Rail Unions Seek Loophole To Halt Strike
Rail unions explore legal maneuvers to delay a national walkout as Labor Board actions loom. Reports cite internal discussions among union officers and employers about potential legal routes and the impact on contracts and safety. Observers note uncertainty over the board’s stance and the timing of ballots and possible contingencies.
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Gilman Parker
Ail Labor Board
Mt Eee
Pearbie
Ganme
Kidnapping Report Tied to AB Bielaski Case
AB Bielaski, once a chief DOJ investigator, is reported kidnapped for ransom. The Ab Bielaski case involves American investigators and a Mexican location near Cuernavaca, with Barcena acting as chargé d affaires amid tensions. The June report mentions possible custody in Mexico and ongoing efforts to locate him.
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Department of Justice
Mexico
Minico City
As-P
Furitan Skipper Loses Hope for 16 Missing
Captain Brey Timon and seven crew members reached Sable Island after Gloucester fishing vessel wrecked. Dense fog and rough seas thwart rescue, with 16 missing and uncertainty on survivors. Coast Guard search persisted as reports from Comet Guard and others remained inconclusive.
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Eayear
Brey Timon
Sable Island
Gloucester
Dory
Eviupinis
Perisan
The Tribune Vacation Reader Service Instructions
The Tribune invites readers to submit vacation notices and update their address with the circulation department. Send details to the paper’s circulation office to ensure uninterrupted service while away.
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Jeu Wast
the Tribune
J Bone
Vatican Is Made Po By Chaos in Exchange
Vatican finances grow fragile amid unsettled exchange with Vienna and Berlin. Austrian and German Catholics have funded St Peter’s upkeep. Pope orders Bologna financier Commendatore Beccari to join a five member commission to reorganize the papal budget. He had previously outlined economies under Benedict’s regime.
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Vatican
Vienna
Berlin
St. Peter
Rome
Bologna
Assassination surge spurs new measures in Germany and Britain
Foreign and domestic political maneuvers unfold as Tiathenau faces an assassination aftermath, Lloyd George's government limits attacks in the House, and the Rossier conference opens in The Hague. Labor unions meet in Chicago to avert July strikes while coroner's juries assign fault in a coal mine death.
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Tiathenau
Lloyd George
House of Con Fone
Wilson Rossier
The
Hague
Rickard's Girl Accusers Caught After Runaway Picnic
Three young witnesses Nellie Gasko Anna Hess and Ustah Schoenfield aged 15 15 and 13 were found at a home on Irving Place after a woodland picnic in northern Manhattan. They had vanished after an eight hour absence with Mildred Maurer of the New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. The girls remain in society custody as material witnesses in the Blokard case, with an indictment pending.
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Tex Rickard
Fort George Woods
Mildred Maurer
New York Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Manhattan
Torgely
Irving Place
Nellie Gasko
Anna Hess
Ustah Schoenfield
Blokard
Herrin mine riot death toll and coroner verdicts
The coroner's jury led by McDowell blamed Southern Illinois Coal Company officials for the Herrin mine massacre. They found one man charged with murder while others died from gunshots by unknown parties. Findley testified to McDowell's alleged firing, and sixteen victims were buried in pine boxes as unrest lingered.
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Herrin
K. McDowell
Southern
Linois Coal Company
Marsacre
Entoners
Lester
Linoie Coat Company
Ventet
Inest
Ween
Alen Findley
Virner
Southern Micnobs Coal Company
Herrin Hospital
McDowell
Findley
McDoowel
Caroner
Bill” McDowen
Joe Berringer
Snes
Jonesz
Gnion
Williamson County
Union
W Tange Bas
Shoreh
Kentucky
Hirsh Wife Accused, Recants As Crisis Forces Stand
Mrs Oscar Hirsh accused by husband of attempting to kill him after a party at Marion Davies sister Reine Daxies home. Bail posted for Mrs Hirsh. Oscar Hirsh hospitalized with facial wound. Neighbors and witnesses describe a chaotic scene as police investigated the allegation and the recantation.
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Oscar Hirsh
Lloyd George
Hasel Wires
Oscar
Shesh
Suatice of
Edward T. Neu
Lynbrook
Wired
Navaan Hospital
Mineola
Hirsh
Mire Davies
Laen
Eall
Bernard
Three Rum Ships Sink in Storm Near Brooklyn Bridge
Henry Montgomery, former president of a New York rubber company, dies by suicide after his three rum ships seize a cargo valued at 5200,000 during a storm. The incident occurred as the vessels were tied near the Brooklyn Bridge, with passengers witnessing the tragedy.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Henry Montgomery
New York Rubber Co
St. Mark's Avender
Provident
General Manger
New York Rubber Company
Montgomery
Brooklyn
Howelse
Tala
Scuttling attempt near East River ends in arrests
Twenty thousand whisky bottles valied at $200,000 were seized after a raid on three fishing sloops in the East River amid a storm. Fourteen crewmen were arrested. Surveyor Whittle’s launch led the capture with Deputy Surveyors and agents. Boats named Peter Moetager Stelin and a gasoline sloop were seized as liquor cargoes were dumped. One gasoline boat 936 leaked and pumps kept running. Alfred Anderson admitted leading the raid. bonds set at 10 000 5 000 and 1 000 each.
