End of Coal Strike Hope of Harding
President Harding urged striking miners and coal operators to resume mining and convene joint conferences to resolve disputes. He warned the government will use its powers to end the walkout if talks fail, and promised immunity from anti trust actions during negotiations. Attorney General Daugherty supports the effort. Elliott Padrick is jailed in Augusta on charges of killing his wife and her mother near Dover, with his family shown in photos.
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Washington
Harding
United Mine Workers of America
White House
Daugherty
Elliott Padrick
Georgia
Augusta
M. G. Dixon
Dover
Padrick
Rail Strike Expands Across Trades Tied to Wage Cut
Northern hotel head of the shop crafts union Bert M. Jewell dodged the railroad board while shop workers across blacksmithing metalworking machinists electrical and boiler making join a looming strike. Maintenance of way clerks engineers and freight handlers consider action after conference offers. Railroads impose wage cuts totaling over 134 million annually with 400 thousand a year in freight-rate reductions.
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Northern Hotel
Bert M. Jewel
Shop Crafts
Jewell
Raifl
Sailors Special Open House Parade in Seattle
More than 60 organizations plan entertainment for sailors with open house across the city. Sailors can tour by hourly automobile trips from Fourth and Madison and enjoy free streetcar rides and free movies on Sailors' Day Monday.
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Seattle
Blue Mouse
Columbia
Colonial
Union
Victory
Winter Garden
Hippodrome
Dreamland
Crystal Pool
Saturday Program of Entertainment for Men of Fleet
The schedule includes 10 a.m. Mayor Brown reception committee departs on yacht Muriel, 11 a.m. reception craft greet the fleet at West Point, noon Pacific fleet arrives off Seattle, 5 6 7 p.m. autos depart Fourth and Madison with sailors for city sightseeing, 8:30 p.m. 146th Field Artillery ball at Armory, 9 p.m. Minnewatka club dance for sailors and nurses at Christensen's Hall Broadway and Madison.
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Brown
Muriel
West Point
Seattle
Fourth
Madison
146Th Field Artillery
Armory
Minnewatka Club
Christensen's Hall
Broadway
Hundreds in Strike Hit Seattle Rail Yards
Several hundred shopmen and car men walked out on Seattle Saturday as part of a nationwide strike. Northern Pacific yard departures saw 50 to 100 men, Great Northern about 150, Chicago Milwaukee St Paul a few, Oregon Washington small numbers. Executives said rolling stock in good condition and operations would not be affected for weeks. Milwaukee shops in Tacoma expected about 800 strikers.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Hooper
Washington
Maintenance of Way
Carmen
Seattle
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Oregon
Washington, D. C
New York Terminals Gridlocked by Strike
New York on July 1 reports railroad workers strike causing major congestion at the city terminals. Thru trains run as normal but suburban traffic suffers from lack of crew to couple cars, with dense crowds of people seeking information and service amid the disruption.
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New York
Thru
Labor strikes spread as depot jam blocks Grand Central area
The note reports workers walking out at major rail hubs. In Pittsburg five thousand B and O shop employees walked out. Harrisburg records show ninety five percent of three thousand district shopmen quitting. Elizabeth New Jersey says two thousand Central Railroad of New Jersey shopmen are on strike.
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Harrisburg
Elizabeth
N. J
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Thousands of Coast Workers Join Strike
Thousands of railroad shopmen walked off the job across coast cities. In California they listed 500 in Oakland on Southern Pacific, 2,000 in San Bernardino on Santa Fe, 1,800 in Sacramento, 300 in Southern Pacific, and 5,000 in Los Angeles on various lines. Oregon towns at Portland and other points reported about 3,000 among various roads.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Southern Pacific
San Bernardino
Santa Fe
Sacramento
Western Pacific
Los Angeles
Portland
Oregon
Trains Not Affected By Oregon Railroad Strike
Portland officials from the Northern Pacific Great Northern Union Pacific and Southern Pacific said railway traffic would not be disrupted by the strike of 3000 shop and car men set for 10 o clock. Portland Marshfield Roseburg and Ashland shop workers prepared to walk out as union leaders claimed full participation while the situation remained calm.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Marshfield
Roseburg
Ashland
Mexican Troops Protect Tampico Oil Camps
Federal troops rushed into the Tampico oil fields to head off rebels led by General Gorozave. Consul Shaw reported that rebel Larraga appeared at Palo Blanco camp of Penn Mexican Fuel near Textatan and demanded 10 000 pesos by July 1. The report did not clarify if the camp was seized.
