson for clerk of court, and Allen and Haugen as top two for county auditor. Bridston tops treasurer with Turner second. vote tallies include minor candidates and party independents.
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Odin Overby
B. C. Sorbo
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B. F. Brockett
M. W. Spaul
Iding
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M. O. Haugen
Charles Allen
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John Briarston
C. F. Turner
Borbo
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Walsh
Benson
B. Bilton
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Arnold
Owen
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Thompson
Spaulding
Bathkate
Thomson Snes
Thompaan
Heate
Johnson
Lingle
Charies Allen
M.O. Haugen
Hie
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John Bridston
A. P. Turner
Bridston
Turner
Schultheis
Sveinbjorn Jobson
Supreme Court
Grand Forks County
Whitman
Trauffler
Kelsey
Brockhow
Paupore
Prohibition Cuts Poverty in the United States Says Social Workers
New York June 20 Prohibition has reduced poverty in families per statistics from the American Association for Family Social Work of New York and the Boston Family Welfare Society. In 10 of 17 cities surveyed more families were under care in the dry year than the wet year. Mrs William T Tilton of Boston cites an 85 percent drop in cases where drink fueled poverty, noting human lives are improved by absence of intoxicants when enforcement is effective.
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X American Asociation
Boston Family Welfare Society
William T. Tilton
Boston Society
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New York City
Prospects for Remainder of Ticket Bright
Independents face losses in several districts as returns from most of the state show Governor Newtes leading. Baker remains strong in rural areas, while Nestos’ state ticket leads are wide. O’Connor and Frasier contest in the Senate race with scattered returns from Republican voters.
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Beston
B. F. Baker
Eer
Aoare Seno
Nestos
Poindexter
House of Representatives
Golden Valley
Sara Bent
Dickey
Walsh
Ting Guina
Returma
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