President Blarding Urges End To Coal Strike At White House
President Blarding called on striking miners and coal operators to resume mining at once and then settle differences in joint talks. He warned that if the walkout continues the federal government will use its powers in the public interest. The address urged frank consideration and emphasized obligations to the American public.
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Harding
United Press
Washington, D. C
Blarding
United Mine Workers of America
White House
America
Cities Warned Regarding Carnivals By United Press
Madison Wis Carnival companies traveling state must secure workers compensation for all employees the State Industrial Commission warned city officials amid injuries from carnival accidents. The warning notes past incidents including a 400 injury bill in Ocnto and cautions fraternal groups liable under the law for sub contractors and child workers under 17 needing permits.
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United Presa
Madison
Wis
State Industrial Commission
Commission
Carnival
In- Aystein] Commission
Nuch
Carnival Companies
Harding and Hughes Not Likely to Be Stampeded Into Action
Washington officials doubt drastic measures against Mexico amid banditry and the Bielaski kidnapping. Obregon’s efforts to maintain order gain careful consideration, with possible naval reminders but no immediate deployment of marines. Comparisons to Herrin violence underscore U.S. desire for lawful conduct and measured response.
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Harding
Hughes
Mexico
Obregon
Sam
Herrin
Troops To Head Off Gen Gorozave In Tampico Oil Fields
Federal troops pour into Tampico to thwart General Gorozave who threatens to return Sunday to collect 15 000 pesos from each camp or seize property. About 500 additional troops reported, including 350 cavalry and 150 infantry, with more said to have landed from Vera Cruz. The rebel leader vows a new movement to restore the 1857 constitution, but authorities believe he will be checked by the federal forces.
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Frederick G. Neumeier
United Press
Linited
Tampico
Gorozave
Vera Cruz
Cortez
Agudta
Pecero
Dutch Bell Company
Rehele
Aguada
Noted Pioneer of the West Dies at Albany
Thomas Gravenor, an 82 year old Albany banker and former executioner, died yesterday. Born in Wales in 1854, he settled in Albany with a Welsh settlement, worked as a government mail contractor, helped build Cheyenne, and later founded a bank in Albany.
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Albany
Associated Press
Wis
Thomas
Gravenor
ewUe
Wales
Dfhany
Tate
J. H. Warren
Janeswite
Cheyenne
Wye
Banking Pusinees
Alnanyig
Homer Eder Prage Pijlakipiias Pa Babe Ruth
Baseball summary notes a homer by Babe Ruth and mentions a notable day in a game with references to season totals and a later afternoon activity. Details are fragmented but highlight Ruth's power hit and ongoing season progress.
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Prage
Pijlakipiias
Babe Ruth
Homer
Ana
Jafternod
Palo Blanco Camp Raided by Bandits
Washington reports the Palo Blanco camp of the Penn-Mexican Fuel company near Tampico, Mexico, was raided by Mexican bandits under General Arraya. The property is held for ten thousand pesos ransom, with no details on Americans or ransom payments. The incident marks a new wave of bandit activity in the Tampico oil district and prompted Mexican authorities to consider increased troop presence.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Penn-Mexican Fuel Company
Tuxtan
Mexico
General Arraya
Shaw
Tampico
State Department
Ull 3
Palo Blanca
Tampico Field
Strike Bulletin Signals Railway Labor Board Backing
Washington reports 400000 union railway shop workers strike to protest board decisions amid administration pledge to uphold the labor board as a legal government agency. Chicago lists labor representatives for executives employees and the public. New York rail traffic congested as trains ran and suburban service disrupted with crowds at Grand Central station.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Railway Labor Board
Labor Board
White House
Torday
J. H. Eliott
Horace Baker
Samuel Higgins
Albert Phillips
A. O. Wharton
W. L. McMenimen
Ben W. Hooper
G. W. W. Hanger
FR. M. Barton
New York
Grand Central Station
Great Auto Merger for Seven States
Dayton Ohio reports an 80 million dollar consolidation of automobile truck and auto parts makers forming Associated Motor Industries. Seven factories plus four dozen plants in fourteen locations join under WHL Glomer of Dayton as chairman. Full speed production to start soon with Indianapolis Boston Wellsville Oakland and St Louis assembling units. Officers to be announced. continuation on page 15.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Asscciated Motor Industries
Will LL Glomer
SPEED
Indianapolis
Boston
Wellisville
Oakland
Calif
St. Louis
National Motor Car & Vehicle Corporation
Indianapollo
Covert Gear Company
Panee Tort
North Fond du Lac shopmen strike prompts mass walkout
Special to The Northwestern reports about twelve hundred Soo Line and Chicago North Western railroad car shop workers at North Fond du Lac quitting work in a morning strike. The action involved electrical, metal, boiler and car repair staff and prompted daily roll calls, guarded picketing, and union-led headquarters with notices to ignore external propaganda.
