Legal battle over strike conduct and interstate trade powers
The Chief Justice noted no proof that the strike disrupted interstate commerce or aimed to monopolize. He found no conspiracy to restrain trade, while decisions tied to union leadership and district activities were debated. The Carmada Coal Company case involved floods and worker disruption with Sherman act implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rossenes
Justin
Jd Het
Local
Etreka
Ae Ie
Phalatifts
Bermupe
Justine
Pristigle
Wabap
Lemans
Bar
Stewart
Noe
Hull
Ceart
Carumada Coal Company
Coms Sealee
Owl Company
Coronado Ruling Sparks Union Cash Raid Outcry
New York labor leaders denounce a Supreme Court decision as reactionary, saying it strikes at workers rights and threatens wage earners. They accuse the court of out of touch stance and warn of industrial tensions as a result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
New York City
Coronado Cial
Peeterday United
Inber
Samuel Gampers
Cape
Serizas
Siners
Eleven Union Heads Meet to Fight Rail Pay Cuts
Cincinnati session opens with leaders from eleven metal trades unions, led by B Jewell, to discuss wage reductions for railroad workers. The plan is to advise on how unions should respond within each organization. Samuel Gompers expected as observer. Building Trades to meet next.
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Cincinnati
James
Associated Frese
United Stasen Railroad
B. Jewell
Railway Employers’ Department
American Pederaton of Labor
Aalil
Cutreste
Sen
Mlnmen
Ani
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Artire
Jon Washi
Labor movement echoes in American unions with British example
Dialogue cites British Labour figures Dan Wh and Florence Clark on adopting similar tactics in the United States. Morris Hillquit argues Sherman Act powers are misused to target labor, while activists fear legal changes could boost labor representation in Congress and influence coal miners' strikes.
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Labor Party
Danwh
Feane Clark
Labor Parti Pin
American Federation
Aber
Ian Inbor
Morris Hillguit
Supreme Court
Conetree
U S Supreme Court Decision May Affect Railroad Strike
The Chicago report notes the Supreme Court ruling could become a tool in preventing strikes, with Labor Board chair Ben W. Hooper declining to comment beyond finding the decision interesting. Illinois Federation of Labor President John Wizpatrick calls it a major legal decision and says it won’t curb union activity within the law.
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Chicago
United States Supreme Coronado
Fornstall
Mi Toueh
Ben W. Hooper
Railroad Labor Board
Wuld
Hieute
John Wizpatrick
Illinois Federation of Labor
Eck
Coal Ruling May Release Miners' 1 100 000
In Indianapolis on June, the United Mine Workers of America hailed a Supreme Court ruling in a major Coronado case as highly favorable. Officials expect release of about 1.1 million of union funds tied up by litigation, easing treasury strains from the nationwide strike and boosting morale amid recalibration of strike financing.
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Indianapolis
June &Ry
United Mine Workers of America
Battle Line Drawn From North Sea To French Boundary
Albert Marks reports that DIAMUDE Beylum outlines the first markets to run from the North Sea to the French boundary along the line where the German advance was halted during early June.
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Diamude
Beylum
P— Ane
North Sea
Shoals Sale Bills Introduced To Ford Interests
Washington June 5 two bills authorize Secretary Weeks to execute contracts with Henry Ford for the Shoals nitrate projects at Mavele Shoals Alabama under the Fort contributions terms. One bill excludes a Garena plant, the other seeks a ceremonial carrier plan with the Fort. Debate to defer action pending reports and possible amendments.
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Washington
Weeks
Santeneta
Henry Ford
Mavele Shoals
Aln
Hekeneis
Ford
Wright
Nemurrat
Pilanca
Shen
Nate
Myers Jean
House Acts to Prevent Oil Pollution of Waters
Washington reports President Harding authorized a measure by Representative T. Tranky to curb oil pollution in waters. The bill aims to prevent contamination from ships, protect fisheries, and reduce hazard from floating oil. Support came from most lawmakers and industry groups, though some concerns about enforcement persist.
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House
Washington
Cresidpne Harding
T. Tramk
Secretacy of
Commerce Woorer
Ccvan
Jurindietinn
United States
Socialist Mayor Suspends Chief For Not Raiding Carnival
Rahway city records show Mayor Furber suspending Chief of Police David H. Ramsey for thirty days without pay pending a hearing over alleged failure to prevent gambling at a Legion carnival. The mayor claimed Ramsey ignored warnings to police wheels of fortune and other devices. Ramsey said he aimed to curb vice but had to act only after the carnival began.
