Rail Unions Seek Strike Despite Big Wage Hike
Chicago report notes rail unions push for fare and freight increases even after the $400 million wage boost to over 1.4 million workers. Officials hint that strike threats fade but rate demands press policy, with freight and passenger hikes debated and state and federal boards weighing the cost of living and wage adjustments.
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Pennsylvania Road Accepts Wage Award
Philadelphia reports the Pennsylvania Railroad will honor the wage award under the 1920 Transportation Act and Railroad Labor Board ruling. It expects the Interstate Commerce Commission to consider the increase in pending rate cases to enable the railroad to meet higher costs.
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Railroads Seek Half-Cent Fare Hike to Fund Wage Costs
Washington dispatch reports railroad executives will ask the Interstate Commerce Commission to raise passenger fares by one half cent per mile to cover higher wage costs after the Railroad Labor Board award. They project net gains from various rate increases, aiming to close a $600 million annual shortfall.
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Mother and Child Die in Jersey City Fire
A three story frame house at 611 Summit Avenue Jersey City caught fire after an alcohol explosion in the saloon on the first floor. Mrs Polski and her ten year old daughter Leokadya perished inside the ruin while two younger children died at City Hospital after firefighters recovered them. The husband escaped. firemen saved a three year old girl and a one year old boy but both died soon after. The blaze confined to the single building near Five Corners as crowds faced police restraints.
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Republicans Raising Huge Sum Pledges Cox Campaign Money
In Columbus on July 20 Governor Cox charged Republicans are building a massive campaign fund. He pledged the Democratic platform as a promissory note and urged full public accounting of campaign finances. George H. White was named national chairman to succeed Homer Cummings and will oversee the campaign with Roosevelt and Cox to be notified later.
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British Warn Soviet to End Drive at Once
London dispatch reports Britain threatens to break off trade with Russia if Soviet forces advance in Poland. Cabinet notes the Bolsheviks may seek direct Polish overtures while considering an armistice, and France backs Poland as Mille r vows allied support amid Bolshevik resistance.
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Shamrock Wins Second Race Start Turn Turn Finish
Shamrock wins by 9 minutes 27 seconds elapsed time and 2 minutes 26 seconds corrected time. Shamrock gains on the first leg and shows strong second and third legs with gains of 3:35 and 4:54 and 0:58 respectively. Weather forecast calls for gently shifting winds mostly southerly and fair conditions.
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Resolute and the Minute Hand Race for the Cup
An anecdotal race compares the yacht Resolute with the minute hand of a watch. The watch wins as Resolute falters, illustrating persistence over speed in a whimsical nautical piece. The author jests about watches, fate, and newspaper ads as backdrop.
Lipton Receives Ovation After Shamrock Victory at Sea
Sir Thomas Lipton, tearful yet jubilant, hailed the Shamrock triumph as a life's ambition fulfilled aboard the Victoria. Dr. Ethan Butler lauded Lipton's wartime care for American troops while Commodore Jarvis urged patience as Resolute finished the handicap race before Lipton waved thanks to the losing yacht.
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Shamrock IV Beats Resolute in Second Cup Race Push
Shamrock IV overcame early sail failures to win the second America's Cup race against Resolute in light wind. Lipton's challenger moved ahead after a mangled balloon jib was replaced by a fiddler's jib, with Burton steering and his wife aboard as a crew member. One more victory could return the cup to England.
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