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Northwestern
Fond du Tao
Soutine
Chicago Northw Orn
North Fond du Jai
Soo Line
Jsheet
Harrison Street
Son Line Park
Dennis Doyle
Federated Shop Organizations
Admoni
Ile
Lake Shore
G. AL RD
Fond du Lac
Vitleys
North Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Tocal
Cig Korh
One Boy Dead and Two Wounded in Milwaukee Bicycle Accidents
A Milwaukee report by United Press states that Frank Jareznowski, 14, died after being struck by a car while cycling. George Kresanek, 16, was severely injured, and Julius Adnaky, 6, was run down but not seriously hurt. Jareznowski was crushed beneath a truck, died almost instantly.
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United Press
Milliyaukee
Frank Jareznowski
George Kresanek
Jaroxiewski
Julius Adnaky
Independents Chief Winners in North Oak
Primary results in North Oak show independents leading with Governor prospects for BR and A Neston and Lynn J. Fragzler in contention. Voter interest centered on state officer nominations as results from Wednesday’s primary became clear amid scattered precinct returns and provisional counts.
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Independents
North Oak
Associated
Farge
N. D
A. Neston
Lynn J. Fragzler
Perchant
Pinewuts
Defections Not Expected in Independent Nominations
Fragmentary report shows party lines shifting with entries on Prater and McCumber. Mentions force debates over nominations and conjectures about influence from Nesting faction, while noting no splinter groups yet and independent candidates facing strong headwinds in the legislative races.
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Prater
League
Inia
Frazier
Bern
Sitriede
McCumber
Preg Mesto
Ruth's ninth home run seals dramatic win
Ruth's ninth homer powered Philadelphia to a comeback win as Babe Rath connected off pitcher Rath to send the ball into the bleachers. McNally scored on the play, giving Philadelphia the decisive lead in a tense inning.
Black Man in Life of the Woman
In crowded Fifth Avenue a man saves a woman from moving traffic as bystanders react with shock. An alert officer learns the woman’s identity and helps her to safety, amid a tense street scene described with period‑tone narration. The piece references a Tuskegee Institute major and a wartime context.
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New York
Tilvin
Flo
Cheoni
Aereesh
Noo
oThak
Orman
Maton
Suverasoy
Rooley
Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Theowat
Amerton
Train Service Men Electing Voting On Issues
Reported by Associated Press from Chicago wire. North Shore Milwaukee lines between Chicago and Wisconsin points conduct a referendum on proposed wage and working condition changes. About 200 men affected. voting to be completed and canvassed. Union and company officials anticipate no hasty action during results and expect further negotiations.
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Assightted Press
Chigaze
North Shore
Hie
Wisconsin
Companys Aofficials
Campaign clash at Democratic rally over Brookhart rival
The opening speech by Chyda Ld, Democratic nominee in Des Moines, attacked Republican United States Senate hopeful Colonel Brookhart as a ten percent candidate. He linked Brookhart to Lincoln League supporters and several anti-Tietions factions, denouncing inconclusive Chicago conference talks and noting figures from ALG, Townley, Hillreit, and Jerker as backers.
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Penns Sibley
Bmlth
Brookhiart
United Staton
Chyda Ldring
Ges Moines
Goncecia
Brookhart
Herrtig
Tdi Iota Munya Linen League
Owas
Tudiy
United States Senate
Anp
Chicago
Herring
Ren Laa
Saneb Omen
Townley
Nonpartisan League
Morris Hillreuit
Sociniit Party
Vietor Jerker
Loot Theater Safe Mystery Declared in Break In
Theft at a Minneapolis safe, described as a mystery, involves a Yale Press group and a 3400 Iast shih air safe. The outer door pane was removed then replaced, and the safe combination was tampered with using a faulty tinla tool. Weather forecast notes a cool week with a chance of local thundershowers in the Upper Mississippi valley and unsettled conditions across the Midwest.
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Yale Press
Minneapolis
Heston Great
Friel
Power and public sentiment drive railroad labor issue
Associated Press reports growing tension as railway workers including signalmen and station agents consider strike actions. Chicago area lines face disruption amid maintenance and electric signaling concerns, with leadership urging decisive action to maintain service.
Scattered strikes sweep midwest shop workers in headline action
Workers in Boston to Kansas City join a vast walkout as shopmen and allied trades stage a major strike across the western states. Officials report a large turnout with hundreds of thousands affected. last minute efforts to halt the walkout fail as leaders refuse to delay. Buffalo sees 3909 quitting workers amid broad disruption.
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Boston
Kansas City
Middle West
Fa. Kins
Ented
BM. Jewell
Buffalo
Ami
Fessow
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Sulien
Presider Obregon
A. Bruce Bielaski
Morelos
Cortez Oil Company
Aguada Camp
Mexico City
Foreign Office
Gen. Gordzave
Palo Blanco
Mex
Abetico
United Leg
Great Auto
Fatro Fort
Callen
Sargent
Ane Jane
Watah
Amble
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Pierce
Lesma
Lynn Frazier
North Dakota
Ruth
United States Railway Labor Board
RK. M. Barton
DR. Moton
Tuskegee
Iowa
Senate
Atlantic
Pacific
Ohiniats
Brean
Albert Php. Heal
Federal Ralls Board
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