400000 Rail Shopmen To Join Strike July 1
CHICAGO June 27 A strike of about 400000 railroad shop craftsmen on July 1 would be unavoidable unless railroads and the Pullman Company maintain current pay and stop outside contracting as proposed in Wage Board decisions. President Jewell of the AFL warns that a strike could begin if wage cuts stand and contracts are not halted.
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Jewell
Gitman Parker
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
Railway Employees’ Department
American Federation of Labor
T. DeWitt Cuyler
Association of Railway Executives
FE. F. Grable
United, Brotherhood of Peance of Way
Tr Jy Jewelt
Steko
Weil
Ruth
Mets Phak Natin Ttsay
Jew
Mr. Graber
Mr. Jewell
Lester
Tisean
Mike Vigwald
Reeds
Gettysboro
Harding
Kaysas
Berlin Train Disaster Kills 26 and Injures 30
A Berlin rail crash near a rally scene left 26 dead and 30 injured as a crowd boarded crowded cars. A door swung open on a moving coach, sweeping people from a footboard and into the path of an oncoming train, crushing several victims under wheels. The incident occurred as trains passed between stations during the funeral procession of a prominent figure.
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Berlin
de. Rathenay
Bevin
Hard Coal Men Drop Strike on Lewis Order
WILKES-BARRE Pa June 27 Upon receiving a telegram from John L Lewis president of the United Mine Workers who conferred with President Harding at Washington today the general scale committee of the anthracite workers abandoned plans for an immediate strike and the contemplated withdrawal of pumpmen from the mine Thomas Kennedy president of the general scale committee and of District No 7 at Hazleton said Developments in both the bituminous and anthracite industries may be expected as a result of the conference with the president and government officials
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Wilkes-Barr Pa
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Harding
Washington
Thomas Kennedy
Hazleton
State Dept Demands Mexico Protect Americans
Washington reports that the State Department calls on Mexico to safeguard American lives and property amid new word of forty more U S citizens kidnapped in Tampico. The political and economic tremors ripple through Senate and industry as labor and crime issues surface across the nation.
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Washington State Department
Mexico
United States
Tampico Ifields
Senate
Muncie Shoals
Walsh
Hearst Buys Times Union Aims to Back Glynn Fight for Governor
Hearst absorbs Albany's Times Union from ex Governor Glynn as part of a broader plan to back William J. Conners and Glynn allies for the Democratic nomination. Reports say Hearst may convert Rochester paper into a daily and push other up state acquisitions to influence the governor's race toward a White House bid. The purchase signals a major Hearst media push with high officials indicating a likely upstate newspaper buyout and intensified political influence.
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Conners
Waliam J. Conners
Ehief
New Forces
Hearst
Times Union
Giring
Menret
Fusone
Albany Evening American
Rochester
London Clings to Hope Everest May Be Saved
June 27 report notes uncertainty over a possible revival of the Everest ascent despite Calcutta dispatches. British expedition members at Pixejiling maintain hope their leader and team could still succeed, though exhaustion and bad conditions cast doubt on any completion this year. John T. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, remains in Washington amid discussions with government spokesmen and potential talks with mine operators to avert a larger strike.
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London
Charlee Garve
Mount Berrest
Calcutta
Daily
Telegraph
Ffort
Gineritrace
Kansans Unite to Balk 1. W. W. Threats to Raid Wheat Fields
Kansans rally state and county officials to halt the disturbing threat by the I. W. W. to raid western wheat fields. Officials from twenty western counties plan meetings to coordinate protection, with state agriculture leaders and law enforcement preparing to respond. In Harper and Hutchinson areas, unrest and arrests rise as authorities monitor I. W. W rhetoric and possible violence while Cherokee near clashes with Ku Klux Klan members.
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Topeka
Kan
Kaneay
Eesti Hute
W. W
Enil
F. Muscoy
Campaia
State Board of Agriculta
Big Wheat
John 1 Crawford
State Peductrial Court
Harper
Hutchinson
Penes
Jenfheims
State 1 of Agriculture
Mr. Hussey
Hundreds of Small Traders Hit by Fuller & Co Bankruptcy
The firm EM, Fuller & Co, a leading Consolidated Stock house, failed yesterday with liabilities estimated between $500,000 and $1,000,000 and assets around $250,000 to $369,000. Fiward M. Fuller and Willian F McDier named in the petition, receivership assigned to Samuel Strasbourger. Creditors include Walter A. Clifford and Seminole Printing, with offices on Broad Street and branches in multiple cities.
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Em, Fuller & Co
Achanae
Fiward M. Fuller
Willian F McDier
Ite
Anid
Mayer
United States District Court
Samuel Strashourger
TE Roadway
Strashourger
Consolidated Exchange
Broad Street
Strasbourger
E. M. Fuller & Co
Hays
St. John & Moore
Walter A. Clifford
Seminole Printing Company
John G. Kinenger
Fuller Company
Theresa
Seventh Avenue
Philadelphia
Bostom Chicago
Cleveland
San Francisco
Denver
Uniontawe
Newark
New York
Agea of Fuller & Co
Consolidated
British Liquor Exports To U S Shrink Heavily
In a June 27 statement to Parliament the Board of Trade released statistics on British alcoholic exports for 1912 and 1920. Exports to the United States fell heavily while shipments to Canada and the West Indies rose substantially. most liquor shipped was British and Irish spirits, averaging 28 pence per gallon in 1912 and 29 pence per gallon in 1920.
