Federal Troops for Strike Duty Seeks Settlement
President Harding moves to back his anti interference policy with a military option. General Hines to prepare troops to guard Missouri Kansas & Texas lines amid Denison Texas strikes. Receiver Schaf asks Texas governor for protection. federal action ready if state aid fails. Burlington in Nebraska reports 6006 workers replaced by 50,000 motor mail transport readiness. 2,800 strikers disrupted.
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Washington
Harding
John L. Hines
Eighth Army
San Antonio
Texas
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Denison
War Department
C. E. Schaf
St. Louis
United States
Postmaster General
Work
Opening Way to Settlement in Chicago Strike
Wall street executives refuse to meet 400000 striking shopmen leaders yet leave an opening for a settlement via the United States railroad labor board. After agreeing with the big four brotherhoods not to require striking workers to perform any duties, they consider Ben Hooper’s peace program, while Hooper acts in a personal capacity.
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Chicago
Wallway
United States Railroad Labor Board
Ben. W. Hooper
Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
Hooper
Bronze Memorial to Buffalo Bill Unveiled at Cody Stampede
The Buffalo Bill memorial committee announced a bronze statue of Col. W F Cody to stand on pink native granite at the Cody Stampede two years from now. Sculptress Mrs Harry Payne Whitney, a New York society woman, has been commissioned after conferring with the committee.
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Cody
Wye
Col. W. F
Buffalo Bill) Cody
Harry Payne Whitney
New York Society
New York
Bridge Destroyed for Third Time in Louth
The Dunleer bridge in County Louth has been blown up again along with four others, cutting rail links between Dublin and Belfast. All trains between the cities are canceled and those already in progress recalled. The report from Dublin notes high military casualties with nineteen soldiers killed and 111 wounded, and civilian deaths estimated at sixty five with 281 wounded.
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Belfast
Dunleer
County Louth
Dublin
National Army
Officials Consider Linking Up Highway Systems
New England state highway officials meet with the Bureau of Public Roads on June 20 marking the first joint effort to design a nationwide highway system. The discussions aim to coordinate state plans, accelerate federal aid projects, and build the world’s largest connected road network. More than 20 miles of road were added daily last May, with the system projected to reach about 180,000 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Painting Lengthens Life of Bridges
The Bureau of Public Roads urges annual inspection and repainting of steel bridges to prevent rust and hidden structural weakening. Repainting is typically needed every two to five years, depending on climate, with proper cleaning of metal before applying paint. Seek state highway guidance if unsure about paints. Dr. M. E. Pettibone, Dentist, Office over The Larsen Music Store, Phone 419.
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Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau
State Highway Department
M. E. Pettibone
Larsen Music Store
Business Men Aiding Farmers in Grasshopper Campaign
Sheridan county, Wyoming, reports from the Bureau of Entomology say grasshopper control is active. District specialists and county agents warned of thousands of eggs ready to hatch by June 1, with $15,000 guaranteed by the county for poisoned bait. Farm Bureau and Sheridan Commercial Club lead the drive. farmers must spread bait or the county will.
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Sheridan County
Wyoming
Bureau of Entomology
United States Department of Agriculture
Board of County Commissioners
Farm Bureau
Commercial Club of
Sheridan
Market Services Have Wide Scope in 1300 Locales
During the current fiscal year the Bureau of Agricultural Economics of the United States Department of Agriculture has field men stationed in approximately 1300 cities and towns, conducting various lines of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Government market offices and inspections network described
Market and regulatory activities include 14 permanent offices and 33 field stations for fruits and vegetables reports. Livestock and meat reports come from nine offices, dairy and poultry from seven, cotton from five, with 82 central market food-product inspectors and 100 plus fruit and vegetable inspection points designated by the Secretary of Agriculture.
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United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
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Big Four
Lincoln
Neb
Burlington
Nebraska
Havelock
Buffalo Bill
Missouri Pacific
Berlin
Germany
Joan
Bergmann
Paris
The
Hague
E. B. Young, Prop
Crowley Dray Line
Cheyenne
Sidney
Ask
Claude Gross
Union Pacific
Francis J. Herbert
Gapen Bldg
B. P. Hamilton
Kratz Abstract Company
Stuht-Hink Bldg
Kansas
Oklahoma
Avery
McCormick
Deering
Holt
Massey-Harris
Adress Reschke Sales Co
Boston
Denver
Colo
Ae All
Dr. Price
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