Wage Chairman Promises Speed on Rail Wage Decision
Chicago reports say President Wilson asked the railroad labor board to expedite its wage award. The board and officials disclosed the telegram, marking it personal and confidential. A deadlock persists as unions press for higher pay while railroads resist and talks resume.
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Associated Press
Chicago
NHL
Railroad Labor Board
Wilson
Wharton
Foot I
CP. Carrnthers
Washington
Carruthers
Washington, D. C
Railway Isher
W. L. McMenimen
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
White House
McMenimen
Railway Labor Board
Ram Barton
Oy Lim
Mids Barton
Barton
Tumuley
Northwestern Will Post You On San Francisco Convention
The Northwestern announces extensive coverage of the Democratic national convention in San Francisco next week. It promises thorough reporting with AP and United Press services, feature articles by noted writers, and special attention to the Wisconsin delegation, delivering daily, timely updates to readers.
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San Francisco
United States
Northwestern
Chicago
Associated Press
United Press
Wisconsin
Golden Gate City
Union rail conflicts threaten future coal famine
Washington reports union tensions over railway issues may stall coal production next winter. Officials say 135,000,000 tons of gritty coal behind normal output due to outlaw strikes and mine stoppages. Key factor is car availability, with priority orders easing mobility and switchmen strikes delaying Eastern shipments.
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Brotherhood
Wilsons
R. M. Barton
Poara
United Press
Washington, DC
National Coal Association
Morrow
Interstate Commerce Commission
jJas
East
Baltimore
Washington
W_ NX
Doak
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Tainmen
Call to Conservatives for Fourth Term Bid in Wisconsin
Associated Press reports a conservative Republican state conference to name a fourth term candidate for governor, draft a state platform, and decide the nomination process. The July 14 meeting, attended by about Republicans and Governor Philipp, set the plan for county delegates to participate.
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Philipp
Associated Press
Madison
Philipm
Wille
Tn Dend
Delegarrean
Fourteen Awaiting Deportation Freed by Federal Judge
In Boston fourteen aliens held on habeas corpus petitions were ordered released by Judge George W. Anderson. The court ruled the Communist Party members are not a party of force and violence, ending their detention in the deportation proceedings.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
George W . Anderson
Licals
Communist Party
Wilson favors strong ratification of League Covenant
Reports from San Francisco say President Wilson told Democratic delegates the league of nations needs a strong affirmative declaration for immediate ratification without crippling reservations. Virginia Senator Carter Glass said the president’s mind favors this approach and declined to reveal platform specifics.
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LC Martin
United Press
Sao Francisco
Wilson
Democratie
Ireland
Democratc
League of Nations
Carter Glass
Virginia
White House
Glass
Bryan
Bevan
Xaifi Glass
Aladoo
Wvirginia
McAdoo
Glasa
Palmer
Glaas
Washington
San Francisco
Terro
William J Bryyan
Shriners Remain for Portland Rose Festival
The final session of the imperial airbrine council brought in nobles of the Mystic Shrine for the Portland Rose Festival. Visitors stayed for events including an elaborate parade and a massed band concert with seventy bands.
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Associated Presa
Porthiad
Gren
Imperial Airbrine Council
Portland
Fisheries treaty plans opposed in Senate letter
Senator Jones of the Senate Merchant Marine Committee objects to a proposed US Britain fisheries treaty. He warns it would grant Canadian vessels preferential port privileges for at least seventeen years and open Great Lakes and California ports to foreign operations. He calls hearings inadequate and questions US access and safeguards.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Great Britain
North Atlantic
Pacific
Jones
Senate Merchant Marine Committee
Colby
Japan
Great Lakes
Gulf
California
Was Landis Out of Bounds in Berger Appeal
Appellate Judges Paige Arschuler and Baker filed a certificate of advice with the U S Supreme Court over Victor L Berger and four Socialist leaders. They seek a ruling on whether Federal Judge Landis erred in denying Berger a change of venue amid claims of prejudice against German Americans. An affidavit cites remarks attributed to Landis about German Americans as disloyal, though stenographic trial reports contain no record of the statements.
