Rail Wage Board Extends Life of National Pacts
The U S railroad labor board extended the operation of national working agreements for an indefinite period except those involving overtime pay. Railroads gain temporary advantages as pending final decisions on overtime payment linger. A separate agreement with 40,000 engine and service employees was reached, but national terms for these workers expire next Friday. The board cites actions from April 14 and 16 and emphasizes uniform rules across the system, forbidding separate local pacts by individual offices or shops.
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United States Railroad Labor Board
Ral
Pennsylvania Railway
Not
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Heeler
Mirmier
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Khor Board
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Omer
United States
Chertisoad
Labor Board
New Tariff Bill Expected Before House Wednesday
A bill aiming to pass a new tariff measure faced delay as supporters hoped to bring it before the House late Wednesday. The article notes political maneuvering and mentions Wit in Michigan and current party dynamics affecting timing.
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HOUSE
Disabled Veteran Sings Three Voices at Once on Stage
Washington reports a disabled veteran named Joseph Kaufman has been identified by the federal board of vocational education as able to sing in three voices simultaneously. Described as accomplished and versatile in phonograph playing, Kaufman has been employed in a Minneapolis studio environment to prepare for a career in singing and stage work.
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Washington
Federals Board
Joseph Kaufman
Gsing
United States
Kaufman
Phiyer
Linneapolis
Syanudevitle
President Calls for Broad Congressional Expression on Disarmament
Washington reports President Harding urged Congress to express a favorable attitude toward world disarmament in general terms. He emphasized the importance of congressional sentiment over specific timing and asked Representative Mendell of Wyoming to gauge members' disposition.
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Mendell
Congress
Washington
Herding
Representative Mendell
Wyoming
House
Aurea
Maica
Governor reaffirms martial law in Mingo mine zone
Gov Morgan declares martial law in Mingo County, orders enrollment of all persons under the law for military duty. Sheriff to draft 130 men or accept 130 volunteers to serve sixty days. Governor cites danger of war insurrection and riot in the county.
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Mingo ‘Mine Zone
Fiarlinston
W. Vai
Morgan
Martial Hoy
Mingo County
Igor Fore
Tie
Shevitt
Bomb Targets Pittsburg Home of Milus Relative
A bomb was hurled through the roof of Millus home in Pittsburgh injuring no one. it targeted John Milus of the Brooklyn National League club. A second blast hit the Chicago Saloon on First Thirty-first Street, wrecking the storefront and shattering windows. no motive is known.
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Pittsbergh
Millus
John Milus
Lrooklyn Natonal League Baseball Club
Chicago
Cthcago
Wils and Meche
Infant’s stomach pin removal shocks Oklahoma town
A several days swallowed safety pin was removed from the stomach of an infant boy in Ineas, Oklahoma. Doctors used forceps and careful extraction after the pin caused distress, with the pin passing through the child's mouth during the procedure.
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Webu
Dul
George Jacquires
Ineas
Okla
Miescis
Socialist meeting in Detroit disrupted by disabled veterans
In Detroit Michigan delegates to a socialist convention faced disruption as disabled World War veterans warned that socialists would be met with firmness against sedition and disloyalty. The chaotic event reflected tensions between veteran groups and socialist factions amid wartime rhetoric and political strife.
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Detroit
Mich
Pitty
Dou
Une Socialiste
Aire
Vendy
Amin
Assembly Rejects Senate Plan For Rent Bill Revival
Matched to Wis election era report, the Assembly rejected the Senate plan to revive rent regulation. The session faced no access and the proposal failed to advance in the lower house amid confusion and garbled text.
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Assembly
Senate
Mathson
Wis
9 Assembly
Governor Expected to Veto Private Detective Bill
Madison reports indicate Governor opposition to a Pierson private detective bill. The proposal would remove police and fire regulation from cities, transferring authority to the secretary of state. Critics call it a step backward, arguing it erodes local control and weakens municipal agencies.
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Wistovertor Bivins
Pierson
Hill
Secretary of
Thia Makauro
Tabor
Eno de
Mibwaukes
Lady Randolph Churchill Dies at London Home
Lady Randolph Churchill, wife of a British statesman and daughter of New York’s Michigan City, Ind., died at her London residence. Prisoner F. G. Conklin escaped custody on a Milwaukee train after assaulting Sheriff White, breaking free with a handcuff attached to his arm. Conklin, 33, was being escorted to Michigan City when the escape occurred between Da Crosse and Winona around 2 a.m. Local police received the description. Sheriff White is still at large.
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Michigan City
Ind
York
Winona
F. G. Conklin
Brothere Jomes A. White
Milwaukee
da Crosse
Winant
Central Police Station
Wsheriffa
Tio
Sherrif White
Death of Lady Randolph Churchill in London
Lady Randolph Churchill former Miss Jenote Jerome of New York died in London after a heart failure following a hemorrhage. Her son Winston Churchill, secretary of state for the colonies, was with her at the end. She was born 87 years ago and was daughter of Leonard Jerome.
