Coal Miners Strike Ties Kansas Field Action to Howat Motives
Kansas miners' union president Alexander Howat says about 6,000 tim ers idle as half of the district halts work in a mass protest over pay cuts for Saturday refusals. Operators report fewer idle workers. Nationwide, Western union notes and Polish Soviet peace talks color the day. In Washington, government finances show the first annual surplus in three years as debt-reduction plans loom.
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Pittsburg
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Valeria
Washington
Daniel Mannix
Australia
Karen de Valera
Trindne
Orville HE Platt
Connecticut
Repubic
United States Troupe
Cuba
United States
Denver to Welcome New $550000 Industry Plant
A filed article of incorporation declares a new Fe Company with capital at closing a deal for the purchase of 4 fiveucre kite to erect a $250000 factory building in Denver. Experts say the project will foster local employment, using readily available raw materials and gas coal. The venture is financed by torah capital and led by Denver men, signaling a major industrial addition to the city.
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Denver
Teprer
Artic of Incorporation
Fe Company
Torah Capial
Roads Seek Freight and Passenger Rate Increase in Colorado
Representatives of all railroads entering Colorado filed petitions with the state industrial commission asking for higher freight and passenger rates. The commission will take up the matter within a few days. Also in Los Angeles an aftershock earthquake rattled the city within 24 hours, part of a sequence of shocks.
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Denver
Colorado State Industrial Commission
Wage protests and rail wage award actions noted
The United Labor Board wage award provoked protests from multiple railroad unions including the Brotherhoods of Maintenance of Way, Locomotive Engineers, and Trainmen. Railroads seek higher passenger and freight rates to fund the $60,000,000 wage increase amid ongoing strikes. Fire at the Mayers and Pictures vaults in Kansas City and Berlin hotel refuge during an assault are briefly reported.
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Caie News Servive
Chicago
United Labor Board
Bagia
Steie Gore
Imerearns
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Maint
Linplayes
Railroach
Lailerers
Anmerica
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Chairinen
Jows Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Pirten
Order of Tailway Conductors
Brotherbo of
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Fanous Mayers Corporation
Kansas City Pilm Exchange
Pictures Corporation
Offiehils
Hh Copes
Murders Confessed by Gibson Spark Hangings in California
A Los Angeles county sheriff relayed that fatally injuring black victims with a hammer, Mose Gibson confessed to seven murders and numerous burglaries. He admitted Roy Trapp the Fullerton rancher and others, including Mrs Trapp, Erhardt, and a Baton Rouge figure, with a planned hang date set for September 24.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mose Gibson
Roy Trapp
Fullerton
Cole Ranchez
John ©. Cline
C.K. Jackson
Santan
Peneatin
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Roy
Trapp
Cole
Jacob Erhardt
Jon
Revis
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Sherif Jackson
Gibson
Oran City Junction
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Noveber
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Ta Ember
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Jacks
San Qi Fone Ui
Topoc
Arie
Erhardt
San Quentin
el Pose
Body Found in Trunk in New York Warehouse Scene
A shell of a woman's body, stripped of vital parts to foil autopsy, was found cramped inside a small trunk in the American Railway Express Company's unclaimed barque warehouse, where it had rested since June 17. Records show the trunk left Detroit on June 10, suggesting a marine with crude medical skill carried out the act, yet his work hints at emerging surgical knowledge.
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New York
American Stailway Express Company
Detroit
Victory Medal Distribution Slowed by Limited Applications
The War Department reports only 50 000 Victory medal applications since June 21, far short of the 35 000 daily target. At that pace distribution would take about six years to reach all entitled men, instead of the four months planned.
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Washington
War Department
Army
Department
Warsaw in Danger as Polish Army Retreats Toward Nieman
Warsaw faces growing threat as Poland's left wing suffers defeats and retreats 150 miles from the Beresina to the Nieman. The distance to the Vistula near Warsaw shrinks, amid reports Bolsheviks have captured Gretna.
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Warsaw
Beresina
Nieman
Vistula
Bolsheviats
Gretna
Greeks land in Thrace to push Turkish forces
Greek troops with an Anglo Greek naval escort landed at Bregli Sultankent and Rodosto on the Marmora. Turkish resistance at Kodesto fell as Greek advances continue toward Adrianople. The operation aims to break Turkish resistance and cut Bulgar support while peace talks loom. Feisal appeals to the League of Nations against the French Syria mandate.
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Syria
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League of Nations
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Smyrna
Bregli
Sultankent
Rodosto
Sea of Marmora
Kodesto
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Greece
Saloniki
Asia-Minor
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Thrace
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Avienia
Riestua
Pshusta
Enver Pasha
Akement
No Term for Villa In El Paso War Statement
Gen Plutarce Elias Calles, secretary of war and marine in the de la Huerta cabinet, says there will be no terms with Villa and that surrender is unconditional. A cloudburst in Uniontown Pa drives about 100 families from their homes, causing widespread disruption and damages.
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el Paso
Texas
Jean
Ville
Plutarce Elias Calles
de la Huerta
Uniontown
Fayette County
Park to Park Highway Planned Across West
The longest scenic highway in the world, 4,900 miles, linking eleven national parks from Denver westward. Westgard of the AAA announces construction across Montana Washington Oregon California and more, with a start August 2 and a sixty day expedition to rally Western states. Local planners aim to connect Yellowstone Yosemite Grand Canyon and Zion among others.
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Westgard
American Automobile Association
Nu Stephen
T. Mather
Nathans' Park
National Park Service
Con Mountain
Yellowston Yosemite
Grand Cajon Verde National Park
Wroring
Montana
Tala
Washington
Oregon
Califerhia
Arkaon
New Mexico
Zion Now
Chicago Waste Food Feeds Rats Campaign Call
Chicago officials estimate half a million dollars daily in edible food is discarded. Commissioner Robertson cites waste as fueling a rat problem and says conserving food would negate the need for a large scale rat campaign.
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Chicago
Robertson
No Harm in Looking at Ankle Judge Rules
New York magistrate Corrigan discharged Harold New a piano man charged with disorderly conduct after two young women accused him of staring. The judge ruled there were no grounds for the charge stating he merely stared and there was no evidence of wrongdoing.
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New York
Mercina
Corrigan
Harold New
New
German Aces In Love Duel Shocks Dresden
German air duel unfolds when Lieutenants Hartman and Von Fels duel for the favor of Grete Felsner in Dresden. The combatant pilots fight at close range using propellers, Von Fels's machine crashes, sparking a military inquiry as Grete Felsner departs town with Hartman’s hopes dashed.
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Germany
Hart
Fels
Grete Felsner
Dresden
Hartman
von Fels
von Pets
Modest gown mars New Orleans wedding at cathedral
A wedding in St. Louis cathedral was postponed after Father Antoine deemed the bride immodestly dressed. He expelled the bride from the aisle, ordered the lights out, and the ceremony continued with the groom present. Archbishop Shaw’s order on attire is cited.
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New Orleans
St. Louis Cathedral
Antoine
Shaw
Late Market Prices Rough and Readable
A garbled late market listing shows cattle, hogs, veal, poultry, and dairy prices with widespread OCR errors. It notes bids and ranges for cows, vealers, stockers, and hides, plus grain and hay values, ending with a non sequitur about an ex-governor clemency request and a Texas convict named Bill Edwards.
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Goverors
Colquitt
Ferguson
Bill Edwards
Texas
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