First Rift in Walkout War on Railroads
Associated Press reports a split in the railway strike as maintenance of way workers pause their walkout while shopmen remain on strike. Rail officials anticipate broader effects but cannot yet quantify participation. By July 10, shopmen renew wage dispute talks as others weigh timing of action.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Way
Bunfay
Baturtay
Bestia
BeOn
At, Paul Valley
Burlington System
President Harding Visits His Hometown Marion
President Harding enjoys a rare homecoming in Marion Ohio revisiting The Marion Star office and meeting old friends after leaving the White House a year ago He praises simple life and recalls early years from 1882 when his family moved to Marion and a mule ride before settling into a public career.
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Associated Press
Marion
Harding
Hig
Marion Star
Fair Grounds
White House
United States
Marlon
G. T. Harding
Star Office
Secret Service
Washington
United Press
Hardine
Cate
Donia
Caledonia
Last Pay Day Until Strike Ends at Calumet Plant
Workers at the Calumet plant of the Pullman car works in Chicago stage the final pay day before the strike ends. The scene captures labor unrest as three major railcar facilities face demands for better pay and conditions.
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Calumet
Pullman Car Works
Chicago
Ebong
Senator Borah would shrink shipping board to three
Senator Borah proposes cutting the shipping board from seven to three commissioners to save taxpayers money. He cites waste and recommends a budget inquiry to investigate commissions and sinecures as part of broader government reforms amid remarks on public fund waste.
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Borah
Associated Frees
Washington, D.C
Shipping Board
Rerpublican
Idaho
Washington
Borah Sponashia
Shipring Board
Mrs Youmans Announces Run for Wisconsin State Senate
Mrs Theodore Youmans a long prominent suffrage activist and participant in the last Republican presidential drive announced her candidacy for the Wisconsin state senate in the Thirty third district comprising Waukesha and Jefferson counties She stated that a woman’s viewpoint should be represented in the legislature.
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Waukesha
Theodore Youmans
Jefferson
Wisconsin
Youmans
Hooper Denies Rail Board in Open Shop Drive
Chicago denial by Ben W. Hooper chairman of the United States railroad labor board that the body was involved in a drive by financial interests to promote an open shop. In a letter to union chief Bert M. Jewell Hooper calls the claim brave injustice and notes the board did not outlaw the shopcrafts until Jewell announced members were no longer under its jurisdiction. He hopes the shopmen regain equilibrium and work with the board, while affirming the board’s restraint of employers’ rights and commitment to public interests. Signal men’s leaders met with the board with indications of possible agreement along the lines of the maintenance compromise.
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United Press
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Ben W. Hooper
Hooper
Bert M. Jewell
Jewell
Railroad Labor Board
Honper
D. W. Heit
Signalmen
Disqualification Motion in Robertson Case South OK
Gov B Robertson moves to have District Justice Mark L Bozarth disqualified from presiding over the bribery trial tied to the Ok Taulgee Bank of Commerce collapse. Robertson was not present in court. The judge will rule on the motion after days of pleadings and setting a trial date ends this session.
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United Press
Okmutzee
Okla
4. B. Robertson
Mark L. Bozarth
Ok- Taulgee Banic of Commerce
Rovertson
Drive to Save Anthracite Mines Opened
Washington officials push for a quick settlement of the anthracite strike as coal stocks dwindle. Hoover and Davis aim to end hard coal work stoppage within ten days to influence bituminous talks next week. Key miners and operators vow to discuss issues in a spirit of friendliness.
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Labtrence M. Benedict
United Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Secretary of Labor
Davis
D. Warriner
Philadelphia
W. Z. Brennan
Davia
Washington
Milwaukee
Claude R. Diegle
Milwaukee Civic Council
Eye witness account of Irish conflict from Dublin street scene
United Press correspondent George MacDonagh describes a front line view from Melson's monument over Sarkylle Street. He reports rebels, flames, and hotels set alight as Free State forces press the Nehting stronghold. Continued on page 13.
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George MacDonagh
United Press
Dublin
Free State
Sarkylle Street
Melson
Nele
Rail Strike Bulletin Briefs Across Several Cities
Amid a holiday lull the rail strike persisted with shops in St Paul and Milwaukee nearly deserted. Chicago officials warned a July 10 return date would forfeit seniority. In Kansas City and Slater, Missouri clashes and shop seizures were reported, while Green Bay and Madison saw partial service cuts. Dispatches noted resumed work in Omaha and Great Northern school, and potential nationwide mail interference due to strike actions.
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United Press
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Northwestern
W. B. Byram
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Omaha and Great Northern Railroad
Ogden
Tiah
Kansas City
Slater
Chicago Alton Railroad
Madison
Chicago & Northwestern Road
Wisconsin
Janesville
Watertown
Wichelle
Associated Press
Green Bay
Green Bay & Western Railroad
Labor Board
Cincinnati
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Vexpresa
Grand Pres. &. Ws. Filagerakd
Jackson
Mehi
Michigan Centra
Toley Slater
Chicago & Alton
Chicago
Foramen
Washington
Th. C
United States
Marshall
Tex
St. Louis
Chaffee,Mo
Kansan City
Excommunicated Catholics Defy Archbishop’s Orders in Racine
Five members of St. Rose Catholic church in Racine were excommunicated yesterday by decree of the archbishop. A letter read by Rev. John B. Pette states the men were punished for violation of church laws after they secured an injunction restraining the priest from conducting an election of new church trustees in line with the bishop’s orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Racine
St. Rose Catholic Church
John B. Pette
Poincare in Setto With the Deputies
Premier Poincare faces Communist deputies amid crowded chamber as protests surround the parliament. Communists accuse him of pushing France into World War I while a photographic display from Verdun is debated and Herrick is referenced.
