Public Labor War Over Wage Reductions Predicted By Union Chief
A union leader warned Sunday a broad wage cut is likely across industries. He cited rail, factory, and maintenance workers facing reductions as tensions grow over pending orders. The union anticipates substantial wage restraint affecting multiple classes and regions.
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HNOTL
Meiotenanere
Na Fion
Andralleats
Will Phute Pintead
Telegraya
UEP
Syn
Am Hee
Serlemant Ayer
Perdis
Mutiny Rumors Hit Chang Tsao Lin Armies In China
Mutiny reported among troops of Chang Tsao Lin as China Eastern railroad mutinies in support of Wu Pei Pu. In Manchuria Red Wing seeks to move Wisconsin Business University to Red Wing after talks with local officials.
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Chang Tsao Lin
Harbin
Manchuria
China Eastern Railroad
Wu Pei Pu
Chang
Peking
Central
Chihli
Changs
Convict Bottomley Convicted in War Funds Case in Britain
Former politician Thad Mv. Retlaney and associates faced seven years for misusing war funds and theft of appropriations linked to the G1 Valley affair. The trial saw key figures imprisoned as police guarded defendants while authorities described the charges as extensive fraud.
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Convict Bottomley
Britain
Lon coeTiy
Associated Press
Lotutio Bol Tonale
Oalues
Atma Rai
Wedetree
Thad
Retlaney
Mommthly
Ne Silver
Tha Loase
Cenimans
Government Wins Its Case Against Southern Pacific
The Supreme Court reversed a Utah federal court ruling in a government case against Southern Pacific ownership of Central Pacific, ordering divestiture of Southern Pacific stock in Central Pacific. The decision, announced by Justice Day, requires sale of holdings tied to the 1809 purchase.
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Southern Pacific
Washington
Supreme Court
Ims
Southern Pacife Company
Central
Anpremis
Utah
Justic Day
Souther Pacific
Central Pacific Tincs
Wisconsin Days To Back Morgan For Governor
Madison Wisconsin The Wisconsin Ant Samon feagie Mandeay Indorsed Attorney General William J Morgan as the candidate they will support avernor in an announcement today by KR P Hutton state superintendent The wets and the near wets are moving heaven and earth to heal Mr Marean out of the nomination for coverane before the Citizens republican state conference because of his open declaration against fight wine and beer before the was a dry on enforcement convention the statement of Mr Hutton said.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Samon Feagie
Mandeay
William J. Morgan
Avernor
KR. P. Hutton
Heaven
Marean
Citizens’ Republicvan
Hutton
Lenine Takes Two Month Vacation for Recovery
Reports indicate Lenine on a two month holiday from public duties to recuperate after a recent operation. He remains focused on his continued engagement with Boris Heinstein of Buffalo, New York, amid mentions of a nervous strain and related health concerns.
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Lenine
Lensine
Boris Heinstein
Buffalo
N.Y
M. Lenine
Ion
Woman offered $500 for murder at Ward home
Police investigated a Broadway waiter’s claim that a mysterious woman offered $500 to a youth to kill Walton Ward in New Rochelle. The alleged plot involved blackmail and a threat to enter the Ward house, but the woman did not appear. Sheriff’s office received an anonymous tip about Ward, Clarence Peters, and a sailor at a Boston hotel party three months prior.
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White Plains
New York
New Rochelle
Walton
Ward
Clarence Peters
Broadway
President Attends Naval Academy Graduation Rites
President Harding and Mrs. Harding attended graduation ceremonies at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis. The president arrived in a yacht Mayflower cruise down the Chesapeake Bay. After lunch with Admiral Wilson, he planned to review the midshipmen and watch the annual baseball game between Annapolis and West Point.
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Naval Academy
Annapolis
United State
Academy
Harding
Washington
Cheasapeake Bay
Admiral Wilson
Midshipmen
Withers
West Pott
London Season Opens With Prewar Pomp at Buckingham
King George hosts a levee at Buckingham Palace opening London season in bright sunshine. American ambassador George Marv ey and a host of diplomats attend beside a galaxy of society figures in a ceremony recalling prewar pomp.
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Loasdon
London
George
Buckingham Palace
George Marvey
St. James
Memorial Day Observance Parade to Honor Veterans
Memorial Day observance in La Crosse features a military parade on State Street at 9 am, with divisions to Oak Grove and Catholic cemeteries. Special exercises at each cemetery, speakers at Oak Grove and Catholic, and a Memorial ramp dedication at 5 pm. Parking bans on parade routes from 8 to 9 am.
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Memorial Road
Onalaska Highway
la Crosse
State Street
Twelfth Street
Oak Grove Cemetery
Sehoats
B. EB
Ste Cormick
Usk Grove
C. L. Baldwin
Catholic Cemeter
P. m
Oak Grove
Burns Fark
M.C. A
H. F. Zernecke
John ¥. Ward
State Stravamie
Third Street
Eighth Street
Bestween Main
Vine
West Avenue
Market
Market Street
Catholic Cemetery
Taird
Chief of U. S. Air Service Hurt In Fall From Horse
Brig. Gen. Mitchell of the government aviation service was thrown to the ground late Sunday while riding near Milwaukee Wisconsin. The horse slipped while he was jumping a barbed wire fence causing the rider to be injured. A physician said no bones were broken. He had planned to make airplane flights to scatter flyers over graves as part of Memorial day observances.
