Interference with Mails and Strikes Cloud U S Rail Talks
Edward W. Pickard reports failed federal labor board efforts to end the railway shopmen strike as rail executives refuse talks with leader Jewell. A nationwide clash looms with militia, federal troops, and a presidential proclamation to protect mail trains amid growing violence and labor action. France opposes German moratorium relief as reparations debate heats in Paris. Britain plans to send delegates to Washington on debt refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Pickard
Hooper
Federal Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
Labor Board
Jewell
United States Railroad Labor Board
Weeks
Missouri, Kansas and
Texas
United States
Post Office Department
E. F. Grable
Oilers
Partial Progress Reported In Coal Strike Mediation
President Harding neared a partial success as anthracite operators accepted a plan of arbitration while bituminous operators and the miners union had not yet replied. Officials feared both sides delayed a decision to reject the plan if public opinion favored action. Anthracite submitters demanded a separate wage commission and a timely August 10 decision, with the March 17 wage scale held in place pending ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Van
Harding
Miners’ Union
Premier Mackenzie proposes modernization of Great Lakes accord
Canada’s Prime Minister met Secretary Hughes in Washington and submitted a plan to modernize and permanentize the Bush Bagot agreement. The long standing pact, in effect for over fifty years and terminable on six months notice, limits armament on the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacKenzie
Canada
Washington
Hughes
Great Britain
United States
Great Lakes
Lakes
St. Lawrence
Russia Sabotages Hague Conference With evasive replies
Russia direct replies failed to satisfy the British and French demand that pre war debts be recognized and guarantees provided. The Russians refused to state terms for restoring foreign property, sparking near breaking point as delegates planned to depart for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Irish session delayed as Ulster refuses joint frontier plan
Irish Free State forces mop up rebels but disorder delays the first parliament session until August 15. Ulster refuses to join the joint commission to mark the north south frontier, keeping the border a flashpoint. Harding names James H. Wilkerson of Chicago federal judge for the northern district of Illinois to replace Landis, after a long legal career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uister
James Craig
Ulster
Joint Commission
McKinley and McCormick
Illinois Bar Association
Harding
James H. Wilkerson
Chicago
Tinois
Landis
Wilkerson
Iliois
United States
Brundage
Ilinois
Warned to watch for poisoned food in canned goods
Austin officials urge immediate attention from state and municipal food inspectors and dealers to prevent spoiled products. E H Golaz warns against selling swollen or spoiled cans and advises thorough inspection of containers, covers, seams, and contents by dealers and customers.
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Austin
Tex
E. H. Golaz
Food and Drug Division
State Board of Health
Springer
Lon D Morgan case testimony wraps up in Austin
Testimony in the Lon D. Morgan murder case nears completion as various Austin items recede for summer. State records note Texas crime and conflict data, while several civic and educational actions unfold including UT water and health planning and a new UT Galveston medical building, with Aug hearings and funding noted.
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Board of Regents
University of Texas
Austin
University At
Galveston
Board of Control
Cotton on Hand Shows Decrease Across June Figures
Washington reports June cotton on hand totals in lint and linters across consuming establishments and storage. June exports reach 491,097 bales with linters included. spindle activity falls to 31,877,015. States show June consumption 336,387 bales and public storage 1,487,526 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farmer Proud of Land and Hens in Rosenberg
A. W. Steglich of Cottonwood, seven miles south of Rosenberg, farms 148 acres of black land and keeps 90 White Leghorn hens. He sold 122 dozen eggs in June at 25 cents each, with a low of 98 dozen for any month. He also raises cows and hogs and markets butter, meat, sausage and lard. All feed is grown on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenberg
Tex
A. W. Steglich
Cottonwood
Steglich
A Million Pounds of Wool Offered Reported in Texas
The Boston wool market shows no change as Texas reports a deal of one million pounds offered at Merizon with 50 000 pounds sold at 1.15 dollars clean landed. Domestic sales reach about 90 percent, with 50 60 percent held by New England manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Texas
Merizon
Tex
New England
Golden State Limited Wrecks Near Topeka
The Golden State Limited westbound left tracks at the Rock Island bridge over the Kansas River in Topeka. Engine mail and baggage cars stayed upright. one fireman Willig Sage of Kansas City sprained his ankle after jumping from the cab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden State Limited
Topeka
Kan
Tanlac Restores Health and Weight for Insurance Agent
H. W. Morrison of St. Louis says Tanlac added fourteen pounds and cured stomach pain, heart palpitations, and shortness of breath after two years of illness. He praises the remedy and notes he can eat freely, sleep well, and work full time. Tanlac is sold by druggists. There are fewer failures in the jewelry business than in any other line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
H. W. Morrison
Thrush Ave
St. Louis
National Life Insurance Co
Taniac
Free Copy of Reliable Recipes From Calumet Co
Households can obtain a free copy of Reliable Recipes by writing to the Calumet Baking Powder Co Home Economics Department at 4100 28 Fillmore Street Chicago Illinois The 76 page color illustrated book aids daily menus and questions on cooking and kitchen equipment receive free answers with no charge Advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet Baking Powder Co
Fillmore Street
Chicago
Ill
Fillmore St
Tfl
Guidance of God for Youth Leaving Home
The piece urges continual divine guidance as essential for youths who depart home. It warns that young people may err by assuming they can abandon God after leaving home, cautioning against spiritual neglect and emphasizing ongoing faith.
Such Pains As This Woman Had
Seattle residents report relief from long standing pains after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Seattle woman notes hard pains and a lump subsiding and returning to work, claiming the product helped her and others. Readers are urged to try Pinkham's for pain, nervousness, and fatigue.
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Seattle
Washin
Pinkham
Yoin E. Pinkham
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