Coal strike talks deadlocked with no agreement
Washington reports a third joint conference between bituminous operators and United Mine Workers ended with no proposal or committee formed. Government officials led by Hoover and Davis said no concrete plan emerged and adjournment allows field talks while President Harding may propose next week. John L. Lewis and Alfred M. Ogletar are expected to stay in Washington.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Davis
Harding
Davie
Hoover
Gene Long Bhe
Larding
Ohio
John L. Lewis
Alfred M. Ogle
National Coal Association
Marion
Coal Miners
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Pennsylvania
Central Coal Fed
Proyoco
Tariff Bill Stirs Senate Over Almond Duties
The Senate recesses after approving five cent a pound tariff on unshelled almonds while shelled almond rates remain under review. Debates focus on candy industry impact and domestic production potential as cloture tactics loom.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
California
Walsh
Masachusetts
Finance Committee
House
Massachusetts
Smoot
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Today
Grain Supply Drops as Wheat, Corn, Oats Fall
New York July 3 AP The visible supply of American grain fell with wheat down 4 229 000 bushels corn down 1 989 000 bushels and oats down 1 834 000 bushels while barley rose by 194 000 bushels.
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New York
REO Motor Declares Dividend Amid Strong Terms
New York July 3 AP Reo Motor announces a dividend declaration as part of its latest corporate update, signaling earnings strength and investor returns. The move follows ongoing production sales momentum and reflects the company’s guidance for the fiscal period.
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BIG
REO
New York
Iuly 3
Reo Motor Company
Last Defense Crumbles as Dublin Fight Reaches Sackville Street
Dublin reports final assault on Republican lines in Sackville Street with heavy machine gun fire from OConnell Bridge to Parnell Monument. Free Staters seize other city areas. DeValera believed active in Hamman’s Hotel. Casualties: 11 dead, 16 wounded. Stephens Green club captured by national forces. London notes no new updates.
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Dublin
Sackville Street
National Army
O'Connell Bridge
Parnell Monument
Moran’s
Talbott Street
Great Northern
Amiens Street
Eamon de Valera
Katha Braga
Stephens Green
National Free Forces
London
Yanks Drink in Furious Fashion
Chicago July 3 AP Robert Herood director of the international temperance bureau in Lausanne says Americans drink more wildly than Europeans. He visited South Clark Police Court to observe liquor-case trials in the loop district and noted Americans get drunk in a furious fashion versus Europeans who do it slowly.
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Chicago
Europe
Robert Herood
International Temperance Bureau
Lausanne
Switzerland
Condition of All National Banks Called for June 30
Washington July 3 AP The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks at the close of business on Friday June 30.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Ford-for-President Boom Fizzles in Chicago Scene
Fragmented report mentions Henry Ford and President speculation tied to Chicago events and a Michigan baseline. The garbled text references a company in Illinois and a public or political context with no clear outcome or dates.
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Chicago
Henry Ford
Michigan
W. F. Dele
American Mica Company
Port Arthur Denies Japan Naval Treaty Evasion Reports
The admiralty denies reports that Japan is evading the Washington treaty by expanding auxiliary vessels. It outlines the program and notes Port Arthur could be abandoned as a naval port, detailing changes and costs tied to the new auxiliary ships. A separate dispatch from Hankow reports Japanese units arriving near Tien Tsin.
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Tokio
Admiralty
Japan
Port Arthur
Gregate
Esemioahs
Pavail Bane
Train wreck near Winslow leaves several dead and injured
In Atlantic City New Jersey a freight or passenger train derailed near Winslow about 37 miles away. Officials reported the train split and plunged down a slope causing multiple fatalities and serious injuries among passengers.
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Atlantic City
Camden
Winslow Sometjyn
Rts
of Ny Nan Ag Reading
Wages and living costs show 1917 parity after post-cut rail wages
United States railroad board figures indicate after a July wage cut of about 135 million dollars for 1.2 million workers and a 10 percent freight cut, real purchasing power remains above December 1917 levels. machinists losses are offset by higher cost of living.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Board
Labor Board
Carmen
Tadustri
Baltimore July 3 Injuries Reported In Front Street Incident
A fragmented dispatch from Baltimore reports several people severely injured in a front street incident. Details are incomplete with limited names and exact causes unclear. Authorities investigate the scene.
Attack at Ranaagoco Restaurant Leaves Victims Injured
Report from Ranaagoco on July 3 states two men attacked a group dining at a local restaurant. The assailants beat several men unconscious, fled with three watches and $75, and escaped in an automobile. two women were also harmed in the incident.
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Ranaagoco
Site for Eastern Hospital at Summerfields In Dutchess County
The site for the Eastern Hospital in Summerfields Dutchess County near the river spans 228 acres. It was purchased at a price around 1 000 and is to be turned over to the Bureau for care of soldier patients from the Metropolitan district of New York.
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Sotorane
Summerfields
T ‘Vieln Con
T River
Erung’ Bureau
Resarepolitan
New York
Nate Ington
McCumber Claims Alibi Against Nomination Opposition
Senator Hiram Johnson McCumber of North Dakota says he has an alibi for his defeat bid in the upcoming primary. He denounces a bipartisan combine and a nonpartisan organization he says loyally supported his opponent. He released the letter today in Washington.
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M’cumbee
Washington
Senator McCumber
North ‘Dakota
Asc
Dakota
Cotton Makes Jump After Forecast Sparks Rally
New York traders sent AP Cotton up about 7.50 a bale within ten minutes after the first government forecast of the season. Heavy buying followed as the 11,065,000 bale yield estimate appeared unlikely to meet demand.
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New York
Brave Man Throws Lighted Cigar Into Bear Mouth
The court records describe a case involving Jake Oud being fined $10 for an incident where a lighted cigar was thrust into the mouth of a bear. The details note the defendant’s action and the resulting penalty.
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Beeh
Jake Oud
Strike Centered on Maintenance Men Rail Unions Outlawed
The rail labor board outlawed six shop unions and the strike reduced industry operations. Railway centers reported 75 to 97 percent of shopmen walking out, with replacement plans under open shop rules in motion as the board faced criticism and a potential conference in St. Louis to settle the dispute.
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ACI
R. R. Labor Board
Apon
Railroad Operroy
Pasa
Gad
Railroad Labor Board
Jackson
Michigan
Michigan Central
Missouri
Kansas
Texas Railway
Parsons
Anne
St. Louis
Corbin
Ataha
P.lc
Nebraska Points
Sioux City
Arry Nelson
Nashville, Chattanooga and
Advertiaz for Men to Replace Strikers
New York July 3 AP reports the New York Central announced it advertised for men to replace striking workers. The brief item notes management aims to fill roles as labor actions affect operations.
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New York, K
New York Central Today
Unclear OCR Summary of Court and Picketing Incident
In a garbled AP dispatch the Santa e court and the attorney general discuss arrest and picketing provisions. The piece notes no attempts to stop workers at shops but larger strikers gathered at gates.
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Inpeka
Uly
Santa E
Tafoatra
Charles
Adiptent General Department
Chicago Labor Tensions Reported Amid Railway Strike
In Chicago on July 3 AP reports Healy of the Donor men and oilers framing to 150 of his men that a strike could occur if secret messages seeking authority were sent. Reports say about half of the firemen had quit. telegrams did not grant strike authority but noted an inability to hold Armen.
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Chicago
Healy
Ealp
Vilers
Armen
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