Labor Board conflict over railway wage cuts and miners’ leverage
The text details a fraught dispute involving the Railway Labor Board and railroad workers, with miners potentially gaining leverage from a projected action. It discusses wage standards, decency, and the broader economic impact on transportation, while noting anticipated conference decisions and ongoing negotiations. The piece references the Labor Board’s role, proposed wage levels, and the interplay between different labor groups amid a national dispute.
May cost of living shows a slight rise
Washington June 18 May cost of living edged up from April figures, with overall indexes about 1 to 2 percent higher. Food and certain furnishing goods rose modestly while chemicals and drugs fell from April levels, leaving the aggregate price level cautiously higher in May.
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Trans Wraniensen Deren
Washington
Lebor
Erenied
Argely
Ss Aiher Groupe
Bareas
Mall Groupe
Commodstiee
Ahs
Berlin warned to send coal to Allies
The German government faces a parliamentary inquiry over coal deliveries to the Allies. The committee reports production has fallen, export rates hinder imports, and fuel shortages threaten consumption. It considers overtime work at mines and the impact of exchange rates on future coal shipments.
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Germany
Eapeeme
Diaz Carries Mexican Crisis To Washington
Mexican crisis moves to Washington as General Diaz leads a delegation and influential figures join the effort. The De la Huerta agreement is described as a delaying tactic amid rising tensions and a planned conference in New York. Prominent lawmakers and officials accompany the party, signaling broad political attention to the revolution.
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Diaz
Washington
de la Huerta
Reno
Miles Poindexter
Seswer Willem Me Foley
Tillman
Ross J. Helland
B. Shamueltown
Shipping Board
Cecilie
Deon
Premnent Titan
Seernaetin
Cononn Gener
Croa
Lined
Tnelu
Binad
Nebraska
Nes
Seth
Dias Te Weshingter
Huerta
New York
Diag
Obregon
Stetex
Ding
Etheran
United States
de la Huersa
de la Huerte
Mexican Congress
Oregon
Zapata
Emery Morice
Dareson
Friends
Wirke
Mexia Teegees
Tie Viewpo
Untermyer Urges Wall St Curbs and Trade Commission
Legal and financial reform proposals discussed by counsel Samuel Untermyer emphasize curbing speculative investments by fire and casualty insurers, strengthening stock exchange oversight, and creating a federal trade commission empowered to regulate interstate commerce. He cites abuses by unions and brokers, calls for public disclosure of conflicts of interest, and argues insurance protections and state monopolies be examined to curb costs and fraud.
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Congress
Tate
Untermyer
Serptor Lockwont
State Senate
Mr. Untermyer
Ciha
Herp
Nes
Taber Gagelien
Trade Commission
Thenasa Bodes
Unons
Hays
Sera
Cnne
Watermier
Self
Co. Unseringer
Unteramyer
Europe
Barber Held in Homicide After Girl Dies
A barber was detained on homicide charges after a teen girl he shot the previous night died at Gouverseur Hospital. The suspect allegedly fired during a confrontation with a group of youths on Allen Street. Detectives say the revolver discharged as the assailant moved away. the bullet reportedly missed a target rack.
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Homicide
Michaels
Sis
Liv
Allen Streed
Gouverseur Hospital
Mic Doskerwich
Dedoskerwich
Beys
Michaels Gil
All Troops Out Russia Conference Debate in Hague
Baltimore June 1 Japanese negotiations press withdrawal of all foreign troops from China as Sunabo ri raises fears. Lenine ill in Moscow plays role in Soviet split while Hague talks stall over Western credit and Moscow policy. Britons fear only partial concessions may be offered.
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Elemencary
Aed
Russia
China
Hague
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Jane
Japan
Sadan Saburi
Raarge da Faites
First Unitarian Church
Rabuté
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Feking
Peking
New Places
Idem
Sabuel Eotine
Hara” Tider
Atecey
Washington
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Briain
United States
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Georg Tenstenerin
Herlin
Moscow
Lan
Tehiteherin Ia
Berlin
Krassin
Mnether
Wnether Iime
Moxey
Tribune
Lenine
Santarium
T Ian Delogation
Cehom
France
Paris
Magna Charta Unveiling Ceremony at St Johns Cathedral
The Magna Charta ceremony at St Johns Cathedral commemorated the historic document with a stone from Bury St Edmunds. Attendees included George W. Wickersham and Dean Howard Robbins, plus numerous representatives from English speaking unions, consular officials, and societies across the United States and Canada.
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Cathedral of St. John the Divine
St. John the Divine
Bury St Edmunds
George W. Wickersham
Gene
Dean Howard Robbins
Stephen P Duggan
John Daniele
Gloster Armstrong
Armatrong
Congol
Ber View Nays
Mra
Parish
Mae
Evasel
Mee
Beas
Ce Ely Albert
Gernon
F Hersz_ A
Ng Miles Robert
Wesaga
George's Society
Walter Eyre Larbert
Samuel Asivage
Ant Hessy
W. J. Bucknall Canadian Cle
New York
Feorge
Coembers
Albert Oliver
Ued
Alfred
Tate
Cowie
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Hugh Liesd
Robertanarias Beane H Dz
David B. Lewis
John Ward
Thomas’ Thom
Whiting Ferrs
John A. Fulton
British Schools and Universities Club
O C. S. le Peer Trench
James J. Kenway
E. Hugh Pryce
E. M. Hopkins
Victor F. Claretbert
Daughters
New Jersey
Russian limits prompt June 20 response delayed
The fragment discusses government action and impending decision. It notes a deadline set for June 20 and mentions interest in the awaited answer. Context is unclear but signals a governmental or strategic development requiring timely attention.
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Morrow
Ted
Hague Failure Forecast By British Labor Chief
Arthur Henderson, British labor leader, warned delegates that unity of work movements across nations is threatened by the Red International. He spoke at the Hague conference, noting fear over popular liberty and rising unemployment as he criticized the conference’s aims to establish European peace without changing existing orders. Delegates from Belgium Denmark Sweden France Holland Germany Georgia and Great Britain attended.
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Henderson
London
Arthur Henderson
Caid
Belgium
Trenmark
Sweden
France
Holland
Germany
Georgia
Great Britain
Rumania Charges Soviet Propaganda By Air
Rumania formally protests to The Hague conference accusing Soviet Russia of propaganda by air, citing a recent Bolshevik screw capture near Tichina. Latvia backs Russia’s call for a broader conference to limit armaments in border states, while Poland’s stance remains unclear due to ties with France. Allied observers doubt Poland’s support but see Moscow seeking a conference to advance its interests.
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Hague
Latvia
Bucharest
Huma
Tichina
Enine
Riga
Russia
Finland
Poland
France
France Circulates Vast Banknote Totals in Inflation Critique
In Paris on June 18 the Soviet backed L Humanite claims France circulating about 1 000 tons of bank notes totaling roughly 30 billion francs in various denominations. The piece accuses the bourgeois government of inflation and cites weights and numbers for 1 000 franc and other notes, totaling over 349 404 pounds in large bills and hundreds of millions in smaller denominations.
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Humanite
Paris
France
Commanins
L’humanite
Bourgois
Hue
Wins Art Prize Amid Eviction Threat Ends Careers
An artist known for poverty struggles faced eviction after winning an art prize. The text notes a past toiled career in New York and Philadelphia and hints at sales on Fifth Avenue. It mentions a prior prize winner Frank Behware and a period of peddling water aboard a ship.
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Germany
Ph Delphia
Hip
New York
Florget Dle
Sehware
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