Pittsburgh Vein Operators Open Talk To End Ohio Strike
Charles J. Albasin secretary of the Pittsburgh Vein Operators association announced readiness to enter peace talks with United Mine Workers officials for Ohio or central field to end the strike. The association employs about 20 000 of Ohio coal output workers and their stake in negotiations is significant. William Roy of the miners union noted the move could be important amid today’s talks between President Lewis and operators in Pennsylvania.
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Bridgeport
Charles J. Albasin
Pittsburgh Vein Operators Association
United Mine Workers
Ohio
Central Field
William Roy
The
Miners Union
Lewis
Pennsylvania
Qualified refusal to negotiate miners wage scale spread
Muskogee Okla July 26 District presidents of the United Mine Workers agreed on a qualified refusal to negotiate a wage scale for miners in Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas and Texas. The plan will be sent to operators on Friday announced John Wilkinson president of district 21.
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Muskogbere
Okla
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
United Mine Workers
John Wilkinson
District 21
Resumption of Work Hinted in Illinois Mines
Immediate resumption of work at old wage scale pending arbitration was urged in a governor’s office meeting. A telegram from Acting Governor Sterling to union leader Frank Farrington, head of the Illinois miners, conveyed the suggestion.
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Springsfield
Hil
Illinois
Governors Office
Frank Farrington
Illinois Miners
Sterling
Revised plans set to cut cost of second ward school
The school board, after high bids on a $250 000 bond funded second ward school, will revise plans with architect H D Hunter to lower expense. Changes remove fireproofing and alter materials while keeping utility. Hunter travels to Washington to finalize specs, with bidding to resume soon.
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Ray and
Hamilton Streets
H. D. Hunter
Mitchell and Hunter
Washington, D. C
Hunter
Washington
Second Ward
South Main Street
Severe Cotton Price Break Hits New York Market
New York July 26 heavy selling followed Liverpool's failure to respond to late market upturn. Prices opened barely steady with a net decline of 13 to 37 points. Cotton futures opened steady with October at 21.20, December 21.15, January ...
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New York
Liverpool
Janu
Peace Delays in Rail Strike and Troop Deployments
Government takes control of freight traffic as 40 000 Canadian shopmen authorized to strike and eastern railroads seek union settlements. Violence reported with troops mobilized in Montana Texas Alabama and California while governors order guards and martial law in Denison and Memphis. Plans for mail by motor truck and refrigerator car shortages noted.
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Chicago
Eastern Railroad c
Montreal
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Shawnee
Okla
Moberley
Take News
Montana
Great Northrn
Denison
Neff
Texas Nationnal Guard
Alabama
Biringham
Albany
Ala
Kentucky
Fonde
Jellicoe
Ky- Tenn
Kingsville
Texas
St. Louis
San Francisco
Memphis
Stevens
California
Harding
Upper Michigan
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Pistol Duel at Rock Run Revival Ends in Death and Wounding
In Martinsville Virginia on July 26 Walker Spencer from Philpott shot John Henry Hairston at Rock Run church camp meeting authorities say Spencer fired three bullets after meeting Hairston who operated a lunch counter. Spencer then fled to his car and was shot by Hairston, dying from a neck wound.
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Martinsville
Walker Spencer
Philpott
Dad
John Henry Hairston
Rock Run Church
Henry County
Spencer
Hairston
Hegro
Striking Leaders vow to fight injunction to Supreme Court
Richmond Va July 26 The president of the city federation of shopcrafts I Cottrell says the strike will fight the injunction to the end and take the case to the United States Supreme Court. Picketing near railway property continues despite the injunction issued yesterday by Judge Groner in the US district court aiding the Chesapeake and Ohio and Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac railways.
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Richmond
United States Supreme Court
I. Cottrell
City Federation of the
Chesapeake & Ohio and
Richmond, Fredericksburg
United States District Court
Groner
Youth Drowns in Lake Near Loversville
tLOVERSVILLE July 26 The Boyd nineteen of Syracuse was drowned at Green lake while swimming with companions Heart trouble is believed to have been the cause Boyd fell from a boat within thirty five feet of the shore.
