Coal Miners Strike Faces White House Talks
President Harding convenes coal miners and operators for a White House conference as a nationwide walkout by shop workers and maintenance of way staff threatens rail service and fuel supplies. The strike follows disputes over wages and a federal labor board ruling, with union leaders urging restraint amid violence in southern Illinois.
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Germany
Rathenau
Dublin
Edward W. Pickard
Jewell
Acrafts
Pailway
Federal Labor Board
International Union
Railway Employees Department
Wilam St. Johnston
International Association of Manchinists
J. W. Kilne
International Brotherhood of Blacksmitths
Drop Tergers
Chat Ten Hooper
Labor Board
Firthermore
Bite
Teber
Russia
Shop Crafts International
White
Washington
Willaimeon County
Southern Witness
Herrin
President Wardings Labor Regulation Proposal Criticized
The American Moderation of Labor Special Policy Committee condemned President Wardings December testimony suggesting labor union regulation. The report to the Cincinnati convention warned of industrial feudalism propaganda reaching the White House and criticized the president for opposing labor's right to strike against oppression.
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Warding
Congress
Special Policy Committee
American Moderation of Labor
Cincinnati
White House
United States
Quittal for Governor Simal Reeled in Conspiratorial Charge
The quitted governor Simal of Hindis faced no proven misappropriation as jurors rejected links to stolen funds. His wife died of a stroke during a home celebration in Kankakee, drawing general sympathy but political opportunists amid bereavement. Reports mixed with bandit attacks in Templo region and offshore oil interests, with conflicting statements from authorities.
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Simal
Kankakee
Small
Russia Seeks Credits Before Debates At Conference
Litvinov and Soviet delegation enter The Tague conference with a demand for credits or goods as the first item. He asserts Russia prefers to buy abroad with credits, while cash is not necessary. British French and Italian experts resist, pushing for topics beyond credits before Russian private property debts and bond status can be discussed.
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Oviet
Russia
Latvinely
Tague
Wat
Litvinov
Britain
France
Italy
Litvinoff
Republicans lose ND Senate race in recall era shift
In North Dakota the AFFECTED Republicans allied with the Nonpartisan League defeated Senator Porter J McCumber for renomination and chose Lyon J Razter a recalled former governor to replace him McCumber served 23 years chaired the finance committee and ranked second in the foreign relations panel The move marks another blow to the old guard Wisconsin Democrats followed Minnesota by selecting Mrs Ben Hooper of Oshkosh as their Senate contender.
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North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Porter J. McCumber
Lyon J.razter
McCumber
Senae
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Senate
Ben ©. Hooper
Oshkosh
Cotton Campaign to be Reopened in July and August
South Carolina plans a fresh push to sign up 100000 more bales of cotton this summer as the state reports 433524 bales signed by May 15 and 7000 since then. County totals show Abbeville 6189 Aiken 9046 Allendale 1985 Anderson 15619 Bamberg 4570 Calhoun 24136 Cherokee 14 Chester 9242 Chesterfield 10901 Clarendon 8212 Colleton 1049 Darlington 26363 Dillon 17243 Dorchester 7746 Edgefield 4985 Fairfield 7592 Florence 9588 Greenville 12719 Greenwood 10416 Hampton 240 Horry 25 Kershaw 10523 Lancaster 6977 Laurens 17446 Lee 18983 Lexington 5891 McCormick 4297 Marion 7010 Marlboro 36890 Newberry 9070 Oconee 4560 Orangeburg 47960 Pickens 6070 Richland 12194 Saluda 2404 Spartanburg 14197 Sumter 25586 Union 3077 Williamsburg 3347 York 11620 State Farm 575. The association aims to become the largest in the belt with 150900 more bales signed. Plans for the 1922 crop are under refinement as directors weigh duties and opportunities.
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Columbia
South Carolina Cotton Growers’ Cooperative Association
Abbeville
Aiken
Allendale
Anderson
Bamberg
Barnwell
Calhoun
Cherokee
Chester
Chesterfield
Clarendon
Colleton
Darlington
Dillon
Dorchester
Edgefield
Fairfield
Florence
Greenville
Greenwood
Hampton
Horry
Kershaw
Lancaster
Laurens
Lee
Lexington
McCormick
Marion
Marlboro
Newberry
Oconee
Orangeburg
Pickens
Richland
Saluda
Spartanburg
Sumitter
Union
Williamsburg
York
State Farm
South Carolina
H. C. Booker
Governor Harvey Delays Pardons Amid Clemency Petitions
Governor Harvey has not granted pardons parole or commutations in over a month claiming faith in jury verdicts and strict law enforcement. Petitions continue to arrive daily with some deemed merit while many are considered flimsy as delegations visit Columbia.
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Harvey
Columbia
May Sign Free Grass Act Exemption Sought in Berkeley
Governor Harvey considers signing the Berkeley county stock law exemption bill passed by the last assembly. He supports the stock law in general but fears renewed requests after a temporary exemption ending January 1923. He may sign if residents refrain from ongoing exemptions after this year.
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Harvey
General Assembly
Berkeley County
Berkeley
Isle of Palms Railroad Declared Safe After Inspection
South Carolina railroad commission inspectors judged the Isle of Palms railroad in the best condition in five years. Chairman Frank Shealy stated a complete asset inspection found the railway absolutely safe. Hundreds of new piles have been added to trestles in six months.
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South Carolina Railroad Commission
Isle of Palms
Frank Shealy
Shealy
Collect Gasoline Tax Totals And Distribution Details
The tax commission announced May gasoline tax receipts totaling 372 278 62. Including March and April, the grand total to date is about 214 000. March receipts were around 68 000 and April about 74 000. Half funds the state general fund, half to counties for road building. County distributions follow property value ratios. Delinquents are excluded from these figures and a stricter collection policy may be enforced.
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Tax Commission
Cooperative Plan Leases Quarters in City Building
The South Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Association leases the second and third floors of the old Masonic temple at 1425 Main Street for its headquarters. Offices include administration disbursing receiving pools concentration and sales management. The move aims to ready the organization to handle a large cotton crop as soon as the first bale is delivered.
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Co-operative Plan
Masonic Temple
Main Street
South Carolina Cotton Growers’ Co-operative Association
Postmaster Examinations Announced for South Carolina Towns
Washington special report lists second class exams on July 18 to fill imminent vacancies in Beaufort Orangeburg and Winnsboro with salaries 2400 for Beaufort and Winnsboro and 3000 for Orangeburg. Third class exams set for July 16 to fill vacancies at Blacksburg Brunson Chesterfield Eastover Jonesville Liberty Ridge Springs and St George.
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Washington
Beaufort
Orangeburg
Winnsboro
Blacksburg
Brunson
Chesterfield
Eastover
Jonesville
Liberty
Ridge Springs
St. George
Tanlac credited with decades of indigestion relief
KR H Bowron of Los Angeles says Tanlac cured a forty year digestive misery. He claims persistent stoma weakness, nerves, and poor sleep improved after taking Tanlac, allowing hearty meals and good health. The testimonial notes Tanlac is sold by reputable druggists.
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Tantac
KR. H. Bowron
17Th St
Los Angeles
Cal
Tanlac
Tunlauc
Woman Recovers Strength After Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Mrs. Pat Maser of St. Paul Minnesota describes chronic fatigue and painful periods. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health, allowing her to work without back pain. She endorses the medicine and offers the letter as a testimonial.
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St. Paul, Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EK
Pinkham
Pat. Maser
Winslow St
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