Railroad labor act and President Harding defend labor stance
Fragmented quotation from a pamphlet or letter discusses the railroad labor act, anti strike clause, and government duties to guarantee labor relations and uninterrupted transportation. It references Harding's past positions, the 1918 act provisions, and a call for balanced unionism without domination. The piece places emphasis on public service regulation and government backing for both workers and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Republican Publicity ‘Association
Ftan
Jonathan Borne, Jr
Harding
Railroad Labor Board
Senate
Ohio Federation of Railroad Employees
Ress
Harding Beloved by Labor Yet Misled by Radicals
The candidate Harding is praised for backbone and steady language. He is described as a friend to labor and labor unions, while noting some leaders mislead workers to their own harm. The passage emphasizes his deliberate, courageous, and wise approach both as candidate and in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Theandidate
Wieren G. Harding
Blairswills Borough Manager Faces Six Months of Finances
Blairsville's borough budget shows slow revenue intake with taxes delayed. Expenditures are pared to a minimum though salaries rose after installing the Borough Manager on April 1. Despite high first-year costs, the trio running town and a business official claim improved management compared to prior councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornugh
Blairsville
Besti Ag
Marriage Licenses Granted in Cumberland Maryland
Marriage licenses were issued in Cumberland Maryland on Saturday to John Foster of Bliirsville and Miss Ethel M. Trixel of Josephine, and Frank Henry Ewel and Miss Vivian Ruth Golden, both of Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland, Md
John Foster
Bliirsville
Ethel M. Trixel
Josephine
Henry Ewel
Vivian Ruth Golden
Johnstown
Independents Triumph Over New Kensington 4 to 1
Indiana Independents defeated New Kensington Club 4 to 1 at Normal Park. Strong pitching by both sides and key hits by F Fox and Frisch highlighted the opener as the Independents open a demanding week schedule including Pittsburgh Collegians and Canton Terminals with bid for district glory. The article notes forecasted clashes and mentions V Clark Frazer and Farrell contributing in the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Independents
Normal
Kensington
Haggerty
Independents
Blake
F. Fox Ond
Frisch
Hasrgeys
Farrell
Dick Guy
Pittsburgh Collegians
Callegians
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Altoona
Canton
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Eain
R. H
G. Fox
F. Fox
V. Clark
Frazer
Tfoowssesse
Durkin
Fiich
Gouly
Eves
Tereres
New Kensington
George
J. Clarke
Halidan
Snyder
Clawsory Ib
Davis
Tfe Yejese
Powell
Hoss
Mine War At Washington County Ends In Protests
The ongoing mine strike near Washington County, Pennsylvania, escalated with a sharp clash that left 18 dead or wounded. State troopers arrived too late to stop the attackers, while Sheriff Otto Luellen imposed riot act restrictions on gatherings. Captain Thomas J. McLaughlin led Troop E in Washington and Green counties with Charleroi Clarksville and Rives Landing as trooper sub-stations. Governor Morgan, district attorney Wilkins, and Wellsburg’s Georges Caldwell were named to oversee the crisis and sheriff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Otto Luellen
Thomas J. McLaughlin
Washington
Green Counties
Charleroi
Clarksville
Rives Landing
Luellen
McLaughlin
8000 EMPLOYES JOIN STRIKE Hops for peace stall in railway labor row
The United States Railway Labor Board offered no settlement moves as 8000 strikers press on in the shopmen walkout. Violent incidents spread in pockets nationwide while health officials probe alleged poisoning of 62 nonunion workers on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line. Counterclaims flare in Pennsylvania as shopmen and railroad officials contend control of Lehigh Valley shops at Delano. In New York Philadelphia districts, actions by stationary firemen and maintenance of way crews create tension as authorities bolster protection and warn of possible broader outages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Railway Labor Board
Ben. W. Hooper
Bert M. Jewell
Sunay
Adeas
Vatta
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Pottsville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Delano
Philadelphia
Reading
St. Lair
Schuylkill Haven
C. F. Foley
American Federation of Labor
Pennsylvania
N. 1
New York
Joseph Maher
Tenth Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Maher
Broad Street
Eastern Region
Fo l
Chicago booze conspiracy grand jury expected
Chicago evidence in a $2,000,000 liquor scandal led to the arrest of Harry Mager former IRS collector and Benjamin M Mitchell. agents predict indictments of at least fifty men including a former Congressman and several millionaires. Mitchell is a ex Illinois legislator. both face extortion charges in liquor cage fixing and resale of seized liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry Mager
Internal Revenue
Andr
Mager
Mitchell
Ilinois
Vederal
Church Excom municates Irish murder arson participants
London July 17 Cardinal Logue Primate of Ireland issued an edict excommunicating all persons who participated in murders and arson in Ireland according to a Belfast dispatch this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Miners Unite as Operators Split over Harding Plan
