State Rail Commission Appeals for Coal Shipment Priority
Wisconsin demand to rescind interstate order and push coal by boat from Cleveland and Ashtabula to Milwaukee docks. Requests include 14 000 tons to Calloway Fuel Co for utilities, 100 000 tons to Milwaukee Electric, 20 9000 tons via Wisconsin Lakes Dock, 54 500 tons to city of Milwaukee for water, schools, fire, hospitals, and 500 000 people served by Milwaukee Gas Light.
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Herbert B. Little
United Press
Madson
Wis
Wisconsin Today
Interstats Carbmeter Commission
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Racine
Sheboygan
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Railroad Commission
Wisconsin
Railroad Commission
Cleveland
Ashtabula
West Virginia
Calloway Fuel Company
Milwaukee Electric Railway & Light Company
Wisconsin Great Lakes Coal & Dock Company
C. M. & St. P. Railroad
Wisconsin Lakes Coal & Dock Company
City OF Milwaukee
Wisconsin Great Lakes Coal & Dock, Company
Milwaukee Gas Light Company
Burton Hanson Former St Paul Road General Counsel Dies
Burton Hanson longtime Chicago Milwaukee & railroad lawyer and director, died at Presbyterian Hospital after a relapse following a minor operation. He was 40 years at the St Paul Road, survived by son Alex McClure Hanson and daughter Mrs. Chester Tripp of Evanston. Funeral at Ft Marks church Evanston Monday at 3 p.m. Burial in Eureka Wisconsin. Interment in Eureka near Nashford.
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Chicago
Burton Hanson
Chicago, Milwaukee & § Railroad
Hanson
Flo
St. Paul Tead
Wisconsin
Mr. Hanson
Eureka
Alex McClure Hanone
Chester Tripp
Evanston
Gerlin
Wis
Ft. Marks Church
Mon
Rail Situation Today
President Harding met with BR Jewell head of the strike shopcrafts William H Johnston and James Neenan leaders of the electrical workers. Talks focus on railroads and potential Strike actions delayed by railroad executives while Senator Hiram Johnson of California comments on efforts and blockages.
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Associated Tress
Harding
BR. M. Jewell
Wiliam H. Johnson
Machinists
James Neenan
Electrical Workers’ Tion
Hern
Hiram W. Jonnsen
California
Chicago Streetcar Strike Ends As Workers Prepare Return
Chicago will ride to work on Monday as settlement of the greatest streetcar and elevated strike seems assured. Union officials ordered a referendum on any agreement reached, with the earliest return expected Monday. The agreement pays ten cents an hour the first three months, eight and a half cents the next nine, and seven and a half cents thereafter. Sirens and firebells greeted the news as workers prepared to end a strike that began August 1, with costs projected to exceed five million dollars.
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Chicago
Iy Lincoin Quarberg
Preas
Isi Mondar
Tr Fg
Wotonas
Cleveland Mine Workers Leader to Attend Settlement Conference
Linited Mine Workers of America president John J. Lewis will arrive in Cleveland for Monday talks with mine operators and miners' representatives. Operators predict an agreement and a settlement, while pessimistic notes from Indiana suggest limited chances of resolving the central competitive field lifte strike.
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Wwnited
Cleveland
John J. Lewis
Linited Mine Workers of America
Ohio
Indiana
Cleveland Conference of Miners
Jared al
Grable Won't Call Strike Of Way Men
United Press reports Chicago Pres. Grable of the maintenance of way organization will not call a strike, intending to abide by the labor board agreement. He said he would present the issue to the board after consulting local members and other labor leaders. W. D. Roberts urged immediate action, citing eastern road managers and seniority rights disputes with shopmen.
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Grable
United Freaay
Chicago
Eli Grable
Amaintenanc
Hig
United States Railroad Labor Board
W. D. Roberts
Labor Board
RE. J. Enke
Maintenance of Was
Beatten
State Assemblyman Adjudged Insane Sent to Winnebago
Renosha Met rasemblyman from Kenosha Jim Farr, a state assembly member from one of the oldest families, was adjudged insane in county court and committed to the northern hospital for the insane. Farr, linked to embezzlement, was noted as a former president of an independent ge company and will be called to court as required by the decision.
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United Proes
Renosha Metrasemblyman
Kenosha Jim
Farr
Stateway Wes
Northern Hospital For the Insane
ALY Tmhkesh
Ge Company
Waarmerky
Sugar Tariff Fight Drives Senate to Time-Limited Debate
The Senate approved a unanimous agreement to dispose of controversial tariff sections including sugar and potash before August. Senator Harrison warned the consumer would pay over 170 million dollars yearly if McCumber tariff provisions pass, citing sugar could drop from 8 cents to 4.21 cents per pound in Germany and alleging a 14 million dollar syndicate plans to raise tariff rates. He urged probing the alleged profits scheme and urged a resolution for investigation.
