Labor Board Pushes Short Work Pause in Wildcat Stock Case
Chicago June 38 The Railway Labor Board urges prompt settlement in a looming shopmen strike. Officials from unions and railroads meet to end outsourcing to contractors while considering wage cuts and overtime rule changes. State investigations arrest unlicensed stock sellers in Gaston County as farm business shows gains.
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Associated Railway
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Jewell
Raleigh
North Carolina
Stacy Wade
Belmont
Gaston County
Garrison of Four Courts Surrenders After Explosion
Fargo reports McCumber renomination majority in North Dakota republican primary with 74 percent of precincts counted. Senator Ladd cautions that McCumber’s passing removes a staunch protectionist. Frazier, a progressive Republican, represents North Dakota in the senate bid.
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Washington
Ladd
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McCumber
Northwest
Senate
Four Courts Surrender Ends Dublin Insurgent Siege
Insurgents occupying the Four Courts in Dublin surrendered at 10 AM after a blaze and explosion left part of the building damaged. About 130 irregulars marched out with a priest. 30 Free State troops were wounded, but none killed. Rory O Connor and Eamon De Valera noted in reports.
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Strike Orders Held Up in Detroit Maintenance Work
Detroit reports that strike orders affecting 400 000 maintenance workers are being held up mid June. Officials did not provide details on the delay or expected timelines.
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Bandits Free British and American Hostages
Dispatches from Consul Shaw in Tampico state that 85 employees of the British owned La Corona Oil Company, including about six Americans, held for ransom by outlaws, were released. The State Department seeks clarification.
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State Department
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Spencer Shops Prepare for Saturday Strike Call
Local Spencer shops received telegraph orders from Chicago union headquarters to strike at 10 am Saturday July 1. Workers await the whistle to walk out, unless the call is countermanded, with no further details available at this time.
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Spencer
Chicago
McCormick threatens libel suits against newspapers
Harold F. McCormick, head of International Harvester executive committee, says he will sue every paper that ran reports claiming he bought a human gland for grafting. He asserts the tale is false and cites alleged telephone tapping and trespass as part of his libel action.
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International Harvester Co
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Rumors of Monarchy in Bavaria Gain Steam
June 30 in Mainz reports serious monarchist propaganda in Bavaria with persistent talks Munich could become the center of a movement to crown former Crown Prince Rupprecht.
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Virginia-Carolinas Brick Makers Meet in Statesville
The Virginia Carolina Brick Manufacturers association will convene in Statesville on Tuesday July 11 with delegates coming from Virginia the Carolinas and Georgia. They will be housed at the Vance hotel and hosted by H O Steele of the Statesville Brick Co and the local chamber of commerce.
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Mitchell Is Highest Peak East of Rockies
Washington reports a federal geodetic survey has settled the dispute between North Carolina and Tennessee over the highest east of the Rockies. After extensive measurement, Mount Mitchell is confirmed at 6,711 feet while Mount LeConte stands at 6,580 feet, giving North Carolina the honor by 131 feet.
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Trial of kidnapping case not completed at municipal court
John and George Dennis were charged with kidnapping and assault and the state had not finished presenting evidence when the court adjourned this morning. The court will reconvene at 8 tomorrow. Jessie Claude Chatham pleaded guilty to abandonment and prayer for judgment was continued to August 11 with work and wage deductions ordered to cover costs.
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Grier Re-arrested on Federal Prohibition Charges
Clark Grier of Augusta former Georgia Republican official was re arrested in Atlanta on charges of violating federal prohibition law on the eve of his preliminary trial on similar charges.
Stolen car amid Mud Troubles in Whiteville and Greensboro
A 1920 Ford tourer vanished after getting stuck in mud near Vineland and was driven away by two Brunswick County youths. Sheriff Ammons searched the area without success. In Greensboro, Roy York’s 1920 Ford disappeared from a street while he toured the city, with a $25 reward offered for recovery.
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Negro Girl Attacked by Two White Men in Rockingham
June 30 report names Harry Burges and Buck Odell held in Rockingham county jail on assault charges against a 12 year old Negro girl. Attack said to have occurred in a wooded patch near town as the girl picked blackberries. A fund was begun to hire top counsel, with a Greensboro delegation sent to secure legal help for the child.
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Harry Burges
Buck Odell
Rockingham County
Greensboro
Trial Delayed for Schoolfield Forgery Case
Greensboro June 30 The trial of Claude and Clarence Schoolfield for securing 10000 from the American Exchange National Bank on a forged check is postponed to the August term of criminal court due to the illness of state witness Dr Parran Jarboe. Prosecutor J C Bower announced the delay.
