Veteran Lieutenant S. W. Service A Century of Duty
Sheridan Wyoming honors Lieutenant S W Service 95 who has 65 years in U S military service with the Tenth Cavalry and prior federal detective work He served in Civil War Indian campaigns Spanish American War and World War I now on retired list yet wishes active duty Fort Mackenzie hospital nearby noted his lifelong devotion to Old Glory and Veterans affairs.
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Sheridan
Wyo
S. W. Service
United States
Tenth Cavalry
Secret Service
Army
John Schuler
Servicw
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Fort Mackenzie
Big Horn
New York
Herkimer County
New York State Guard
15Th Volunteer Infantry
65Th Llinois Infantry
B. H. Grierson
Tenth
U. S. Cavalry
America
Clark
Harding to Call Miners and Owners for Wage Talks
President Harding plans to summon a representative group of coal operators from across the United States to Washington for discussions with the miners union on a conference to set wage scales amid the bituminous coal strike. The move follows White House meetings with Secretaries Davis and Hoover.
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Washington
Harding
United States
Miners’ Union
White House
Davis
Hoover
John L
Why Do So Many Monroe Residents Suffer Without Cause
A health alert cites widespread backache headaches and nervousness among Monroe residents. The piece suggests kidneys may lag in filtering blood and promotes Dean’s Kidney Pills via a testimonial from Mrs. W. W. Dillingham of 708 Oak St describing relief after use.
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Monroe
Dean
W. W. Dillingham
Oak St
Bréik
Tanlac touted by Topeka woman for health gains
Mrs Mary Desby of 101 Chandler St Topeka Kansas says Tanlac cured years of stomach trouble causing gas appetite loss and back and kidney pain. She reports better appetite normal energy and no limits on house work praising the medicine as sold by druggists.
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Topeka
Tanlac
Mary Desby
Chandler St
Kans
Taniac
Advt
Miners Meet as Wage Talks Open in Capital
Lewis of the United Mine Workers stays in Washington to study options ahead of a 10 o’clock Saturday conference aimed at jump starting wage negotiations. Meanwhile the union seeks a national meeting while operators push for district wage talks. In Illinois a Senator accuses Williamson County of disloyalty amid the Herrin mining dispute. John H. Major, shot during a strike incident, was mistaken for a Catherine Coal Company employee and worked at Union Coal Stripping near Lafferty.
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Lewis
United Mine Workers
Miners’ Union
Williamson County
Ilinois
Herrin
Meyers
Montana
Senate
United States
St. Clairesville
John H. Major
Catherine Coal Company
Uniontown
Major
Union Coal Stripping Company
Lafferty
Union Coal Company
Mine Union
District Court of the United States
Louisiana
A. M. Patterson
United States Court
Quebec
Mon Parish
State of
Monroe
United States District Court For
Western District of
Slump in Oil Production Shown Across States
Washington reports a May drop of 61 000 barrels in Arkansas oil output lowering state production to 1 053 000 barrels while national May output rises to 46 473 000 barrels The California gain plus stock increases yield a 153 day supply The Empire Natural Gas Company charter filing and related Kansas merger are noted Berlin era Rathenau murder driver arrested after the attack on the German foreign minister.
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Washington
Arkansas
United Geological Survey
California
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Big Gas
Topeka
Kan
Empire Gas and Fuel Company
Kansas
Empire Natural Gas Company
Kansas Natural Gas Company
N * Corporation
Davis Proposes National Recreation Bureau For Music and Arts
Secretary of Labor Davis urges creation of a federal bureau of recreation to develop instrumental and vocal music drama theatre and athletics across the United States. He links community bands to social good and envisions local recreational leaders guiding competitions from local to national levels.
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Washington
Davis
Sharon
Federal Bureau of Recreation
United Staes
Harding
Marion
White House
Bureau of Recreation
Wales
America
Strike Certain As 400000 Shopmen Vow July 1 Walkout
Chicago June 29 400000 shopmen threaten a July 1 strike after wage cut and rules by the railroad labor board. B M Jewell of the AFL calls for restoration of pre board conditions while the Association of Railway Executives weighs the ultimatum. Kansas City Mexico and Orient requests aid or face shutdown. Plans for a nationwide walkout proceed with mass vote backing a suspension in protest.