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Associated Prensa
Washington, D. C
Senate
United Press
Washington
Harrison
Mississippi
United States
Germany
ANGLE
Cuba
Smoot
Utah
Wea
Limited States
New York
Fsagar
Street Car Executives Vote for Wage Cut Acceptance
The Street Car Men's Executive Council voted to accept a wage concession from 80 to 67-1/2 cents an hour while preserving the eight hour day and working conditions. The committee urged a yes in the referendum to follow tomorrow.
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Associated Stress
Chicago
Peane
Chiesa J
Hornsby Ties Own Season Home Run Mark In St Louis
Philadelphia Jockey Hornsby of the Cardinals hit his 28th homer of the season in the sixth inning of the St Louis game against Philadelphia. The drive ties Hornsby with Ken Williams for the league lead in home runs.
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Philadelphia
Mother and Son Reunited Seek 10,000 Back Pension
Mrs Mary Margaret Paper of Kansas City Missouri learns her son Joseph 62 lives in Columbus Ohio after Civil War separation. She had searched via advertisements and found her husband died thirty years ago and another son Charles is missing. She seeks veterans pension back payments totaling 10,000.
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Columbus
Mary Margaret Paper
Kansas City
Joseph
Celummbus
Roper Jef
Springfield
Ingeph
Charles
Trin
Ohio
Mrs. Raperfication
Governors Urged to Converge on Fuel Distribution
Associated Press reports governors urged by Federal Fuel Distributor Spencer to confirm cooperation with federal plans for emergency coal distribution. Letters outline steps for state committees to apply for emergency allotments and align methods across states.
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Associated Press
Washington
Allis Wins State Golf Title At Milwaukee Country Club
Allis of the Milwaukee Country Club captured the Wisconsin state golf championship today at Milwaukee. The final match featured strong play from Allis as rival Cavanagh of Kenosia faltered late.
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Milwaukee Country Club
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Cavanagh
Kenosia
Jong
Allees
Cardunes
Mrs Mallory Wins in Seabright Contest
In Seabright the competitor Mrs Mallory won a singing contest while Crieger equi Parthament defeated BL jlesha Bancroft of Newton. The event featured several participants and ended with Mallory securing the top prize amid a lively crowd.
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Seabright
Molla Riurpetedt Maliers Af Ark
Waren
Crieger Equi Parthament
Jlesha Bancroft
Newton
Denby Leaves Manila for United States
Secretary of the Navy Denby, who has toured the Philippines, was to sail for the United States today. He visited stations in and around Manila and conducted tours of key sites during his stay.
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Dapat
Chia
Philippines
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Penalties For Failure To Pay Dues in Germany and France
A notice reports penalties for unpaid dues across German and French authorities, involving cross border obligations. It cites penalties up to 66,800 and mentions bank actions, threats, and orders to banks to enforce payment. It notes August and September activity and warns that failure to settle will trigger further action.
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Germany
Alsace
Fransce
Hoare
Coal Situation Report From Federal Watch
Fragmented OCR notes show early 20th century coal status with references to state concurrence and federal officials. Mentions Farrington, Lewis, and a forthcoming meeting. notes about 3 percent coal production and price dynamics amid rationing pressures.
Profiteering In Coins Feeds Famine Price Strains
United Press reports government measures curb profiteering in coin markets as Hoover warns real famine risks. Preparatory actions by the presidential distribution committee and the federal trade agency, plus price restraint agreements, show widespread efforts to stabilize prices despite shortages. Officials note commodity prices from meat to bread have fluctuated, with belts tightened as distributors say price wars persist.
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United Press
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Pratiteeriog
Valonas
Ane Peale Commerce Commission
Four Strikers Cited for Contempt in Antigo Case
Four men at Antigo were cited for contempt of the United States district court and ordered to appear on Monday, per advices received by United States Marshal Sam Randolph. The men were connected with a protest at a local work site and alleged disruption of federal proceedings.
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Wilwawkee
Antigo
Warn
United States District Court
United States
Marabai
Sam Randolph
Harding Seeks Settlement Of Rail And Coal Strikes
President Harding held talks with striking shopmen leaders and planned further meetings with railroad brotherhood chiefs to push a unified plan. The effort aims to submit the rail strike to the railroad labor board for settlement, with possible wage and seniority decisions pending board action.
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James T. Wolbert
United Press Star
T Washington
Harding
Railroad Labor Board
Jewell
Anton
Ham Johnston
James Noonan
Electrical Torkers
Harding Ons
Hieru
Callrons
Teaders
White House
Warren
Stone
Lee
D. H. Robinson
Weather Outlook Mentions Warmth and Showers Tonight
The forecast notes variably cloudy skies with possible showers in the north and southeast. Temperatures range from mid forties to mid fifties, with generally normal to mild conditions across regions and no major storm threats expected this week.
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