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U.S
Canada
West Indies
London
House of Commons
Board of Trade
Justice Holmes Operated On in Hospital Report Says Condition Favorable
Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes remains ill in hospital with a preliminary operation performed by Dr. Arthur Chute. The physician reported the condition favorable and indicated a possible follow up procedure and a short stay at a North Shore summer home within four weeks.
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Justice Holmes
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Arthur Chute
Chute
North Shore
Summerlin Demands Release of Bielaski and 10 Americans
Special Cable to The Tribune reports American Chargé d Affaires George T. Summerlin renews the demand for the release of A. Brace Bielaski, former DOJ investigating chief, and seeks freedom for forty Americans held in the Tampico oil district by General Gorozava. The captor’s 15,000 peso ransom is seen as an attempt to ridicule military authorities while Bielaski may be released soon as negotiations continue.
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Tribune
New York Tribune
Menico City
A. Brace Bielinski
Bureau
Department of Justice
George T. Summerlin
United States
Tampico
Gorozava
Wild Hold-Up Turns Fatal in Bronx Bank Debacle
Five bandits robbed a Bronx messenger convoy of 4500 amid Willow Avenue near 191st Street. A shot killed Alfred Corentino, 63, a wagon driver from Second Avenue. Detectives captured two suspects, while a pursuit through Mount Vernon yielded no clue to the hidden money. Authorities frame the case as a large hold-up gone tragically wrong.
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138Th Street
Willow Avenue
Bronx
Alfred Corentino
Second Avenue
Lincoln Hospital
Mount Vernon
Bathgate Avenue
James McClary
Polier
McClary
Fast
150Th Street
Brons
Adam Br
Forest Avenue
Naw Venu Hank
Lith Street
Third Avenue
International Mand Rerenief Company
191Th Street
148Th Street
Tix
Rede
Newt
McWhinney Criticizes Justice Strang in Impeachment Report
Nassau County Assemblyman McWhinney leads charges against Justice Selah Wo Strang saying wrongdoing claims fail to be sustained. McWhinney and allies accuse Strang of misconduct while Plant, a former Nassau official, faces prison terms. The legislative inquiry, reflecting Nassau politics, continues with cross examination and potential further disclosures.
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Nassau
Supreme Court
Selah Wo Strang
Offee Ts
Justice Strong
Thomas A. McWhinney
Nassau County
Nassau Organization
McWhinney
Court rules Rogers earns 40 percent of decarbonization patent
Justice McAvoy ruled George T. Rogers of Plainfield New Jersey entitled to a 40 percent interest in a decarbonization invention controlled by the Texas Company. The ruling credits Rogers with contributing funds and challenges the royalty payments made by Standard Oil and other firms in recent years, totaling about 20 million dollars. The exact earnings will be set after accounting. Rogers is expected to receive several million dollars once the accounting ends, with Adams and Rogers linked to multiple patents underlying the venture.
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Justice McAvoy
Supreme Court
George T. Rogers
Plainfield
N. J
Texas Company
Standard Oil Company
Trans Company
Ragore
Justice McAvey
Rogers
Adame
Rog
Beth Adams
Adams
Hughes Acts Promptly After Cabinet Discusses Raid on Oil Camp
Secretary Hughes informed President Harding at a cabinet meeting that the United States demanded Mexican action to protect American lives and property after bandits seized $250,000 in Tampico area and kidnapped workers. The administration warned Mexico risked delayed recognition if troops and police forces were not deployed to safeguard Americans.
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Hughes
Cabinet
Prom
Tertrance
Wendington
Moreae
Penaches Torban
Washington
United States
Mexico
State Department
Republic
Mexica
Bruce Bielackt
Burea
Justice
Harding
Mexcira
Navy
Tampico
Obregon
Bielaskat
Fen
Shaw
Jampico
Ofcinls
Special Service Squadron
Tarples
William Cole
Cleveland
Birmingham
Tacoma
Galveston
Ben Thal
Rgkte
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Jerseyman
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Russia
Taft
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Chick Evans
Helen Gilleaudeau
Florence Ballin
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Pola
Times-Union
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Glynn
Big String
White House
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Rennet
Hraret
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Mr. Cottiers
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Marding
Jorday
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Yo Varley
Tren
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Herrin
John Te Lewis
United Mine Warkess of
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Cherokel
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Tombs
Nellie Black
West
Miva Mack
Vauties
Fuller
Forte
Wroker
Mioa Black
Edward M. Fuller
MC Beoad Bireet
Cate
Charles J
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Hole
Burlingher
Williem P. Willings
Dew
Summerlin
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de Luco
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Mu ‘al
Alfreda Ma Ol
Brede
Page
Sing Sing
Assemblym
Whinney
Iman Plant
Nassau Ant Chine
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McWhinner
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Dantinurd
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Cartez Oil Company
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