Fabor Board Divided Over Wage Cut Plan
United States Labor Board members clash over a $60 million wage cut for rail workers with a dissenting opinion delaying the order. Ballots go to railway workers nationwide to decide on the July wage reduction and potential strike action, with results due by June 25.
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FABOR
Chicago
United States
Haut
Iabor
Wharton
Albert Phillips
W. L. McMonimen
McMendicen
Commissioners Wharf&2
Phillips
Ubbago
M. Myox
Tvery
Pennesliana
B. M. Jowell
Department
the Federation of Labor
Hekol
Rofi
Mackemithe
Balleta
Jewell
Ning
Poweria Fay
Obraneni Feony
Van Vorhis 18 Named In Military Staffing Shuffle
The report lists Van Vorhis 18 named Linut Cul Banel Van Voortix and others as relieved from staffing roles. War directive orders indicate changes in senior posts across units. Colonel Yur Veorlife expected to assume Col Tean Kroner’s duties within the Corps Aron as Washington and Navy officials oversee reassignment.
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Linut
Cul
Banel van Voortix
Erat Graff
Miomand Divi
Waskinnlan
Yur Veorlife
Tean Kroner
Din TY Catriel van Veorhis
Aivision
European officers reshuffle near camp and training centers
In Europe Colonel Yeu Voorhis acts at his post while Col Yar Monghlis and others are reassigned. The narrative notes past commands at Fort BamfToustey and Hoboken, and mentions transfers and leaves including Adoml Kear and Samuel F. Hallan. Postings include service divisions, cavalry schooling, and temporary duties at Camp Mabry and Fort San Houston with several officers noted in late September.
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Europe
Yeu Voorhis
Traiis
Yar Monghlis
Fort ‘BamfToustey
Dori
Hoboken
Amerivan Ifs
France
Adoml Kear Jser
Turkish Massacre of British Soldiers Denied by Officials
London reports officially deny a Turkish massacre of twelve British soldiers near the Dardanelles. The semi official Athens dispatch clarifies the claim, stating no such incident occurred and that the earlier report likely confused a separate brigand encounter.
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London
Athens
Wardenelles
Big engines arrive in Corsicana for West freight run
Hundreds greet the arrival of the Peregrine Specie locomotives in Corsicana Texas on a Monday afternoon. The twenty mammoth engines, built for heavy freight on steep western grades, will join the Southern Pacific system after delivery from Waldman Locomotive Works.
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Corsicana
Tex
P®atae
Engin Wree
Fie Sevre
St. Towis & Southwestern
St. Louis
Houston & Texas
Southern Pacific Railway
Houston & Tesas Central
Wil
Wil Routh
Houston
Thane
Tos Angeles
Bouthern Pacific
Waldwni
Warke
Thies Teft Fairlystone
Accomplice Named in Bandit Robbery Case
A confessed member of a seven man gang, M Scrivner, identified Dolphus as one of the missing bandits tied to a Jacksin street robbery. Sheriff Marton aims to bring Daub to trial for murder and a postal clerk’s death, with clues from photos and a January arrest in the county jail.
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Nydina
M Scrivner
Jacksin
Etar Honere
Hut
Vend
Melybus
George ‘Myers
San
Hermoe
Dolphus
Bheriff Marton
Daubere
L. W.y
Fence dispute blocks North Flores permit for barrier
A local conflict over a fence installation on North Flores stalled a proposed permit. Court records show residents challenge the fence project amid concerns of property impact and compliance with city zoning. Officials warn of further action if parties do not resolve the disagreement.
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Eoghors
North Vlores
Court Hearing Insurance Case in Duckson Miss
Fragmentary court notice outlines an insurance case in Duckson Mississippi with references to parties and financial figures, but details are unclear. The readable text mentions Wests, a televetow entity, and a chancery division, suggesting a civil proceeding with monetary stakes and competing interests.
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Duckson
Ars
Wests
Sugeest Vebre Televetow
Revenur
Ugcul
Italie Msc
ISM
Ietrranes
Roance Chancery
Equa Panite
Bivicker Ad Fiauil
Adel
Labor Unions Denounce Ship Subsidy Bill in Congress
The American Federation of Labor unanimously denounced the ship subsidy bill as harmful to public interests and sea power, calling it patronage for politics. James Duncan presented the Granite Cutters' protest urging immediate action. Gompers stressed accountability in spending and urged a clean report from business and labor groups.
