Labor Board Moves to Cut Railroad Clerks Pay
The Labor Board moves to slash salaries of railway clerical staff, signaling the largest cut yet and affecting the International Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks. Balloting on a strike by railroad workers continues with results due by June 3. A Brittany superstition about a pig with straw signals rain.
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Labor Board
Chicacu
United States Railroad Libor Board
International Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerka
Brittany
Credit Men Will Not Meet In Summer
F Moorehead of J J Dean Co and Clem Parker of Preston Co attended sessions of the National Credit Men's Association in Indianapolis this week. The convention ends Friday June 9. The local Credit Men's Association executive board voted to suspend monthly meetings through June July and August, to resume in September.
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F. Moorehead
J. J. Dean Company
Clem Parker
Preston Company
National Credit Men's Association
Indianapolis
Credit Men‘s Association
Swimming Pool Set for Short Closure for Cleaning
YM C A announces the pool will close Monday and Tuesday June 12 and 18 for scrubbing the marble tank with muriatic acid. It will resume operations Wednesday morning in sanitary condition. In Pittsburgh, George Hurley, arrested for concealed weapons, is wanted on an information charging a larceny before Alderman J F Sullivan. Judge Emery holds juvenile court today reviewing parole reports.
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YM. C. A
Pittsburgh
George Hurley
J. F. Sullivan
Former Reporter Kills Negro With German Pistol
Philadelphia June 18 A German pistol in the hands of Wilmer Schweinsberg an overseas veteran who had former work at the Philadelphia North American killed a jewelry-store robber near his home early today The robber Jimmying a rear door was shot as he fled and died at the feet of Patrolman Maguire Schweinsberg praised for his marksmanship by police
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Wilmer Schweinsberg
Schweinsberg
Maguire
Philadelphia North American
Alleged Klansmen Face Long Prison Terms If Convicted
Inglewood California June indictments name 35 Ku Klux Klan members charged on three counts each tied to the night riders assault family man Manuel Hiduyan. Maximum possible total terms reach 34 years per defendant. bail set at 5,000 dollars. Coburn and Price not anticipated at court. extradition possible if they fail to return.
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International News Service
Angeles
Cal
Ku Klux Klan
Grand Jury
Inight
Manuel Hiduayan
Inglewood
Pias
Williams
Coburn
Grand Goblin
The
Elan
G. W. Price
King Kleagle
Pacific Domain
Price
Atlanta
Croton Children Prepare Rehearsal For Sunday Program
Croton children gather for rehearsal for a Sunday observance in Croton M. E. Church. The Sunday school department presents a pageant with Miss Naomi Williams directing. Final dress rehearsals are set for Friday at seven.
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Croton M. E.cchurch
Naomi Williams
American Cotton Exchange Fined for Bucketing Operations
The American Cotton Exchange Inc was found guilty by a jury in the New York Supreme Court of permitting bucketing activities by its members. It was fined $5,000, with a stay of execution to be considered later by Justice Marcus.
Senator Reed Is Much Improved
CARRUTHERSVILLE Mo June 8 Senator James A Reed was reported at his hotel to be much improved and resting after an attack of sour indigestion Wednesday evening that interrupted a campaign speech He was under a physician's care for an hour last night Six coins a spoon and fork one darning needle four hairpins three pins four screws four needles one button and a butt tip were the items swallowed by a London woman who was operated on and recovered.
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International News Service
Carruthersville
James A. Read
Reed
London
New Castle Singers Enter Competition At Youngstown
New Castle Mixed Chorus led by Prof David West and New Castle Glee Club will compete during the American Gorsedd sessions at Youngstown on June 10. A large lodge delegation attends with local notables listed among attendees and voters. Grand lodge officers oversee the event with Janes J. Davis and Charles Evans Hughes as principal speakers.
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David West
New Castle
Emrys Thomas
Benjamin Powell
Thomas Hopkins
William A. Johne
Brython
William B. Lewis
Richard T. Morris
Edward D. Reese
Thomas Edwards
Nathaniel Willama
Lodge
Germans Deliver Coal Under Versailles Treaty Provisions
Berlin reports that three railway trucks of reparation coal cross German frontiers each minute. The Spa convention notes one train of hundred trucks, each carrying ten tons, enters France every twenty four minutes. About eighty seven kilograms per person of German coal is delivered to non Germans.
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Berlin
France
Europe’s Coal Output and Transport Span Vast Distances
The article estimates Europe’s coal deliveries at 32 billion tons, with 43,000 trains carrying ten cars each. If lined up, the trains would stretch 2,100 kilometers, connecting Hamburg to New York, or Berlin to Hone-Muth, illustrating immense energy transport and cross-continental scale.
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Hamburg
New York
Berlin
Paris
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