Miners Clean Up Illinois Coul District For Possible Re opening
Open mine cleanup continues in Illinois Coul district as officials seek a plan for re opening. Associated Press reports talks between operators and miners stalled with no agreement reached and a next meeting planned for Monday. Sessions focus on wage scales and mine readiness if settlement occurs.
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Illinois
Coul
Associated Press
Ashington
Opera
Etary
Davis
Prankfort
Iayern
Bushnell Shopmen Walk Out in Support of Rail Strike
Union members in Macomb and Bushnell ceased work after a strike call Saturday at 10 o clock. Arthur Doily, water department foreman in this city, also refused duty. Only one Q employee in Bushnell joined the walkout amid active workers from the Q and P W lines.
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Mbers
Macomb
Bushnell
Railay
Arthr Doily
Ork Saurday
Ashnell
Good Hope Names New High School Principal
Good Hope July 2. After 25 applicants, the school board chose J. M. Chestnut of Eridosisa Illinois as principal of the Good Hope Community High School for the coming year at a stated salary.
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Good Hope
Gotgether
J. M. Chestnut Oferedosia
Ill
Good Hope Comunity High School
Irish Republicans Make Last Stand in Sackville Street Fight
In Dublin the remnants of Republicans in Sackville Street refuse to yield as machine gun bombardment rages. They escort two priests to safety and hope remains that Eamonn De Valera and Sinn Fein leaders are with the besieged group. Stevens Green club also falls to national troops as irregulars evacuate.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Sackville Street
Free State
Eamonn de Valera
London
Harding On Way Ten Old Home For Fourth
President Harding drives toward Marion Ohio for a homecoming Fourth of July visit. With Mrs Harding they leave a hotel after a restful night and hope to reach Marion by night, though about 250 miles remain in the route.
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Harding
White House
Marion
Ohio
Peoria Visitors Stay for Breakfast Then Return
Dr. Brobst Mrs. Brobst and their children Charles and Doratha from Peoria motored yesterday to the Elwell home and arrived for a 9 o'clock breakfast. After a day of visiting they left, leaving Mrs. Brobst for an extended stay with Mrs. McDonald and other Macomb friends.
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Peoria
Dr. Brobst
Mills Victim of Stallion Kick at Bushnell Farm
Mills, a Truman Pioneer Stud Farm employee, was kicked by a surly stallion while feeding and bedding a stall. He suffered a four to five inch liver gash and was taken to Tlolines hospital, where surgeons expect a recovery. He crawled to call for help after being knocked against a partition.
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Mills
Truman Pioneer
Bushnell
Tlolines Hospital
Ile
Mr. Mills
Bidders Go Wild at Red Arrow Sale
Auction at the Fellheimer store draws crowded sidewalk bidding. A fountain pen sold for over 50 dollars, an electric lamp reached 500, 100 pounds of sugar sold for 205, three pounds of coffee earned 20, and silk hose brought 80. Bids reflect rising interest in the monthly Red Arrow sale.
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Red Arrow
Fellheimer
Thief Hides Car Casing Then Returns It At Fair Grounds
The automobile casing, rim and tube cover stolen from John Horrell south of Colchester at the carnival grounds were found by Leonard Yeast's son in the Yeast pasture east of the fair grounds. The thief had hidden the items in tall blue grass and returned them after the incident faded from memory.
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John Horrell
Colchester
Leonard Yeast
Horrell
Macomb Manufacturing Declares 84 Percent Semiannual Dividend
The Macomb Manufacturing Co. announces a semi annual dividend of 84 percent payable on July 15. The company confirms the payout as part of its earnings distribution to shareholders.
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Macomb Manufacturing Co
Demand Holds Corn Up and Higher Hog Quotes Aid Provisions
Wheat eased in quiet trading amid light holiday curb on new purchases. July corn slid early then recovered above Saturday's close as heavy deliveries pressed July contracts. September corn eased to 66 1/4 to 66 1/2 cents before rebounding. Oats opened weaker then rallied unevenly. Higher hog quotations strengthened provisions.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Violent Unrest and Labor Board Actions Across Rail Lines
Chicago reports the U S labor board outlawing six railway shop crafts after a Saturday strike. It approves forming new shopman organizations to represent employees before the board and protects strikers and replacements as public servants. Separate incidents in Perry and J Louis note laborers driven from towns and wage settlements with Pennsylvania shopmen. Chicago North Shore Milwaukee trains threaten strike over 5 percent wage increase. Santa Fe reports Topeka shop labor force figures.
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Associated Press
Chicago
U.S. Labor Board
Board of
Railway Employees
Board
Ben W. Hooper
New York Central Today
Perry, Jr
Chicago & St. Paul
J. Louis
Pennsylvaniia Today
Pennsylvania
Timothy Healy
Chicago, Northshore and Milwaukee Railway
Topeka
John Purcell
Santa Fe
Representations Go to Mexico Over Murder Case
Mrs. Thomas Cheney, Mexican wife of an American employee in the Tampico oil region, was killed by Mexican bandits on June 29 after recognizing the leader. The state department, via Consul Shaw at Tampico, demanded punishment and arrest of the killers.
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Washington
Thomas Cheney
Tampico
State Department
Shaw
Cheney
Brave Miss Harris Chases Mouse in Court House Hall
Miss Cort Harris of the County Clerk's office startled workers by parading a live mouse by the tail in the hall. The rodent escaped, prompting a chase as clerks joined in the hunt through the courthouse corridors. The adventures ended with the mouse slipping away from the diners' basket where it had sought a snack. Also noted is travel from Serota township to Excelsior Springs for Mrs. Oscar Graves and Miss Ed Graves.
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Cort Harris
Norton
Court House
Miss IL
Montana
Excelsior Springs
Oscar Graves
Ed Graves
Serota Township
Excelsir Springs, Mo
Train wreck near Atlantic City leaves multiple dead and many injured
A Camden Atlantic City express derailed 37 miles from Atlantic City. At least six people were killed and about seventy five injured, with half in serious condition. Authorities expect the death toll to rise as wreckage is searched.
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Atlantic City
N.a
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Alugh
CMON
Ireland
Fashington Post
DE Valera
Stevens Green
National Army
Thos. Mills OF
Barn Lot
Perry
Mexico
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