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David H. Ramsey
Wets Legion
Rahway
Wheels of Fortune
Laston
Furber
Chiatid
American Legion
Ramoey
Puppleas
Beenane
Lincoln
Hoover Fights $1.75 Coal Increase Across Nation
Hoover condemns a coal price rise amid a national push by miners and retailers. He says the plan to raise prices harms consumers and industry and demands government action to curb the escalation while labor and coal interests debate remedies and potential strikes.
Wage Cut Reporters for Canadian Coal Miners
A report from Attawa notes wage reductions for coal miners amid industrial strain. The article cites officials arguing for lower pay as part of broader energy sector adjustments, with miners seeking clarity on the new wage structure and its enforcement.
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Attawa
Savel Geronentinn
Itn
Eabeidlarios
Teisere
Inerrase Titath
Mrs Lolyd Hubb and Maj Gen Morton to Wed
Engagement announced at a dinner at Rolling Rock Club Greensburg Ma. The couple includes Mrs Bevard’s sister and Major General Charles G. Bonet of the United States Army with past service in the Philippines and on the Mexican border. The wedding is planned for this month in New York.
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Lolyd B. Hubb
Morton
Rolling Rock Club
Greensaung
Holling Rock Country
Ligvnler
UL. F. Moyard
Grewtelurg
Ennouwerment
Palm
Legion of Inner
Salpmni
York
Mra Hutt
George ¥. Wmt
Cobia Mill
Greenebure
Pennsylvania Leaders Fail to Agree on Pilot
In Washington Senator Pepper and Major David Hi Brod from PittamTWS, named for Pennsylvania seals, conferred with Giffard Fincher on governor nomination to form a united state committee. They planned a Philadelphia meeting to decide a state chairman acceptable to all factions and advance the party’s slate. Pinchot's role as Wilkes Barre port remains contentious as party forces seek a consensus.
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Washington
Pepper
Pennvents
David Hi Brod
Pittamtws
Punesylvania Rial
Giffard Fincher
Ian
Iepublican State Committee
Pinehat
Pinchot
Wilkes Barre
Cormmitter
Zenater
Bron I Atfert
Six Chicago Board of Education Members Resign Amid Controversy
In Chicago, six members of the Board of Education resign or announce intent to resign amid factional strife. Edwin 8. Darla and Albert Deveringhaus, with counsel, say the move is in the best interests of the schools. The mayor and corporate counsel note the public fallout and urge a unified board to avoid further disruption to students.
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Chicago Board of Education
Inicago
Edwin
Darla
Piraliess
Albert Deveringhaus
Educathen
Ree Ras' Shey
Marl A. Eitelsen
Corpora
Tion
Councels
Board of Education
City Women Voters Endorse Lady Astor Talks in U S
New York City League for Women Voters adopts a resolution thanking Lady Astor for her untiring efforts in the women movement. It endorses her speech making on Allied goals in the United States and Canada and outlines plans for summer work to encourage women’s political participation. The league schedules Know Your Women tours on June 12 and 20.
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Lady Astor
United S
Canada
New York City
League For Women
Wien
Astor
M. Py
England
United States
League of Wanen
Amertern
Inchuss
Iren City
Manhattan Detugh
Unwinldy System Criticized in Public Waste Debate
The Joint Congressional Commission on Agricultural Inquiry denounces the unwieldy and failing systems of distribution and marketing. It urges fundamental reform to address rising living costs and improve economic distribution for the entire people.
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Congress Board of Inquiry
NII
United States
Commission On Agricultural Inquiry
Two Harvard Janitors Gas Problem During Lab Tank Leak
In Cambridge Mars a chlorine leak from a laboratory tank affected two janitors Jobe Harrington and Joseph Bhannon. Professors Kohler and Conant halted the leak, inspecting the valve and attempting to control the flow. The incident references chlorine gas used by Germans in World War I.
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Cambridge
Mars
Chemical Laboratoryiversity
Jenitirn
Jobe Harrington
Joseph Bhannon
EP. Kohler
J.T. Conant
Compromise Halts 600 Alfred U Students Strike
MORNELL, WNY. Alfred University students threatened a 600 strong strike but compromised after a morning gathering. Officials secured a promise from professors to address grievances, ending plans for demonstrations and ensuring continued campus operations.
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Mornell, Wny
Dune
Alfred University
Merning
Davin
Train Crash Kills and Injures in Chicago Area
A freight derailment near Chicago injured and killed several people as a track obstruction caused a collision with a train. The incident disrupted nearby services and prompted emergency responders to the scene. In a separate note, a Rembrandt painting was reported stolen in Stuttgart, valued at six marks, with no immediate confirmation of recovery.
