Unrest Rises in Rail Shops as Wage Delays Stir Air
Rail workers press for wage increases after the Railroad Labor Board delay. Officials at Washington weigh action as rumors of a July 1 general strike circulate. Port and railroad employees in New York rumor a united front urged by radical circles to seize transport control.
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New York
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Negro jailed after escape linked to assault of white girl
A captured Black man, after twice escaping Easton jail, is held for the assault on a thirteen year old white girl. Maryland authorities and Baltimore police pursued him to a farm north of Kastan. He will be moved to Baltimore under guard as Easton remains under heightened security.
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Kastan
Easton Tiil
Waterbury Strikers Quelled as Police Use Gunstill Tactics
Waterbury faced quiet streets after a violent riot left one striker dead and two police lieutenants seriously wounded. Police with pistols guarded intersections and halted any public gathering, while three raids targeted suspected striker hideouts. Local 41% machinists plan a meeting to challenge a citywide policing edict, asserting a constitutional right to public assembly.
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Ound City Hall
International Association of Machinists
Building Trades Council Hall
United States
Joseph Tone
International
Aation of Machinists
Army Funeral Ship Drafted In New England Coal
The army ships carry bodies of American men home from the front. The vessel heads toward Boston with a crew and escort. Local officials prepare for the arrival and funeral services as citizens observe the event in port.
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Visia
Prison Station Painted Bright at Sing Sing
Loco motive engineers report Sing Sing station near the tunnel is now vividly painted in yellow with red trimming to improve visibility for convicts moved to and from the upstate prison. The northbound depot, used for prison car transfers, was previously hard to find on dark nights.
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Tribune Ossining
Sing Sing
City to Conduct War on Willful Waste of Food
City officials announce a drive against willful food waste led by the Department of Public Markets. Commissioner Lonts R Wolzertifer details steps to gather waste data, inspect garbage cans on Riverside Drive, and enlist restaurant leaders to promote saving food.
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Lonts R Wolzertifer
Welsriles
Auzic Jansen
Iho
Wullelooda
Sory
Riverside Drive
Seséntioth
Monetiath Street
Prub
Man Buried When House Collapses in Brooklyn Construction
Brooklyn builder John Petebone 40 is dug out unharmed after a two story frame building at 265 Meserole Street begins swaying and collapses while workers fled. Firemen and doctors treat others. Petebone recalls shouting a warning before the wreck, calling himself lucky despite the danger.
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Sing Sing
Jacob
John Petebone
Nell Street
Brooklyn
Meserole Street
Petebone
Peteleone
Small fire at Kearny shipyard causes minor damage
A hot rivet dropped a flame near a shanty at the Ways of the Federal Ship pany in Kearny. The fire caused light damage before the fire force extinguished it.
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Federal
Shiphpany
Kearny
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