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Thin
Rene
Victor Berger
United Press
Chicago
Paige, Arschuler
Baker
United States Supreme Court
Victor L. Berger
Supreme Court
Landis
Berger
Baeger
Knights of Columbus Elect State Officers at Chippewa Falls
The State Knights of Columbus elected state deputy in Chippewa Falls during the closing session on Wednesday. Thomas A. Delaney Green Bay was named state secretary and J J Jameson Shullsburg state treasurer. Robt Rolfs West Bend state advocate. Ed S Quistorf Ashland warden. Delegates to the supreme council were chosen to meet in New York in August. A banquet at Irving Park hosted the delegates by Goldsmith council.
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United Presa Fen Claire
W. G. Keim
Chippewas Falla
Knights of Columbus
Chippewa Falls
Whham
Nuss
Black men and women held for investigation in Missouri raid
Seventeen Black men and women were seized by detectives in South St. Joseph during a raid on a Black person rooming house. They are held for investigation into the death of a young woman found near Lake Contrary. Parts of an iron bedstead linked to the victim were found near the arrest sites.
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Associated Press
Joseph, Mo
Voller
South St. Joseph
Lake Contrary
Hera
Baltimore Fire Devours Buildings Sparking Massive Loss
A late night blaze in Baltimore, Maryland destroyed several stores and caused major damage valued at about 3.509 million dollars. Firefighters battled the flames as roofs collapsed and water damage spread, with authorities noting the fire’s spread through the commercial district. More details from United Press indicate a chaotic scene as crews fought the blaze through dawn.
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United Press
Baltimore
Dawntown
G A R Chief Not Ill Returns Home
Columbus report says G A R commander in chief Daniel M Hall arrived home after rumors of critical illness in Syracuse New York were denied by the general. He stated he had not been seriously ill and is back in the city.
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Associated Presa
Columbus
Daniel M. Hall
Syracuse
West Palm Beach population soars since 1910 census
United Press reports West Palm Beach has grown 396.8 percent since 1970. Census figures show the town rising from 1,742 residents in 1910 to 3,653, marking a substantial population increase.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
United Press
Washington
Weat Palm
Weat Palm Beach
Moose Order Convention Set for Toledo in 1921
The Loyal Order of Moose will hold its annual meeting in Toledo in 1921, awarding the convention to the city and noting this may be the last such event held away from Mooseheart. Delegates discussed care for the moron and the deficient child and whether to admit them at Mooseheart or place them elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Aurora
Order of Moose
Mooseheart
Toledo
Missouri Republicans Move to Clean House in Missouri
Associated Press report from Sedalia outlines a push by J. F. Hull and northwest Missouri Republicans to convene a state wide meeting to oust Missouri leaders Jacob L. Gabler and W. L. Cole over alleged preconvention financing from Lowden camps. A letter from former Gov. Bert S Bradley applauds the effort while Gov. Ashley notes long standing Missouri political practices.
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Associated Press
Sedalia
Mic
Missouri
WC Pierce
J. F. Hull
Jacobl. Gabler
W. L. Cole
United States
Rabler
Cole
Tion
Hadley
Yeitra
Tennessee suffrage fight notes on ratification path
Washington reports Attorney General Frierson advised Governor Roberts that Tennessee could ratify the federal suffrage amendment through legislature action without a public ballot. The Tennessee governor plans a special session to consider ratification amid differing court interpretations and political momentum.
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Frierson
Roberts
Tennessee
United States Supreme Court
Ohio
Tywan
Witsoo
Ming Alice Paul
Woman's Party
Robert
Paul
Vermont
Waited
Nashville
Tenn
United States Supreme’ Court
Fourteen Firms Indicted in U S Stock Fraud Sweep
Fourteen firms including Ranger Gil, Williams Oil, Great Western Penoleum and Crown Oil are indicted for using mail fraud to deceive investors. Brokers Buckney Hawkinson Colclough, Curtis Packer, United Securities and others face charges of misrepresenting property values and channeling dividends from newly raised funds. Federal agents in major cities began rounding up defendants as the nationwide probe targets stock swindles totaling millions over recent months.
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Associated Preado
New York
Federal Grand Jury
Pha
Ranger Gil Company
W. Py Williams Oil Company
Great Western Penoleum Corporation
Crown Qoh Company
Buckney, Hawkinson & Colclough
Boston
Curtis Packer & Co
United Securities Company
H. Kent Holmes & Co
H. Morgan Pollock & Co
Thompson Jamen & Co
Crossman, Sherman & Co
George A. Lamb & Co
PLM
Fuller & Co
Greenbaum
Bigelow & Greenbaum
Expelled From Exchange Allan R Ryan Faces Conduct Charge
Allan R Ryan chairman of Stutz Motor Car Company was expelled from the New York Stock Exchange after a long session in which officials questioned brokers over an alleged corner in Stutz stock. The board cited conduct inconsistent with just and equitable principles of trade. Ryan criticized the process and vowed redress, signaling potential litigation against the exchange.
