Senate probe on railroad wage cut faces delay and rejection
In Chicago the Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers votes 95 percent against accepting the US labor board wage cut. Leaders debate formal acceptance while other unions consider action. Interstate inquiry into railway relief legislation suspended as summer recess looms.
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Chicago
Railroad Apor
United States
Railroad Labor Board
International Brotherhood of Firemen
Oilers
Labor Board
Timothy Healy
W. F. Skrider
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
M. J. Manion
Bloomington
Ill
Chicago &Alton
Ati
Washington
Cummins
Interstate’ Commerce Committee
Congress
Cumming
Senate
Warren Named U S Ambassador Candidate Sparks Tokyo Interest
Tokyo reports high interest in Charles B. Warren to be the new United States ambassador. The Shugai Shogyo Shimpo notes the delay reflects careful choosing amid many pending problems and calls Warren open-minded though it admits no firm views.
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Tokyo
Charles B. Warren
United
Shugai Shogyo Shimpo
Warren
Airship Giant of World Meet Details Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a world airship meet with references to a giant airship and feet measurements, but crucial names dates and places are missing.
Peace Resolution Ends War With Germany
Washington on July 1 reports formal termination of the war with Germany and restoration of peace after the Knox Porter compromise passed the House 263 to 59 following Senate approval. Debate highlighted assertions that peace requires a treaty and warned of international consequences.
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Washington
Germany
Senate
House
Austria-Hungary
Porter
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Knox
Virginia
Foreign Affairs Committee
Flood
Austria
United States
Harding
Wilson
War Warning From High Commissioners to Porte
The allied high commissioners warned the Porte that any violation of the neutral zone will be treated as casus belli. Ismid is depopulated with about fifty thousand refugees, Greeks Turks and Armenians, fleeing to Thrace and Constantinople. Most villages in Ismid Yalovo are uninhabitable amid claims of massacres by Greeks and Turks.
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Constantinople
The
Porte
Ismid
Thrace
Ismid-Yalovo
Former Prohibition Bureau Clerk Arrested for Bribery
Washington report says William Pegan, once a clerk in the legal department of the Prohibition Bureau, was arrested on bribery charges. Officials offered no discussion and indicated evidence against other former employees. they denied Egan's arrest tied to earlier fraud discoveries in issuing permits.
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Washington
William * Pe ‘Gan
Legal ‘Department
The
Prohibition
Egan
Noted French Tribute to American World War I Effort
Marshal Foch honors America's pivotal role in defeating Germany. He cites wartime figures from 1917 to 1918, praising the United States for its rapid mobilization, decisive battles from Picardy to the Meuse, and the creation of the first American army under Pershing. He notes 75,000 American deaths and the unity of France and the United States in liberty's defense.
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Paris
Marshal Ferdinand Foch
France
A . Oo
Marshal Foch
America
United States
Lafayette
Germany
Rand
Pershin
Picardy
Vosges
St. Mihiel
St. Minhiel
Argonne
Buzancy
Beaumont
Meuse
Mouzon
Bazeill
Free Nations
L7 Sep RSC Vy Soy Savee
Unclear OCR text shows limited readable words likely referencing a September date and a soybean market save event. No clear people organizations places or outcomes are readable from the fragment.
Budget Conference Opens Under Harding Economy Drive
President Harding opens a first budget conference with cabinet and officers to pledge economy and efficiency. Dawes outlines new budget mission to align government with businesslike administration. Attendees include Attorney General Daugherty, Secretary George B. Christian, and Vice President Coolidge.
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Washington
Harding
Daugherty
George B. Christian
Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Postal savings reform urged to unlock hoarded deposits
Will Hays says a billion dollars is hidden in American stockpiles and should be drawn into circulation to aid an industrial revival. He criticizes current postal savings bank practices as near fraud after talks with Middle Western bankers and cites $1.72 million in government profit from depositors last year.
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Sullivan
Ind
Hays
Postal
Postal Savings: Bank
Taxes on corporate capital stock expected to yield 90000000
The Internal Revenue Bureau plans to collect this month about 90 million dollars from 325000 sources as taxes on corporate capital stock, according to a notice filed here in Washington on July 5.
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Washington
Internal Revenue ‘Bureau
Rail unions avert nationwide strike with rules dispute shift
Leaders say wage cut was not the sole issue and working rules drive peace. After a railroad labor board addendum, national rules stay in effect indefinitely, softening strike prospects as 1.5 million workers await member votes. Conference outcomes will decide if a general walkout occurs.
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Chicago
Ney
United States Railroad Labor Board
The
1R. Board
National ‘Worksie R
Railroad ‘Labor Board
Leeds To Take Wife's Name In Greek Royal Marriage
Paris July 1 The American William H Leeds will wed Princess Xenia of Greece at St. Cloud near Paris in about three weeks He will be the first American bridegroom to take his wife's name and will be offered the title of prince consort immediately after the wedding Greek families objections to the match are said to be overcome
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Paris
William H.leeds
Xenia
Greece
Prince Georges
St. Cloud
Leeds
Ku Klux Klan Fights Nonpartisans in South Dakota Region
Fragmented OCR reads a report on Ku Klux Klan activity clashing with nonpartisans across South Dakota. The piece references organized groups and regional tensions as authorities attempt to address the situation.
Notable World Events From 1919 Highlights And Incidents
Events span rail robbery in Covington Ind to high winds treasure of Virginia statue in London. Notable figures include John Findlay Wallace civil engineer and Taft poised for oath. Also reports on Sinn Fein leaders release and Dutches marriage notice with consort. Tornado damages and grain fires across California scenes.
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London
University
Wisconsin
Madia
Tota Big Four
Covington
Ind
John ‘Findlay Wallace
New York
Panama Canal
Washington
Harding
Third Dutch Reformed Church
Raritan
N. J
Mountjoy
Dublin
Westminster
Covent Garden
Consuelo
Duchess of Marlborough
Jacques Balsan
United States
Joseph France
Riga
Moscow
Royal Irish Constabulary
London Daily Sketch
William Howard Taft
Senate
Wu Chow
Kwan-Tung Party
Sun Yat Sen
Pershing
United States Army
Peyton C. March
Houdon Ble
George
Sacramento
Cal
Fairfield
Trade Balance Favors France for First Time Since 1905
Paris reports provisional figures showing France’s exports at 4,813,000,000 francs and imports at 4,781,000,000 for the first three months of the year. This marks a rare shift where imports lag exports, a gap unseen since before World War I.
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France
Paris
Patent prices for Rye flour and bread products noted
The item lists White patent Rye flour priced at 7.50 to 7.75 and a hard winter Rye patent at 7.25 to 7.75, indicating market quotes for patent grades with cents shown per unit.
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Lord Apsley
Earl of Bathurst
U. K
S Warren
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DRY Bureau
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Yankees
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John L. Cope
Vancouver
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Terra del Fuego
General Hays
Corporation Capital Stock
Ahs Essert Bil
Union
Princess Xenia
South
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