Baltimore Yardmen Strike disrupts freight traffic
Baltimore faced a broad strike by yardmen cutting freight movement and passenger service. Roads crews walked off and railroads warned of limited or no service while labor officials consider wage demands and a potential Labor Board decision.
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Lutin
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Cwmibesiard
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Praneslvetla Bale
Moryom
Maryland
Theo Mois
Weed
Incon
Samuel Lentz
Lmeal
Rajiold
Labor Board
Washington
Aveble Orailroad
Dhporsry. Inc
Lentz
Railroad showmen strike threats loom over wage dispute
The account notes a growing railroad labor outbreak with showmen and other workers likely to join in a wider strike. It indicates President Wilson may order the Railroad Labor Board to act quickly, though officials deny direct quotes and stress caution over any moves that could boost instability.
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Ralmore
Chicago
Wilson
Railroad Labor Board
White House
Labor Board
General Port Strike Plan Discussed in Washington
Longshoremen in National Capital conference with union chiefs to coordinate an open shop strike. Officials report plan to disrupt Atlantic and coastal trade, with General Palmer and T. Vo f Connery arranging meetings as labor groups complain about trucking and harbor operations amid the dispute.
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National Capital
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Palmer
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Teuekmes
Tegal
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Man Quits Reformatory Then Rearrested in Bond Case
Albert Schoenberg, linked to a $211,000 theft, quits a reformatory but is rearrested in a bond matter. Police say Schoenberg, once a worker, is suspected in Arnstein connections and may face further charges after being found in Elmira area. The case involves gas theft and a complex suspect network.
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Brown
Schr
Bengt
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Patrolman Finds Body After Shooting on 47th Street
A police patrolman stumbled upon the body of a man shot to death on 47th Street. The investigation focuses on the suspect, tracing leads through the area and reviewing witness statements. Names and affiliations mentioned include local police and city officials as the probe proceeds.
Huerta Declares Mexico Will Pay All Debts
Mexico's provisional president Adolfo de la Huerta told reporters in Mexico City that the government will address the national debt and private financial obligations. He stressed Mexico would meet its financial commitments amid oil dispute talks and noted reliance on American capital while seeking recognition. The interview touched on internal affairs, education, and ongoing efforts to stabilize the economy and debt.
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Mexico City
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Meniga
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Express
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Beligier
Norion
Mexico and United States relations in flux amid reforms
Reported remarks from de la Huerta and others describe tensions with the United States over treaties and foreign policy as Mexico rebuilds under a new revolutionary government. He envisions reduced armed forces, asserts control over internal security, and outlines plans for educational and cultural initiatives with the United States.
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Jorge Caeran
Washington
United States
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Mexico
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New York
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Greenwich man killed by moving train at Grand Central
Walter Pret, 26, of Greenwich Connecticut, fell under a moving train at Grand Central Station while attempting to board. He was employed as a record clerk in the Treasury Department in New York.
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Greenwich
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Grand Central
Treasury Department
New York Central
Ship News Roundup Sparks Busy Atlantic Ports
Shipping notices from American ports list arrivals and departures including vessels such as Belén, Harbour, and Creole with cargo specs and sailings to New York, Philadelphia, Havana, and San Juan. The report also notes foreign port movements and a brief item on a 15 year old novelist Carl Morris from England selling his first work, The Power of Love.
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Carl Morris
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Railroads to ship coal east under ICC orders
East of the Mississippi railroads will, under ICC direction, begin efforts to relieve coal shortages in the East and New England. A 30 day order gives corn priority. another order requires coal bound for water shipment to New England or other domestic destinations to receive priority.
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Washington
Mississippi River
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Misippi
Souther
Films Relieve Monotony In War Devastated Zone
In Paris on May 29 the Junior Red Cross of America sponsored a traveling moving picture show for residents who returned to Teglons in Northern France. The program, run by two American organizers, aimed to ease the monotony of life in the war damaged area.
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Teglons
France
Junior Red Cross of America
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