Railroad Strike Seems Inevitable Without Government Action
Cincinnati reports labor leaders say a railroad strike on or about July 1 is likely unless the government intervenes. The United States railroad labor board wage revision is viewed as the only way to prevent a stoppage. Union leaders demand guarantees the board will press conferences on wage and working condition disputes and threaten action if not assured.
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United States Railroad Labor Board
United Press Today
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Breckinridge Long Arrives in MaBerly for Senate Run
Breckinridge Long, candidate for United States senator, arrived in MaBerly from the west at 1 50 pm. A local committee of three women and about ten men greeted him at the train. He held a reception at the Merchants hotel from 3 to 4 pm and planned a Grand Theatre speech tonight. Mrs J Oscar Smith, one of the women at the train, is now in Kansas City and formerly lived here where her husband worked in plumbing and heating. Smith had political interests and previously ran for city collector against Ora Blalen.
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United States
Maberly
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Gong
Merchants Hotel
Grand Theatre
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Kansas City
Smith
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Reed rumor boosts Reed for senator in Kansas City
Jefferson City Democrat tribune dispatch reports Cahill of Kansas City asserts strong Reed backing across the state. Cahill cites Reed’s popularity and predicts a large Democratic vote margin, with Reed likely nominated and carrying Cole County.
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Sterling Democrats
Delegates Return From Hannibal Convention Trip
Returned today from Hannibal J G Pennock and wife and Frank Bragliela and wife and Mrs Gilbert Taylor with a party that attended the state meeting of the Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and the Ladies Auxiliary. The convention plans to return next year and promises similar entertainment. Social features included a boat ride a big fish fry at Riverside Park and Mark Twain's cave visit. The fish fry fed 224 pounds of Ns ware with one fireman reportedly eating 44 pounds. A nightly dance capped the entertaining week.
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Frank Bragliela
Gilbert Taylor
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Nucifal Riverside Park
Mark Twain
Cave
Ware
Ireland Votes in Free State Elections Changeling Fate
London dispatch notes that Ireland’s pranosad constitution is not fully accepted by Britain. Result of today’s Southern Ireland elections will shape approval and the prospects for an independent republican majority in the constituent assembly. The British government deems the present constitution acceptable.
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London
Travelers Use One Ox Team in Old Time Parade
A man and woman traveled through Nochepart on Thursday driving two oxen in a wagon, recalling pioneer days. Visitors from Connecticut were bound for California and attracted curious looks from youths who had never seen a yoke of oxen.
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Connecticut
California
Cairo Consolidated School District Declared Lawful
The Missouri Supreme Court sustains Judge Avon Walker’s 1920 ruling, recognizing Cairo Consolidated School District No. 4 in Randolph County as a lawful body corporate. The six-district area near Calvo becomes a single district with funds to be distributed to directors, amid challenges over advertising and consolidation process.
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Reverend Lamb Returns From Southern Mission Meetings
Rev B V Lamb returned from a week's sojourn in the South visiting the Baptist Flame Mission Board in Atlanta and the Big P. Ua at Chattanooga. He said Dixie was warmer than Missouri and noted strong turnout and interest. He will occupy the First Baptist pulpit Sunday morning and evening with other services as usual.
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Weather Outlook Shows Fair Tonight and Saturday
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday with temperatures easing slightly. Cooler overnight and into Saturday morning, with light winds and no precipitation expected.
AFL Rejects One Union Plan in Cincinnati Meeting
The American Federation of Labor convention in Cincinnati rejects a universal one union plan proposed by radicals. Leaders debate amalgamating unions by industry while John L. Lewis and railway and miners groups prepare for a possible nation wide strike. John L. Lewis arrival signals a confab aimed at joint action and stronger cooperative talks between miners and rail workers.
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Entertaining Bride and Gio in East Rollins Street
Mr and Afrs Stone host a wedding toast for Joseph Stone and his bride in Charlotteville Nos June. The couple began their story during wartime while he was at Camp Green Ny GC. Stone served overseas and was seriously wounded. after a visit here they will move to Macon near his parents home. He is superintendent of schools in Te vier.
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Joseph Stone
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Tevier
Tragic Freight Yard Accident Claims Painter at Wabash Site
A painter employed by the Er Behan We Aimber company was killed at a Wabash freight yard when a planing operation caused a piece of lumber to shift and strike him as a box car moved. He died at St. John's hospital the same day.
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Henry WaehntyeRarsold
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Behan We Aimber Company
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Kiehm
Moberly Board of Education Votes on Staff and Roles
The Moberly Board of Education met last evening to review finances and staffing. They tentatively selected a new principal candidate for the grade school and appointed a new secretary to replace the resigning incumbent due to business duties.
