Eyes of railroad world center on rail board
Chicago June 30 400 000 shopmen threaten nation wide strike set for 10 tomorrow. Labor board intervenes and may mediate as in October. Monroe and Vicksburg Shreveport Pacific lines report walkout plans across repair and maintenance crews. Officials say they can run limited operations for 30 to 60 days if needed.
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Eyes OF Railroad World Center’ ON Rail Board
Associated Press
Chicago
United States Labor Board
Labor Board
Jewell
United States Railway Labor Board
Railway Labor Board
Monroe
V. P
Jones
Missouri Pacific
Louisiana
Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific Railroad
Vicksburg
Shreveport
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Monroe-Alexandria
Monroe-Natchez
Arkansas & Louisiana Missouri Railway
Irish Battle to Control Four Courts in Dublin
Insurgents occupying Dublin's four courts surrender after white flag signals and an explosion. Eamon DeValera fights with Dublin brigade as Free State troops take the building. Churchill cites difficulties and British aid in the session, with continued heavy shelling and machine gun fire.
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Dublin
Four Courts
Says & Press Association
Eamon DeValera
Irish Republic
London
Central News
Rory O'Conner
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Police seize control as strike erupts in Punsutawney
State police arrived to take over the coal strike after a night of disorder in the mining district. About three hundred marchers damaged a scale house and trucks, tires were slashed, and troops dispersed the crowd with no casualties reported.
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Punsutawney
Jurors Recalled In Two Wards In Local Election
Special report from Oak Grove: recall votes in wards one and four favor recall of T. J. Fleming and J. P. Campbell. Ward one 49 yes to 6 no, ward four 164 yes to 44 no with two spoiled ballots. Petitions circulate for W. A. Ross and A. B. Cafutwell to join the police jury.
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Oak Grove
T. J. Fleming
J. P. Campbell
Fleming
Campbell
W. A. Ross
A. B. Cafutwell
German caught in Rathenau murder held by authorities
Max Peter son a stowaway on the President Taft admitted membership in the Ehrhardt brigade and claimed knowledge of the Rathenau assassination plot. He was removed at Hoboken and taken to Ellis Island after ship officers reported a Berlin wireless request to search for escaping participants. The captain said he fled Germany to avoid consequences and would fight extradition, fearing death.
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Associated Press
Hoboken
N. J
Max Peterson
Taft
Ehrhardt Brigade
Walter Rathenau
Department of Justice
Peterson
Ellis Island
Berlin
Rathenau
Burkhart
Germany
China and Japan Meet on Shantung Return at Washington
Delegates from China and Japan hold formal talks in Pekin as a new armament conference project shapes up in the Far East. Negotiations show the Washington conference spirit guiding discussions on returning Shantung to China.
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Pekin
Far East
China
Japan
Shantung
Legion Urges Members to Join Great Drive Tomorrow
Publicity officer at Leonidas Bark dall Faulk Post No. 13 urges all members to join National membership days in Faulk post tomorrow July 1. Fifty applications target a 25 percent membership increase amid over 200 eligible World War I veterans in Ouachita parish. The drive supports securing the New Orleans national convention with Louisiana participation and reduced rates for ex service members and families. Fargo defeat of Sen McCumber signals election returns by noon.
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Leonidas Barkdall Faulk Post No. 13
American Legion
Post
Faulk Post
Ouachita Parish
Legion
New Orleans
Louisiana
Labor Board to Hold Parley Avert National Railroad Strike
United States railroad labor board will convene this afternoon to mediate wage disputes and seek compliance with board orders ahead of a planned nationwide rail strike. The Railway Executives' Association rebuffed Jewell's ultimatum, insisting they follow the board while noting the government’s authority.
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United States Board
Jewell
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Railway Executives’ Association
B. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
United States
Labor Board
Union Power Co Well Fire Burned By Vandals In Monroe Field
R L Sharp reports a fire at Union Power Co Union sawmill well near Spencer in section 3 20 23 Union parish burning since last Tuesday. Investigations flag possible incendiary action with no definite cause and urge operators in the Monroe gas field to watch for the fire bug.
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Union Power CO
Monroe Report
Monroe
R. L. Sharp
Conservation Department
Union Power Company
Union
Spencer
Mr. Sharp
Union Parish
Mayor George Oles Resigns After Turbulent Term
George Oles, elected Youngstown mayor on an independent ticket last fall after a sensational campaign, resigns after six stormy months in office.
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Youngstown
Ohio
George Oles
Frazier Leads for Senator in North Dakota Nomination
Fargo June 30 Lynn Frazier the non partisans league governor of North Dakota moved into the lead for the Republican senatorial nomination over United States Senator Porter McCamber as returns were compiled at the league headquarters.
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Fargo
McCumber
United States
North Dakota
Finance Committee
N. D
Lynn Frazier
League
Porter McCamber
Bank runners hold up ends in gunfight casualties
In Philadelphia, eight men attempted a bank raid on Textile National Bank runners. One bandit is believed killed and eight officers and runners were slightly injured in the ensuing pistol fight.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Textile National Bank
Frisco Trip Pleases Inspector on Crime Chief Tour
Monroe Police Inspector Robert E. Heap returns from San Francisco confirming gains from the International Police Chiefs Association convention. He served on the crime committee which aims to curb nationwide crime waves and expects a published report soon.
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San Francisco
United States
Canada
Robert E. Heap
Monroe
International Police Chiefs’ Association
Inspector Heap
America
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Rory
James Silver
International Film Service
New York
Silver
Monroe News-Star
Parley
Ben W. Hooper
Tagr
Weaks Supply Co
Genasco
Motor Supply Co
North Third St
B’nai Israel
Irving Woerner
Hebrew Union College
Leon Cohn
Spencer, LA
Frazier
BANK
Cause OF Crime
Monroe Police Department
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Roof Garden
L. B. Faulk
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