Unclear mine strike violence reported with injuries
Fragmentary notice from the Associated Press describes a mining dispute near Chicago with several men wounded. Names include Sidoer Morrison Jake Jerden and Wo Ring of Chicago plus others. authorities and troops addressed to prevent further trouble at the coal mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenver
Sidoer Morrison
Jake Jerden
Wo Ring
Chiguee
Merriam
Peattel Ord
Lyentad
Dutthie
Waukegan
W. A. Lerner
Perian Mart
Speim
Pbuntes
Labor Begins Fight to Curb U. S. Courts
Labor leaders mobilize to curb U S courts amid alleged judicial bias. Federation secretary warns of looming clashes as workers organize protests and demand scrutiny of legal actions affecting labor and industry. The atmosphere grows tense as officials call for investigations into alleged favoritism and unfair rulings.
New York State Leads In Income Taxes Paid
New York state guides show tax data with figures on per capita and state totals. The report compares averages and highlights differences between New York and other areas, noting totals and year 1020 style figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
German Ambassador Entertained by Bankers in London
German Ambassador is entertained by bankers including tributes to Wiedfelt and Liebman. Representatives from Seeper Co and others discuss security and financing as high officials and bankers meet at a London venue. Movements of Liebman, Koners, and Washington figures are noted amid arrangements with bank houses and Deutsche Bank.
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Walley
Trenituti
Wiedfelt
Laneheon
Winifried
Lark & Ce
Pruilatin
Pate Wall & Eayerel
Seeper & Co
Aevriman
Deutsche Bork
Besmer Bankverein
Farbess
Windfeld
Warthueerey
U Breisers Man
Crane
Daltonne
Peage
Cafe Cashier Robbed In Gunless Hold-Up
A cafe cashier was robbed in a gunless hold-up narrated by an eyewitness. The incident occurred on a busy street with a rough crowd, as bystanders described the suspect and the tense moments before the escape. No weapon was displayed, and the cashier’s actions during the hold-up are noted in the chaotic scene.
Clothing workers strike to force union contractors use
Fifty thousand men in the men’s clothing industry walk out in New York aiming to compel manufacturers to register with the Amalgamated Clothing Workers and assign all contract work to union contractors. The stoppage gathers contractors from the New York market, with 100 initial members, while nonunion shops resist, and officials expect 40 percent of work to shift back to union outfits if the plan succeeds.
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New York
Yate
Uslen
Wntun
Ee Perety
Fyrce Manufastusers
Ontalde Ebopa
Cuba
Perrlemente
Jyde
Aiuut Lmg
Hismen Blumberg
Nor Fore Juitt Hoard
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Hie
Ryeighe Hwsty
Slbor Tig
Hyman Sussman
Pante Contractrty’ Association
Tonvunlin
Newark
Transit plan clash stirs New York City transit dispute
Governor Milfert and transit officials clash over a proposed plan for city owned transportation. Mayor Hylan and Transit Commission debate funding, fare increases, and private operator roles as committees examine the plan and potential contracts for subways and elevated lines. Public opinion and municipal finances loom large in the heated discussion.
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Milfet
Queens Newty Tiresbicnn Committee
Nicht
Flemagpars
Tracwlt
Mayer Hylan
Mayer
s _dietemtente
Canermer Miller
Instiiehs
Benet
Corerterianare
New York City
Oriy
Argtner
Petim
Trenett Commission
Transit Commission
Varioca Veserula
Ship Board Debates Shorter Pay Rise For Owners
A conference of ship owners and officials met yesterday to discuss wage scales. The board noted private owners pay slightly higher wages, especially to their own workers, and considered adjustments to bridge the gap.
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Ship Board
Spirit Artist Portrays Hylan As Star Actor in Tank Drama
A chaotic gallery report describes Spirit Artist works featuring Mayor Hylan and a central drawing of a baby, with scenes of a mural and a tank theater. The piece notes Field's trance inspired portraits, reactions by Thurstan and others, and a lateacco exhibition setup at the Independent Artists Association gallery.
