White House Says Government Aims to End Coal Strike Through Talks
Washington officials indicate the administration plans to convene leaders of the miners union and operators for a conference to resolve differences. President Harding favors private diplomacy, with no public discussion unless safety requires government action, and would attend if invited. The focus remains on persuasion and conciliation with no immediate intervention unless public safety is at stake.
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Harding
White House
Herrin
Rail Strike Likely By July or August Warned By Unions
Cincinnati June 27 Union leaders announced a strong sentiment for a nationwide strike by shop men maintenance of way workers and clerks as wage cut protests. J C Smock predicted a walkout could start July 15 with delay possible until August 1 amid secret talks with railroads.
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Cincinnati
Maintenance of Way
Unitedd Stttes
J. C. Smock
Big Four” Brotherhood of
Railroad Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Cotton advances as July notices buoy market
New York June 27 The cotton market opened firm rising 3 to 28 points. July futures reached 26.95 with July notices estimated at 100,000 to 140,000 bales, aiding scattered liquidation of July song accounts while spot houses were seen absorbing selling and possibly taking up cotton. October stood at 21.70.
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New York
Coal Tipples Damaged At West Virginia Mines
Explosions of dynamite damaged the Luella mine tipple of H. M. Crawford Coal Co in Grafton and damaged a tipple at the Victor mines of Radcliffe Summersville Coal Co at Arden. Officials received threats as they continued to operate the mines after a strike was called.
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Grafton
W. Va
Luella
H. M. Crawford Coal Co
Vietor
Radcliffe-Summerville Coal Co
Arden
Educator J M Moore Leaves Statesville for Rock Hill
J M Moore former president of Mitchell College and his family left Statesville to spend time in Rock Hill South Carolina. No announcement yet on his next position. Locals regret the departure and say they will miss the Moore family.
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Statesville
J. M. Moore
Mitchell College
Rock Hill
S. C
Moore
Mrs Longworth Dies at 77 in Cincinnati
Mrs Nicholas Longworth, mother of Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Countess de Chambord of Paris, died in Cincinnati at age 77 after several weeks illness from pneumonia.
Baseball Crowds Jeer Police In Virginia League Games
Eighteen players from the Portsmouth and Newport News Virginia league teams were arrested during a Sunday baseball game in Portsmouth. Fans jeered the police with cries of Shame and questions about bootleggers as arrests were planned after the first inning. Players were released on $25 bail to appear in police court Monday.
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Portsmouth
Newport News
Tean
Ferry
Norfolk
Portsmouth Pharmacists
Ferry Wharf
Ransom Paid for Victim's Release in Mexican Kidnapping
Manuel Barcena a Mexican lawyer kidnapped with A B Bielaski near Cuernavaca has been released and word awaits Bielaski's freedom. Reports from Cuernavaca say Bielaski is safe and negotiations with the bandits continue. The ransom is paid on the order of Richmond Levering and company of New York where Bielaski is head.
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Mexmico City
Manuel Barcena
A. B. Bielaski
Cuernavaca
Bielaski
Bielski
Richmond Levering and Company
New York
Methodist Leaders Plan World Movement
In Chicago on June 27 thirty seven Methodist Episcopal bishops meet for four days with editors and benevolence secretaries to discuss advancing worldwide missionary work and raising 160 million dollars for centenary missions at home and abroad.
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Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Publications
Relations With Mexico Stand Unchanged By Recent Incidents
At the White House officials said relations between the United States and Mexico are not likely to be affected by bandit outbreaks and the recent kidnapping of Bruce Bielaski in the republic to the south.
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Mexico
Washington
United States
Bruce Bielaski
Republic
White House
Postponed Kelly bill on second class rates until December
Washington June 27 The house post office committee voted to postpone consideration of the Kelly bill for reduction of the second class postal rates until December 2.
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Washington
House Post Office Committee
Puritan Schooner Sinks with Fifteen Men Missing
The American schooner Puritan sank off Sable Island after a 90 mile run from Halifax. Fifteen crewmen are missing with Captain Jeffrey Thomas and seven crewmen reaching safety in a dory. Heavy fog hampered rescue as wireless messages traced the wreck. The Puritan, costing about $32,000, had been launched three months ago and was near its second fishing trip when sunk.
