CHES RATIFY THE WAGE SCALE AT CLEVELAND MEETING
The wage agreement ratified in Cleveland ends part of the coal strike dating from April 1 with both operators and miners approving the temporary wage scale. A final conference planned for later today will decide on the broader terms and set dates for future wage discussions and a fact finding committee to study mining conditions. John L Lewis signaled miners would push for broader acceptance by the joint conference.
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Br Associated Press
Cleveland
New York
Cleveland Wilk
National Association
United Press
Harding
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Transcontinental Railroad Tieup Breaking Settlement
Union Pacific employees reached a settlement at San Bernardino California while Southern Pacific workers began returning to duty. The embargo on perishable freight was lifted as the tieup eased. Las Vegas Nevada faced the worst disruption with a passenger train stranded and meat and vegetables exhausted. State police arms were en route to Las Vegas to replace railroad guards as the stockade around the yards was patrolled overnight.
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United Prese
San Bernardino
Calif
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Roe
Lis Vegas
United Press
Les Venas
Shakeup in Kenosha Police Department
Chief Thad Logan announced the resignation of Patrolmen Eric Hansen Owen Hannaway and John L Pitch under fire after an investigation tied to the arrest of a Milwaukee woman. The officers faced charges of conduct unbecoming an officer for flagrant violations and failing to enforce the law.
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Associated Press
Kenosha
Thad Logan
Eric Hansen
Owen Hannaway
John L. Pitch
Milwaukee
Trail of car murders leads to Spring Green detectives follow Wisconsin clue
In a Wisconsin case, William Balzer regained consciousness and said two bandits in a car killed his sister and brother at their Sauk County farm. Detectives head toward Spring Green to pursue the suspects and recover a rumored hidden gold. Authorities stay reticent about the crime details and the visiting woman. The injured man’s condition remained unchanged at the hospital.
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Associated Press
Sank City
Wis
Juline
Macy Balzer
Ioop
Wisconsin
William Malzer
William
Spring Green
Spring Gren
Sauk Cuy
Inindus
Pistrich Atturary Bohn
Saukitq
Balzer Farm
Paleer
Fari
Tie
Flont
Canadian Railways Cut Employees Wages
Montreal Canadian railways today cut the semimonthly wages of their shopmen by about 200000 dollars despite 27909 workers having threatened to strike if action was taken before the board of conciliation had decided the dispute.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Canadian Railways Today
Board of Concettiation
Railroads Reprimanded by Commission for Coal Priority
The Interstate Commerce Commission reprimanded railroads for seizing coal moved under priority in a lower class than railroad fuel. It warned the practice threatens equitable coal distribution and ordered the roads to stop the action.
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Ited Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Immediate Legislation Curb Profiteers in Coal Urged
United Press report quotes Hoover calling for immediate legislation to curb profiteering in coal and regulate price and distribution. Hoover notes lack of cooperation from some senators and officials as efforts to stabilize supply proceed. Wisconsin court clerks propose annual aliens registration until naturalization with fees funding Americanization work.
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Hoever
Paul R. Malian
United Press
Washington, D. C
Anilius
Hoover
Seme &Ators
Cretary
Wisconsin
Campaign itinerary travels through Wisconsin for La Follette aides
An itinerary lists Ralph M. Immel executive secretary and Po. Smith on a two week campaign sweep through central and northern Wisconsin. The note, dated Preaep Wadhasen, positions them in support of La Follette Progressive Republican candidates.
Miners Slick Up Tools to End Nationwide Coal Strike
Miners in six states including Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia Indiana Michigan Illinois prepare to return to work after a tentative wage agreement. The pact features an 182% wage scale and restoration of the check off system for union dues and store charges. Total yard payroll eyed at 66,000,000 as leaders sign on with operators in hopes of ending the strike.
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Harry G. Baker
United Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Indiana
Mickigan
Ilinois
Rail Situation Today and Government Aid Hints
President Harding, after halting hopes of mediation, may seek congressional approval to use government resources to aid railroads in operating trains. Big Four brotherhood leaders continue talks in Washington over shop crafts. Trains stranded in the West due to a walkout of workers. Minor incidents of defense reported in various regions.
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Associated Preas
Harding
Congress
Big Four Brotherhoods Conniue
Washington
Shopcraft Chiefs Reject Harding Plan in Rail Strike
United Press reports striking shop craft leaders voted unanimously to reject President Harding's second compromise to end the rail strike. They call the proposal impracticable due to undetermined seniority and demand unimpaired seniority rights as in the July 1 proposal.
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United Press
Washinzton
Harding
Railroad Labor Board
Executive Council
Railway
Partisan Tension as Mexican Chamber Opens Debates
Mexico City reports high partisan feeling as the Obregon government readies soldiers and police for potential disturbances with the opening of the chamber of deputies. Officials deny rumors of a palace coup while finance talks with American bankers looms over the disputed deputy seats. President Soloran signals support for the financial agreement amid expected ratification by early September.