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Hylan
Tima Mabel Field
Clarke Art Gallerien
Ot Penell
Thurstan
Biocis
Sinnott
Field
Enye
Leon
Woolworth
Police Seek Clubs To Curb Roadhog Traffic On 3d Avenue
City hearing on Thiet Avenue traffic congestion highlights calls by Captain Van Kor en and Captain Abeurst for stricter policing and vehicle restrictions. Officials discussed restricting heavy trucks along 3d Avenue and enhancing traffic patrols to ease conflicts between trucks and pedestrians while weighing city intervention in utility conduits and street upgrades.
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3D Avenue
William T. van Ryser
Trafler A
Michael Ty Aheern
Tranalt
Thiet Avenue Railroad
Cnnditie
Civb
Mewart Ent; Mons
Alfred T. Dawlewn
Abenen
Foripsecona Street
Var Karen
Peery
Beliqvun
Hefner
van Karraitte Probbern
Daa
Pallee Carnan
Abeurst
Motel
van Raten
Daine
Walker
Witnesses Attack Minister's Defense In Mine War Killing
Witnesses testify about ministerial defense figures amid a mine war killing. The trial centers on alleged armed miners and deputies in Ligon County. Reports describe tension between miners and authorities tied to the United Mine Workers and a political backdrop.
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Toy Dames B
Withuen
Wiltewe
Loris Chunty Euthentie
John Gare
Mike Warxes
Parink
Hatfeld Amd
Chambera
Welch
Ascuet
Lrathlene Pallep
Morgan
Radio Sets Junk In 10 Years Says Marconi
Marconi said radio progress will render current material useless within ten years. He noted the New Granewick wireless station rebuilt thrice in a decade at 8 million dollars and predicted electron tubes would enable powerful, wire linked transmissions, reshaping wireless from infancy to vast future frontiers.
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Euroureges
Millers
Griller
Mate
Abslany
Turfoen
Sity
Sity Mener
Hole
Blillon
NOROM
Mazor
Tondo Themeelors
Phepheere
Marconi
Atlantic Civy
Gugma Marcoini
New Granewick
Potentate Paris Bound Waives 7 Obeisances
MARSEILLES France June 21 By The Associated Press Khai Dinh Emperor of the French protectorate of Annam arrived today on the steamer Porthos. He will remain incognito until Paris next week. He was received by Albert Sarraut and saluted by troops. The emperor wore anked gowns and jewels and waived the seven bows for Europeans.
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Marseilles
France
Frente
Khel Dinh
Annam
Porthos
Khal Dinh
Paris
Albert Sarraut
Khai Dinh
Rail Heads Expect No Unions Strike This Week
Chicago June 21 rail heads and executives say a nationwide strike vote by railway workers will not be called. AFL official Joly Pratt notes ballot results appear overwhelmingly in favor of a strike, while union leaders face pressure from members and heads for a walkout if results justify action.
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Scott
Chicagm
Bpreces
United States Railroad Labor Board
Joly Pratt
Railway Employees Department
American Federation of Labor
Saat
Lise
Uint
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Stritebreshers
Sass Lowe
Treas
Enmw Muelestiin
Dehe
Lawie
Sie
United Mine Workers
FT America
Boulhere
Epinis
Ste
Vantias
Vercice
Ovid Sagartinn
Worgther
York
Elsueu
Rman
Gil
Clothing Miller Transit
McAneny
Maror Gowreer
Taplen
Promiees
Mayor
Mrs. Field
Mr. Pield
Pere Ip
Mra. Field
Edith Hensety
Ty Oma
Captains Tell Transit Commission
Canal
Canada
Princiale Ratte
Jake P. O'Belon
New Turk
Wratebeater & Toston Rayway Company
Adie Sarcesm
Tay
Tiylan
Kathoate
Kleh
Gansalidaced
Telegraph
Ant Electric Subway Company
Empire Hubway Company
Eseleity
Ontario
Niagara
EC M. Band
Setrapolites Electros J'reteetive Company
Wale
Trouste
Bloomingdales
Rev. J. Kk. Walburn
Logan
Astacia
Evan
Virginia Bearh
Old Cap Line
Marfotk
Virginia Beach
Hendler
Paris Bound
Jy Man
Knickerbodarte
M District
tu + clean
Fey
Beyotew
Knickerbocker Ice Company
Telephiee
Niagara Falls
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