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Claude
Clarence Schoolfield
American Exchange National Bank
J. C. Bower
Parran Jarboe
Arrest Made in Newport News Murder Case
Russell Van Arsdel of Warwick County was arrested in Newport News on a murder charge for Miss Rose Brady killed at Camp Wustis on June 10. The arrest followed a warrant issued by federal authorities.
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Russel van Arsdel
Warwick County
Rose Brady
Camp Wustis
Militias Sent to Halt Miner Marches in Cabin Creek
Charleston West Virginia June 30 Two national guard companies were sent to the Cabin creek and Paint creek districts to break up an incipient march against mines operating on the open shop basis. Troops mobilized after reports of bodies gathering on Paint creek and marching toward Dry branch on Paint creek.
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Sea Turtle Walks Ashore at Fort Fischer Beach
Wilmington reports excitement at Fort Fischer as a turtle weighing at least 590 pounds emerged from the surf to lay 11 eggs on the beach Sunday night. A crowd turned the creature on its back to capture it and noted the right foreflipper was missing, suspected cut off by a sharp object.
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Fort Fischer Beach
Salisbury Couple Wed in Richmond Ceremony
Prof. T Wingate Andrews superintendent of Salisbury schools and Miss Eleanor Watson were married Wednesday morning at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Lindsay in Richmond. Dr. Thomas A Smoot conducted the ceremony and only close relatives and friends witnessed.
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T. Wingate Andrews
Eleanor Watson
Walter Lindsay
Richmond
Thomas A. Smoot
Statesville Pastor Resigns
Rev. G. V. Tulley resigns after three or four years as pastor of the First Baptist Church of Statesville, effective September 1. The resignation will be acted upon at the regular church conference on July 5. Tulley previously came to Statesville from Concord.
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G. V. Tulley
First Baptist Church
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Concord
Griffith Resents Landis Remarks on Players Conduct
Clarke Griffith president of the Washington American League club objects to Judge Landis remarks that players must not gamble bootleg or carouse at night. He calls the statements an insult to 98 percent of ball players and says there will be no lectures of that kind on the Washington club.
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Cotton futures open steady in quiet New York trade
New York June 30 The cotton market opened quietly as accounts balanced against government reports and upcoming holidays. Prices dipped 13 to 21 points then recovered to around 21.22 for October and 21.24 for December, with July at 21.55, October 21.50, December 21.88, January 20.98, and March 20.92.
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Liverpool
Coblenze to Lecture at Gerrard Hall Here
Dr. Adolph Coblenze a Baltimore Jewish rabbi will lecture in Gerrard hall on July 5 6 and 7 under Jewish Chautauqua society auspices. His last summer talks were some of the most enjoyable features of the session and he is well remembered here.
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Adolph Coblenze
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Jewish Chautauqua Society
Suit against Watts Cotton Mills Continued in Laurens
The $500000 suit brought by Watts Mills stockholders against Watts Cotton Mills was continued to a later date decided by counsel. Plaintiffs completed testimony yesterday as Special Referee E P McGowan oversaw the hearing in Laurens.
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E. P. McGowan
Watts Cotton Mills
Laurens
Senator Meyers Seeks Censorship of Motion Picture Industry
Senator Meyers of Montana urged the senate to act on bills proposing censorship and investigation of the motion picture industry and its products amid charges of free love, dissipation, debauchery and drunkenness at the Hollywood motion picture colony.
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Meyers
Montana
Senate
Four Courts in Dublin Surrenders to Free State Authorities
The Four Courts building in Dublin fell to Free State forces as Commandant Rory O Connors entire garrison and key executives were captured. An explosion and fire tore through the roof at 12 30 and scattered archives into the street as forces secured the structure. The fate of remaining regulars with O Connor after the midnight assault is unclear.
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Irish Republican Army
Free State
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Free State In Control In Ireland Speakership
London June 30 Winston Spencer Churchill colonial secretary told the House of Commons that outside Dublin Free State troops had in most cases gained control of disorders in Ireland today with particular note of Grogheda as under control.
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Contract Award for Tuskegee Veterans Hospital Work
The treasury announces Holland Clifford company of Newport News Va will supply mechanical equipment for the United States Veterans hospital at Tuskegee Ala the contract valued at 313659 covers boiler plant external heating electric water and sewer service and must be finished by February 1 1923
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Railroad Property to be Sold in Missouri Kansas Texas Case
In St. Louis on June 30 the receivership of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Co. will end as U S Circuit Judge Sanborn signs a decree authorizing sale by a special master for not less than 245 004 000. The decree may be signed late today after minor changes.
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
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