Coal strike settlement and railway labor dispute dominate talks
Wide coverage notes a partial coal agreement at Cleveland with wages unchanged, calls for machinery to avert strikes, and government plans to enforce rules and curb profiteering. It also cites railway shopmen clashes, armed guards, and President Harding urging legal action to sustain transportation. International items include Germany defaulting on debts, France ready to enforce sanctions, and Irish war conflict developments.
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Hainois
Indiana
Borah
Idaho
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Hoover
Washington
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Railway Labor Board
London
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Wirth
Correspondeents
Austria
German Republic
Europe
Senate Approves Tariff Bill Amends For Trade Zones
The senate voted Saturday to pass the finance committee tariff bill with a fair majority and sent it to conference. Amendments authorize foreign trade zones in U S ports for duty free storage display and export. Logs of fir spruce cedar and western hemlock and scientific instruments were moved to free list. Democrats failed to gain aluminum rate cuts and Senator Harreld lost his bid on crude oil and fuel oil duties.
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Committee On Finance
Ist
Harreld
Okla
Mississippi Democrats hold senatorial primary
In Mississippi, James K. Vardaman and Hubert D. Stephens led the race with Belle Kearney far behind. Kearney’s about 17 000 votes prevented a majority, triggering a September 5 second primary to decide the nominee. Former President Wilson had hoped Vardaman would not be sent to Washington again.
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Ississippe Democrats
James K. Vardaman
Hubert D. Stephens
Belle Kearney
Vardaman
Stephens
Wilson
Yardaman
Washington
Poincare Returns to Paris as London Conference Fails
The French premier Poincare kept his firm stance over Germany's repayment issue and returned to Paris as the London Allied conference broke up with no agreement. No side secured a result beyond stalled negotiations.
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Germany
Poincare
Paris
London
Contradicts the Lady Ex-Prince Radimir Denies Engagement
Ex-Prince Oleg Radimir, grandson of Montenegro's King Nikolas, now an American citizen and businessman, works at Standard Oil in Constantinople. A photo received in New York shows him denying Mrs. Oscar Hammerstein's claimed engagement while recounting a peripatetic past from Russia to Siberia and Clarksburg to a New York concert tour as a tenor.
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Oleg Radimir
Nikolas
Montenegro
Standard Oil Company
Constantinople
New York
Radimir
Oscar Hammerstein
Leg
Siberia
Clarksburg
Janet Moffett Daughter of Admiral Leads Flying Fan
Janet Moffett daughter of Admiral Moffett head of the naval aviation division is noted as a flying fan.
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Janet Moffett
Admiral Moffett
Aeronautical Division
The
Navy
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