Reparations Commission Grants Wider Bounds on External Loan Study
The document records a June 7 reply from the Reparation Commission to a loan committee seeking guidance on interpreting treaty terms for external loans by Germany. It notes a majority approval to broaden inquiry scope, allowing exploration of conditions for potential loan arrangements while preserving commission discretion and without assuming responsibility.
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LZ Sions
Reparation Commission
Thrench
Delacroix
Dubois
Crippled Girl Wins President's Scout Prize in New Jersey
Helen Townley of Elizabeth, New Jersey, a wheelchair user since infancy, received the President's ribbon from Mrs. Herbert Hoover for exceptional service to the Girl Scouts. She led two troops, helped raise funds for a building, and dedicated months of work to Scouting efforts in Elizabeth.
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Helen Townley
J. M. Townley
North Broad Street
Elizabeth
N. J
Herbert Hoover
Girl Scouts of America
Miss Townley
Wi Townley
Infanti
Argentsa 1
Oreson
Missouri Idea Adopted To Aid Tariff in Senate
Washington bureau dispatch says tariff advocates plan a Senate noon briefing with Republican Senators Watson Colden Frelinghuysen among speakers. Exhibits of imported goods will illustrate alleged price distortions and German-made knives and clocks used to argue for tariff protection, with the aim to show importers profit from cheap goods.
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Missouri
Washington
James E. Watson
Indiake
Colder
Frelinghuysen
Bell
Senate
Germany
Europe
Eight year old falls to death from third floor window
Duncan Preston, eight, was sitting on a third floor windowsill at 234 West Seventy-fifth Street when he lost balance and fell to the stoop. He died before an ambulance could reach the private residence converted into apartments. He lived with Frederick D. Preston of the Emercon Drug Company.
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Duncan Preston
West Seventy-fifth Street
Preston
Frederick D. Preston
Emercon Drug Company
Women Seek Housewife Inquiry By Congress
A resolution adopted by the National Women's Trade Union League of America in Waukegan Illinois calls on Congress to order an immediate investigation into the economic status and labor conditions of women in the home including paid domestics and housewives doing their own work.
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Waukegan
Ill
Congress
National Women's Trade Union League of America
Woman in Critical Condition After Poison Drinking Incident
A woman from 3968 Decatur Ave, admitted to a hospital in serious condition after taking poison and mercury tablets. She drank water with the tablets and was transported from Fordham Drug Store by ambulance after police were alerted. The report states the details are disputed by the involved party.
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Apnie Lean
Decatur Aaban Hospital
Fordham Drug Store
Third Avenue
Fordham Road
John Davis
Fordham Hospital
Ialabe
Ines
State Asks Enright to Check Up N J Motorists
Policy official Hert Lord asks New York Policy Commissioner Enright to cooperate in inspecting New Jersey motorists abusing the reciprocity rule allowing 15 day use of each state plates. Lord proposes stationary police at ferry points to curb repeated entries and notes city revenue from fees could amount to thousands.
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Lord
Enright
New York
Hert Lord
Automobile Registration Bureau
State Tax Commission
Commission
New Jersey
Anthracite Union Rejects Strike Vote Demand
Hazleton Pa June 7 after rejecting the operators plan for arbitration of wage differences the anthracite miners general scale committee approved a counter proposal drafted by the sub committee and directed a referendum vote by union rank and file to authorize a general strike if needed the panel also discussed methods for future arbitration and a tri district convention alternative
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Hazleton
Wotte
Move for Coal Peace Failure Hoover Asserts
Washington June 7. Secretary Hoover said the government has made informal efforts to bring coal operators and miners together to settle the strike but lacks legal authority to intervene. He noted measurable success in halting price increases and cited telegraphs to retailers and senators confirming efforts to restrain coal prices.
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Hoover
Seni Complinges
Deertment of Labor
Moorer
Ile
Youngstown
Ohio
Tojay
Commerce Department
Norah
Republi
Idaho
Walsh
Norah and
Hoover cites government action to curb price exploitation
Government authority plans to protect consumers from exortionate coal prices. Mr Hoover says the administrative agency must apply the law, informally press makers and shippers, and act in the public interest without new appropriations.
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Jon Ae
Hoover
Biggest Ohio Coal Co. Seeks Peace With Unions
Columbus report: Biggest Ohio Coal Co appeals for a parley between Southern Ohio operators and striking miners to end the coal strike. W D McKinney says Washington influence may bring a conference. Lee Hall of the miners rejects any meeting outside a central district. T. DeWitt Cuyler doubts a strike by railroad unions, citing wage cuts and industry surplus as reasons.
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Biggest
Ohio Coal Co
Columbus
Ohto
Southern Ohio
George M. Jompany
Toledo
Ring Company
Ohio
Pomerone
Fess
W. D. McKineney
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
Pomed
McKinney
Washington
Jones Company
Lee Hall
Ohio Miners
Six railroad presidents deny talk of a wage strike
Chicago leaders from six railroads issue a joint statement denying talk of a strike among workers. They accuse union leaders of fueling threats while arguing wage awards post July 1 will keep pay above 1917 levels, with machinists earning about 19 percent more and common labor 45 percent higher based on living costs.
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Chicago
WH. K. Byram
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Hale Molden
Warerington
W. H. Finley
Northwestern
J.B. Gorman
Rock Island
C. M. Merkham
Mlinois Central
M. Felton
Chicago Great Western
Jewel
B. M. Jewell
Railroad Labor Board
Jewell
American Org
Fragmentary note on price cuts and wage reductions
The text hints at economic strain with calls for price reductions and wage cuts as a response to a social crisis. It mentions railway and shipping costs affecting workers and sailors, with implications of emergency measures and the need for lower rates. The fragment lacks clear subjects or dates.
Rail unions claim railroads mistreat workers inhumanly
B M Jewell denounces U S railroads as un American in their treatment of employees. Ballots mailed to eleven unions ask whether to authorize a strike, likely July 1 if approved. The Labor Board ruling sparked a push to reject pay rules, overtime compensation, shop outsourcing, and wage cuts that reduced earnings by about 40 million dollars.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
B. M. Jewell
Em- Department
The
American Ed
Chicago
United States Labor Boar
American Federation of Labor
Jewell
Railroad Labor Board
Everal
Unclear text on labor dispute and piecework push
Fragmentary report describes employees resisting forced piecework, citing detriment to wages and American standards. Details about union or company not evident, with garbled phrases rendering specifics uncertain.
Incomplete OCR Reflects Labor Fracas and Comment Refusal
Fragmentary text hints at a labor dispute involving shop employees and management. Officials discuss a recent decision tied to openings, possible staff reductions, and a lack of commenting. The garbled lines obscure precise entities, dates, and outcomes.
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Taer Oponing
Feady
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