Mines Strike Tensions Rise as Injured Reported
Reported violence surrounding a coal strike includes wounded Sidney Morrison John Jordan and C W King at Chigny. A telegram from Jehan L Lewis, UMW President, noted combatants and calls for troops while Gov Len Small in Illinois orders potential Adjutant General action amid mob activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Morrison
John Jordan
C. W. King
A! Chigny
Merrinor
Waukegan
Jane
W. J. Lever
Chicago
Southern Illinois Coal Company
Len Small
Hersin and Teoope
Small
Carlos Black
Springfield
Eutherites
Labor Begins Fight to Card U. S. Courts
Labor leaders spar over court power and federation policy as Taft and Taft era figures are attacked. Wages, justice, and labor influence fill a convention scene with leaders Green and Clarke clashing on judicial impact on workers and legal protections. A push for investigation and press stance frames the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Chiat
Taft
Witten
P Ke
Frank Morrison
Walt
Jabor
Lustier
Clarke Enidt
William Green
Judi Setreety
Federated Press
Tabor Pa
New York State Leads In Income Taxes Paid
New York State shows a higher share of residents paying income tax and a larger average tax per return than the nation. For the calendar year ended December 31 1920 New York filed 1 097 034 federal personal income tax returns with total net income reported of 6064 080 023 6 while the national average per return was 148 808 dollars and New York averaged 274 57 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
United States
York
New York
German Ambassador Entertained by Wall Street Bankers
German Ambassador Wiedfeld visited New York where bankers from leading institutions greeted him at a luncheon. Attendees included executives from Deutsche Bank, Dresdner Bank, Disconto, and other German and American banks. The envoy, eager to strengthen financial ties, impressed guests with his knowledge and business experience, returning to Washington that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall St
Wiedfeld
Ben the
Treludine
Kote
Lech
Speyrr & Co
Favtabte Trust Company
Ana
Houser
Geren
Wail Reneets Auring
Ameri Finaretal
Reon
Washington
Dentache Bank
Iventocer Bank
Disconto
Getelet Ats
Dermetader Hanky
Stutinal
Dentschland
Hardy
Bermer
Bankverein
Fieriore
Krupp
Bon
Cashier Robbed in Gunless Hold-Up at Town Shop
A Cale cashier, Seth Seckton age nineteen from Koarhuske rooklin, described as a fashier in the Western Loneh, was robbed at 84 Ailansie Avenon. A man in dark clothes and cap demanded money, took between 80 and 00, and fled as the cashier screamed. No weapon was seen. she feared shooting after recent robberies. Local search ensued but the assailant vanished into a crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handa
Seth Seckton
Koarhuske
Rooklin
Ailansie Avenon
Transit strike halts clothing work in New York city
Fifty thousand workers in the men’s clothing industry walked out to force manufacturers to register outside contractors with the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America. The stoppage aims to equalize contracting practices and pressure nonunion shops to join or close, with estimates of 200 to 1,800 manufacturers affected and 12,000 to 14,000 workers already settling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amalgamated Clothor Workers
Metrolitan
Affcials
Hyman Blusberg
Joint Poand
Amalgamated Lothing Workers of America
Blumberg
Howeve
Hyman Sussman
Pants Contractors’ Association
Wim
Evesman
Newark
Joint Board
AI Clothing Workers of Amesics
Shipping Board Considers Wage Increase for Steamship Owners
A Shipping Board conference held yesterday weighed steamship owners views on wage raises. Private owners reportedly pay higher wages, especially to crew, and a small increase by the Board is under consideration as part of the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ship Board
Shipping Board Offloiila
Spirit Artist Portrays Hylan In Tank Drama
A New York exhibition traces spiritualist themes in Emma Field's automatic drawings. Critics note a central image resembling Mayor Hylan, with a scene featuring a clay baby and an Indian figure symbolizing Tammany. The show at Augustus Clarke Art Gallery runs two weeks with Field present to discuss her visions.
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Hylan
Hylon
Emma Mabel Field
Augustus W. Clarke
Enet Fifty-eighth Street
Witnesses Clash Over Defense in Miners' Killing Trial
In Charlestown West Virginia witnesses testified as the prosecution attacked the defense claim that miners armed themselves in fear of an attack from Taigan County. They denied aerial bombing by Lepas County authorities and described Kenney's picnic speech urging aggressive tactics against the United Mine Workers. Also noted is a social outing of New York ticket agents touring Virginia Beach and Norfolk with plans for another trip.
