Majority of Rail Chiefs For Proposal
Washington reports a likely settlement of the rail strike as 400000 shopmen may be idle only days more. Officials say a majority of 148 railroad executives will accept President Harding's terms in New York, with shopmen ready to ratify in Chicago meetings. Jewell and Cuyler pledged to the plan after high level talks, protests anticipated as part of theatre of backing.
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James T. Kolbert
United Press
Washington
New York
Milley
Chicago
Bert M. Jewell
T. Dewitt Cuyler
Harding
Proclamation of Autonomy for Asia Minor Regions Issued by Greek High Commissioner
A proclamation by M Stergiadis, Greek high commissioner, declares a self governing regime for parts of Asia Minor under Greek occupation and establishes a Greek protectorate in line with Entente principles. Paris reports the Entente may void the move and the Athens government may be urged to withdraw it. otherwise it could be deemed valueless.
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Asia Minor
Associates Press
Amyroa
Agi
Minor
M. Stergiadis
Paris
Puwera
Nult
Constantinople
Thraces
London
Great Britain
France
Downink Street
Lloyd George
Poincare
Obenchain Jury Deadlocked 6 to 6 in murder case
Los Angeles jurors debating the fate of Madalynne Obenchain over J Reiton Kennedy's murder remain split six to six after 66 hours. Foreman Paddock reports no agreement. Judge Shenk orders continued deliberations and considers a new foreman upon counsel agreement.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Madalynne Obenchain
J. Reiton Kennedy
Foreman Paddock
Shenk
Jurge Shcock
Cunsel
Dr Gower Noted Organist Dies in Denver at 67
Col. Dr. John H. Gower aged 67, internationally known organ composer and expert, died in Denver after a brief illness following a paralytic stroke suffered three days earlier. News of his passing prompted tributes from musical circles worldwide.
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Associated Press
Denver
John H. Gower
Allied committees work on Germany report for reparations group
Paris reports that allied committees continue work on their findings from the recent Germany visit. The report and recommendations to the reparations committee are expected to be submitted by Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Paris
Allied Committees
Germany
Revision of Esch Cummins law sought by labor board
Washington D C revision of the Esch Cummins railroad supervision law will be proposed in Congress this week by the railroad labor board. Chairman Ben W Hooper said final details of the Harding compromise plan for ending the strike were discussed after a White House conference with President Harding. The changes will involve handling of labor disputes by the board, with details withheld. Legislation to make the board's decisions legally binding on railroads and workers is under administration review. Hooper said both sides would likely gain nothing by opposing board decisions and left for Chicago after the White House visit.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
Railroad Labor Board
Ben W. Hooper
Harding
White House
Hooper
Opixion
Labor Board
Chicago
White Hous
Wisconsin State Institutions Not in Immediate Coal Shutdown
United Press reports that none of Wisconsin's 29 state institutions face immediate shutdown for lack of coal. State chief engineer J G D Mack says institutions lack on hand supplies, with the University of Wisconsin at Madison holding about 3400 tons, enough to operate through a set period. Redistribution priority will apply, and the state canal will be affected in the coming months.
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Iby
Herbert B. Little
United Press
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
J. G. D. Mack
Uiser
State University At
Grecian Maiden To Replace Flapper At Convention
At the National Hair Dressers association three day convention in St Louis delegates say a Grecian maiden look with long flowing robes and sandals will replace the flapper. The style must fit straight line dresses with flowing sleeves and bobbed hair may be phased out under new fashion dictates.
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Associated Prees
St. Louis
National Hair Dressers’ Association
Dame Fashion
Water Supply Systems Approved in Wisconsin Regions
Special to The Northwest reports that water supply systems have been approved by the share board of health for Binne Mound Delavan Waukesha and Two Rivers. Investigations are pending for Columbus Tack Fett Rhinelander and Wisconsin Rapids.
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Share Board of Health
Binne Mound
Delavan
Waukesha
Two Rivers
Columbus
Tack Fett
Coal wholesalers in Wisconsin to meet on price and allocation
The Wisconsin fuel administrator appointed by the governor calls wholesale coal dealers to a Wednesday conference in Madison. The aim is to gather data on coal stocks and discuss distribution and potential state price setting and priority rights within a week. A follow up session is planned this afternoon as data collection continues.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Hoover
Borden
State Board of Public Affairs
J. E. Gertie
Railroad Commission
Edward Normin
John J. Mack
Fuel Administration
Death of Rev William Burgess noted author and reformer
Rev William Burgess longtime author and publicist for social reform died at his Des Plaines home in his eightieth year. Survived by five sons and three daughters, funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. interment private. Burgess served as executive secretary of the Illinois Vigilance association and authored works including The Bible in Shakespeare and The Religio of Kugkin, shaping reform discourse.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Burgess
Des Planes
Prank H. Burgess
the Inlandes
the la Crosse
Wis
Tribeme
W. Ol. Burgess
Central Trust Company of Linois
R. M. Wyoming
Walliam Milwaukee
Illinois
Ible
Ti Wan
Kugkin
Burgess
Windstorm Unroofed Factory at Appleton and Downed Trees
A severe windstorm last night damaged a Fox River factory in Appleton causing multiple thousands in losses. Several trees were uprooted and blown onto streets while a garage roof collapsed over a building. No injuries were reported. Trees also fell in Green Bay blocking streets.
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Appleton
Assoriated Press
Fox River
Green Bay
Conference Aims at Quick Rail Strike Settlement
Harding met with his cabinet and rail union leaders who went to Washington for talks. The outcome signals an anticipated early settlement as another meeting is scheduled in Chicago tomorrow to push for a resolution.