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Tloversville
Boyd
Syracuse
Green Lake
Here
Students Quit as Strike Breakers at Virginia Institute
Roanoke Va July 26 most Virginia Polytechnic Institute students brought by Norfolk and Western to work deserted rather than work under guard. Many strikebreakers from other areas also fled while some seek aid from striking unions. Police quelled a disturbance between colored strikebreakers and white workers. 4 000 maintenance of way employees ponder their course as foremen consider accepting terms.
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Roanoke
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Norfolk and Western Railway
Ubdon
Norfolk and Western
W. A. Davis
Maintenance of
FF. D. Laudermann
Grable Denies Threat of Nationwide Rail Strike
In Chicago Mr. Grable says progress with the Labor Board. Detroit dispatch reports 460000 maintenance of way workers threaten to strike if eastern roads form company unions and guards’ actions persist. Union claims Lehigh Valley and D L&W seek to replace current unions. guards’ policing sparks safety concerns.
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Mr. Grable
Chicago
Labor Board
Detroit
Mich
International Railroad Brotherhoods
International Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
E. F. Grable
United States Railway Labor Board
Lehigh Valley
Delaware Lackawanna and
Western
Widower deeds child to relative in Greenville
W H Gillard a widower with six children deeded his 6 year old daughter Inez to his brother J H Gillard for valuable considerations. The deed states the uncle will hold against all others claiming interest and was filed among real estate deeds. Gillard said he is poor while his brother is well to do.
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Greenville
S. C
W. H. Gillard
J. H. Gillard
Hay
Inez
Office of the Register
Gillard
Women Sympathizers Attack Non-Union Railway Workers in Toledo
Forty women wives and relatives of striking railway employees assaulted a group of non union shopmen en route to work at the New York Central shops in Toledo Ohio. Police met a brick and stone shower, reserves were called but no arrests were made and no serious injuries were reported.
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Toledo
New York Central Railroad
Grable Denies Detroit Strike Threat Amid Talks
Chicago July 26 E F Grable president of the International Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way workers denied reports of a 400000 member strike threat from Detroit. He said negotiations with the railway labor board are satisfactory and that cases are being filed for an early hearing. He dismissed Canadian union separation rumors and noted Winnipeg's T Y Geekie had no impact on their plans.
KIWANIANS HEAR AN EXPERT SPEAK
Col George W Gossett of the United States reclamation service spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon at the Sheraton, describing Colorado land reclamation efforts funded by 450 million dollars. He noted irrigation projects to reclaim desert areas and possible opportunities in North Carolina's Dismal Swamp, mentioning visitors and prize winners.
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George W. Gossett
United States Reclamation Service
Arlee
Col
Kiwanis Club
Sheraton Hotel
Colorado
Colonel Grossett
North Carolina
Gossett
Edward C. Perisho
The
Friends Church
Raymond Linford
Guilford College
P. A. Thomas
O. E. Diffendal
Harding Keeps Tabs on Railroad Strike Talks
President Harding resumes contact on the railway strike situation by meeting with W. W. Atterbury of the Pennsylvania Railroad and Secretary Hoover participating in the conference at Washington.
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Washington
Harding
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hoover
Overman counters GOP claims of budget savings in Senate
Senator Overman of North Carolina denounces Republican talk of big savings as camouflage. He cites 1922–23 appropriations and argues peace-time reductions were offset by army navy cuts and postwar costs, contrasting current year outlays with 1915 and 1916 figures to challenge the savings narrative.
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Washington
Senator Overman
North Carolina
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Harding
Warren
Madden
House Appropriations
Wilson
Republican Committee
Overman
Congress
Rotary District Governor Leads Inter City Meeting At Sheraton
District Governor Carroll Jones spoke as chief speaker at a Rotary meeting bringing together High Point Thomasville and Lexington clubs at the Sheraton. He urged cooperation to make this year the most successful in Rotary's history and noted Rotary's global reach in 26 countries.