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Allen R. Ryan
Associated Presa
New York
Allan R. Ryan
Stutz Motor Car Company
New York Stock ‘Exchange
Bute
Tina Wear
Taday
Board of Governors
Bokers
Jogi March
Ryan
Afr Rivan
Mr. Ryan
Fond du Lac Raid Reveals Large Still Near Highway
Federal agents raided a home on the Vandynre highway five miles from Fond du Lac and found a large still with mash and twenty five gallons of raisin whisky. Deputy U S Marshal William J. Smith-Cormick led the operation with sheriff’s deputies. One man, Steve Hotek, hid under hay and claimed no part in moonshine. Authorities seek the man who lived in the house and note the owner had reportedly moved to Milwaukee or Green Bay about a week ago.
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Vandynre
United States Marana
Wiliam J. Smtecormick
Sherifin
Tran
Steve Hotek
Houe
Anick
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Hia
Tla
Twins Harding and Coolidge Born to Madison Township Farmers
Twin boys born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Enoa White farmers living in Madison Township have been named Herdine and Coolidge.
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Enoa White
Madison
Township
Fine
Coolidge
Democrats' 1920 nominees teased as race narrows
Harold Jacobs surveys Democratic candidates and strategies for the 1920 nominating contest. Palmer and Cox vie for early ballot strength. Davis dark-horse backers seek second-choice delegates. McAdoo and Edwards hinge on labor and states’ rights, while Marshall aiming as peacemaker. Edwards threatens withdrawal over a not plank. Brown predicts labor-beer alignments could spark a third party.
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Harold JD. Jacobs
United Press
San Francisco
Calif
Palmer—Wul
Leonard Wood
Chicago
Makloy
James A. Cox
Middle West
Weat
East
Palmer
Bards
Ohio
Warren G. Karding
Edward J. Edwards
Ambaraidor
John W. Davis
Robert T. Owen
W. J. Bryan
Wiliam G McAdoo
Thomas R. Marshall
Carter Glags
Hia
Bainbridge Calby
Giasa
McAdoo
Secretary of Agriculture
T. Meredith
Alfred
Smith
Gilbert M Hitchcock
Homer S. Cummings
James W. Gerard
EF. M. Simmons
H. J. Trown
Edwards
New Jersey
Brown
Oshkosh Supreme Court Finds Two Cases On City Franchises
The Wisconsin Supreme Court affirmed two Oshkosh and Winnebago County rulings. The first involves City of Oshkosh v Eastern Wisconsin Electric Co regarding a 1903 franchise with annual payments of 16400 and a claimed 3900 due. the second, State ex rel Oshkosh Country Club v Petrick, upholds a $27500 land and building valuation by the town board of review, with jurisdiction questions settled.
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Supreme Court
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Oshkosh
Winnebago County
City of
Eastern Wisconsin Electric Company
EasternWisconsin Electric Company
Theelectric Company
Ftaelf
Circuit Court
G. W Burhell
Petrick
Black Wolf
Williams & Williams
Bouck, Hilton, Kluwin al Dempsey
Mexican Revolts Denied by Foreign Office Statement
Officials deny reports of revolts across the country. Only the Villa movement in Chihuahua noted. otherwise the country remains peaceful according to a foreign office statement issued tonight.
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Associated Press
Westen City
Foreign Office
Chihuahuea
Bre
Wilson May Run in Uncertain Democratic Nomination
Washington dispatch notes President Wilson has not ruled out a third term as Democratic leaders weigh a San Francisco convention. officials offer no decisive stance while speculation centers on a potential candidacy and the league of nations platform. Harding remains off campaign, Wilson may delay until platform clarity emerges.
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San Francisco
Wilson
White House
Leagues of Nations
Northwestern
Air
League of Nations
Carter Glass
Virginia
Eookerman
San Francines
League
Cef
Willson
Munsco
Harding
America
Louis Seybold
John W. Davis
Great Britain
William G. McAdoo
F. WC
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