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London
Lady Randolph
Randolph Churchill
Lord Randolph Churchill
Winston Spencer Churchill
Gaorge Cornwallis-West
Mans Rears
Tornwallis-West
Pat Campbell
Montagu Porch
Tody
Leonard Jerome
New York
Delegates Appointed To City Education Meet
Van Anken and Dr. Sarah Garrett Bangsberg were named as delegates by Dining to attend a citizens' gathering on education at D Mounds from June 30 to July 2. Commissioner P P Claxton called the meeting to consider conditions and needs of education across states Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota. The conference aims to discuss public education methods for those who own operate and use schools.
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van Anken
Sarah Garrett Bangsberg
Sarah Garrett Bangsbers
D Mounds
P.P. Claxton
Cameup
Lend
Wisconsin
Winnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Berkera
South Dakota
Acla
Peope
Postpone Dance of Labor Council Indefinitely
The Tides and Libor council dance scheduled to be held at Yeo men hail July 2 has been post pore indefinitely. Announcement at the time of holding the execve will be made later. California tennis star takes finals match at Wimbledon. Miss Elizabeth Ryan defeats Satterthwaite to reach the challenge round against Suzanne Lenglen. Jury battle in Kaber murder case proceeds with more women tentatively seated. Gymnasts meet in Chicago for the 32nd national tournament under the North American Gymnastic union with over 10,000 athletes expected.
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California
Wimbleton
Tresg
Elizabeth Ryan
Qaliferniag
Satterthwaite
Lingland
Ryan Abergby
Suzanne Lenglan
Chicago
North American Gymnastic Union
Lascountry
Betting Odds Favor Dempsey in Paris Bout Three to One
Paris bettors show Dempsey favored over Carmentier at three to one odds yet public sentiment leans toward a closer contest. Enthusiasts place many bets at shorter odds, reflecting strong local interest and nervous excitement ahead of the match.
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Paris
Dempsey
Carmentier
Baby Clinic Set at Midway Hall Onalaska Township
A baby clinic for the babies of Onalaska Township will be held at Midway Hall Thursday June 20 beginning at 1 30 o clock. Dr Rosholt of this city will be in charge of the examination of the children according to today s announcement.
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Onalaska Township
Midway Hall
Rosholt
Market Closes Mixed Amid Broad Price Drift
Closing prices show Allis Chalmers and American Car among decliners while American International, Bethlehem Steel, Atlantic, and Reading rose modestly. Industrial names across steel, oil, coal, and utilities appear with scattered gains and losses amid thin volume and tentative demand.
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Cangé
Xennecolt
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Neabville
Iasieah Eprern
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Hartford
Inone
Orihern Dacitie
Aaaaoe
Delahoma Prod
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Engine Srs OU General Asnhalt
Circus Here Two Days Will Take Sunday Holiday
La Crosse to host Barnes circus Sunday and Monday with a full street parade Monday morning. Frank Cassidy, Barnes advance man, promoted a two day layover with a grand animal spectacle and Jungleland pageant. The show features forty dancing horses and girls, exotic animals, clowns, and music, drawing interest from locals.
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Thia City
al G. Barnes Wild Animal Circus
Frank Cassidy
Barnes
Eircus
Lewis Carrol
A. G. Barnes
Alice
Lund
Nue
Horsina
Judge Overrules Move to Drop 1919 Series Charges
In Chicago a judge overruled a defense motion to drop conspiracy charges against Chicago White Sox players tied to the 1919 World Series fix. The ruling came from Judge Hugo Priend on Wednesday, allowing the trial to proceed.
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Adictments
Chicago White Sox
Llegal
Hugo Priend
Committee on Grounds and Buildings Meets Thursday
A meeting of the committee on grounds and buildings is called to meet at the city hall Thursday evening to consider the resolution regarding charge for the use of the path house. The city clerk's office announces the gathering.
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Clergy Moves to Block Dempsey Carpentier World Title Fight
Rev Harry G Wratt of Jersey City filed complaints with Prosecutor Vierre Garvin accusing promoters and principals of conspiring to pervert boxing law and violate the crimes act prohibiting prize fights. Clergy aides prepared affidavits and witnesses for grand jury action. Three Jersey courts refused to halt the bout Tuesday.
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Tashy City
Harry G. Wratt
Clerg i Raon
Jersey City
Vierre Garvin
Dempsey-Carpentier
Principale
C. Gilson
Rand
James F. Clark
Gilson
Grand
Jersey
Minnesota Railways Fare Order Modified
The interstate commerce commission limited the effect of fare and charge revisions within Minnesota to roads engaged in interstate business. The Minnesota railway and warehouse commission had applied for the revision. Grantaingorg Wis. Anna Wickman, four year old daughter of Albert Wickman, a farmer, drowned Monday afternoon after the mother searched for her missing child and found the body in Wood River on the family farm.
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Albert Wick- Insa
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