See Small Hope in Rail Strike
Labor talks press toward peace as shopmen's strike lingers. E F Grable of the Maintenance of Way union says workers may stay at work under a federal shield. Pennsylvania Railroad reports a new wage agreement with its shopmen, signaling a possible clarifying shift, with Cummins expected to hold early hearings on transportation act wage provisions.
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Chiergo
E. F. Grable
Maintenance of Way Union
Itg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Grable
Harding
Cummins
Senate Interstate, Commerce Committee
Proper Way to Bath From The Delineator Advice Column
Daily bathing is recommended for health and complexion. Use hot baths up to five minutes then scrub, finish with a cold rinse to end near body temperature. For cold baths, test by color after exit. pink signals fitness, blue signals avoid. Rub, slap, and consider bicarbonate of soda in bathwater to counteract body odor.
May Call for Special Legislation on Coal Strike
President Harding abandoned immediate peace efforts in the coal industry after operators failed to accept his settlement. He invited miners to resume work under federal protection and signaled possible troop protection for nonunion reopenings. If this fails, he may seize the mines and run them pending a settlement.
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Washington
Harding
Governors urged by Harding to back coal production halt
President Harding sent telegrams to twenty eight coal state governors urging them to support miners and operators in resuming coal production. He promised the federal government’s prompt and full protection of lawful effort and order if local agencies cannot meet the situation.
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Washington
Harding
Nearly Every Country Represented at League Meeting
London reports nearly every European country attended the 19th session of the League of Nations council at St James Palace. Armor and weapons lined the walls as the peace body's work continued. The council invited the United States and Germany to appoint members to a committee for suppressing the white slave traffic. New York banks show $12,316,550 excess reserves over legal requirements for the week, down $25,590,940 from last week.
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London
Europe
Council of the
League of Nations
St. James’ Palace
United States
Germany
New York
Verdun final resting place for American heroes
Verdun will be the final resting place of American heroes who fell with the La fayette escadrille. From Nieuport to Salonika their bodies will be gathered beneath a mausoleum on a shell torn hill, awaiting the final call as a symbol of their pure sacrifice. Deposits in U S banks total about 16.5 billion dollars, per the America Bankers association study.
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Verdun
Lafayette Escadrille
Nieuport
Salonika
Wilde
U. S
New York
United
States
America Bankers’ Association
CME Launch New Labor Party
Charting a new political course the labor movement forms the American Labor Party. It aims to unite workers, unions, and progressive groups under a shared platform addressing wages, rights, and social welfare. Leaders include prominent union figures and reform advocates rallying support nationwide.
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Cme
New Labor Party
Labor’ Party
Sheep Aid Lawn of Noxious Dandelions
The Albert County Colorado court house lawn faced a dandelion infestation. County agent approved pasturing to kill weeds. Six old ewes leased from a nearby farmer were placed in a 100 by 50 foot pasture on May 14, with four more added a week later. They moved between pastures weekly to graze the dandelions and grass.
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Court House
Albert County
Colorado
United States Department of Agriculture
Early grazing experiment reduces dandelions in lawn
Sheep fed on blossoms and buds to remove dandelions close to the ground. Earlier placement might have increased effectiveness, but the trial succeeded in cleaning the lawn of the persistent weed.
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