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Harding
Lckd Im
Chicago
Emergency coal rationing plan begun in Washington
Washington urgent coal rationing begins as central committee with Henry Spearhead oversees federal fuel distribution. Production reports show week total of 3 9 million tons versus 3 709 million prior, with anthracite nearly zero. Hoover notes three month maintenance needed. states seek fuel for public utilities. regional commissions to forward orders within 48 hours.
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Py Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Henry BR. Spearer
Washington
Geological Survey
Federal Fuel Distribution Committee
Hoover
Wanal
Federal Emergency Coal Central Organization
Mr. Hoover
New England
Denizens of Chicago Underworld Captured in Raids
More than 190 underworld figures were swept into view raids by police acting on a long investigation of conditions in the south and a broader probe of the exclusive north side, with further raids promised.
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United Press
Chicago
Unois
Warning Against Unofficial Colonization Promoters
The Commerce Department issued a warning against unofficial colonization promoters in South America. It notes that many Americans traveled south seeking land but found their lives disrupted by remote wilderness and questionable schemes. Public officials caution about schemes that attract settlers with misleading promises.
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Washington
D. Com
South America
Commerce Department
Ameras
South Amerea
Department
Posse Close On Trail Of Bank Bandits
A large Minnesota posse pressed the trail of three men suspected in the Hewitt bank robbery and the killing of Marshal George Williams. A deputy and bystander were wounded as the chase continued after a gunfight near Hewitt and Melrose, with the bandits fleeing into the woods and the posse growing since Saturday.
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Walted Presa
St. Cloud
Mane Joouge
Ward Springs
Inseht
Mra
Alex Henningkamp
Melrose
Henningkamp
Williama
Hewitt
Adagrisl
Anita
Parliament of China to Meet Tomorrow in Uncertain Start
The Parliament of China is expected to convene tomorrow for its first meeting since the turmoil. Uncertainty looms over member attendance and the ability to form a functioning body as efforts aim to restore a parliamentary government.
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Parliament OF
China
Rye Associated Press
Pehking
TNT
TM Penpre
Reunited China
Li Yuan Hank
Seluite
House of Representatives
Lipton to Attempt America's Cup Challenge Again
Yachting circles say Sir Thomas Lipton plans another attempt at the America's Cup. The New York report notes Lipton, who has long challenged for the trophy, intends to come to the United States in September with Shamrock V, possibly seeking a change in design or rig.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
Associated Press
New York
Thomas Lipton
United States
Will Challene
Americas
Volute
Thomias
Nobby Fas
Sir Thomas
Fas
Raf
Aloaps Te Behonners
Miss Miller and Pickford Married
Los Angeles California married at the home of the groom’s sister a ceremony joining Miss Miller and Pickford the couple planned a wedding voyage for their honeymoon but declined to name the destination as friends sent warm wishes from around the world
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Los Angeles
Calif
Frineas
Slater
Dacktoerd
Bow
Gramis
Forty Injured In Massive Gas Tank Explosion
United Press report from Chicago describes a catastrophic blast at the Pea pies Light and Gas Co. gas tank causing extensive damage within a wide radius. About forty injured, many workers, with twenty six taken to hospitals. A second adjacent tank remained undamaged as crews battled fires and rescue efforts, cranes toppled, flames soared and emergency teams rushed medics to the scene.
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United Prensa
Chicager HL
Peapies Light and Gas Company
Sharp rise in coal prices and shortages report
Nationwide stock of coal tightens as prices jump and shortages spread through industrial centers from Cleveland to Philadelphia. Government announces fuel allocation to start in forty eight hours amid talks of peace in the coal war. Utilities curb supply, substitutes scarce, and boiler fuel dark as dealers refuse orders. Northwest rationing noted and prices up to 24 dollars a ton in St Paul.
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United Dress
New York- Sharp
Cleveland
Dallas
Philadelphia
Uar
Northwest
St. Paul
Casualties in Herrin mine war total eight injured
A report from Associated Press tabulates casualties in the Herrin mine war. It cites eight known unhurt miners, with many dead or wounded in non-union and union forces, including several hospitalized in Herrin and Chicago.
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Herrin
Chicago
Florrin
Odfieus
Werrin
Chi- Cag
Ambush deaths and rebel trials dominate report
A chaotic dispatch outlines seven nationals killed in an ambush and a prosecutor's case against Russian rebels. It details captives, reinforcements for the Free Staters, and charges including assassination plots tied to figures like Mo Vaindarshe and Uriisky, with defendants lacking legal counsel.
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Dublin
Ton Oh
Koslenke
Mo Vaindarshe
Uriisky
Seiet
Petrograd
Lenin
Trotsky
Noted Head of Hospital Dies in Chicago
Chicago obituary reports sister Mary Rita Q, former superintendent of Mercy Hospital, a nationally known authority on hospital standardization, passed away yesterday. The story notes her two decades of leadership and impact on medical care.
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Chicago
Mary Rita Q
Mercy Hospital
Mars recovering from worst snowstorm of the season
United Press dispatch reports Mars easing after the season’s worst snowstorm. Astronomer T. G. Perle confirms Martian blizzard sighting on July 17. Flagstaff Observatory corroborates. Oshkosh observers note a bright white patch in the southern hemisphere near the Sea of Srttia Major, with varying estimates of area. Mars may be experiencing atmospheric waves over a broad region.
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United Press
Youngstown
Mars
Babe Ruth
Astronomical Apart Circles
T. G. Perle
Youngstown Astrono Mer
Perfector
Flagstaff
Aria
Reede
Marg
Oshkosh
Ralph Buckstauff
Sea of Srttia Major
Buckstall
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J. M. Burns
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W. H. Johnson
Edward J. Evana
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Chicago Underworld
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