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Elacinnach
Sime 13
Congress
American Federation of Labor
Andrew Furuseth
Irerational Seamen's Union
Cimgriss
Puraseth
Granite Cutters’ Association
James Duncan
Supreme Court
Vow Cave
Yabor
Simul Gompers
Federation
Jobox
Chambers of Commerce
Gampers
Still Raid Returns Arrest and Whiskey Seizure
A raid led to the arrest of a civilian suspect after officers recovered three fifteen gallon whiskey stills and a gallon of whiskey at 101 Navidad Street. Hardin G. Rhorve’s car was seized, and Cantoin Stevens was arrested later that evening with Chief Van Riper and the police captain involved.
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Civvilian
Hardin G. Rhorve
Wee
Cantoin Stevens
van Riper
Don't Spoil Your Childs Hair By Washing
Admonishes parents to avoid harsh alkali shampoos for babies and suggests a milder mineral oil based mix. Recommends simmering a mild formula with water, using small quantities and rinsing thoroughly for soft, healthy hair. Mentions brandless tips and cautions against irritants, urging safe, gentle care.
Investigation at address uncovers liquor and fuel findings
Local officials searched an address linked to aid funds and purity matters. Officers reported the discovery of about 50 gallons of corn whiskey and sanitation related items. Whiskey and material were moved to the production offices in the Kampryeiy building as part of the inquiry.
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Tain Trevino
Stereoy
Rhoser
Edwards Lubesday
Gordon trial began with jury selection in Westey Gordon case
Jury selection opened in the Gordon case indicting Westey D Gordon on a statutory defense. The panel includes Frank Jok and several others as prospective jurors. The defendant, a war veteran, was among three soldiers arrested following an incident near a military post involving another soldier’s wife. The case involves military and local authorities and follows a prior acquittal in a vine court matter.
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Westey D. Gordon
Frank Jok
Flomey AL Anderson
Mrvis J. Heown
George J. Pacey
Emil
A. Gembler
A Walner
Collywing
Marlin Hugin
Wasi
Vine Court
Texas editor dies after lingering illness
Joby George Murphy, proprietor of the San Angelo Standard, dies at age 60 after a prolonged illness. He is survived by his widow, daughter May Murphy, sister Mrs. B. R. Doyle, and a son Steve Murphy of Sonora. Born in Verona, he published the Standart from 1910 to 1920 and influenced local journalism.
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Uinneer Puplisiie
San_Angela
Bar Anglo
Tex
Joby George Murphy
Jser
San Angelo Standart
RSA
May Murphy
Steve Murphy
Sonora
Lo Vevil's River News
Withdrawal of Mandate Names Wu Ting Fang Chinese Premier
The Associated Press reports in Peking that President Yuan Bunga annuled the mandate naming Wu Ting Fang as premier. Wu, a former minister to Washington, was offered the post pending a reply from him. Cabinet remains in control while negotiations and rehabilitation moves continue.
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WU Ting Fang
Associated Press
Peking
Une
Yuan Bunga Andile
Wu ‘Ting Fang
Washington
South China
Beqiest
China
Wu Ting Nang
Cvesmng
Earer
Sheen
Dr. Wu
Itepublican
Yen Nemed Named Premier Amid Peking Dispatches
London reports a Peking dispatch says former foreign minister Yen is appointed premier and that Dr Yor may accept the premiership with Wu Ting Fang to be offered later. Pharmacist advice notes water blisters on hands or feet heal after Imperial Bexema applications.
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London
Yen Nemed
Peking
W. W. Yen
Tos
Adi Piteh
Yor
Wu Ting Fang
Mauretania Sets Ocean Record For Speed Voyage
New York reports the steamship Mauretania arriving at Southampton after leaving New York on June 6. It establishes a new record with a five day ten hour crossing, beating Wilhelm der Grote's 1900 record of five days and sixteen hours.
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New York
Routhmapton
New World
Cimard
Cher
Bon
Wilhelm der Grotee
Cherbourg
Indian Editor Held After Arrest for Ed?itorial Provocation
The Central Kaliphat committee adopted a resolution denouncing civil disobedience as unavoidable amid a British cabinet push in India. It endorses the all-India congress postponement of aggressive measures while a sub‑committee coordinates with Congress to study the advisability of resuming civil disobedience.
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Luchinow
Tritish Fhuia
Tune 18
Queresiel
Afoliandne Gaudhi
Young India
Aen
Central Kaliphat Committee
India
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Pst
Mulsitied
Chter
Bain Aatad
de Luxe
Euat
Houston St
Crockett
Hernzberg’s
Opticians
Mourtoo Bt
Cat
Wu Ater
Gordon
Sury
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U.S
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Iowa
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