Predictions On Rail Shopmen Vote By July1
Cincinnati dispatch reports the executive council of all shop crafts unions orders a triple ballot poll of about 400 000 railway shopmen on three questions including time and a half for overtime wage rules and wage cuts. Chicago notes wage reductions order threatens July 1 paralysis. hearings to follow.
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CINCINNATI
Associated Press
all shop crafts
B. M. Jowell
Chicago
Saven
mbor
sorf
CHIGAGO
Suike ballois
midway
United States railroad labor board
pnions
B. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Cardinal Cardine Warns Against Irish Dissension
Ireland's Cardinal Logue in Haggardstown warns that internal dissension risks losing the long hoped for freedom, saying unity is essential to avoid chaos. Reports from Belfast note near abandonment of Belleek and other towns as noncombatants flee amid shifting political influences and military movements related to the Petligoe situation and Roscommon meeting.
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BELFAST
DPressj
Belleck
Fermanagh
Petligoe
beren
London
Michael Callins
Roscom
Princess Marie of Romania Marries King Alexander of Yugoslavia
Belgrade greets Princess Marie at her arrival for the wedding to King Alexander. A royal procession with 1200 voices and 1400 singers flags and arch crowns the moment as Romania’s entourage sails in escorted by Yugoslav ships and air power. Bread and salt greet the bride.
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BELGRADE
Marie
Ruvania
Alexander
Jugo- Slavia
Imayor
Ferdinand
Danube
Slavia
Romania
Senate plan keeps warship work at current pace
Senate appropriation subcommittee completed revised naval budget details. No force reductions at private or government yards. Denies funds for three new Pacific bases and cites new base proposals at Alameda and San Pedro plus Sand Point. Allocations include 509000 for Puget Sound yard and 192000 for Pearl Harbor yard. half of 32000000 in increases granted for naval instruction. 40 million added for instruction and 4 million moved from the Shipping Board debt.
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WASHINGTON
United States
senate
navy department
funda
San Pedro
Cale
Sand Point
Wash
Puget Sound navy yard
Pearl Harbor yard
State Island navy yard
Seeleniry Denby
shipping board
La Follette Attacks Court Over Coronado Decision
Wisconsin Republican Senator La Follette condemned the Supreme Court ruling on the Coronado case calling it ominous for union labor and noting the opinion dwelt on issues not in the case. He argued the court effectively branded defendants as outlaws and altered longstanding law on corporate liability.
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WASHINGTON
supreme court
Coronado vent
Senatoc La Follette
Repubican
Wisconsin
La Follette
Pacts Not Hurt By Tokyo Mip
Tokyo June 7 The privy council decided that Washington arms conference treaties in which Japan participated remain unaffected by the cabinet crisis. It ruled the international agreements lie outside the cabinet change's sphere. Admiral Baron Kato, Japan's Washington delegate and navy minister, explained the naval treaty signed at the arms conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
Juny
Associated Pressi
Washington
Japan
privy council
Baron Kato
Takahashi
University women seek toll of London laundry job
June 7 London eight women with degrees from Oxford Cambridge and other universities competed for a London laundry telephone inquiries post. The manager received over 600 applications for the role with a yearly salary of 1325 dollars. Most applicants had university education as required, and the manager noted the job demands high tact and judgment.
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LONDON
Oxford
Cambridge
Nghejoh
Li Yuan-Trung calls for end to militia rule in China
Li Yuan-Trung, ex-president in 1917, denounces military cliques binding China to political weakness. He cites the Tuchin system of provincial war lords as democracy’s negation and argues for immediate sacrifice of militarists to avert further national ruin. He lays out conditions to head a centralized government in Peking.
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TIEN TSIN
Fress
China
Li Yuan- Trung
Lo thie
Peking
Wither
Lienation
Coolie Labor Probe Begins In San Francisco
San Francisco June 7 Paw Schattenberg secretary of the California State Federation of Labor sails to Honolulu aboard the Wilhelmina to study proposals for importing Chinese labor. The investigation, for AFL president Gompers, will last about four months. He will report on his return. The scope includes whether Oriental labor now in the stands should be organized, though its relation to the inquiry is not yet defined.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Paw Schattenberg
California State Federation of Labor
Honolulu
Wilhelmina
Pam
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Scharrenberg
Veteran woman leader of Japanese empire dies in Tokio
Madame Mioko Kohassi a veteran women’s leader and keen student of women’s problems dies. Her career spanned years abroad and back in Japan where she led movements to improve women’s conditions. The report comes from Tokio via AP.
