Harding Plan Offered to Principals
President Harding proposes federal arbitration of the nationwide mine strike with a three operator, three miner, five public representative commission. It would set a new wage scale by August 10 and resume mining pending findings, with a lasting report due by March 1 1923. The plan seeks exhaustive industry inquiry and congressional funding.
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United Press
Washington
Harding
White House
Congress
Cnal
Rail Strike Situation Warps Rail Work Across States
Federal marshals and state troops guard rail yards in Illinois Missouri Kansas and Arkansas as strikers form circles around shops at Parsons and Bloomington seeking to block operations. Injunctions curb interference while authorities pledge sufficient marshals to preserve order.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago & Alton
Bloomington
Wishops
Jones
Mornvon
Uwocoms
Sterling
Spritfield
Danville
Clininn
Bloemimeton
Kansas National Guardsmen Guard
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Parsons
Kaw
United States
Chatee
Burlington
Aurora
Nebraska
Daugherty
Washington
Harling
Slaterroor
Kan
Tron
Arkansas
Hoxie
Sissons Pacific
Illinois Central
Wabash
Chicasa & Northwestern Ales
Ruth Way Be Transferred to White Sox
An Associated Press report from Cleveland claims the White Sox are negotiating to acquire Babe Ruth from the Yankees in a deal involving Ruth Ward Watc Hoyt or Carl Mays. The proposed trade would send Eddie Collins Amos Strunk and another White Sox player plus a large cash payment to New York, with Chicago denying active negotiations.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
White Sox
Cleveland News
New York
Ruth Ward
Watc Hoyt
Carl Mays
Chicago
Yankees
Eddie Collins
Amos Strunk
Stary
Harry Graciiner
Chirago
Barhy
Harry Graciner
Grashiner
Former enemy owned patents tied to Sam inquiry
The New York president of an incorporated firm was ordered to return to the Alien Property Custodian all former enemy owned patents sold to the foundation. The demand came as Garvan, the custodian, was subpoenaed to testify before a federal grand jury as officials pursued examination and book submissions related to the case.
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Angle Sam
Hy Limited
New York
Tion
Mally
Mgr. Garvan
Fred WW Wilson
Thomas W. Muvier
Garvan
Tomarrow
Auto Hit by Train Kills Five Teens
A Chicago party of five youths, Teser Calhoun James Walsh and three others, were killed or injured when their auto collided with a Chicago & Northwestern train at Lake Bluff while en route to Lake Beulah. All were from Chicago.
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United Press
Waukegan
Teser Calhoun
James Walsh
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Lake Bluff
Lake Beulah
Police search woods near Milwaukee for attacking degenerate
United Press reports Milwaukee police are hunting woods around North Milwaukee for a degenerate who tried to assault Mrs Marie l with a baby. She resisted at the door and fought him until help arrived as neighbors aided. The assailant has terrorized the northern city area, attacking children and women.
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United Press
Wilwaukee
Milwaukee
Jobr Mariel
Marcel
Plan Of President Backed By Government On Coal Dispute
President Harding proposed immediate settlement of the coal crisis in a plan to open mines with full government support. Miners head John L Lewis and operators leaders met and adjourned to consult, while congress may be empowered to act. Operators pledged careful consideration. miners demanded a national settlement and broader talks.
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Harding
Associated Press
Washington
Lewis
John Fi. Lewis
A. M. Ole
Sertion
M4 Associates
Vomsd
Cep
Appeal in Standard Oil rebate case heard
Madison judge took under advisement the appeal of the Standard Oil company of Indiana against the state department of markets order restraining rebates and discriminatory commissions to filling station dealers. The company contends the methods are a right of competition while the department argues the order targets such practices.
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United Press
Madison
Standard Oil Company
Iadiana
State Department of Markets
FE. Ray Stevens
Dane County District Court
Alvin C. Reis
Tornado Wipes Out St Charles S D Town
Tornado devastates St Charles South Dakota leaving one dead and many injured. Property damage exceeds 776000 as practically every building in the 140 resident town is destroyed or severely damaged. The storm’s path affected Gregory County with further reports of crop damage and rain relief in wider Midwest areas.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
St Charles
Renesteel
St Charlies
Shoux City
Vaulted Press
Chicago
HLA
Green Bay
Waisankoe
Nilee Perth
Here
Racine Racine
Madison Madison
Appleton
Stii Il
United States Wheat and Corn Production Predicted Above Five Year Average
The Department of Agriculture estimates this year will yield 817.9 million bushels of wheat and 2.460 billion bushels of corn. Winter wheat at 565.09 million bushels and spring wheat at 1.245 billion. overall wheat condition around 78 percent of normal. Oats forecast 1.127 billion and barley 192 million bushels. cotton at 13.19 million bales. tobacco 1.415 billion pounds. Remaining on farm duty about 4 percent of last year.
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Department of Agriculture
United Brea
Washington
Merica
Employment Rising, Labor Dept Summary Declares
The Labor Department reports employment increasing steadily across 64 leading cities for the month. Director Jones notes a labor shortage growing, especially in the building trades, with skilled manpower already scarce as general economies improve.