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Milt
Keee
Wis
Briz
Hitcbeil
Government Aviation Service
Mendy
General Mirehy
Ateea
Geneva
Mitchet
Ratification of Arms Pacts Up in Paris on Tuesday
The French government will Tuesday introduce in the chamber of deputies bills ratifying the Washington armament conferences agreements. The bills go to the naval affairs and foreign relations committees for weeks of study and possible reservations may be suggested by the committees.
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Paris
Associated Press
Chamber of Deputies
Washington
Committee On Naval Affairs and Foreign Relations
Indian Agency at Bayfield Dropped on Harding Order
Ashland Wis Ry aq order nf President Harding order to abolish the Bayfield agency and consolidate its duties with the La Pointe Agency in Ashland. About 250 Indians belong to the Red Club hand are affected.
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Indian Agency
Bayfield
Harding
Hardir Sarur
Ind
la Pointe
Ashland
Red Clib Hand
Tribene Publishes Poem On Afewnrial Dar Holiday
In line with its regular holiday custom the Tribene will publish a poem on Afewnrial Dar. The notice notes a festive edition and a reflective piece aligned with the observance.
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Tribene
Afewnrial Dar
Three Die as Cars Plunge from Embankments Near La Crosse
Three people died and six were hurt in three separate wrecks near La Crosse on Sunday. Pederson and Kofta died in two crashes on a ridge and a causeway, while Bristow was severely injured and Morse survived with minor injuries. Dorothy Elder escaped injury in the La Crescent crash. witnesses described cars tumbling off steep banks and pinning occupants under wreckage.
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la Crosse
St. Joseph’s Ridge
la Crescent Causeway
William E. Pederson
South Third Street
Ervin W. Kofta
South Fourth Street
Sid Bristow
Siete Street
John Morse
Joig Grove
Edwin Schlutter
North Third Street
Tiristow
Bt. Joseph
Morse
Gallagher
Bristow
Dorothy Elder
South Ninth Street
Kofra
Rieir
Sidney Bristow
St. Joseph's Ridge Road
la Crescent Turnpike
Erven Kofta
Commencement Week at County Agricultural School
State Superintendent John Callahan will deliver the commencement address at the Agricultural School on Thursday evening. The week features a class play at Crystal theater on Tuesday, a children’s matinee, class day exercises Wednesday, and the alumni banquet Friday. Commencement takes place Thursday, June 1, at 8 p.m. in the Agricultural auditorium.
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County Agricultural School
Crystal Theater
Chidgen
Agricultural School
Thuraray
Jupe
Agricultural
Sp. m
John Callahan
Dissolution order of Reading Company deemed inadequate
Washington reports that the Reading Company's plan of dissolution, as arranged by the U S district court of Pennsylvania and reviewed by Chief Justice Taft, was declared inadequate. The Supreme Court entered an order today modifying the plan, departing from the general mortgage provisions and other details, and reaffirmed that the original decision found the general mortgage unlawful to restrain interstate commerce.
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Washington
Reading Company
Supreme Court
U.S. District Court of Pennsylvania
Taft
Hartwell Farwell Given Seven Year Prison Term
Hartwell Farwell, a Wisconsin farmer from Vienna, convicted of second degree manslaughter for killing his neighbor past hostess, was sentenced to seven years in prison by Dane County Circuit Court Judge E. Ray Stevens. The judge denied defense motions for a new trial.
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Madison
Wis
Hartwell Farwell
Vienna
Farmer
Hosten
Monfing
E. Ray Stevens
Dane County
Farwell
Baseball clubs not subject to anti trust act
The Supreme Court ruled that organized professional baseball, under the national agreement, is not interstate commerce and thus not liable under the Sherman Act. The decision overturned a District of Columbia verdict awarding Baltimore $240,000 and held that personal efforts not linked to production are not interstate commerce.
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Wash
Supreme Court
Baltimore
Pedeia League
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Organized Shall
Thce Holmes
Acute financial crisis confronts Peking government
The Peking government faces a financial crisis and says it cannot meet ordinary expenses. The finance minister urged provinces to remit revenues they have kept for local use. Calls from newspapers and leaflets for reassembling the old parliament and other steps as a solution.
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Peking
ATL
Hsshih Chang
Chicago social darling sails for Europe in engagement news
Mathilde McCormick of Chicago, engaged to Swiss riding master Max Oser, announced her plans to sail for Europe Tuesday. She will be accompanied by Miss Julian Mangold, formerly Oser’s bookkeeper, as the party departs from New York.
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Europa
New York
Wmies
Mathilde McCormick
Chicago
Max Oser
Europe
Miss McCormick
Julian Mangold
Oser
Mathilde
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