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Pyerp
Cipiers
Een
of & Dursery Company
Lia All
Perth
Inerr
Rembrandt
Stuttgart
Germany
Asociated Press
Paul
Pricen
Valentine Free Bigamy Case Dismissed In California
Screen actor Rudolph Valentine was cleared of a bigamy charge when the felony complaint was dismissed for lack of sufficient evidence after a preliminary hearing in Los Angeles. The matter may be revived if the prosecutor seeks further action. Valentine could remarry if not prosecuted. The May 15 wedding to Winifred Hudnut at Palm Springs followed a prior Mexicali marriage to Jean Acker.
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Los Angeles
Radolph Valentine
Herons
Justis
Biterney
Tistriet
Weelesti
Ino
Mag 15
Winifred
jesny-Hudmut
Natacha Kambora
Palm Springs
Calif
Deanrt
Anuth
Here
Valentino Vald
Valentino
Dietriel
Becauer
Mexicali
Jean Acker
Seroen
Wheat Cape
Deere
Handy
Valentina
Mise Ram=hows
California
Alentina
Blexmens
Ramborseft
Pareve
Professor E W Kemmerer Escapes Shipwreck Aboard Villa France
Princeton professor E W Kemmerer, involved in South American mineral exploration, is reported safe after the Villa France shipwreck off the Paraguayan coast. A telegram from Edward F Commerical Attaché confirms family safety as numerous survivors are noted.
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Ruemor
Kimmmres
Princeton
Rane
Edward F
Ge American Rimbaasy
Proffascr Komigrir
Ponsdas
Villa
France
Paraguayan
Bergdolls Accomplices Denied High Court Review
The Supreme Court refused to review cases involving Mia Herwell Emma Braun Tinnig Albert Mitchell and Mary chup. The men were convicted of aiding in service and sentenced to fines and imprisonment. the circuit court affirmed.
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Supreme Tribunal
Washington
June
Supreme Court
Deniew Mia
Emma Herwell
Charles Braun
Dures E Tinnig
Albert
Mitchell
Marrychup
United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
Carian
Grover C
Fieredell
Erat
Oil Man's Widow Loses $5,000 Eric-a-Brac Suit
A Washington DC district court verdict denied Kathleen McDonald's claim seeking her late husband's effects. The suit argued the authenticity of a will or document tied to James McDonald and the list of bequests. The defense contested the document’s provenance and signature.
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Stepana
Wan
Gree
Jo Donald
Jethenell
Lord Huetley
Compensation Law Amendment Upheld as Constitutional
The Supreme Court upholds the New York workmen's compensation law expanded to include a new class of employers. The decision affirms extending coverage to firms with four or more workers under various hiring arrangements. A dissenting opinion remains noted, tied to Ward & Gow and Krinsky cases.
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Tribene
Berens
Washington
Ward & Gow
Himan Ketraky
State Industrial Commission
New York
Pth
Serebus
Ward
Krinsky
McRernutae
Ward @ Greleane fries
Interberouch
Hapid Tranelt Company
Adevertising
Saa
Aperandine Teleces
I ‘Ork Potsarty
Dlenndin
Arcepevt
Timplageent
Yore Nee Af Ee
Senremah Cours
Sbind Jedieind Debartmant
Protec
Starute
Mrs. Raymond Robins Urges Living Standard Reform
Mrs. Raymond Robins, president of the National Women's Trade Union League, addresses delegates urging an American standard of living in place of a living wage. She notes over 100 delegates from varied states support antiwar and wage reforms, cites labor laws reducing sweatshop conditions, and highlights protections for working women and child labor concerns.
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Mrs. Raymond Robins
Women's Trade League
Wanikegan
Irving
Nasional Women’s Trade Union League
Raymond Robina
Ita
Arnot Robinson
Hintein
La Follette or Probe Agreed On by Senate
Senate agrees on investigation into the ail and gasoline situation and recent price increases. The resolution contemplates a thorough inquiry led by Senator La Follette of Wisconsin with manufacturing interests referenced in the discussion.
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Senate
Renatar Lal Follew
Iny
Harding Thinks Of Nation First Asserts Lodge
The article centers on President Harding and Senator Lodge urging that national duty comes before personal or party gain. It recounts Hurtful criticism, calls for restraint, and emphasizes the president’s belief in governing for the general welfare while defending dignity and public trust.
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Harding
Lodge
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