Piers To Clear Freight By Week's End At New Port
Freight movement tops 6000 tons moved from coastwise piers as Citizens Transportation Committee cooperates with independent truck operators. Col Frederick A Molitor says aim is to clear piers of freight except 2500 bales cotton on Magan Line piers amid embargo. OConnor predicts a general strike risk. open shop stance cited by Merchants' Reciproating Co. and Sir Morgan.
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Citizens Transportion Committee
Frederick A Molitor
Citizens' Transportation Committee
Tany
Citizens’ Transportation Committee
Molitor
New England
Citietion Committee
Gabrel Molitor
Citier Unspartition Committee
O'Connor
Fedon of
Rike
Te. O'Vonnor
Marchute
Sixteenth Street
Eleventh Avenue
Strikig
Yeseriiz
William Fellowes Mercun
Merchants
Sir Sporgan
Pier A
New York
Morgan
Steamshin Company
We. Morgan
Federal Sugar Company Wins Point in Suit
Federal Sugar Company gains a point in a suit involving a contract with the Norweg firm. The defense, led by Julius Meyer, argued before the United States Sugar Equalization Board as Failtrol Stzar Refining Company also sought a victory a day earlier.
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Federal Sugar Company
Failtrol Stzar Refining Company
Feder Fudge
Julius M Ceyer
United States Sugar Equalization Board
Norweg
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Paramount Shops
Grain delivery contract sparks food administration dispute
The report outlines a contract between Willebothe company and the Norwegian commission in TIT to deliver 1800 tons of grain. After the U S embargo on cacao, charges allege refusal to honor payments and continued delivery terms until October 1, 1818. It notes the role of George M. Relpi and Italph in management and financing actions under the federal framework.
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Government Food Commission
Carie Onet Willebothe
Norwegian Commission
United States
Ieme Food Aedmiinistration
Wis Mimed
George M. Relpi Wre
Isaye & Perinst
Sigur Company
Italph
Sigur
Bord
Delaware
Vale
Adequate Coal Supply Expected in a Few Days
Secretary James B Walker reports from Washington that the Interstate Commerce Commission may take days to rush coal to New York City. Officials of Interborough Rapid Transit and gas firms held talks with Commissioner Alfred M Barrett. Railroads plan to seek Interstate Commission aid to speed movement and overcome terminal delays for sufficient supply.
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James B. Walker
Thable Service Commission
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Mgr. Whiker
Tnterborough Rapid Transit Company
Gas
Vice Ames
Asting E
Alfred M. Barrett
Barre
Tytorboroughad
Vons
Brooklyn Rapid. Transit Company
Interstate Conastroust Jrresidents
A. 1
New York Central
Samuel Rea
Penney
Wisl
Interstate Commission
Girl Fatally Shot by Fellow Worker in Office
In aSt Jamis Hospital yesterday died Miss Jack ons, a worker at a city office. George Friedwald surrendered to police on a technical manslaughter charge. He allegedly found a revolver in the office, cleared it, and a bullet fired by accident struck Miss Jack ons.
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Duckson
Harker Ewer
George Friedwald
Is Street
St Jamis Hospital
Friedwald
Friddwild
Coal Hearings Reopen As Miners Seek Six Dollar Day
The commission reconvenes in Scranton to settle a wage dispute. Three weeks of hearings are anticipated as miners push for a six dollar daily wage alignment.
Hearings Open on Coal Wage Dispute in Scranton
The anthracite coal commission appointed by President Wilson opened hearings in Scranton to resolve the wage controversy between operators and miners. Representatives from both sides, including UMW leaders and operators, presented demands for a minimum living wage of six dollars a day and an eight hour day with standard pay rates. The commission aims to conclude within two to three weeks as the industry faces heightened public concern over profits and living standards.
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Scranton
Anthracite Coal Commission
Wilson
Thes Iity
Willan
May State University
WT. Connell
Tarion
Nou’ Barey
McAdoo
Johp Z. Dempsey
Thomas Kennedy
Christopher Phen
Cormittens
Philip Murray
Indianapolis
United Mine Worke Warriner
Philadelphia
Richanl
Potteville
Murray
Penneyivania
Proliterr
Muhw Fv
Aduit
Profit on Coal Raised 13 Cents a Ton in Month
Federal Trade Commission report shows coal production margins for March, with profits per ton ranging from 2 to 4 cents at some mines and a 13 cent increase over the prior month. The FTC notes uneven shifts and quotes operators’ adjustments in market reporting while comparing March to February.
