Railway Shopmen at Impasse in Baltimore Conferences
Indications show shopmen may return to work soon as leaders meet with 148 railroad executives and President Harding to seek a settlement on seniority and other grievances. Talks cover a possible Labor Board role while preserving new-hire rights and wage disputes across rail lines.
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Violence and unrest ripple across cities and towns
Reports reveal rising violence linked to strikes from Covington to California. Guards kill a man in San Bernardino while a skirmish near Concord witnesses gunfire as union agitators clash with state troops. Chicago sees mob violence against non union workers. arrests follow. A striking worker dies after a shooting incident in Creston Town. Courts impose jail terms for protest actions and restraining orders limit railroad operations in Texarkana and Marsfield, Kentucky to curb interference.
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Oil discovery push in Southern California gains leniency
Perront, having secured gas prospecting permits on government and naval reserve lands, will receive leniency for permit terms violations. William S. Pry, U S land commissioner and former Utah governor, announced the stance and urged faster land use as remaining lands of great value are still wasted in Southern California.
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California
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United States Land Commissioner
Utah
Senate wrangling over tariff rate on wool and silk
New York July 28 The Senate debate centers on Republican objections to Lee wool schedule rates and silk schedule revisions. Majorities back committee recommendations as Democrats push a zero tariff option and a new tariff commission framework to guide future duties.
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