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Webb Miller
United Press Star
Polic¢s
Chamber of Deputies
Poincare
Cefiance
Eft
France
Paris
Myron T. Herrick
Verdun
Herrick
Ann
la Humanite, Sociatist
Herriel
Karl Mathie to Seek Governorship Nomination
Wisconsin item notes Karl Mathie of Wausau will accept the Arm Democratic nomination for governor as a representative of the dry element. J P Hume, state party chairman, says a letter today shows Mathie is willing to become a candidate. Nomination papers will be circulated within a Leys days. Mrs Ben Hooper of Oshkosh has accepted the Democratic nomination for United States senator. Jefferson club organization will begin in many counties, including Milwaukee, in the coming weeks.
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Orader
Oshkosh
Hit
United States
Hume
Jefferson Clube
Milwaukee
Wisconsin lakes add two more to their list of dead
Two drownings were reported as Wisconsin lakes added to the list of fatalities. Petria Li at Ukaumnee lake yesterday. Wallick was pulled from the water alive but died before rescuers reached shore. Jake fell from a rowboat and did not survive.
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Wisconsin Lakes
Uni Winakre
Wisconsin
Mare Ime
Tacheon
Mes
Petria Li
Ukaumnee Lake
Rm Wallick
Jake
Wallick
Conductor Dies in Warren Hotel Lobby
Iran Cooper, longtime passenger conductor on Northwestern road Madison division, died in the lobby of the Warren hotel last night. Death attributed to heart failure.
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United Press
Rarabnoe
Iran Cooper
Madison
Northwestern Road
Warren Hotel
Woman Killed in Auto Collision Near Milwaukee
Mrs Christian Dolge of Milwaukee was killed when thrown from the car as it overturned at a turn near Hartland Nashotah while driving toward Milwaukee. Christian Dolge was at the wheel. others in the vehicle had minor injuries. A truck was involved in the accident driven by KH T Doran of Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Hartland
Nashotal
Christian Dolge
KH. T. Doran
Lenroot Warned on Tariff Vote in Senate
Wisconsin Republican Senator Lenroot warned that he would vote against the tariff bill if high duties, such as a 12 cent a pound duty on shelled almonds, are included. He spoke after opposing the almond duty alongside California Republicans Johnson and Short, and the Almond Growers Association. He said he favors protection but opposes exhorbitant duties and the looped incentives within the bill.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Johnson
Oles Reverses Stance On Mayoral Quit Bid
Youngstown leader Cheethorne L. Oles abandons quitting plans after Willim G. Reese declares resignation and moves to court fight. Oles challenges legality of withdrawal, Church to rule by Thursday. Reese auto becomes mayor as clash with council and budget cuts spark turmoil. Weather notes and stray local observations follow.
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United Press
Youngstown
Cheethorne L. Oles
Youngtown
Willim GS. Reese
Hatter
Soylon
Gles
United Prexk
Church
Ree
Gies
Ther
Department Te Ated
Civil Service
Maniac blamed for shooting into a crowd
New York reports to United Press cite about a Fourth of July horror. About forty killed and over 250 injured nationwide as fireworks and a chaotic crowd scene produced numerous deaths including eleven in New York and forty five injuries. Other incidents include drownings, auto fatalities, and a shooting by a maniac during a fake battle in Pittsburgh.
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United Press
New York
Raporte
United Press Today
Pitsburg
Brazilian Army Revolt Rumor Reports Unconfirmed
An unconfirmed report claimed the Brazilian army revolted at 1 a.m. today with no confirmation from Rio de Janeiro by 22:20 p.m. Last week Marshal Fonzca, commander of the army and former president, was arrested then released. A decree closed the military club in Rio de Janeiro for six months and reprimanded Marshal Fengten for his conduct during unrest in Pernambuco.
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Dublin
Free State
Sackville Street
Rory O'Connor
Hammam
Granville
Gresham Hotel
Hamman
de Valera
Art Obrien
London
Leaghan O'Kelly
Paris
United Press
Huenge
Rio Dle Janeiro
Marshal Fonzca
Wettaral
Tin de Janeiro
Pessoa
Rio de Janeiro
Marshal Fengten
Pernamsnes
Government to seize German patents if necessary
Washington agencies say the Alien Property Custodian will reclaim hundreds of German patents and copyrights sold to the Chemical Foundation. If the foundation refuses, legal steps will follow under President Harding’s request to retain properties sold at a reduced rate for the government.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Chermical Foundation
Miller
Harding
Walks Across Mohave Desert Weight Loss Trekker Tale
Frank Meek of Danville Illinois traveled to Los Angeles by foot from 395 pounds to 224 pounds after crossing the Mohave Desert with four water carriers. He credits cross country hiking, Turkish baths, and dieting for his dramatic weight loss and plans to return by train.
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Asenciated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Frank Meek
Danville
Mohave Desert
Irip
Mohave
Daea
Sville
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Ireland
Exchange Telegraph
Free State Provisional Government
Army
Press Association
State Senate
Bea W. Hooper
Robertson
Dierla
FE. A. Uhrig
Millwaukee Western Fuel Company
Setto
Karl Mathie
Ben Hooper
Oles
Betz
Fatr Tontebt
Thunderahowers
Eftat Patilon
Innlzhis Warteer
Maniac
Republic
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