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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
46
The report describes sustained street fighting, bombardment, and disorder as rebels push from the rear of a fortified area. Casualties rise, with attackers and defenders exchanging fire amid widespread confusion and shattered order as authorities declare measures and attempts at control.
A garbled report notes five thousand dollars needed for ships and more for vessel care while a treaty waits ratification. It mentions warships and fleets including Montana, North Carolina, Indiana, and Massachusetts in a context of scrapping orders, funding issues, and potential reductions under the treaty.
Government reports show royalties and lease income from oil and gas on public lands totaling over 508000 dollars. Data credit Wyoming Montana and California leases with royalties paid into government accounts. The inquiry notes possible probe into price and conditions affecting energy development and welfare.
War dispatches from The Hague report a broad mobilization of forces led by Wilbur Forrest Frey as Allied commanders seek to deter a potential Russian advance. Analysts cite ongoing discussions on Western front strategy, the risk of a breakthrough by central powers, and the challenge of securing humanitarian relief while maintaining pressure on enemy lines.
The article reports talks among sutureg of the Huspang and allied factions, led by Litvrpnts, about Russian debts, moratoriums, and potential budget concessions. French and Belgian observers press for data on sovereign obligations, while Litvinot pledges to provide figures with time. Officials expect another power meeting to decide on private property issues and potential sanctions.
Washington June 25 Associated Press reports Secretary of State outlined a plan to adjust a Tavna dispute. The proposal envisions holding a plebiscite under international supervision within a fixed period to determine terms for possible integration or settlement and to guide postwar arrangements.
Wood becomes committee chair in a change at the Nasional Republic os Congressieal Come Pulse party group. The move elevates Wood to leadership with Fess stepping aside amid internal party realignment and ongoing political maneuvering within the organization.
A House resolution calls for a committee to investigate the New York Cotton Exchange. The measure seeks to appoint three investigators to examine practices and operations, with formal referrals to related government agencies and officials. The move comes amid calls for tighter oversight and accountability.
Berlin reports the failed uprising against the German republic following the assassination of Walther Rathenau. Monarchist demonstrations were met with strong government response. arrests and property seizures threaten the monarchist movement as parties debate immediate political moves and street security. A separate report notes police confirm the murder of Foreign Minister Rathenau by Ernest Werner Techaw and others, with details still developing.
W. S seneen general manager of the Brooklyn dlapid Trenstt Company announced last month that the wage scale for the salaried workers would be extended for another year starting August 3. Mr Menden said the decision followed recommendations from employee representatives selected under the employer representation plan after meetings. A thorough investigation compared the cost of living with a year ago. H Hobart Portes vice president of the Breakers City Railway Company noted that his firm had taken strong action.
The report shows a rise in the foreign white stock by 36,398,958 in the nation, with 4,155,576 more than in 1910. It notes the total white population and its growth, citing shifts from 1810 to 1820 census data and the proportion of foreign born in the population.
A jail escape story details Charles Greer a lifer at Bing King prison: a hole on the deck was used as a trap door. Officials say they planned a south rear exit and workers installed a trap door secured with forks to block any other convict from reentry without a key.
A report from a well informed source describes the threat of a major railway strike and its political implications. Observers warn unions allied with the Federation face decisions as railroad leaders and labor groups weigh actions that could disrupt transportation nationwide. Reports note the influence of figures such as Samuel Gompers and the impact on party politics amid potential endorsements in Farm Belt alignments.
One man was killed and six others badly or more seriously injured when Western Maryland train 4 smashed left the track near Limernel. Deputies and sheriffs were at the scene as reports circulated of further fatalities. Prisoners were arrested at Theses, W. Va, amid labor unrest and attempts to incite miners to strike, with intense excitement reported in Thomas.
Rail shopmen strike warnings drew mixed reaction from officials led by LF. Lares of Delaware and Hudson who called the threat bluff noting railroads are prepared with locomotives and crews. He said no general walkout would occur and that unions face a four day window before any action. The 2500 word warning from B F Jewell reached executives too late for Chicago meeting.
Detroit June 28 The wage reduction announced for maintenance of Pennsylvania railroad employees generally runs below the levels set by the U S Railroad Labor Board. Only one exception is noted for foremen at outlying shops who took a four cent per hour cut, about 94 cents monthly, in the Pennsylvania yards.
Funeral services for Vincenzo Illiano, slain in Fort Richmond Staten Island, were postponed from this morning to tomorrow morning because many friends have been subpoenaed to appear before the grand jury in the murder case.
The Labor Board ordered reductions including a one-cent hourly cut and a $2.04 monthly decrease for a liner board. Bridge and building work for 8548 monthly was reduced, while a Pennsylvania tank line faced a $6 monthly cut and an alteration to track paving and fuel charges.
A peace conference is urged by coal mine operators and the United Mine Workers to resolve strike tensions. Letters were sent to district presidents inviting them to a White House meeting on July 4 to discuss new methods for stabilizing the industry. Officials in Philadelphia Indianapolis and other cities received notices, while a federal control bill proposes government operation of coal mines for a year or longer if needed.
The Teachers' Council plans legal action against Aaron Doty and the council alleging libel over a report on misconduct within the teaching staff. Proceedings followed a divisive meeting where the group debated the report and its implications for school governance and safety.
A historic appeal from disabled veterans calls for repealing the Dey Law and proposes an alternative PINCATELPSIA option. The document notes a push for light wines and beer sales and mentions public support, legislative debate, and civic actions shaping the outcome amid broader calls for democratic reform.
The article discusses calls to abolish debt imprisonment in the Philippines. Advocates, including groups from Woodoak and Pronage, press for reform in Manila amid political and economic strains.
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