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Jones
Rotary
Sheraton
High Point
Thomasville
Lexington
Sheraton Hotel
Carroll Jones
Thomasville Rotarians
Houston Hiatt
High Point Club
Davidson
Martin Luther Kesler
Thomasville Club
Thomasvillians
Charlie Lambeth
Julian
Martin Luther
Afice
Rotarians
Roary
International
Whch
High Point Rotarians
W. A. Lambeth
W. A. J. Idol
John Peacock
R. B. Terry
Los Angeles
International Rotary Convention
Peacock
Terry
Far West
Middle West
North Carolina
Chamber of Commerce
Lexington Club
Girl Slayer May Escape a Trial in Alabama
Montgomery July 26 A sixteen and a half year old girl Mildred Willis Brewer faces a juvenile court trial for murder in which prosecutors seek to prove she is over eighteen to force circuit court proceedings. If under eighteen her case remains in juvenile court with potential reformatory imprisonment. Proceedings set to proceed behind closed doors with no public access.
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Montgomery
Ala
Mildred Willis Brewer
A. Portis McKeithen
Miss Brewer
Funeral of Robert M. Barnes Held at Southside Baptist
The funeral for Robert M. Barnes who died Sunday night at his home south of the city was held Tuesday at 2 30 PM at the Southside Baptist church. Rev J F Lanier and Rev Mr Phillips officiated with pallbearers J C White N E Russell H O Hayworth C L Pierce J L Sechest and W G Brown. Guilford Council Jr O U A M members conducted the grave service at Oakwood cemetery.
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Robert M. Barnes
Southside Baptist Church
J. FE. Lanier
Green Street Baptist Church
Mr. Phillips
J. C. White
N. E. Russell
H. O. Hayworth
C. L. Pierce
J. L. Sechest
W. G. Brown
Guilford Council, Jr. O. U. A. M
Oakwood Cemetery
Clerk's Strike Backward Step Toward Normalcy
Chicago July 26 A clerks strike linked to the shopmen's walkout is described as a backward step toward normalcy by G M Galloway secretary treasurer and James J Canavan general chairman of the order.
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Chicago
G. M. Galloway
James J. Canavan
Guilford County Bids On New Highway Projects Discussed
The North Carolina Corporation Commission will review depot projects at Selma and Kinston as bidding opens across districts for numerous highway widenings and hard surface upgrades. Read details on projects from Perquimans to Jackson Glenville and the notable bidders.
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Guilford County
O. J. Coffin
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Corporation Commission
Selma
Kinston
Carolina
Kington
A. C. Bulla
Joint Board of Health
Thomas R. Robertson
North Carolina
Morganton
Charlotte
First District
Perquimans-Pasquotank
Elizabeth City
Woodville
Pitt-Greenville
Bethel
Gates Road
Gatesville
Sunbury
Chowan
Cumberland
Fayetteville
Hope Mills
Neuse River
Wake Forest
Warren-Norlina
Vance County
Guilford
Greensboro
Reedy Fork
Moore-Aberdeen
Lee County
Alexander-Taylorsville
Iredell
Statesville
Taylorsville
Union Bridge
Richardson's Creek
Monroe
Alleghany-Sparta
Stratford
Surry-Link
Pilot Mountain
Yancey
Yancey County
Burke
Caldwell County
Cases in Municipal Court This Morning
A few cases were tried in municipal court this morning. Hager York, a young white woman, was acquitted of vagrancy and told to go to work. Dan Helens, a Black man, faced larceny and disposal charges about a mortgaged auto and was released after the prosecuting witness paid costs and withdrew warrants. A case against Gurney Ceell for breach of the peace was not proceeded.
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Hager York
Dan Helens
Gurney Ceell
Funeral for Edwin C. Biton President of Belwt Wallace College
Funeral services were held for Edwin C. Biton seventy two retired hoagie minister and former president of Belwt Wallace College who died at his Millersburg home.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Edwin C. Biton
Hoagie
Beldwt
Wallace College
Aan
Millersburg
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Europe
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Virginia Poly
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Stone Police
George W . Gossett
Cal
Kiwanis Meet
Good Fellowship
Brewer
Alabaman
MR. Barnes
Commission
Greensboro-Reedy Fork
Johnston-Central Highway
Smithdeal
Wake County
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Tuckasegie River
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