Rail Shopmen Strike Begun Today Across Nation
The nationwide walkout by railway shopmen began with thousands quitting work and spread from the East to the West. A clash occurred at Ivy City Maryland. Texas Pacific and Katy system shops reported large walkouts with many workers affected across major cities and railroad lines.
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Middle West
South
Ivy City
Maryland
Associated Press
Chicago
Six Shop Crafts Uniona
Boston
Kansas City
Texas
Dallas
Tex
Texas Pacific Railroad
New Orleans
el Paso
Galveston
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Waco
Beaumont
Houston
San Antonio
Marshall
Denison
Pullman
Southern Pacific
Katy
Ofice
Clearing Up of Nests of Rebels Anew in Dublin
Dublin July 1 Free State forces move to clear remaining insurgent nests after Four Courts fall. More than 50 rebels surrender signaling weakened Republican morale. Casualties estimated up to 100 with 40 dead as National Army and Republican Irregulars hold in Dublin amid looming attack.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Free State
Four Courts
National Army
Harding convenes White House talks on coal strike
President Harding hosts about 80 operators and 80 miners officials at the White House to push a nationwide coal settlement. Hoover Davis and Fall attend as government aid looms if negotiations stall, with a warning that public interest may be invoked for the common good.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
White House
Hoover
Davis
Fall
Approved treaties move Japan toward global pact
The Privy Council in Tokyo approved all Washington Armament Conference treaties today, leaving Prince Regent’s signature as the final formal step for Japan to align its decisions with the powers.
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Tokio
Privy Council
Washington Arma
Japan
Boxing bout Johnson Jackson off in Hamilton
The July 4 boxing match between Jack Johnson and Tut Jackson in Hamilton Ohio was canceled after Johnson refused to post the required forfeit for one third of receipts. The local boxing commission will review further action and may pursue other arrangements.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Jack Johnson
Tut Jackson
The
Boxing Commission
Johnson
Cotton rates set aside by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission set aside the railroads plan for new cotton transportation rates from the Mississippi valley to sea ports and northern cities. The ruling enforces the long and short haul clause, requiring use of rates equal to or higher than shorter routes.
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Gy Associated Press
Washington
Mississippi Valley
Seaboard
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Popular sport in Mexico now popular ransom
A Palo Blancs camp of the Penn Mexican Fuel Company near Tuxpan, Mexico, was raided by bandits under General Larraga. The property is held for 10,000 pesos ransom. A Tampico consul message says payment is demanded by July 1 and the status of any American hostage is not stated.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Palo Blancs
Penn-Mexican Fuel Company
Tuxpan
Mexico
Larraga
Tampico
State Department
Eight Hundred Arrested After Gauze Veil Dance Raid
Police raided a Chicago club early today arresting eight hundred men and detaining guests. Host Harry Cohen was charged with violating a state indecent public performances statute after four young women performed a veil dance in scant gauze outfits.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Harry Cohen
Ennis Man Killed When Auto Struck by Train
Will Seymour a former railroad employee was instantly killed near Ennis Texas when his car was struck by a Houston and Texas Central train early today.
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Associated Press
Ennis
Texas
Will Seymour
Here
Houston & Texas Central
Lynching of Two Negroes Reported in Georgia
A report from Jesup, Georgia states James Harvey and Joe Jordan, both Black men convicted of criminal assault, were lynched by a mob near Lanesbridge while being moved from Wayne County to Savannah for safekeeping. The deputy in charge reported the incident to the sheriff.
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Associated Press
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James Harvey
Joe Jordan
Nesault
Hardwick
Lanesbridge
Wayne County
Savannabh
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