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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1920

Page

19

Rail worker unrest and talk of a large scale strike

Signs of railway labor unrest rise as wage delays from the Railroad Labor Board spark talk of a July 1 strike. Officials report meetings at the White House and Cabinet, with fringe groups promoting a one big union and mass action, while non I W W unions urge workers to stay at work pending board decisions.

Railroad Labor Board Washington Wilson White House Payne Railroad Administration I. W. Pe New York City William Fel Wall Street Brotherhood of Locomotivegineers Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Order of Railway Conductors Brotherhood of Railway New Haven Cedar Hill New York, New Haven Labor Board F. S. Evans Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers J. P. Farrel Brotherhood of Locomotive W. J. Loring Orde J. L. Rowe Brotherway Philadelphia James P. Casey Lodge 15 Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginemen and Firemen Casey Loca Siemen Camden Pennsylvania Railroad West Jersey Seashore Railroad Reading Road York

Easton Jail Breaker Re Captured Near Pungtown Farm

Isaiah Fountain, a Black fugitive who twice escaped Easton jail after a sentence for assaulting a 13 year old white girl, was found in a barn on Calvin Anderson's farm fourteen miles north of Easton. Neighbors alerted authorities, Fountain was moved to Maston jail under guard, and Easton jail was placed under added protection.

Easton Baltimore Isaiah Fountain Calvin Anderson Pustand Mary Fountain Maryland Hyde Frampton Atte Hey Talbot County Maston

Waterbury Strikers Quiet After Riot Violence

Waterbury remains calm after a riot left one striker dead and two police lieutenants wounded. Police with riot guns patrol streets while three halls are raided and no arrests are reported as authorities test a ban on further meetings. The Local 813 machinists plan a courtroom meeting to challenge the edict and a funeral procession for Alberto Tis draws striker participation amid police vigilance.

Waterbury Conn Nic International Association of Machinists Building Trades Council Hall United States Joseph Tone Thame Andy Alberto Tis Tisa Winchester Avenue Oli St Joseph's Cemete Sonte

Army Funeral Ship Drafted In New England Coal Crisis

An army transport carrying 1000 tons of coal for Boston sailed yesterday to aid the army transport service amid a New England coal shortage. The ship, previously tied to carrying bodies of American dead, heads back to port within a week.

New England Army Yeaterday Boston Seruin N. Juni Nansemand Boon

Sing Sing Station Brightened to Aid Prison Car Deliveries

OSING, N Y June convicts labored to paint Sing Sing station a bright yellow with red trim to make it easier for overburdened locomotive engineers to locate the depot. The northbound station near the tunnel, used for prison car removals, was previously deemed almost illegible on dark nights.

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City War on Willful Waste of Food Campaign Begins

City officials announce a drive against waste of food led by Deputy Commissioner Mrs. Welzmiller with Mayor Hylan’s backing. Demonstrations with restaurateurs president August Janssen will show palatable dishes from waste, while housewives are to be educated on preserving food.

Department of Public Markets Hylan Louis R .Welzetfer Welzmiller Riverside Drive Seventieth Ninetieth Street

15 Year Sentence for Jewel Theft at Biltmore Hotel

A former Biltmore Hotel clerk received a fifteen year term for stealing about $350,000 in jewels. The judge criticized the clerk for not aiding in recovery efforts as police recovered roughly $4,000 of the loot. Evidence showed the loot was largely recovered by officers Irving O Hara and Jay Tofts, with the court noting the clerk had time to assist.

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Builder Dug Out Uninjured After Brooklyn House Collapse

Police and fire crews extract 40 year old builder John Petebone from the wreckage at 267 Meserole Street Brooklyn after a two story frame house collapsed during excavation. He survived with minor injuries and noted he was lucky to have his old clothes on.

John Petebone Nell Street Brooky Meserole Street Brooklyn Peteleone Petelone Hock Stadrecinet Ebe Street Agg Hook and Ladder Crouse St. Catherine’s Hospitals Brooxlyn Union Gay Company Geerg

Red Hot Rivet Sparks Fire at Kearny Shipyard Shanty

A rivet dropped on a rooth ros ignited a slight blaze in a shanty under a Federal Shipbuilding way in Kearny New Jersey yesterday. The fire caused excitement but little damage as the yard crew quickly extinguished it.

Baltimore Syracuse Ew York Central Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Fremen New York, New Haven & Hartford Dar Tillyada New Haven Wa Hor Federal Shipbuilding Company Kearny N. J

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