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Hattery
Aings
Davy Jones
Whittle
William Sanders
John Metill
Peter Moetager
Stelin
Grat
Meteger
Harge
Alfred Anderson
Dover Street
Boston
Ton
Tates
Samuel M. Scock
Anderson
J Hail
Murray
Dramatic Move by Premier Is Hinted
London dispatch notes Lloyd George faces a political crisis as Parliament meets after Field Marshal Wilson’s funeral. Critics aim at Lloyd George over Irish policy while Irish tensions rise in Belfast. Italian Foreign Minister Schanzer arrives for talks as Allied leaders consider a broader European crisis and potential policy shifts.
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Draper Frew
Tribune
New York Tribune
Fies
London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Henry Mughes Wilson
St. Paul's Cathedral
Wilson
Edward Shortt
Llord George
Rte
Arthur Griffith
Free State
The
Ath of
Ireland
Germany
Dublin
Belfast
Collins
Ulster
Rathenad
Rlo Schanter
Ten Escape With Dory When Lightning Sinks Motor Launch
A lightning strike sank the forty foot motor launch Maxwell near Breezy Point Rockaway Beach early yesterday killing or injuring ten aboard including Mrs Kennedy and Miss Saunders. Captain William Gremmill and Mate Philip Purcell guided survivors to shore after the boat sank in minutes while the dory ferried the others to safety. The nearby motor launch Pippin was also struck and sank a short distance away.
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Breesy Point
Rockaway Beach
William, C. Gremmill
North Ninth S Street
Rockaway
Philip Purcell
Elmer Green
Maxwell Way
Mer. Kennedy
Coney
Gremmil
Theer
Gremril
Purcell
Mrs. Kennedy
Mirs Saunders
Breery Point
Pippin
Sun Strikes Girl Blind In Surf At Coney Island
Mise Lian Suirean, 21, of 2237 East Second Street, employed by the B A T, went blind while swimming with her brother at Coney Island. He brought her ashore after she called to him. Doctor Korn declared the temporary blindness due to glare. A crowd formed as she received first aid and was taken home to her family.
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Douras
George van Diew
Trate Douras
Elvin Hd
Tim
Mise Lian Suirean
East Second Street
Robert
Fifth Street
Coney Island
Korn
Coney
Island Hospital
Ocean Parkway
Better Tempered World Plea of Lloyd George
Premier Lloyd George urged a temper for peace among nations rallying in the Welsh Chapel He warned that without national change the League of Nations would fail as a vehicle for peace and called for broad global participation including Germany the United States and Russia once goodwill is established among men.
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London
Associated Press
Lloyd George
Nations
League of Nations
Germany
United States
Russia
Help Us Get Rid Of Fleet Lasker Urges Congress
The Shipping Board chairman Lasker urged Congress to enact a ship subsidy bill, arguing the United States must decide whether to keep, sell, junk, or auction the wartime merchant fleet. He warned junking would signal weakness to rivals and threaten national trade and naval power.
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Lasker
Congress
Teihyney
Washington
The
Shipping Board
Executive Branch
House of Representatives
United States
Americas
America
Wife Mortally Stricken From Joy at Gov Small Acquittal
Special Dispatch to The Tribune from Kankakee Illinois reports Mrs Len Small wife of Governor Len Small was struck with apoplexy and double paralysis after the acquittal trial. Doctors say she is in a dying condition and likely will not speak again. The governor has not left her side as plans for a victory celebration were abandoned.
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Tribune
Kankakee
Len Small
Illinois
Waukegan
Small
Gove
Berlin to Lift Army to Oust Monarchists
Berlin moves to dismantle monarchist influence after the Rathenau murder. Government plans radical judiciary reform and a thorough army shakeup to purge reactionaries. Breitscheid likely to become foreign minister as coalition talks continue and amnesty for radicals is debated. Thousands march in Lustgarten demanding new elections and republican unity.
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Trobene
Germany
Police Courss
Republ
Otto Geasler
Clemente
Eutepokate
Breitscheid
Paris
Berlin
Associated Preas
Lustgarten
Wirth
Cassel
Reichstag
Reichswehr Ai Lhce
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Ward
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Richmond County Club
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Panama Canal
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Mear
Park Avenue
Caver Charas
Ilinois Co
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Reine Davies
Mody
Sam Henry Montgomery
Charles Brown
St. Mark's Avenue
James M. Montgomery
Spruce Street
James M. Peegra
AOL
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Dr Yarory
Seventh Avenue
Brook
Dr. Harney
New York Ruther Company
James Montgomery
Richard Young
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Mer Junking
Gov. Small
Dr. Breitscheid
Rathenau
Athena
Matthien Ersberger
Schulte
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Ersberger
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