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TOKIO
Associated Press
Mioko Kohassi
empire
Madame Kohassi
Meighen Opposes Reciprocity in Commons Budget Debate
Ottawa June 7 former premier Arthur Meighen Conservative leader argued against reciprocal trade with the United States in a budget debate. He said the power to terminate such an agreement rests with the U S and predicted Canadians would reject reciprocity if put to them.
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OTTAWA
Ont
United States
Banks Merge on Pacific Coast to Form Consolidated Lender
San Francisco announces the consolidation of Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank and Union Trust Company. Combined resources exceed 10 million dollars, with Wells Fargo to keep commercial accounts and Union Trust to handle savings. Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank traces origins to 1905 and 1921 restructuring, while Union Trust began in 1893.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Welle Fargo Nevada Naional Bank
Wadon Trust Company of
Pacific coast
Wels fargo bank
Union Trust Company
the
Chronicle
Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank
Wells Fargo & Company bank
Nevada National Bank
Wells Fargo Express
San Francis
West Fargo Nevada National Bank
Grove City Student Dies After Diving Accident
Edwin Lestie, president of Grove City College's sophomore class, died after sustaining a broken neck from a diving incident in a swimming pool Monday. Fellow students and athletic staff attempted artificial respiration for forty eight hours before his death this afternoon.
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GROVE CITY
Edwin Lestie
Leslie
Noise Championship Claim For Shriners Bass Drum
In San Francisco the El Mina temple drum unit of Galveston Texas seeks a retest at the Ancient Arabic Order of the Mystic Shrine jubilee next week. Drummer Frank Wooten vows to outnoise rivals with a behemoth bass drum wheeled on a custom tricycle. Visitors from Stockton Sacramento Fresno San Jose Roseville and Oroville plan big receptions aboard Shriner special trains en route to the jubilee.
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SAN FRANCISCO
El Mina temple
Galveston
Tex
tricycle
Frank Wooten
Stockton
Sacramento
Fresno
San Jose
Roseville
Oroville
Shriner
San San Francisco
prines
posses
Senate Finance Committee Revises Tariff Proposals
Washington June 7 The Senate Finance Committee majority moves to rewrite the administration tariff bill with many rate reductions. Daily sessions reconsider original recommendations as committee cites new world trade and industry facts. Democrats contend changes are necessary due to their influence on the bill.
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WASHINGTON
administration
senate finance committee
Dewmocrate
dabaty
yenate
President to send roses for actress funeral in Pittsburg
Washington June 7 The White House will be represented with a floral tribute at the funeral in Pittsburg for Mrs. Lia Russell Moora An order by President and Mrs. Warding calls for a wreath of red roses from the White House gardens to be prepared and shipped to Pittsburg for the service.
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WASHINGTON
White House
Pittsburg
Lia Russell Moora
Warding
Volunteers Cap Fractious Gas Well in California
In Long Beach California on June 7 seven volunteers from Sell Oil properties capped a fractious gas well threatening nearby wells. Western Star Petroleum Company offered six thousand dollars to aid the operation, which occurred on property owned by the company.
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LONG BEACH
Cal
Signal Hill
Western Star Patroleum Company
Baseball Scores From Brooklyn to Chicago
Reading of scattered game results shows Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia, New York and Chicago area matchups with various pitchers batters and final tallies. Highlights include Detroit and Cleveland wins as American League action continues with multiple score lines and lineup notes.
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BROOKLYN— co
H. B. Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Luge
ingo
Yaoce, Smith and Debarry
BOSTON
Louis
pertica
Barfoot
smith
Miter
Gowdy
PHILADELPHIA
Pittsburg
Philadelphia Morrison and Goock
nert
Washington
Francis
Philips
Turk
Johnson
Gherelty
Morton
Mails
Sewell
CHICAGO
RH. E
New York
hoebed
Bush
Sehang
Schupp
Mestabe
Hodge
Schulk
Lard for Irish Proved Munitions Shipment
Washington June 7 The Shipping Board probe into the seizure by British authorities of the Seattle Spirit in Tralee Bay found a shipment described as forty barrels of lard was actually munitions. Brokers Manhattan Ole Agency New York and Manhattan Cleo Agency Ireland Moore and McCormnick managing agents to the supply board were asked by Chairman Lasker to fully detail the evidence for transfer to the Justice Department.
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WASHINGTON
Junsker
the
shipping board
Seattle Spirit
Tralee bay
shipping board today
wis
Manhattan Ole Agency
New York
safe Shipping Company
wid wis
Manhattan Cleo
1elant
Moore and McCormnick
Lasker
department of justice
Chinese Admission Urged for Hawaii
Henry A Baldwin testifies before the Senate immigration committee urging adoption of the Dittingham resolution to suspend immigration for five years to handle labor shortages. He argues it would ease shortages by allowing restricted Chinese immigration, but mainly aim to curb Japanese influence in Hawaii’s economy and population.