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MB School
Sachs
Helin
Paine
Mabel
Anderson
Robert
Kingsbury
Calvary Worship Service Plans at Local Church
A Sunday notice invites public attendance to church services. The program includes a mission offering, a sermon on the Spirit of Worship by the minister, a Saintly hymn titled Calvary by Rodney Wilson, an organ solo Woodland Dredg by Deppes, and a hymn theme O Fre Girdle of Truth. Young people will sing and a brief sermon follows. The church promises a cool, brief service and urges all to attend.
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Alex Mounce
Deppes
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Canvas shipments bolster upcoming arena carnival
A large canvas load is shipped to Rock Island from ghiengs for a two day carnival. The arena will house over 5 000 attendees with the main hall filled by folding seating. Pinkerton agents will guard the crowds for the event as a prominent singer performs.
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Crowe
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Indians Separate Schools Claim Indian Children Need Theirs
Members of the Ponca City Oklahoma council state that Indian children will attend their own schools under religious training and influence, not public schools, as the agency has been closed for two years. Professors at the University of Oklahoma examined a huge mastodon fossil near a highway four miles from here. The specimen is from the mastodon group that died 50,000 years ago and will not be removed due to its softness and decomposition.
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Bonen
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Commission
Chickasha
University ‘of Oklahoma
Vernon Grabb
University of Oklahoma
Tango dominates Buenos Aires show windows says critic
The article notes tango for saxophone as a top musical trend in Buenos Aires stores with piano and band performances. It mentions Patagonian voyager Lisé and Professor Onelli in a Cage exhibit, while visitors hear tango as a popular present ages piece. A separate notice mentions a benefit fund contribution and a legal claim regarding Sallie Crutchfields.
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Italy
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Hospital Patients Strike Leaders in Montevideo
In Montevideo a hospital faced a patient strike as authorities refused to grant demands. about 200 patients left the wards briefly, then returned. A week later patients protested a warmed over diet, prompting authorities to deploy 60 guards to maintain order amid rumors of ringleaders displaying meat samples. Mrs. OB We Cross visited relatives at Callao.
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Montevideo
Willy
Fined for Forgetting City Auto Licenses Warning
The notice lists several residents including J. A. Gonnors and L. W. Desring as fined for neglecting auto license requirements. It notes ongoing enforcement and public record over the last two days.
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GG. Blankenship
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S. Bayker
T. J. Jenkins
L. W.desring
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Ward pleads not guilty to murder in Oklahoma City case
Walter S. Ward, a former Marine from White Plains New York, arraigned today in Oklahoma City and pleads not guilty to a murder charge linked to the killing of Clarence Peters. The report notes ongoing auto theft trends and recovery rates for insured and uninsured vehicles.
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S.ward
Ange Patel
White Plains
N.Y
Walter S. Ward
Clarence Peters
Hint
Ai Body Blow To Liquor Interests Washington
Internal Revenue Report notes a move to prevent foreign and American ships from bringing liquor for beverage purposes within a three mile zone. The secretaries anticipate legal actions and border control steps to curb imports.
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Washington
Jane
Bares
Arverne bungalow colony hit by massive beach fire
A devastating blaze swept Arverne on Long Island destroying about three hundred houses and hotels. The Nautilus Hotel on the boardwalk sparked the inferno, with sparks and wooden structures fueling the flames as adjacent buildings ignited and calls for aid went out to nearby towns and New York for help.
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Wong Island
Arverne
New York
Cari
Mellon Dons War Paint in Washington
Secretary Mellon responds to Republican pressure in Washington denying Democrats seek removal of 500 Treasury personnel. He asserts the acting secretary and staff are functioning properly amid calls for changes in department leadership and policy.
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Mellon
Washington
Sears
Treasury
Dane
Nore
Treasury Department
Setreiure
Government Responds To Montevideo Strike With Streetcar Takeover
In Montevideo a fifteen day streetcar strike over pay led the government to seize the city’s street railways. The manifesto allowed fare controls but mandated higher wages for workers. The unrest included Bolshevik imagery, a track bombing injuring a child, revolver incidents, and assaults on workers’ homes while soldiers protected replacements.
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Montevideo
Zion Lutheran Church Hagoodarid West Send Place Schedule
Sunday school and Bible class at 9330. Morning worship at 10 45. Evening worship at 7 30. Morning sermon topic Gods Love to Man John 4 16 21. Evening sermon Two kingdoms Take 12 L4 98. You are cordially invited service led by Pastor Paul Be Aradt.
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West Send
Paul
Aradt
Militarism Losing Ground in Japan Says Editor
An editor notes growing public opposition to militarism in Japan and discusses how student attitudes favor professional or business paths over military careers. The piece mentions shifting priorities among youth and a trend toward modern professions and politics over war, with glimpses of social commentary on national direction.
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Japan
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