U.S. Troops Ready for Strike Over Rail Labor Dispute
Washington July 24 Secretary Weeks ordered Major General Hines to mobilize troops to protect Missouri Kansas Texas line properties under receivership after receiver C E B Schaff reported beatings and interference by strikers. Weeks told Schaff to seek Texas governor protection and indicated federal action if denied. A White House conference with President Harding preceded orders for Katy line protection.
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Washington
Weeks
John L. Hines
Eighth Boy Corps
San Antonio
Texas
Missouri, Kansas and
Pby
United States Court
C. EB. Schaff
United States
Schaff
Harding
White House
Katy
Shopmen Chief Accuses Rail Leaders of Ignoring Labor Guards
B M Jewell head of AFL railway employee department and six shop crafts presidents said strikers walked out as wages fixed by the labor board violated the transportation act and orders. They claimed interference by railroads caused mall disruption and refused to meet employers. Peace efforts faded as executives pressed for a new development.
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Carriera
Labor Guard
Chicago
B. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Harding
Labor Board
Jewell
Raft
Railroad Labor Board
Ben W. Hoover
Hooper
Strikes Spark Disorder Across States and Rail Lines
Across California Texas Michigan outbreaks flare as clashes rise. In Dennison Texas a BR 1 Co electrician was beaten after being seized from a train. Crowds at Katy station vow to bar outsiders. Injunctions extend to Los Angeles Hannibal Springfield East St. Louis and more to curb interference. Rail lines report rolling stock impairments amid the turmoil.
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California
Texas
Michigan
Crewe Va
Dennison
BR. 1. Co
Wichita Falls
Missouri
Kansas
Cox Wart
Katy
Jason
Denison
Big Four” Brotherhood
New York Central
Los Angeles
Hannibal
Springfield
T. Louis
Iowa
Northwestern Pacific
San Francisco
Saginaw
Mich
Pere Marquette
Groesbeck
Baltimore
Pills Fatal to Children in Morristown
Two young Holland children staying with grandparents in Morristown while parents attend an Elks convention in Atlantic City ingested strychnine tablets from a box mistaken for candy. Albert H. Jr, age 3½, died. Edward, age 2, was hospitalized in critical condition. A nearby voice teacher's noise is noted but unrelated to the incident.
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Morristown
N. J
Albert H. Holland
Atlantic City
Albert H. Jr
Edward
Dinner And An Unexpected Business Friend
Mrs Greenly recalls an embarrassing dinner when a business guest joined her and she served a lumpy corn starch pudding. Mrs Gordon extols Puddine as a reliable dessert, easy to prepare in flavors, economical and versatile for family meals. An advertisement promotes Puddine and notes 81,651 tourists visited Yellowstone National Park in 1921.
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Mrs. Greenly
Mrs. Gordon
Bob
Mrs Gordon
Mrs. Green
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C. Thomas Kemp
Frederick
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N. Market ST
Frederick, MD
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E. Patrick St
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Batiste
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