Labor Report on Coronado Court Ruling Hits A L Convention
A distorted labor report from Cincinnati discusses a U S Supreme Court ruling on the Coronado case and Sherman law challenges. It frames unions as defending worker rights against perceived threats, urging congressional action and urging solidarity among farmers and incorporated associations.
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Labor Report
U.S
Coronado
Cincinnati
Coronado Cord
A. Lt L
Federation
Counei
Supreme Court
la Follette
Wisconsin
Ronneil
Onion
Inhev
Rail board sets Friday strike ballots for railroad workers
The railroad board ordered strike ballots for stationary firemen and signalmen to decide on a potential general strike. Merks and union members oppose a nationwide ballot while protests warn of walkouts on several lines tied to wage disputes. Leaders said calls for a general ballot are uncertain and tied to wage talks.
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Eval
Te McMeurin
Ve Investigtion Tripo
Merks
Stanian
Hos Fitzgerald
Brand
Wen
Dalor
Winder
Legal Search Writ For Liquor Held By State Courts
A 1922 judge ruling discusses how federal constitution governs search warrants for liquor. It notes federal acts do not override state procedures and allows states to set stringent warrant rules as long as they prevent unreasonable searches. Judge Fowler denies motions and cites Wis. case interpretations with dated language.
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United States
CG. A. Fowler
Policy on Muscle Shoals Asked Before Congress Adjourns
Senator Underwood of Alabama pressed for a fixed policy on Muscle Shoals development before Congress adjourns. He questioned Henry Ford's offer for the properties and the related propaganda campaign for and against acceptance. President Harding had installed a radio outfit in the White House.
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Muscle Shoals
Underwood
Washington, DE
Abama
Henry Ford
Harding Hag
White House
Coal uniones win injunction against mine interference
In Erbensburg Ta By t gocigted press judge Me court granted Vila Mine Workers a preliminary injunction against Vinton coal company. It forbids interference with the union on property in Wintondale and allows union meetings, backing Arthur Garfield Mays of the ACLU. After ruling, President Brophy of United Mine Workers District No 2 and officials planned a meeting in Intondale to discuss the incident.
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Erbensburgh
T Gocigted
Mecour
Vila Mine Workers
Vinton Collisive Company
Wintondale
Arthur Garfield Mays
American Civil Liberties Union
Brophy
United Mine Works J. 41
Khitner
Lack Haven
Traxys
Intondale
Sniva
Motors Meet in Chicago to Form New National Body
Motorists from stations nationwide gather in Chicago for a two day convention to organize a new national body. Delegates from Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota join to create a unified organization that will operate headquarters in Chicago with representation from each state capital.
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Chicago
Chicagoy
St. Louis
Mart Tay FO
Wisconsin
Mila
Michigan
Chirage
Socialist Meeting Split On Candidates For U S Senator
A split within a socialist meeting surfaced over candidates for the U S Senate amid debates on liquor on ships and customs regulations. The discussion touched on the ship subsidy bill, White House objections, and potential action before Congress adjourns, with reformers praising enforced prohibition on shipping vessels.
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Socialist Meeting
U. S
Washington
Senate
Campbell
Files Committee
Lewdlers
Alt
Snninbell
Isidinis
House
Cary
Campbel
Busch
Associated Press
F. Crafts
International Refrim Bureau
Mountain Girl Accused of Murder in Roek Ind Tenn
Fisel Dass, a 30 year old mountain girl, is transferred to Whiteshuns awaiting trial on a murder charge involving her father. Relatives claim a reprimand from the father’s associates amid a disputed family gift. A statewide motor vehicle fine is noted as the maximum penalty in Wathington.
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Pms
Raturdar
Roekind
Tenn
Fissel Dass
Fisel
Hod Woon
Ieve Blair
Pamcenyiy
Socialist Convention Fights Over La Follette Opponent
Milwaukee Wisconsin socialists at their state convention debate placing a candidate to oppose Senator La Follette in the fall. One faction pushes a full ticket while Berger led group rejects opposition to La Follette, amid talk of a bargain for mutual support in Milwaukee races. Seidel cites prewar propaganda and party finances as members discuss bills from the 1918 campaign and 1920 expenses.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
la Follette
I Mn
Victor Berger
la Folette
Aith la Follette
Berger
Socialist Party
Seidel
John C. Kleist
Justice of the Supreme Court
Speedway race opens with twelve drivers on grid
Twelve drivers start in the Versal Trophy Race at the Speedway. Yuientan Lut claims pole with Aimy Murplis and Tommy Milton in second.
