News Review of Current Events
Negotiations between railway executives and shopmen resumed. Violence by strikers exasperates the public. France ready to enforce sanctions against Germany. Miners settle part of their dispute but wage scales stay until March 31, 1923. President Harding seeks power to regulate coal and enforce railway laws amid rising tensions. Germany default on war debts sparks financial strain as France considers sanctions. Ireland and China news round out the international panorama with uprisings and peace talks.
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France
Germany
Cleveland
Ilinois
Indiana
Arso
Borah
Idaho
Federal Fuel Committee
Spencer
Hoover
Washington
Harding
Congress
Railway Labor Board
Taw
Tayone
Far West
Brotherhood
McChord
Interstate Commerce Commission
Daugherty
Red
Menta
London
Ieves
Wirth
Austria
German Republic
Europe
Democrats vie in senatorial primary with three candidates
In Tuesday's Democratic primary former Senator James K Vardaman and Hubert D Stephens led a three candidate field ahead of Belle Kearney who won about 17 000 votes preventing a majority. A second primary is set for September 5 to decide the nominee while Wilson questioned Vardaman's return to Washington. Additional London Paris notes follow, with no result from the session.
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Ayeetssre
Pr Democrats
James K. Vardaman
Hubert D. Stephens
Belle Kearney
Vardaman
Stephens
Wilson
Waghington
A Haunt for the Down and Outers
Elizabeth T. Kirkwood in Scribner's laments library life as grim and oppressive. She argues surroundings sour mood and that libraries attract poverty, outcasts, and derelicts, while ventilation fails to refresh a weary staff and readers.
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Elizabeth T. Kirkwood
Scribner's
Labor turmoil and wage fairness urged by Capper's Weekly
Record of more than 12 000 strokes and lockouts in four years highlights labor trouble. Bureau of Labor argues for a better approach to adjust working conditions without crippling losses, seeking peaceful agreements between capital and labor based on living conditions and fairness. Eventually labor becomes an equal partner with capital in well run corporations.
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Bureau of Labor
Capper
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