Conference on Labor and Industry Prompts Government Action
Amid chaotic dialogue with Hoover Davis and Fall, workers and employers meet to devise nationwide measures. The text outlines push for prompt understanding and a formal conference, with warnings of government intervention if talks fail. The piece references ten presidents and other figures in a tense labor relations context.
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Hoover
Davis
Fall
Employers and
Labor
Weather Forecast Note for Tonight and Tomorrow
Weather record indicates rising temperatures tonight with decreasing winds and a sharp temperate shift expected tomorrow. Forecasters expect notable changes in conditions and a warmer trend across the region.
Bonded street program moves forward in La Crosse
The city council approved a 286 540 street improvement plan funded by bonds and a grant to White Construction of Chicago. The project includes asphalt concrete paving on Main Street and multiple side streets, with a transfer of 52 200 from other funds to cover costs, while Alderman Mahoney criticized the assessment method. The council adopted a resolution condemning the Chamber of Commerce for not meeting with railroad officials to discuss depot plans.
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Board of Public Works
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Josey Boulevard
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Mahoney
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Artinn
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Commas Council
Bentley
City of la Crosse
Chamber of Commerce Union Depot Committee
Fighting in Dublin and surround areas escalates
Dispatches report republican troops moving to seize key sites including the post office as insurgents retreat from the Four Courts. In Dublin the Free State vows to clear insurgent nests while government forces gain control of Tipperary and areas around Sackville Street amid rising casualties.
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Associated Press
Free State
Four Courts
Nue
Capel Street
Reary O'Connay
Li Mellowes
Tabdlin
Chail
National Army
Hause
Four Court
Buncrana
Letterkenny
Arela
Tipperary
Ace Dublin
Sackville Street
Talbot Street
London
Four Saints
Liam Lynch
Mallow
Harry Robinson Recovers After Eye Nerve Operation
Louis Robinson reports Harry Robinson is improving after surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore to nerve the eye improve sight. He recovered from anesthesia, showing progress as he remains under care.
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Harry Robinson
Louis
Lewis Robinson
Harry
Johns Mopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Harding backs Rail Board with full presidential power
President Harding said he will support the railway labor board with all government authority to enforce its decisions amid a threatened railway strike. He views union defiance as a challenge to lawful government authority and affirmed upholding the board’s rulings, including pay reductions and repair work practices. No legal action against strike leaders had been started.
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D. C
Harding
Railway Labor Board
United States
Congress
Labor Board
Mment
White House
Cal
Jewell
Ben W. Mooper
Jewel
Srike
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Mayor quits and then seeks job back in Youngstown
George L. Giles resigned as mayor of Youngstown on Friday night and attempted a return on Saturday calling the post the most thankless job. The resignation, set to take effect July 1, was made effective at midnight as the city solicitor ruled the move valid. Ruth hits ninth homer for Phillies in 1st game, fans celebrate.
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Ohio
George L. Giles
Oles
Burlington and Milwaukee shopmen walk off rails Saturday
About 400 workers from Burlington and Milwaukee railroads joined a nationwide railway shopmen strike at ten am with no disturbance. At Milwaukee and Burlington numbers ranged from 155 to 250, including machinists and car repairers. Maintenance of way crews stayed at work awaiting conference outcomes. A Rose Street meeting heard from Trades and Labor Council officials about the action and next steps.
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Milwaukee
F. P. Miller
R. H. Brabrant
Tinion Hall
Rose Street
F. C. Wells
Trades and Labor Council
Fred H. Hartwell
Council
Madison
Wis
Nationwide rail strike sparks widespread walkouts
Across cities from New York to Chicago and Milwaukee, thousands of railway shopmen joined a mass walkout. Reports show 2,100 in New Orleans and 3,508 at Roanoke, with many other shops across Ohio, Georgia, Wisconsin, and beyond ceasing work. Some crews remained at work while other lines reported partial or complete stoppages.
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Mass
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Texas
Southern Pacifier
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Chicago,Milwaukee & St. Paul
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Burlington and Quincy
Pennsylvania
Chicago and Eastern Illinois
Oshkosh
Soo Line
Chicago and Northwestern — Railroad
Fond du Lac
Peace Efforts of Rail Board Unavailing Strike Action
Thousands of railway shopmen walked off the job in a nation wide strike called by six shapecraft unions. Reports from routes across New England to the western transcontinentals show shop workers quitting, amid a 86 percent in favor vote, as the strike began at 10 am local time.
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