Rail shops in several states reopen under guard amid strike
Illinois Kansas and Nebraska railroad shops resume operations under state troops and federal marshals. Indiana and Missouri line guards patrol yards as 150 workers return at Parson Kansas. courts aid restraining orders against strikers while leaders claim unions will not cede seniority rights until a settlement restoring those rights is reached.
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Chicago
Chicago and Aton Railroad
Bloomington
B. E. Jones
Morrison
Sterling
Springfield
Danville
Illinois Central
Clinton
Kansas National Guards
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Parson
United States
Burlington
Aurora
Nebraska
Iowa
Ilinois
RR. M. Jewell
Governor Busy Fishing As Rail Strike Tests State Calm
Raleigh reports show no immediate call up of the National Guard over the railroad labor dispute. Governor Morrison, known for prompt action, is fishing this week while local officials manage disturbances and Coast Line threats to seniority rights spark protests amid a broader strike wave.
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Raleigh
National Guard
Appen
Bing
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Rocky Mount
Coast Line
North Carolina
Morrison
Mecklenburg
Über
State Press Association
Depe Galion
Seaboard
Rale‘gh
a_ printers
Germans Seek Two Year Moratorium on Reparations
Paris reports German representatives Dr. Fisher and Herr Schroeder proposed a moratorium of at least two years for remaining cash obligations this year. The plan, to be presented to Reparations Commission after meetings with members, cites currency devaluation and reparations totals of 132,600,000 gold marks as factors in Germany's financial distress.
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Paris
Germarp
Dr. Fisher
War Debt Commission
Herr Schroeder
Ministry of Finance
Dubois
Reparations Commission
Germany
Harding Plans Arbitration Panel To End Coal Strike
Washington reports President Harding proposes a three three arbitration board with three miner representatives six operator members and five public members to set a new wage scale for coal miners. The panel would rule by August 10 or extend the old scale until April. Miners are to return to work under the plan while awaiting the award.
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Washington
Tlarda
United Mine Workers
Arbitration Commission
Apri Wil
Promise To Uphold Law Amid Rail Strike
The government through deputy United States marshals will preserve law and order protect property and life keep mail transport and interstate commerce moving despite the railway shopmen strike. Attorney General Daugherty announced after a conference with President Harding that deputy marshals have been authorized in the Midwest where disorder occurred and the policy will be extended as needed.
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Law Washinton
United States
Daugherty
Harding
Middle West
Requests for State Troops Ordered to Blooming ton
Springfield July 10 acting Governor Sterling decisive action on Bloomington requests. Adjutant General Black said he had no authority to publicize Sterling’s decision. Reports indicate the entire 180th Infantry ordered to Bloomington. The regiment has been mobilized since Saturday night.
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Springfield
Bloomington
Steling
Black
Sterling
Bandit Threatens to Blow Ol Pipelines
Mexican bandit Corozaze has threatened to blow oil pipelines and pumping stations unless paid 15000 pesos by today. The threat, reported from Tampico via Consul Shaw, notes headquarters at La Corona Co Pecera camps as the source of the warning.
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Washington
Methodist Ministers of Salisbury Keates and Labor In Strikes
Ministers from Salisbury and Spencer call on the United States Railroad Labor Board to intervene for a settlement between roads and their employees. The message says the board cannot function and designates Salisbury Spencer as a strike center with focus from New York and Atlanta.
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Methodist Ministers of
Salisbury
Keates
Bam
GBI
Miinistervial Association of
Salsbury
Overman
Boughton
United States Railroad Labor Board
Labber Board
Lso
Salebury-Spencer
Permenon New York
Atlanta
Dawes Returns to Desk at Central Trust Chicago
Gen Charles G Dawes resumes work at the Central Trust Company in Chicago saying he does not want to discuss the budget but is glad to be back home He is credited with helping save the government about 1 5 billion with the budget program Dawes mourns the death of William L Abbott vice president of the trust company a longtime friend from France
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Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
The
Central Trust Company
General Dawes
William L. Abbott
Trust Company
Abbott
France
Mr. Abbot
Washington
Morsoil and Sons to Stand Trial in War Contracts Case
Washington July 10 Indictments accuse Charles Morsel and his three sons and brothers of conspiring to defraud the United States government through war time ship contracts with the Emergency Fleet Corporation The District of Columbia Court of Appeals denied their bid for a special appeal and United States Attorney Gordon said the case would be called for trial early in the fall.
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Washington
Charies
Meorge
United States
Emeergency Fleet Corporation
Shippine Board
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Appelate Courts
McCay
District Supreme Court
Gordon
Callad
Foremen Told Not to Join Strikes by 4 National Unions
St Louis July 19 Foremen and supervisors of the mechanics who are members of the International Association of Railroad Supervisors of Mechanics should not join the shopmen strike unless compelled to perform work that would make them strikebreakers W W ONeill international president told the Associated Press today ONeill telegraphed the heads of the four grand brotherhoods of engineers firemen conductors and trainmen to this effect after reports foremen were joining the strike
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ST. Louis
International Association of Railroad
W. W. O'Neil
Associated Press
O'Neill
Four Grand Brotherhoods of Engineers
Strike breakers chased from town in Missouri
About fifty imported Missouri Pacific workers arrived in Poplar Bluff from Hoxie Arkansas where a crowd had ordered them out. The workers were surrounded by striking shop men and it was said the strikers would send the men north on the first train.
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Poplar Bluff
Missouri Pacific
Hoxie Ark
Merchants to Hold Barbecue at Old Hickory Club
Members of the High Point Merchants association will host a barbecue at the Old Hickory club on Wednesday. They plan to travel by automobile and anticipate one of the most enjoyable events in the history of their organization. Dinner is slated for 6 o'clock.