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Halifax
N. S
Esperanto
Hussex
Jeffrey Thomas
Thomas
Sable Island
Norfolk Plans to Extend City Limits With Annexation Plea
Norfolk plans to annex Tanner's Creek district including Ocean View and the new naval base, plus South Norfolk, boosting city population by about 25 000. The case in Norfolk county circuit court before Judge H W Holt could shift taxes and city services, with residents favoring improvements and county officials opposing.
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Norfolk
Norfolk County Circuit Court
H. W. Holt
Tanner's Creek
Ocean View
Naval Base
Norfolk City
South
Norfolk County
Tenants Win After Bassoon Rivalry in London Penthouse
In a Piccadilly apartment house a dispute over Italian Erminio Bampa and his bassoon led tenants to court. Witnesses testified to the nuisance and the judge halted the mockery with the remark enough of this buffoonery. Bampa replied I make da buffoonery not da bassoonery. The tenants win the case.
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London
Piccadilly
Erminio Bampa
Bampa
Bompa
Wounded Herrin Miners Fear for Safety After Massacre
Wounded non union guards and workers at Herrin Illinois fear they will be killed if they leave hospital after last Thursday's killings. State and federal investigators report twelve of the forty seven survivors remain in danger while missing nineteen men from the gang of sixty six in the bank cars remain unaccounted for.
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Herrin
Ill
Williamson
Illinois
Lesters Strip
Weano
Alien P. Findlay
Chicago
Buck
High Point Plans All Day Fourth of July Celebration
Committees from local groups craft a gala High Point Fourth with 10 30 AM reading of the Declaration and speeches on the Sheraton lot. Activities include athletic events, a 2 45 PM cheering section for Harding Herndon’s Pointers, a street dance, and a night display of fireworks. Local clubs and the chamber of commerce organize finance and arrangements with Fred Tate presiding.
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High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Welchfield
Harding Herndon
Clancey
Sheraton
Woman’s Club
Parent-Teachers Association
Libotary
Kiwanis and Civitan Clubs
American Legion
Merchant's Association
Chamber of Commerce
Thorughly
Fred N. Tate
W. A. Hayes
H. T. Hudson
D. C. MacRae
C. C. Prince
B. N. Allen
David Harris
B. W. Kirkman
Lewis Teague
J. D. Cox
W. A. Copeland
N.B. Petty
Frank Wall
C. D. Smith
Horace Hayworth
I. T. Mann
Fred McPherson
R. Parker
Mesdames Owen- Smith
A. EF. Frazier
Brooklyn Pitcher Arrives to Join Kinston Club
Brooklyn pitcher Hlaichen, arriving June 27, joins the Eastern Carolina league base club in Kinston. Brought as payment from the Dodgers for Murray, the left-hander Haiden is tasked with filling the gap after the first arrival failed to appear and was last heard of in Kansas or Nebraska.
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Brooklyn
Kinstom
Hlaichen
Hachen
Dodgers
Murray
Kinston
Kansas
Nebraska
Haiden
Bandits
Haichen
Derby at Epsom Draws Nearly a Million Spectators
London June 27 nearly a million persons witnessed the great Derby at Epsom Downs. The Epson police court the next day reported only three men brought before magistrates charged with drunkenness despite the sweltering heat and easy access to liquor.
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Derby London
Epsom Downs
Epson
Capper Tincher Bill To Control Trading In Futures Passes
The House approved by 208 to 76 the Capper Tincher bill expanding futures trading controls to affirm federal oversight of grain markets. It deems future delivery transactions as interstate commerce and bans them on non contract markets. The measure would require exchanges to admit farmer cooperatives as members to become contract markets.
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Washington
House
Supreme Court
Senate
Miner Killed in New Disorders Near Catherine Coal Mine
Six miners rode to work at the Catherine Coal and Mining company Strip mine near Uniontown Belmont County Ohio when gunfire erupted from the hills. One miner died and another was wounded. four others escaped uninjured as assailants fled. The attack followed a series of labor disturbances since early April.
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Bridgerport
Ohio
Catherine Coal and Mining Company
Uniontown
Here
Lafferty
Belmont County
Catherne Coal Company
North Carolina pharmacists meet in Winston-Salem for three day session
Winston-Salem hosts the North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association for a three day meeting starting Tuesday. Local committees organize social events for visitors as city schooling and new high school construction progress. Talks note leaf tobacco ware houses offered to the Co operative Marketing Association but leases were preferred. Street work will be the big focus with many thousands of dollars spent through cold weather.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
Co-operative Marketing Association
British warning to Irish Provisional Government
The Khven ing News reports that on Saturday Britain sent a warning to the Irish Provisional Government. It stated that if the authority to restore order is not exercised, Britain would take action.
