One Big Union Plan Seeks Chicago Rally
A June 29 meeting in Chicago aims to build a national union by uniting Saltroad workers and broader labor groups. Officials cite aggressive organizing as key to future industry control and pledge strict monitoring of the event to counter opposition.
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Rotary Convention Opens With Pageant of Nations
Atlantic City hosts the seventh international convention of Rotary Clubs with delegates from 17 nations attending. Mayor Charles H. Godfrey welcomes visitors as more than fifty bands accompany delegations marching between hotels. The New York delegation sets up HQ at Llewellyn Dark Place on Pacific Avenue.
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Rotary Club
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Gerenading
New York
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Pacific Avenue
Smallpox on Caronia Triggers Quarantine and Vaccination
The Cunard liner Caronia from Liverpool was held in quarantine for hours after a steerage passenger developed smallpox. Some 62% of steerage passengers were moved to Hoffman Island for vaccination and disinfection. Notable travelers included Benjamin G. Dilworth and former U S Circuit Court Judge Henry L comise, with Lady Elizabeth Roberts aboard.
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Henry Lscomise
United States Circuit Court
Elizabeth Marie Roberts
Howland Roberts
Lata Vield
Jail Break Escapes Prompt in Steubenville
In Steubenville Ohio June an inmate named Murphy staged a jail break escaping after smashing furniture and doors. He reportedly pried out wall sections and left the facility unhindered. On the street he spoke with two men and asked not to be followed, with local reporting noting his prior notoriety as a drinker.
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Palmer Selle Paper ta Rival 3 re he inp Pe cute see the 'Walther ba by" sringasbine
Palmer Selle Paper reports a rivalry featuring three teams and a young player nicknamed Walther Baby. The piece highlights a spring season with notable matchups and rising talent.
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Sringasbine Vear
Rail Strikers Tie Up North Jersey in Latest Walkout
Strikes by railroad workers spread to yards around New Haven and Jersey City. Union actions hit Baltimore & Ohio Panhandle and related lines as embargoes slow shipments. Labor leaders warn of broader disruption while authorities move to clear city piers and maintain freight flow.
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Switchmen Quit Two Rail Lines at Syracuse
Two railroads report a strike by 4100 switchmen at Syracuse New York affecting operations on both roads. Officials from EYRACEZE and Tutt enilitsy tint announce ongoing talks to resolve demands and avoid service disruptions.
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Rail strikes await yard engine reactivation in city
Street Strikers predicted a yard engine would operate in the city by tomorrow. The strike threatened movement of freight as Delaware, Lackawanna & Western and New York Central declared embargoes on all but perishable goods, per company notices.
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Rail Unions Weigh Appeal to President Over Board Delay
Washington June 21 Heads of railroad brotherhoods may appeal to President Wilson to counter the Railroad Labor Board ruling and curb insurgent strikes in Philadelphia and Baltimore. W N Doak vice president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen says wage demands have lingered since last summer. He notes the board’s delay has frustrated workers and hints of possible action within days.
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Sproul May Act For Arbitration Amid Rail Tie-Up
Governor Sproul prepared to intervene as 4000 workers from the Philadelphia Reading and Pennsylvania lines walk off in Philadelphia and nearby areas. Officials from the State Department of Labor were summoned to confer tomorrow on an arbitration outcome. Freight blocked, with perishable goods at risk, as talks proceed.
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Railroad Strike Paralyzes Freight in New Jersey and Philly Area
Rail workers across Norristown and Camden walked out halting freight service on several lines. About 1161 clerks quit Pennsylvania system posts while emergency crews operated in Reading city. Reading officials blamed radicalism. workers countered wage dispute as the trigger.
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Break in Strike in Baltimore Area
Baltimore June 21 striking yardmen in the Baltimore railroad district began returning to work today. Spercont of its normal switching force was back and 150 of 250 men who struck reported for duty. No interference with passenger service. embargoes on freight except for public utilities hospitals and foodstuffs remain in effect.
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Tea Aids Mental Effort Asserted by Harvard President
Special Dispatch reports President Emeritus Charles W. Eliot of Harvard University, in his eighty ninth year, says tea facilitates mental effort in writing and speaking. He notes his health and long activity depend on a sound constitution, open air exercise, moderation, and limited stimulants, with tea used most for mental work. He recalls two habits supporting his longevity and productivity.
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Salvation Army Cadets Graduate in 1920 Class
Memorial Hall hosted the graduation for the Salvation Army National Training College class of 1920. Eight cadets were commissioned as probationary lieutenants and captains amid a crowded, animated ceremony with hymns and prayers, as families and officers filled the 122 West Fourteenth Street venue.
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Court Probes Draft Dodgers Blot on Administration
A federal grand jury opened a probe into a draft dodger scandal. The investigation targets individuals near the War Department and questions how the U S legal system handled the matter.
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Charles Dy Meavoyy
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Clarence Gibut
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Didec Thorpson
Salty Bringytn
Bar of Justice
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Malta and Gibraltar Troops for Turkey Reinforcements
British War Office announced that reinforcements for Constantinople will be drawn from the garrisons at Malta and Gibraltar. No troops from England are to be sent at this time.
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Tribune
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Actress Sues for 25000 in Auto Accident Case
Miss Haymat Pike Rempel, actress, sues Arthur TR Lewis silk merchant for 25000 in Supreme Court claiming injuries from an auto accident while a guest in his car. They were returning to the city where she had a theatre engagement when the incident occurred at Arrowhead Inn.
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