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Mexican Chamber OF Deputies
Frederick Seumeder
Mexieo
Runale
Obrekon
Chamber of Detention
Finance
le Fluerta
Soregan Dera
Farmers entertain Southern visitors at Wisconsin stop
A 98 person delegation from Columbus and Cornish visited Waukewha Wisconsin organized by rotary clubs and associated committees. They toured high class stock farms and were hosted at a luncheon in which topics on agriculture and mechanics were discussed before plans to visit Madison and Milwaukee area towns.
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Associated Press
Waukewha
Wis
Rotary Clah
Commer
Columbus
Cornish
Abato
Waukeaha Benen
Mississinn
Atkinson
Lake Mila
Madison
Ams. Ja
St. Leis
Improvement in Condition of Noted Poet 8
Noted Italian poet Gabriele dAnnunzio shows signs of recovery after a serious fall at his villa. He remains near consciousness as doctors from Padua University report, with visitors restricted to prevent complications.
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Rere
Italy
Gabriele dAnnunzio
Villa Herve
Remath
Padua University
Rnom
D'Annunelo
Rail strike message to be delivered to Congress
London report states the president plans to tell Congress about the rail strike situation. The piece also notes questions over succession at Northcliffe’s empire of newspapers and the future control of The Times, with Walter family involvement and disputed 200000 pound shares. Funeral services for Northcliffe scheduled at Westminster Abbey.
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Rhy Lord Alten
United Press
London
Fingiah
Viscount Northcliffe
Times
England
Walter
Northcliffe
John Walter
Vila
Northclife
Westminster Abbey
Saint Maryie Bow
Anthracite settlement talks postponed amid labor strike turmoil
Philadelphia reports the conference of anthracite operators and mine workers was postponed at the request of United Mine Workers president John Lewis. Samuel Warriner, head of the operators committee, urged a Cleveland convention with the soft coal trend as the move toward a settlement appears imminent. Warriner remains confident the meeting will yield an early accord and end the strike that has halted hard coal production. officials hint at wider implications for the industry.
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Associated Proas
Philadelphia
Jehu le Lewis
United Mine Workers
Samuel G. Warriner
Mrr
Lewis
Phibuliphia
Nolo
Loran
Fahid Coal & Uden Company
Warriner
Samuel OD
Warriva
Pere Negalsting Cormint
Tes
1SR
Strikes and Mine Start Cited in Bulletin News
The bulletin reports strikes and miner actions with details from officials including AG Wells and Reynolds, noting coal mining starting today at Komooch and Vallew mines of Valley Cagip Coal Co. It also mentions Northwestern train service between Chicago and Madison to be discontinued tomorrow with arrangements for mail on other North Western trains.
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Teveh
Warren 8
Brotherhood of Foremove Fongineers
Santa Kr
Robey
Ae Fe
AG. Wells
Santa Be
Madison
Win
Northwestern
Chicaco
State Pleads for Coal for Lake Region
Wisconsin fuel committee asked the federal fuel administration to require producers to ship a fixed percentage daily to the lakes region. The goal is to secure fuel for emergency priority orders and aid Lake Michigan and Lake Superior needs. Lenroot reported 150000 tons moving this week under class one priority to the lakes. Next week 400000 tons were planned under close one priority with 4600 destined for Lake Michigan ports and 259000 for Lake Superior. A coal carload left for La Crosse en route.
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Frese
Madison
Federal Fuel Administration
Wisconsin Fuel Committee
Great Lakes
Wisconsin
Pohl Trensentin
Lenroot
Beniter Learnet
Wasn- Ingten
Lake L Michigan
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
LA Crosse
Caronda
Determined efforts launched to end rail situation in the West
California fruit growers, railroad officials, and state officials mobilize to avert losses from a long strike. A 404 mile empire at Tracy, Southern Pacific join watchout as trains halt between Los Angeles and New York. Seventeen arrested at Las Veras. one train left San Francisco.
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Tracw
United
San Francisco
California
Reilroad
Tracy
Calif
Southern Pacific
State Department
San Prancisce
Tomarr Us
Theatrona
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Roseville
Omaha
Las Veras
Nev
Offi- Soerm
Rovie
New York
President Harding Expected to Address Congress Over Rail Strike
United Press reports President Harding will appear before Congress within 48 hours to outline peace efforts in the rail strike dispute. He plans to seek authority to seize railroads if a breakdown worsens and to rally public opinion to end the impasse.
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United Preas
Washington
Hardings
Congress
White House
Harding
Fig Molveda
Brooklyn
Indiana
Allied Premiers Split Over Reparations Go Home
London Allied premiers, split over German reparations, returned home today as Lloyd George opposed Pelneare's plan to seize German forests and mines. Officials favored delaying further talks on debts and reparations until the Allied financial commission returns from Washington later in the year.
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United Prefet
William R. Kuehns
United Press
London
Beeanse
Lloyd George
Pelneare
Washington
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