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London
Khvening News Today
Trish
Americans Held for Ransom by Mexican Rebel General
Forty American employees of the Cortez Oil Company near Tampico and property worth a quarter million dollars are held by General Corozabe and his 246 armed men. He demands 15 000 pesos within 48 hours. The State Department has urged protection and action.
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Washington
Cortez Oil Company
Tampico
State Department
Corozabe
Tvas
Mexico
Corozabe Hagi
Yestertary
Reichstag Hears Rathenau Tribute At Martyr Funeral
President Ebert declared the assassination aimed at the German republic as he eulogized Dr. Walther Rathenau at his funeral in the Reichstag. The attack was called a crime against industry and the nation while Frau Emil Rathenau listened to tributes from leaders and mourners.
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Rathenau
Republic
Berlin
Dr. Rathenau
Germany
German Republic
Ebert
Reichstag
Emil Rathenau
Young man held by postal officials
Franklin A Smith with multiple aliases was arrested in Concord on a mail fraud charge. He waived preliminary hearing, bound over to court on $1200 bond after admitting use of the mails to defraud. Postal inspectors said he ordered goods with worthless checks and received mail at the local post office.
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Concord
Frank A Smith
Atia Hiaiing
United States
Kestler
B. B. Webb
Marshall M. C. Cohen
Smith
Thomas Wellis
Nouth Carolina
Atlanta
No Break in Baraca Ranks in North Carolina Union
Asheville June 27 a special executive meeting of the Baraca Philathea union after alleged dissension at the Hendersonville convention led to resolutions endorsing Mrs Buckner of Asheville for general secretary and praising her work with the Baraca Philathea unions in North Carolina.
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Baraca
Asheville
Baracca-Philathea
Aft
Drowning Victims Found in Pont Near Raleigh
The body of John Lamson, about 28 or 29, was recovered from Lassiter's mill pond two miles northwest of Raleigh after being last seen Sunday evening while swimming. Clothing and money were missing, indicating drowning. Lamson was an Edwards and Broughton employee and World War veteran.
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Raleigh
T Shteen
John Lamson
Edwards and Broughton
Lassiter’s Mill
Evernoon
Lamgon
Natal
Lamson
Edwards
Broughon
Roy Osborne
Angon County Superior Court
Morrison
Thay
Osborne
T. L. Caudle
Wadesboro
Eee
North Carolina
Asheville
Charlotte
Greensboro
Wilmington
Wineton
Salem
Army bill seeks $7.6 million for Wilson dam at Muscle Shoals
Senate action centers on a $7.6 million authorization for renewed construction of the Wilson dam at Muscle Shoals Alabama. Chairman McCumber of the military committee moves to set aside the tariff bill to advance the appropriation measure in its final stage.
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Washington
Wilson Dam
Musele Shoals
Ala
Senate
Wadaworth
Military
McCumber
North Dakota
Professor BD Smith Found Dead Near Polkton Home
Dr W Smith a noted lawyer and instructor in the county was found dead Saturday afternoon near his Polkton home. Death appears due to apoplexy. He leaves a daughter Kathleen and two brothers L C Smith and T M Smith both of Polkton.
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W. Smith
Poleton
BD. W. Smith
Cad e killed by deputies during arrest in Georgia
Jad Cade, a Black man, was shot and killed by county officers in Augusta Georgia after resisting arrest on a charge of attacking a Black woman. Officers say Cade pointed a revolver at them and they fired in self defense during the confrontation.
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Augusta
Jad Cade
Cade
Cremation of Will Ting Fang Reported in Hong Kong
The body of Will Ting Fang, former Chinese minister to Washington and a member of San'i Sen's south Chinese cabinet, was cremated yesterday, according to Central News from Hong Kong. Also notes he died in Canton last week.
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London
Will Ting
Fang
Washington
San' i Sen
Hong Kong
DB Wa
Canton
Unclear OCR segment hints at conference report details
Fragmentary text mentions a conference report, end date unclear and possible reference to an age range and prison or pension context. Lacks coherent names, places, dates, or outcomes.
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Associated Press
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World Movement
Wenston-Salem
Merigan
Washington Leafars
Frank Smith
Pont
Printing Establishment
O. J. Cofpfin
Tarlef
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