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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1920

Page

28

Baltimore Yardmen Strike Embargo Hits Freight Traffic

Baltimore workers walkout as embargo tightens on freight movement. Yard crews decline to work, while passenger service largely continues. Labor Board decision looms as unions press for higher pay. unrest grows among four railroad brotherhoods amid talks in Washington.

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Rail labor dispute swells as eastern shops threaten strike

The article reports growing railroad wage tensions as shopmen in Baltimore and other eastern lines consider joining the Chicago action. It notes possible presidential intervention and pressure on the Railroad Labor Board for prompt action, with discussion of a White House move and political implications.

Baltimore East Chicago Wilson Railroad Labor Board White House Labor Board

General Port Strike Plan Discussed in Washington

Longshoremen and union chiefs conferred in the capital over a proposed general walkout on docks as open shop port conditions spark intraunion talks. Palmer and O Connor to discuss the plan with the union, while a trucking firm announces freight removal from piers amid labor tensions.

Washington National Capital Eleventh Avenue Theice Deveed Tecause John F. Riles Wwrington Ficers Palmer T. W. O'Connor Traven Salon Union Vergstion Citizens’ Trucking Company Frederick A. Molitor

Man Quits Reformatory Then Rearrested in Bond Case

Albert Schoenberg, long detained at a reformatory since 1919, was rearrested last night at Tombs on grand larceny charges. Police linked him to Arnstein connections as Mayer and Brown of the Headquarters staff reported a $10,000 bond and a $1,000 packet of money.

Reformatory Schoenberg Arnstein Albert Schoenberg Mayer and Brown Sta Norman Peck Schienberg

Patrolman Over Body Of Man Shot To Death

A man found shot dead on 17th Street was pronounced dead after an ambulance from Harlem Hospital transported him. A letter addressed to Giovanni Salester was in his pocket and his identity noted as a resident of Cuba. Officers and responders investigated the scene near a bus stop, with details pending official confirmation.

Stumbies Wonder 17Th Street Harlem Giovanni Salester York Central

Mexico Eyes Peace While Defining Its US Ties

De la Huerta defends Mexico against illegal damages claims and outlines a pacified country. He says no secret treaties bind Mexico and stresses direct, simple relations with the United States. A flotilla of planes is readied to oust insurrectionist forces, and Herrera may face trial as Carranza’s death weighs on the revolution’s aftermath.

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Greenwich youth killed under train at Grand Central

Salter Peck, a six years old Connecticut resident, died at Grand Central Station when he fell beneath the wheels of a moving train while attempting to bold. He worked as a record clerk in the Treasury Department of the New York Central.

Salter Peck Greenwich Spix Conn Grand Central Station Puck Treasury Department New York Central

Shipping News from American Ports and Global Arrivals

Shipping reporters list arrivals and departures across Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Savannah, and Savannahs ports with ships such as Ambrose New Fore, Rhodesia, Jamaica via Cuba, Gait Light, and Empress of Asia. Notice routes include Tangent imports from Mexico, Cuba, Italy, and the Netherlands East Indies, with ship names, departure dates, and destinations.

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Boy Novelist Emerges From Evelish Youth Talent

Carl Morris, a 15 year old Evelish boy, has become a noted literary prodigy as a London publishing firm accepts his tenth word novel titled The Power of Love. The achievement marks a remarkable entry into the ranks of young authors.

Carl Morris Aftees London

Railroads To Give Coal Priority East Of Mississippi

The Interstate Commerce Commission orders railroads east of the Mississippi River to give coal shipments priority for thirty days to relieve shortages in the East and New England. A second order directs Eastern and Southern railroads to prioritize coal for water shipment to New England or other domestic destinations until further notice.

Washington, ii Mississippi River Interstate Commerce Commission New England Mississippi

Films Relieve Monotony In War Devastated Zone

Paris May 29 the American Red Cross in Northern France brings a traveling moving picture show manned by two American women to relieve evenings of residents returned to devastated areas.

Paris France Aiior Red Cross of America

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