A divided set of operators and united miners faced off as talks with President Harding continued. Operators split between accepting the offer to show goodwill and opposing it to avoid political backlash, while some warn the 1922 wage scale could ruin finances and government scrutiny would follow. The two groups met separately to draft replies and assess the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers' Policy Committee
Harding
Indiana Girl Praised For Sage Sausage Flavor
A quirky Indiana Pa tale credits Miss Edith Schultz with introducing sage as a sausage flavoring after a peculiar accident involving a bottle of sage. The story recounts her talents in music and cooking, a long valedictory speech, and a family life shaping local sausage lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Grad
Indiana
Dr. Kettleberry
Dithy
Edith Dithy
Schultz
Edita Schultz
Contest ends and Woodward gets automobile prize
Contests continue with winners listed for various prizes. Diamond ring awards go to Annabel Sutter and Baby Bobbie Myeres with first and second placements. Other prizes include a watch to Dick Wegley, diamond rings to Lil lian Stern and Margaret Plotzer, coal to G P Mulane, sugar to B H Lichteberger, and ice to N Genopolus, with locations in Pittsburgh, Indiana, and Boston Confectionery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Ring
Bobbie Myeres
Peggy Lou Allison
Dick Wegley
Lillian Stern
Margaree Plotzer
G. P. Mulane
Bessemer Building
Pittsburgh
B. H. Lichteberger
Indiana
N. Genopolus
Boston Confectionery
Visiting Catherine McConnell Returns Home From Kit Tanning Parish
Miss Catherine McConnell who had been visiting relatives near Kit Tanning returned to the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs John McConnell on South Fifth street. She was accompanied by her sister Miss Helen Eugenine Connell who will remain here for a while. Weather Western Penna generally fair with scattered thundershowers. Temperature somewhat above normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine McConnell
Kittanning
John McConnell
South Fifth Street
Helen EugenineConnell
Penna
Honor Court at Scout Camp headline names read like a roster
An item lists names Martino Baracca Blairsville Annetta Gallo Blairsville Edward Crilley Commodore Nellie L Mahan and others in a ceremonial honor court at a scout camp, followed by a separate public notice about a proposed Traction bus company and a municipal bid invitation from Clymer Borough with August 7 deadline and bid security requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough of Clymer
Franklin Street
Fourth Street
Seventh Street
State Highway Department
Clymer
Indiana
Pema
Ecos Pealer
E. D. Reed
Orough
E. G. Reed
Harry H. Dawson
Radio Program Highlights Pittsburg Studio Schedule
Radio schedule lists 3:30 p m baseball scores 7 pm weekly business survey 8 pm public charities department talk 9 pm four minute health talk plus musical performances and orchestral selections from KDKA Pittsburgh Newark and Albany listings with guests and program names. The lineup includes Dr C C Vogt and University of Pittsburgh scientists and Lor etta Zinsmeister with choir and instrumental pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Pittsburgh
National Industrial Conference Board
Department of Public Charities
City of
Enoch Rauh
Pittsburgh Post Studio
C. C. Vogt
Dental Chemical Research Department
University of Pittsburgh
Allegheny County Milk and Ire Fund
Nazer E. Laparca
Albert D'Auberge
Mabel Sheakley
Loretta Zinsmeister
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Gazette
Tinia
T Saree Managar
BUC Wearn
Oat
Blairswill
BORO
Mee
Sunoco
Songco
Sunoco Motor Oil
New Kensington Club
O’clark
Steubenville
Church Action
Pires
Edith Schultz
Indiana High School
E. P. Kettleberry
Kettleberry
Woodward
Annabel Sutter
Aaa
Eauvensre
W. B. Stahl
South Street
Stan
Adam Hoyle
Deedl
Water Street
Evers
Bell
Muale
Wayne Ave
Howard Watch
G. C
Monogram
C. GC
Dinsmore
Dinsmore Bros
Greenwood Cemetery Gate
Oak Street
Anna Sakaski
Creekside
East Philadelphia Street
Rp Gence
Farmer's Hotel
Conklin
Ford Car
Sherman FE
Runyan
Central Hotel
e.C.d.atp
East End
Church Street
Indiana Real Estate Co
Railroad Ave
Bay Horse
Joe Mazza
Homer City
S. 7Th Street
Marks and Kline
Ment
Strand Theatre
R. da. Edwards Marshall
W. Sherman F
Gazette Office
Samuel Vinton
Clark Dickie
Wm. Smathers
Paul Scvader
Wim
Thomas Runzo
William Bath
Carsten Flickinger
John Weir
William Widdowson
Sidney Handler
Carl Shields
Wilson Turnball
Hilbert Davis
Charles Sullivan
Thomas Pugh
Sheldon Balls
I. A. Daniels
Cuarter
Public Sevice Commission
Covenonwealth
Public Service Law
Joseph McAnany
Traction
Bus Geniyetius Twe
Ciwe County
Tittsburgh
Prensylvania
Karl Colr
K2v
Serenade Espagnole
Chaminade
Howard Brockway
Minuet
Patty Stair
Eastern Star Quartet
Thomas A. Daly
Wade Blackburn
del Riego
Grace M. Fisher
Carrie J. Bond
Puleifer
Pierson
de Cashville
Hop
Sec
Sidney Homer
Woodford-Finden
J. H. Dollman
Kentucky
Geibel
W. Weeteietereeteeesetenen
Thomas
Blackburn
Ginauti
Newark
United States
National Industrial “‘Ganterenye Board
St. Niches Magazine
Ietpa
Edgar S. Forbes
Charles "D. Parper
van Olinda Sisters
Utility Electric Co
Marshall Bldg
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!