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Tribune
Charlestown
W. Vay
Blix Tre
Lepas
Joh Mepaties
Frank Kenney
United Mite Workers
Fairemont
Winnernes
Kenney
Anek
United Mine Worke
Sid” Hatfield
Ed” Chambers
Welch
Aucaet
Walon
Tery Morgan
Mingo
Logan
Merowall
New York City
Hylan Proposes Cheap Electric Power For All City
Mayor Tiylan outlines a plan to provide electricity at four cents per kilowatt hour by city takeover of 8000 miles of high and low tension conduits leased to private firms. He says control could end gouging gas costs, allow hydro power imports, and even supply Niagara region power to New York City. The matter involves a city franchise for burglar alarm conduits and potential competition between protective companies under street conduit access.
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Govrnor
State Commission
Teeige
New York
Beneft
Board of
Est
Transit Commission
Craiglta
Hylan
Joslin B
Tranelt Commission
Meserole Street
Tiylan
Ratinate
Consolidated Telegraph and Electric Subway Company
Empire Subway Company
Aaid
Nix
New York City
Ontario
Canada
Niagara
Simnet
Ate Bio
Hell Gate
BC M. Rand
Division of Electrical Conduits
Department of Water Supply
Gaa
Tricity
Hors Electrical Protective Corporation
Hess Corporation
Metropolitan Electric Protective Company
Holmes Else Ltrle Protective Company
New York Telephone Command
Marconi Predicts Radio Sets Junk In Ten Years
Atlantic City June 21 Gugli mo Marconi declared that radio progress will render current equipment worthless within ten years. He noted the New Brunswick wireless station has cost about 3 million and been rebuilt three times in a decade. He said radio is still in its infancy and future advances will enable powerful, nationwide transmitting stations.
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Wisard
Atlantic City
Guglimo Marconi
Marcon
New Brunswick
Mr. Marconi
Whele
Potentate in Paris Bound Waives Emperors Ceremony
Khai Dinh emperor of the French protectorate of Annam arrived at Warseilles on the steamer Porthou and will travel incognito to Paris. He was greeted by Albert Sarraut and saluted by troops. The entourage included mandarins in silk gowns and jewels. He waived the usual seven bows for Europeans before viewing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warseilles
France
Associated Frees
Khai Dinh
Annam
Porthou
Paris
Albert Sarraut
Rail Heads Believe No Strike Will Be Called by Unions
Chicago June 21 By The Associated Press despite a strike vote by railway employees affected by the Railroad Labor Board decision, rail executives predict no strike. John Stott of the AFL says ballots show overwhelming support for a strike, while executives note the vote tests union confidence and shifts responsibility to leaders. Union leaders express hope for a larger ballot yield despite headquarters disappointment in turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
John Stott
Railway Employees’ Department of the Americas Federation of Labor
Rurr
Turmoil Amid Labor Unrest Among Rail Workers
Fragmentary OCR notes describe mounting unrest among rail workers with mentions of meetings, chairmen, and potential ballots. The text references a federation and possible early revolt amid organizational activity, with unclear dates and places.
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Lars Lewie
Jehan L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Scramemen
Cale
Miller Transit
Qu 3d Avenue
Amalgamated
McAneny
Subway
Miller
Queens County Republican Committee
Verterda
York City
Dallas
Hines
Ansit
William J. van Kuren
Traffe “A
Michael T. Alearn
Third Avenue
Alfred Te Dantzen
van Kuren
Ahearn
Pire
Bellevue Hontal
Vanen
van Karen
Bowery
West Street
Tole Street
Istante
The
John T. O'Brien
New York, Weatchester & Howton Railway Company
Slayer
Majoreneurogen Isa Corporation
McAnery
Tranalt Commission
Head Transit Commission
Commuarion
Commission
Made
Hanoory
Mayor
Mrs. Field
Field
Hong
America
Thurston
Jake
Independent Artiste’ Association
Committee On Selection
Bloomingdales
J. K. Walburn
Canal
Linesatory
Marconi
Paris Bound
Scott
Rose
Martribee
Mt Ty
Tatas
Sond
BM Ieee
FTAA
Comedia
Perruesy
Crane
Daltonne
Niagara Falls
N. Y
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