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Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
T. Dewitt Cuyler
Association of Railway Executives
Jewell
W. T. Kemper
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient
Texas
Labor Board
Regis
Friends Convey Hope From Ellen’s Recovery Tale
Friends describe Ellen’s return to health after a long stomach and liver illness. They credit Mayr’s Wonderful health aid and note her dramatic weight loss prior to treatment, marking a reportedly complete recovery.
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Ellen
Mayr
Monroe Budget Ordinance Sets 1922 23 Expenditures
Monroe Louisiana adopts Ordinance 2311 detailing the annual budget for 1922 1923. It lists salaries for city leaders departments and staff including mayor finance utilities parks city attorney police and school services with line items for fire light street water and sewerage along with notes payable and notes to be published. The measure passed June 27 1922 after formal readings and budget approval.
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Monroe
Louisiana
Pires Ped
Sary
Maa Gm
American Red Cross
Sotah
Cacalbeti Vetabaiocod
Good Samaritan Litera
Ng 7
Ees Chamber of Commerce
Juvenile Protective Association
Ouachita Parish
United Confederate Restos
Police Department
Board of Health Department
Yarden
Pueiett
American LaFrance Fire Engine Company
Standard Conveyor Company
Erie City Iron Works
Strike Decision Ordered by Six Rail Unions
The executive committee of six shop crafts' unions announced a strike decision after a strong vote, with July 1 as the potential walkout date if rail executives do not agree to immediate talks, restored rules, and modified working practices. The move follows an overwhelming but still counting ballot, with two-thirds needed to authorize the strike.
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Railroad Labor Board
T. Dewitt Cuyler
Association of Railway Executives
International
Mechanical Section
Railway Employes’ Department
The
American Federation of Labor
Tokyo protests over Manchurian sub consulate attack
Tokio Japan moves to file a formal protest after reports that Chinese bandits burned a Japanese sub consulate in a Manchurian town near the Korean border. Special dispatches cite three Japanese dead and thirty houses set ablaze. Viscount Ito says the council’s investigating committee found a commission.
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Tokio
Japan
Viscount Ito
Coal mine strike prompts union assurances in Carterville
Maintenance crews at Carterville coal mines returned to work after warnings to quit, with union officials promising no molestation during the strike. The note mentions Japan's ship ratio and government caution for future handling.
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Japan
Herrin
Carterville
Rail Schedule Fragments for West Bound and East Bound Trains
Readable parts show West Bound trains arriving at 6 10:15 a m and leaving at 5:40 p m with 7 leaves 7:15 a m. East Bound arrivals listed at 11:15 a m plus several No numbers. No complete service map available.
Train Schedules From Monroe to Bastrop and Crossett
Daily Arkansas and Louisiana Railway service to Bastrop and Crossett operates from Monroe U S and P station at 7 a m with return times in the afternoon. Additional runs to Crossett and between Bastrop and Crossett run Monday Wednesday and Friday. Missouri Pacific Southbound No 103 and No 105 dates and times listed with Northbound No 106 No 164 and other branches noted with arrivals and departures from Monroe Natchez Dorado Farmerville and nearby lines.
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Ark
Missouri
Bastrop
Monroe
Crossett
Pointe
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Sburg
Dixie Bedding Co
Ark Spur
Rayville
J. J. Fiteh
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Remington Typewriter
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H. K. Lineback
Appie Street
E. Regan
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H. Rosenblum
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J. L. Kaliski
Catalpa
South Fourth Street
Layton
Ludwig Avenue
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H. R. Speed
Whitman
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Monroe-Natchez & KE
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Fao
Ae Dixie Bedding CQ. Ltd
Singer Sewing Machine CO
H. E. Nettles
Public Accountant
Monroe, LA
Eason Transfer
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Gatien’ Ap
T. Fre
J. B. Yau
Ouachita Bank
Katherine B. Woodwar
Grammont
F. C. Bennett
2. L. Peres
J. P
Jose End
Das National
Cuachite National Bank
RB. L. Wood
Chase-Amman
Phose
Philip M. Gayle
Ouachita National Bank
W. M. Henry
Rae
Ncgee Civil Engineers
DeSiard St
P. O. Box
Monroe Abstract Co
South Grand St
Wm. F. Thurman
Geo. W. Lester
John R. Humble
Monroe Veterinary Infirmary
Shoemaker
North Sixth Street
Jg, Bell Co., Inc
Barrett
Barber’s
Trinidad
Monroe Securities Company
Lieber & CO
L. L. Smith
Visions Sosa
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
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