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High Point Merchants’ Association
Old Hickory Club
Pedestrian Hit By Truck Injures None Serious
A Black man was struck by a truck driven by Robert Austin near the Negro Methodist Church in High Point this morning. He walked away from the scene without serious injury as witnesses noted he was unassisted after the incident.
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Robert Austin
High Point Hardware Co
Negro Methodist Church
Sharp Decline on Opening of Cotton
New York July 10 The cotton market opened easy at a decline of 17 to 325 points due to Liverpool cables weather reports in the south and nerves over the German financial situation. Selling by southern houses and others quickly supplied the market and prices soon firmed. Cotton futures opened steady with July at 22.30, October 22.20, December 21.95, and March 21.65.
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New York
Liverpool
lLiverpool
Commission to Hear Express Rate Kicks
The interstate commerce commission announced an immediate investigation into express rates nationwide. Hearings will be scheduled and a procedure plan outlined. Express rates have stayed largely unchanged since 1920 despite general freight rate cuts since July 1.
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Washington
Interstate Commercce Commission
Southern Industrial Conference Opens At Blue Ridge
Delegates from every southern state have registered for the third annual session of the Southern Industrial conference. The two day meeting opens at Blue Ridge, N. C., with advices reaching Richmond indicating strong turnout.
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Blue Ridge
Richmond
Southern Industrial Conference
N. C
Police Enforce Rear Light Rule After Busy Weekend
Police report a productive weekend crushing eight no rear light charges, three speeding cases, and two vagrancy actions. Several defendants paid costs or posted bonds, Edna Gordon and Claude McGhee appealed sentences, with jail and road terms imposed respectively.
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M. J. Kivett
George Comer
A. A Hilton
George Macknegro
Ray More
Neal Campbell
C. N. Frazier
D. W. Hunter
Clarence Bowers
J. W.W. Hunter
J. B. Hyde
Edna Gordon
Claude McGhee
Atlantic City Prepares for Benevolent Order Grand Lodge Meet
In Atlantic City New Jersey the Benevolent and Protective Order of Biks holds its annual grand lodge meeting with more than 9 000 delegates registered and officials predicting a parade Friday involving at least 50 000 participants as the convention closes.
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Atlantic
N.S
Atlantic City
Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Biks
French delegates may return to Paris from The Hague
The Foreign Office announced that French experts at The Hague may return to Paris at any time if they feel unable to do useful work there. They have not informed authorities of a definite decision and hope to cooperate with the government on the Russian problem through the commission they chair.
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Paris
Hague
Foreign Office
Furniture Exposition Opens With Weaker Day Buyers Arrive
The semi annual Southern Furniture Exposition opened this morning for a two week run with a record attendance on day one. The show features high quality furniture and house furnishings from leading manufacturers. New designs including dining and bedroom suites, Queen Anne and Italian styles are displayed, along with a metal four poster bed from the Simmons line. A Siler City wicker breakfast room suite draws attention as buyers anticipate strong sales amid rising lumber and veneer costs. The first social event is planned for later in the week under Fred N. Tate’s supervision.
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Simmons
Siler City
Chicago
Fred N. Tate
Oldest White Man Uncle John Shell Dies at 134
Louisville reports the death of Uncle John Shell at Crasg Creek Kentucky aged 134. The long lived man, father of two sons, died after losing his home in a mortgage foreclosure and living with Mr. and Mrs. Clee.
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John” Shell
Kentucky
Louisville
John
Shell
Crasg Creek
Albert
Local Boy Scouts Wafer Sale Promises Support
Local boys offer four wafer flavors chocolate cheese bran fig at 16 cents per package with a 40 cent donation goal. Scouts have started selling wafers to raise funds and expect quick success through cooperation with the community and district representatives.
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Rome
Te Pecei
Demand for Return of Patents From Francis Garvan
Formal demand was made on Francis Garvan, president of the Chemical Foundation, for surrender of all enemy owned patents sold to the foundation while Garvan served as alien property custodian. Fred H. Wilen, secretary to the alien property custodian, delivered the demand in Newark after traveling there from Washington.
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Washington
Francis Garvan
The
Chemical Foundation Corporation
Foundation
Mr. Garvan
Mr. Rarvan
Fred H. Wilen
Miller
Newark
New York Tops State Income Figures in Early 1st Half
New York leads states with a total income of 9.07489 billion dollars more than one eighth of national income. Nevada reports 65.791 million as of the first of the month according to advance figures from the National Bureau of Economic Research.
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New York
Nevada
Russia to grant railroad concessions and land for agriculture
The Hague report states Russia will provide concessions for new railroad lines and 4,600,000 sectors of land for agricultural use. Rainbow Veterans Meeting in Greenwood South Carolina marks its third annual reunion with welcoming exercises and plans for next year’s meeting. Major A J Hooks of Charlotte commanded the Charlotte chapter events.
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the Hague
Rnussia
Rainbow Veterans Meeting
Greenwood
8. C
Veterans of
North
South Caroina
Rainbow Divison
A. ‘. Hooks
Charlotte
Funeral for Edward Barrett Publisher of Birmingham Age-Herald
Funeral services for Edward Ware Barrett editor and publisher of the Birmingham Age-Herald will be held tomorrow in Birmingham. He died suddenly last evening after ending his swim at the Howell Country Club pool.
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Birmingham
Ala
Edward Ware ‘Arrett
Birmingham Age-Herald
Howek Country Club
Lomorroaw
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