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Washington
Tampico
State Department
Consul Shaw
Larraga
Palo Blanco
Penn Mexican Fuel Company
Textatan
Shaw
Frederick G. Neumeler
United Press
Gorozave
Horr Assails Foes as Liars at Disabled Veterans Meet
Ralph A. Horr of Seattle, seeking national commander of the Disabled American Veterans, withdrew after a fiery speech denouncing his opponents as liars. Delegates and Seattle leaders claimed the convention was packed by proxy votes and that charges against him were refuted by documents. Mrs. Robert Renton of Seattle was elected senior vice commander of the auxiliary.
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San Francisco
Ralph A. Horr
Seattle
Horr
Edward Sheehan
Harr
Althe
Robert Renton
Republican St
Women's Auxiliary
The
Veterans’ Organization
Wedding Day Fainting Fans and Prize Couples Share Joy
Spectators fainted and minor injuries occurred but the wedding event kept lively momentum. Martin Christensen and Gertrude Sage led the ceremony as Harley W. Allen and Selma Winter earned second prize, with other couples James Bendaton Amelia Bjorkman Stewart B Robinson Harriet Gagnon Alvin Hadwall and Alzada Gross following in order. Reverend W A Major officiated, stressing sailorlike fanfare as Dr Major signaled the transitions with a kiss to the brides. The Allen wedding party celebrated at Bungalow Inn, receiving prizes including a Hoosier Beauty kitchen cabinet the Dickens Home Made Cake Co. 100 engraved announcements and a $25 Grady studio photo. others would later receive a silver casserole and a $10 consolation prize from George North.
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Martin Christensen
Gertrude Sage
Harley W. Allen
Selma Winter
James Bendaton
Amelia Bjorkman
Stewart B Robinson
Harriet Gagnon
Alvin Hadwall
Alzada Gross
Rev. W. A. Major
Dr. Major
Herb Schoenfeld
Mrs. Allen
Bungalow Inn
Silverlake
Standard Furniture Co
Dickens Home Made Cake Co
Socienty Stationery
Grady
George North
Hollywood Gardens
Two Negroes Lynched by Georgia Mobs
Two Black men convicted of criminal assault were taken from Wayne county Sheriff Rogers and lynched near Jessup Georgia early today. The men had received a governor granted respite the previous day, according to Deputy Tyre who reported the incident.
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Jessup
Savannah
Rogers
Wayne County
Tyre
Troops Arrive as Threat to Oil Firms Looms
Reported threat escalates as 350 cavalry reach the area and 150 infantry depart Tampico. Rumor says 1,000 more soldiers disembarked after transport from Vera Cruz, signaling a heavy show of force against American oil companies.
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South
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Dublin Battle Continues as Free State Attacks Rebel Stronghold
Heavy fighting erupts in central Dublin after the Free State army assaults Backville fortifications. Rebels fortify hotels and windows as skirmishes spread across a city block with 20 strongholds. Casualties rise to about 40 killed and 160 wounded. a proclamation calls Free State Parliament to meet on July 15.
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Dublin
Free State
Backville
Mary Pickford Wins Divorce Case Again
Nevada Supreme Court denies Attorney General Fowler's rehearing petition in the Mary Pickford Owen Moore divorce case. The court recently affirmed the divorce's validity in a prior ruling.
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Mary Pickford
Mary Pickford- Owen Moore
Supreme Court
Fowler
Tree Kills Child in Mother's Arms
A falling tree in Little Rock Arkansas killed 20 month old John Tyrrell while he lay in his mother's arms. Mrs Tyrrell was badly hurt but is expected to recover. Woolrich England July 1 report ends with the phrase Died for lack of funds.
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Little Rock
Ark
John Tyrrell
Woolrich
England
Terse obituary of the Neer weekly labor paper
Obituary notes the Neer weekly labor paper, once a staple for union readers, suspended after eighteen years of publication. The notice marks the end of a modest but persistent voice in labor affairs and community coverage.
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Neer
Tion
Paradise Valley Road Open in Rainier National Park
Snow is cleared on Paradise Valley Road Rainier National Park now open to traffic Paradise Inn is open and automobiles reach its veranda Roads to and within the Park are in splendid travel condition Addle Horse service on the Skyline Indian Henry and other trails now operating The first Wonderland rail trip departs Longmire Springs July 24 for a 12 day saddle horse trip around the mountain Guide service for the Summit Pinnacle Peak Camp Muir Nisqually Glacier Trips now operating Suits shoes and outing equipment may be
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Paradise Valley
Rainier National Park
Paradise Inn
Park
Indian Henry
Longmire Springs
Pinnacle Peak
Camp Muir
Nisqually
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Tex
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Cal
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California
Men of the Feet
Fourth and
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Pittsburg
Bedari
George Macdonagh
Carson
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Lamb Cody
Wyo
Tryt
John Hanner
Aily Automobile
Tacoma
Ational Park Inn
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IFTH
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