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Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Marek
Unclear OCR: Production and cost changes reported
Analyzed monthly production and cost shifts showing reduced prices by four percent and output rising three percent. The August to February period flags a suspension of minor workers and a monthly average around 14.1 units with a 1.02 million ton aggregate and a tighter cost average.
Department of Labor to Appeal Release of Reds
Washington June 21 The Department of Labor announced it will appeal a court ruling that affects only the Boston district and does not halt deportations. Secretary Post indicated the ruling binds only the specific case and that deportations of aliens tied to Communist organizations may proceed pending further court action.
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Department of Labor
Boston
Post
Washington
Hediston
Huston
Wilson
Tabor Department
Didee Andersons
Maid
Sisty
Pringivalyy Warssaing
Pott
Gerisiliss
Wive
Lahr
Nigee
Kaiser Not Safe Yet Premier Telis Commons Kaiser Not Safe Yet
A fragmented report notes tension in Parliament as Kaiser and Premier Telis Commons clash over Germany joining the League of Nations. The record mentions inquiries on the fate of the former German Emperor and ongoing parliamentary questions about peace obligations and security.
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Kaiser
Telis Commons
Lonton
Aris
Wile Suurasse Avain Alleges Broker Was Married
The Supreme Court heard arguments from Mim Helene Beuresn for dissolution of a marriage claim involving Wile Suurasse Avain and broker Jim. Beuresn argued the marriage was valid while Avain contends the relationship was illicit, citing alleged misrepresentations and damages. The case includes allegations of professional carelessness by Dr Dye Good and a claim for $25,000 in damages tied to medical treatment. The proceedings focused on whether services were worth the claimed sum and the impact on the broker’s spouse.
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Wile Suurasse
Avain
Xanoleon Sitnun Waurassi
Stoel
Supreme Court
Mim
Helene Beuresn
Haurasse
Jim
Kourasse
Henry Secretly Taken Before The Grand Jury
Henry was brought before the grand jury and refused to answer questions when urged to waive immunity. The proceedings, tied to accusations involving Dolics Commission and Commissioner of Aer, led to threats of contempt. he did not testify as requested and was not compelled to. The session highlighted the jury's push to compel testimony and the legal clash over immunity and counsel advice.
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Hener
Ict
Gms
Eltheu
Dolics Commission
Aer 1d
Inttes
Benyora
Sing
Murphy
Henry
Tbs
Hu Mycle
Heney
Elief
Goekelty
San Francie
Rgd
Tim Raul
Bailie
Almirall Grand Jury Indicts Rand and Others
Fragmentary notes indicate a grand jury proceeding involving Mr Rand and others including James and Horsy. The fragment suggests attempts to fetch evidence and charge conspiracy or gambling related activity.
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Almirall Grand Jury
Rand
James Iu
Mith
Bedford laboratory to reopen for reform work
A Bedford reform facility, home to a social hygiene and laboratory built by John D. Rockefeller, is being considered for reopening. Reports indicate the institution could resume operation under new supervision and oversight, with potential changes to inmate management and medical facilities.
Gioletti Assures Wilson of Co operation for Pe
Minister Giolets stated to veterans here in Washington that cooperation will help ensure peace. He urged unity with Wilson to advance the cause and pledged support from his aides and allies.
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Gioletti
Wilson
Gioits
Oil by Elec ents Converse Problem
The text describes an investigation into electrical deposits and insular coil finishes. It mentions a possible inverse problem and planning to hire for related tasks, with unclear references to deposits, regions, and a future outlook. Names, dates, or exact entities are not clearly identifiable in the fragment.
Appellate Court Affirms Customer Verdict in City Case
The Appellate Court sustains a municipal verdict awarding $21 to a customer from Reuben Pier Shops Inc. The ruling addresses costs and payment duties, with the court upholding the lower judgment and discussing judicial discretion in publishing orders. The piece notes labor strike context and a related inquiry into extra procedure.
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Yeotord Nate
Ribins St. Mainvereid Munteigel Court
Reuben Pier Shops, Inc
Appelute Supreme Court
Tveabey
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