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WASHINGTON
Henry A. Baldwin
congressional
delague Troma
Hawaii
senate immigration committee
Baldwin
Brookhart to Receive Organization Support
Washington June 7 The Associated Press reports that Republican organization support for Smith W Brookhart, the Republican candidate for United States senator in Iowa's upcoming primary, was pledged in a statement by Senator McCormick of Wisconsin, who chairs the Senate campaign committee. Brookhart dictated the organization slate for the primary.
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WASHINGTON
Associated Press
wation
Smith W. Brookhart
United States
Iowa
McCormick
UWindls
Brogkhart
Noted railway man of Dominion weds
Sir George Bury a longtime Canadian railway executive, knighted for wartime service in Russia, marries Lady Dorie Blumeminl. The bride, widow of Baron Lorenzo of Italy, has lived in Brazil and Europe. Ceremony held after years of international romance. plans for future unclear, possible trip to Brazil for the Brazilian exposition in September.
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Reno
George Bury
Dorie Blumeminl
Brewster Adams
ifterman
Sir George Bury
King George
Russia
essent
Canada
Lady Jury
Lorenzo
Bury
Lord Milner
England
alc
Talagel
George i
Tveft
Republic of Russia
Sir George
Benn
Braall
Merger Plans Reported Involving Midvale Inland Steel
Washington June 7 Attorney General Daugherty was notified by long distance of proposed merger plans among the Telephone of the Republic Midvale and Inland Steel. The Justice Department said the agreed propagandist merger would be carefully studied and considered before any consummation.
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WASHINGTON
Daugherty
theelephone
Republic
Midvale
Inland Steel
department of justioe sa
department of justice
Blind Veterans Get Hope From Blind Congressman
Washington June 7 The House heard tributes from Representative Schall Minnesota Republican who is blind. A large gallery delegation of blind former service men described their sacrifice for World War I and reflected on their fate. Schall recalled his own blindness and how friends worried he was dead, while he affirmed the veterans’ resolve and presence among the living.
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WASHINGTON
house
Schall
Minnesota
Burned to death in locked stone cell in Lovalton
In Lovalton on June 7, barber Jack Dill died in a locked stone jail cell as flames consumed the interior. Dil had been placed in the cell earlier for intoxication, with the fire’s cause unknown and no other person present. His body was found collapsed in a corner amid charred walls, the building about 100 feet from the nearest house.
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LOVALTON
Special tone Gazette
Jack Dill
Jast
Dil
nearéél house
Italy's envoy answers Watson in diplomatic reply
Washington reports quote the Italian ambassador denying interference in American affairs and defending his address on immigration and tariff issues amid objections from Senator Watson of Indiana. He said tariff duties are an international matter and suitable for discussion by a foreign diplomat. An unusual protest followed in Congress over the ambassador’s remarks.
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WASHINGTON
Sene dior Watson
Indiana
hin
tacitt
Ricel
Eastern College Takes Shour Day
Springfield O June 7 an unusual eight hour day program for future Wittenherz College students was outlined at the sixth annual commencement by President Rees Edgar Tullos. The plan requires students to work at least eight hours daily with no clocks or monitors.
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SPRINGFIELD
Wittenherz College
Keventye
Rees Edgar Tullos
Tullos
Prima Donnas Husband Jailed After Carmel Fight
Floyd Glorybach, chauffeur husband of operatic star Madam Margaret Matzenauer, was arrested on a charge of battery after a fight at a mutual friend's home in Carmel. He was released on a $25 bond. Peter Hannah, from a wealthy San Francisco family, alleged victim, suffered a fractured jaw, lacerated tongue, discolored eyes and other injuries at Monterey hospital.
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CARMEL
Caky
Floyd Glorybach
Margaret Matzenauer
Peter Han‘nah
San Francisco
Lottie Fraites
Hannah ish
Monterey hospital
Los Angeles Grand Jury Probes Inglewood Raid
Los Angeles June 7 The Los Angeles county grand jury explored evidence in an investigation into alleged Ku Klux Klan participation in the Inglewood raid of April 2. Deputy District Attorney W G Doran said a likely dispute would be argued in the afternoon session after a conference with jurors.
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LOS ANGELES
Los Angeles county grand jury
Inglewood
Atorney
W. G. Doran
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Doris Blumenthal
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JB. McDonough
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SHRINERS
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BROOKHART TO
DOMINION
Mr. Schall
ares
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