Labor Tensions Roil Railways and Global Talks
President Harding backs federal railway labor aid amid a possible strike by maintenance workers. Union leaders warn of action if voted, while the labor board contends wage disputes and contracts threaten the transportation act. Concurrently, tariff debates and a pending bonus bill dominate Congress as international diplomacy unfolds at The Hague and in Ireland China and other regions show rising unrest.
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Tarding
Federal Railway
Ccabinet
Bar Board
Ben Wooper
Labor Board
Marky
Indiana
Indiana Usarbor Beltratld
Railroad Labor Board
Allway
Iy American Federation of Labor
Asue
A. F
Navy appropriation bill passes Senate with personnel action final
The Senate approved the naval appropriation bill allocating about $six thousand for enlisted personnel and carrying roughly $295.15 million, sending it to conference with the House. Amendments on withdrawing Marines from Haiti the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua were defeated after a long debate.
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House
Ijfuiti
Dominican Republic
Nicaragua
OVERT RUSSIAN ECONOMIC POLICY EXPANDED
The International commission considers Russia’s moves under Litvinoff now expanding the all Russian central executive committee scope of new economic policy by redefining private property rights regulating contracts reintroducing lawyers and public prosecutors and re establishing civic law as the guarantee issue nears resolution.
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Oviet
Russia
International Commission
The
Hague
Lit- Vinoff
Treaty ratifications expected from United States and Tokyo
A BOME was given to the Yap treaty with the United States by the ayainese privy council and letters of ratification will soon be received in Washington. Other Washington conference treaties will be ratified early in July, advices from Tokio indicate.
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Ayainese Privy Council
Washington
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Congress
Henry Ford
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Norris
Maj. J. H. Burns
War Department Ordnance Bureau
Department
Congressional
Hughes
Izetta Jewel Brown
Fairmount
W. Va
United States Senate
J Morton Howell Named First American Minister to Beyvot
Ohio born J Morton Howell became the first American minister to Beyvot after a swift presidential nomination by Startling and senate confirmation. Howell previously served as American diplomatic agent and consul general in Egypt, denoting his seasoned foreign service background.
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U. S. Signal School
Camp Vail
New York
Wl. S
Isobel
Nunchang
China
J. Morton Lowell
Ohio
Egypt
J Morton Howell
Beyvot
Startling
Senate
Howell
Woman Candidate Seeks Senate Nomination in Minnesota
Graton Frank Kellogg seeks another term as Republicans nominate him. The Democratic primaries nominate Mrs Anna Dickie Olesen, first major party woman candidate for Minnesota’s Senate, after she defeated Thomas Melghen by thousands. Olesen, a McAdoo floor manager in 1920, joins another rising figure Mrs Isetta Jewell Brown of West Virginia who declares candidacy for the senate pending August primaries.
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Frank Kellogg
Minnesota
Anna Dickle Olesen
Thomas Melghen
Olesen
McAdoo
Isetta Jewell Brown
West Virginia
Senate
Global Events Patchwork Echoes Turmoil and Meetings
A mixed international roundup notes the Yap United States treaty under Japanese mandate, Sun Yat Sen's disappearance, Mexico tramway strike settlement, and Wilson assassination shock in England. Wu Tingfang dies in Canton, an anarchist attack in Montevideo, Chen Chiung Min’s troops seize Canton, and Sun Yat Sen likely escapes. Kwanians in Toronto gather for their sixth annual convention while tariff debate heats Senate. Congress adopts watchful stance on an anticipated railroad strike as Loyal Legion elders urge factual school history.
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Li Yuan-hung
Chen
Canton
Sun Yat Sen
Pekin
United States
Privy Council
Shanghai
Mexico Tramway Company
Sir Henry Hughes Wilson
England
Wu Ting Wang
Washington
Reuter
Aragon
Montevideo
Benigno Herrera Salazar
Chen Chiung-Min
San Yat- Sen
Senate
Watson
Indiana
Simmons
North Carolina
Congress
Abs
John A. Logan
The
Dames of the Loyal Legion
Washington Debates Labor Ledger and Muscle Shoals Fate
Senate hearings address alleged banking railroad and industrial combine that harms labor. Muscle Shoals policy debate continues with Norris guiding a plan toward a final recommendation and potential government actions. President Harding responds cautiously to Philippine independence requests amid mission discussions.
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W. Jett Lauck
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
L. F. Loree
Delaware and Hudson
Harding
Philippinesland
J. J. Britt
House
North Carolina
I Sepa
New Treasure Hunts Announced In New York
News notes two organized treasure hunts to be on the way from New York City. Other items mention Jule Garrett abducted and whipped near Deep River church, and remarks by A K Kroh on dealer co operation. Also reports on labor strikes in Herrin and Arkansas Cotton Growers seeking War Finance support. Marconi predicts world wide radio adoption.
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Wye River
Canada
New York
Belgian Congo
New York City
Jule Garrett
Jamestown
N. C
Deep River Church
Pawtucket
R. 1
Arkansas Cotton Growers' Co-operative Association
War Finance Corporation
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Tanlac Brings Cure for Stomach Ailments in St Louis Man
H Mohr of 1129 Yourth St St Louis says three bottles of Tanlac restored appetite and reduced gas heart pressure and pains. He reports gaining weight and no longer suffers headaches or dizziness. Tanlac is sold by druggists.
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H. Mohr
1129
Yourth St
St. Louis
Rule With No Exceptions
A witty maxim about wealthy bachelors showing that a rich older man can be hard to impress but a woman who says no can remain firm. The piece emphasizes restraint and clear boundaries in dating dynamics.
See America First Originator Question
The originator of the See America First movement is identified as Columbus in the questioned exchange.
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America
Columbus
Quip Over Dick’s Coloring Sparks Courtroom Jab
A brief exchange mocks how color and temper stirred whispers in a debate. The remark references Dick’s alleged traits and a figure labeled TP contrasts the accusation with a defensive stance.
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