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Summary OF Labor Department
Labor Department
Halanes
Omary
Jones
Employment Laereiee
Sean
Street Railway Employes Ballot Favor Strike Vote
United Press reports street railway employes vote on a strike. Early returns show an overwhelming preference for a walkout in response to a proposed wage decrease. Ballot details indicate a strong union stance and unity among workers.
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United Press
Falls From Pier Drowns Near City Harbor
An Associated Press report says a man fell from a pier and drowned Sunday afternoon. The incident occurred at a waterfront location as emergency crews recovered the body. The victim, described as a resident of the area, was later identified in official notices. Details on the exact location and time of the accident were limited in the fragmented text.
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Associated Press
Madinam Ri Oi Hellet
Wisromain Payehiatile
Muwankee
State goes on market after road cement crisis
The Wisconsin Highway Commission announces state cement purchases after Marquette Cement failed to deliver 50 Thomas barrels for road projects. Prices rise by about 20,000 dollars as the state shifts to Chicago cement suppliers. Trakesen notes 449 miles of new surfaced roads will be built this year, with Dodge, Greene, Watertown, and Mantra area construction plans already underway.
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United Ef
Madison
Wire
Wisconsin
Thomas
Maravelle Cement Company
Marquette Company
Wonderid Alt Othey Mills
Trakelsen
Watertown
Mantra
Striking Shopmen Ignore Railroad Ultimatum in Chicago Area
United Area Chicago strike tension rises as shopmen reject the railroad ultimatum to return to work. Reports say some workers at Southern Park shops claim back pay and rights, while union leaders deny concessions. Affected centers include Sacramento and other Southern Pacific routes as the strike widens with few workers crossing picket lines.
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United Area
Chicago
Strikine
Talis
Remig
Rieperta
Panellio Canal
Ain
Southern Park
Alder
Movement to Lower Express Rates Initiated by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders a thorough investigation into express rate levels amid various complaints that charges for commodities are unreasonable. The commission will study the entire express rate situation to determine the feasibility of measures within weeks.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Interstate
Bridge Blows Cut Rail Link in Louth Amid Turmoil
Reports from Ireland say a bridge at Dunleer, County Louth, was blown up along with four more, severing rail communication between Dublin and Belfast. Military units moved prisoners, while fighting and rumors swirl around Cathal Brugha’s funeral and De Valera’s possible moves as tensions rise.
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Dunleer
County Louth
Belfast
Lunlerc
Helfast
Dublin
Peter Ta
Fandon-Luatesl
Ireland
Cork
Fiinanoie Voderai
Plang
Cathal Brugha
George Muarlenagh
United Press
Amonn de Valera
Khugha
Joe Valeras
de Valera
Newsprint price changes spark industry debate
An article discusses paper mill newsprint price shifts from seven to seven and a half dollars per ton, prompting reaction from H. Paley of the American Newspaper Publishing Association. It notes production months and rising demand, with manufacturers arguing for higher costs while opponents cite capacity and recent market conditions.
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Paley
Amercian
PuldiGtogat
Palminr
Advan
Cape
St Paul Secures Against 8 M Jewell Restraining Order
A temporary restraining order was issued in federal court against M Jewell, president of the shop crafts federation, barring interference with employees of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul road at points on the system. The order returns on a date when Jewell and others may be cited to show cause why a permanent injunction should not be issued.
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United P Ress
Milwaukee
Bom Jewell
Shop Crafts Federation
Chipawa
Milwaukee & St. Paul
FF. A. Geiger Theoder Mide
Jewell
Chicago
Rail counsel meets with Daugherty amid rail security push
Washington reports Attorney General Daugherty after a White House briefing authorized deputy marshals to guard mail trains in the Midwest and Southwest. He cited order preservation and uninterrupted postal transport as key aims.
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United States
Daugherty
United Press
Washington
Midwest
Southwest
Harding
T. Mairshals
Lfe
Maila
Vicnr AM
A. P. Thom
Rhea Association of Rail Way Federatives
Attorneyneral T Daugherty
Gasoline hearings to start soon says La Follette
Washington, DC. Hearing before the Senate manufactures committee will begin within a few days to probe soaring gasoline prices. Senator La Follette, chairman, said initial testimony will come from gasoline producers and distributors. Later testimony from auto makers and carriers will follow over several weeks. If price increases lack justification a conference may be held akin to Hoover’s meeting with oil operators to fix maximum prices.
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LA Follette
Washington, DC
Senate Manufactures Committee
Senwlar Fa Follette
Wisvonir
Rail
Gsisahme
Automobile
Automobile Cis
Serretary Hoover
Weather forecast fragment for Wisconsin and surrounding region
Partly cloudy conditions with sun this day. Forecast calls for cloudy skies and showers in the southeast tonight and in the northeast tomorrow. Local observations note some variability and expected tailing weather patterns across Wisconsin sections.
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Wisconsin
Paty
Lextreme
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Repube
ST. Paul
Ohio
Alfred P. Thom
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Pirie Railroad
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