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Yuientan Lut
Dar Atterneem
Aimy Murplis Wedhe
Tommy Milton
Revenge The Discharged Doughlny In His Picture Token
A feuilleton style scene from American Legion Weekly depicts a disreputable figure posing for a photo. He leans against a table with a cigarette, hat over one eye, coat and vest unbuttoned, arguing about the pose being military. The dialogue hints at home brewing and a rough crowd banter.
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American Legion Weekly
Yan
Policy Debate on Return of German Property Amid War
A discussion at the White House Saturday between President and key officials centers on U S policy for returning Germany assets seized during the war. Attendees include the Attorney General and other top aides as they weigh how to protect, distribute, or restore property to rightful owners amid Allied wartime claims and legal standards.
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Ford
Germany
White House
iMariling
Pittsburgh Plus Hearing Ends in Chicago Today
A fragmented report details a lengthy hearing involving Pittsburgh Plus and related rates. Testimony from multiple witnesses, including an unnamed Yaemy bureau official, referenced three months of contested freight pricing and potential shifts in policy, with proceedings winding down in Chicago on June 26.
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J. KR. Paya
Yaemy Bureau
Loderfrom
Tedergreads
Romansston
Wwe
Howard's
Pesnay Lethled Aienigan
Wisconsin
Wid Joos
Wendlandt Paroled After Empire Lunchroom Robbery
Wendlandt, charged with armed assault with intent to rob, was placed on parole by Judge Higbee Barnaby after arraignment. Sentencing deferred to November term. must abstain from intoxicants. Alleged May 17 incident involved theft of about $15 and 11 bundles of figures from Empire. Wendlandt claimed no recollection. Police chief Webber and DA Reid noted no prior police record.
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Ofte Wendlandt
Clarence Gilbertsen
Empire
Lowh Third Street
Higbee Barnrday
Robert H. Tackner
Wendhindt
Fis
Turkey
Alt
Sehiber Wendlandt
Fonpire
Wendandt
Reds
Webver
Reid
Wendlands
Fear For Safety Of Crew Of Capsized Ship Hambirg
The Associated Press reports twenty four men missing after the Brazilian joiner Avarco capsized off the harbor while being towed. One casualty, a colored stewardess, is confirmed. Rescue efforts continue as authorities seek survivors among crew and shipyard workers.
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Hambirg
Associated Press
Avarco
Ossey
Reren ' i
Difsentti
Oysters Grow on Trees Amid Unusual Cultivation Practice
In a distant region locals grow oysters on submerged tree trunks to protect young shellfish from predation. The trees are planted in water and later moved to new plots, a labor intensive method tied to local custom and marine farming.
The New Peril The Teacher Asks Rhinos Question
The class discussion centers on dangerous animals and their horns, with a punchline about motor cars as a dangerous near horned hazard cited by six children in Cincinnati.
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Ante
Cincinnati Enquirer
Wisconsin Storm Devastates Four Counties Across Wisconsin
A severe storm sweeping four western Wisconsin counties late Thursday night caused six deaths and hundreds injured while inflicting thousands of dollars in property damage. Reports indicate damaged homes farms and livestock losses with several injuries in critical condition.
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Wisconsin
Brody’s Steamboat Leaves La Crosse for River Freight
The first freight and packer boat leaves La Crosse for up river points with St Paul as the terminal on Monday at 230 a.m. Kin. Transfer Co announces freight handling for the river line. J F Brody of St Pan will be in La Crosse Sunday to finalize arrangements for the consignments.
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C. EB. Klawitter
la Crosse
St. Paul
Deny Plea For Kew Railway At Lansing
Michigan Northern Railroad faced a denial of its proposed Lansing to connect with a new line after a rehearing request was denied by the interstate commerce commission. The 1920 ruling found insufficient assurance of a reasonably successful enterprise, upholding earlier conclusions and ordering no approval.
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KEW Railway
Lansing
Washington
Appilica
Michigan Northern Tailroad Company
Intersure
Commerce Commission
Russia at Hague Maintains Stand on Security Credits
At The Hague, Foreign Minister Litvinoff asserted Russia could offer substantial credits and urged calm over security arrangements. He dismissed warnings of repudiation or collapse, saying internal sources would supply necessary funds and that Russia remains in a stronger position than before.
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Slvm
Litvineff
M. Litvinoft
Russia
Joans
Ss Geonamir
Tassia
Getuss
Ming
Tee Hague
Gene
Allied Troops To Leave Silesia By End Of Next Week
Paris reports Allied forces in Silesia will withdraw by week’s end. Geneva talks prepare for German administration of the territory as occupation ends. Cheyenne dispatch notes kidnapping incident in Nebraska and a local obituaries and thanks page items amid mixed wire service copy.
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Silesia
Paris
Pyper
Mme End
Es Wiek
Pali
Geneva
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