Hooper drafts plan for railway shopmen settlement
Chicago July 12 AP Chairman Ben Hooper of the U S railroad labor board prepared a minimum plan for resolving the shopmen strike after talks with leaders of the shopmen and four regional railway executives. Hooper aimed to present the proposal to shopmen and await comments before contacting President Harding.
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Chicago
Ben W. Hooper
United States Railroad Labor Board
Hooper
Labor Board
Harting
Llarding
W. L. McMenimen
Railroad Labor Board
McMenimen
Goulds Two Marriages Spark Attention in New Jersey and Paris
George J. Gould wed for the second time in Paris about a week ago. His bride is actress Alice Sinclair, widow of the late Mrs Edith Kingdon Gould died in Lakewood New Jersey last November after a heart attack. The estate will be divided into equal shares for the seven children of the late Mrs Gould.
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New York
George
J. Gould Wage
Paris
Gould
Alice Sinclair
Edith Kingdon Gould
George J. Gould
Cornwall
Highe
Supreme Court
Whittaker
Fogithe
Watt
Big Four chiefs discuss shopmen strike impact
July 12 AP report says the four major union leaders will tackle issues from other shopmen strikes and train service operatives stepping in to cover duties. Troop deployment and conference outcomes could shape the conflict, though a broad strike threat from operating crafts is unlikely. A secret meeting atmosphere surrounds the discussions as pages note the stakes.
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Big
Crosses Continent to See Wife Arrested on Charge
Elisa Morgan's husband, after walking from Santa Cruz to Philadelphia to reunite with his wife, was arrested on a California threat charge by his mother-in-law, Mrs William Schneckel. He testified he saved six dollars on the journey and gave five to his wife. Magistrate Lindell set bail at 400 dollars for court.
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Philadelphia
Santa Cruz
Cal
Elisa Morgan
William Schneckel
California
Morgan
Continent
Lindell
British Columbia Municipalities Get Profit Share From Liquor Revenue
Victoria July 12 AP British Columbia municipalities will receive direct revenue from the liquor administration profits. Each head gets about 1.50 with half of net profits paid after a reserve and distributions. From June 15 1921 to March 31 1922 profits totaled 1 772 971 with 400 600 paid last autumn and 600 000 to be distributed among municipalities.
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Victoria
B. C
British Columbia
Provincial
Liquor Administration
Hasen
British debate over funding war debt to United States
London reports on whether Britain will fund the war debt to the United States. The Times notes U S overtures and a Washington conference invitation. The Daily Mail cites ongoing communications and a British mission trip to discuss the debt and an international economic conference. The Morning Post mocks any plan to repay in a lump sum soon.
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London
United States
The
Times
Washington
Daily Mail
Morning Post
Record of Severe West Coast Forest Fires In July
Vancouver reports more than sixty million feet of timber destroyed by fires in the past month valued at about $200 000. Between thirty and forty thousand acres burned. At Grassy Bay fire wiped out five million feet of fir and cedar. It is the worst fire season in years with fires largely under control but not yet extinguished.
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Vancouver
B. C
Grassy Bay
Coast District
Express Messenger Rewarded For Gallant Service
Los Angeles July 12 Harry D Stewart agent for the American Railway Express company received a 1000 check an engraved gold watch and a letter of appreciation from company president George C Taylor for gallant service during a train holdup near Tucson Arizona several weeks ago Stewart killed one bandit and drove off eight others during the attempt to rob the train
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Los Angeles
Calif
Harry D. Stewart
American Railway Express Company
George C. Taylor
Stewart
Tucson
Arizona
Life Saver Has Busy Eight Hours
Lorraine Ohio reports a life saver named Heiman working a double shift on July 12 as he helps a community during a busy eight hour period.
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Lorraine
Ohio
Premier King of Canada Arrives in Washington for Talks
Canadian Prime Minister King arrives in Washington from Ottawa for a conference with Secretary Hughes. Topics likely include the Great Lakes St. Lawrence waterway, tariff legislation, customs, prohibition enforcement, and possible reciprocity. He will dine at the British Embassy and may call on President Harding during the stay.
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Washington
King
Canada
Ottawa
Hughes
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
United States
Congress
Poe
Harding
Willis Brown Ordered to Appear in Juvenile Court
Willis Brown former Utah state court justice now doing boy welfare work in Washington must appear July 20 in juvenile court to answer contempt charges tied to statements attributed to him criticizing court procedures in child welfare cases. A demurrer to dismiss the contempt case was overruled.
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Washington
Willis Brown
Utah
Brown
Rich gold strike at Portland mine in Victor Colorado
Colorado Springs July 12 AP news reports ore assay potential up to 20000 per ton at the Portland mine on the 2600 foot level in Victor. Managing director Joseph W. Ady Jr says two four foot vein streaks contain solid calaverite and sylvanite after two weeks of drifting and this week’s blasting.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Portland
Victor
Colorado
Joseph W. Ady, Jr
Portland Gold Mining Company
Cripple Creek
Ady
Picture brides must tell truth on engagements before landing
Honolulu July 12 AP Japanese picture brides arriving in Honolulu must swear to the truth of their engagements before landing. Brides who refuse may petition Washington for permission to land. Engaged brides must verify engagements in the immigration office and may land only after a marriage ceremony is performed and reported.
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Honolulu
T. H
R. L. Halsey
Washington
Inspector Halsey
Immigration Office
Halsey
Outbreak Anthrax Reported in Laguna Provinces
The Philippines reports an anthrax outbreak among sheep and cattle in several Laguna localities. No human cases yet. The Bureau of Agriculture also notes 1,745 cattle deaths from rinderpest in the herds.
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Manila
Laguna
Bureau of Agriculture
Grand jury to probe German patent sales by Alien Property Custodian
Washington reports the grand jury will review the sale of hundreds of German patents to Chemical Foundation Inc in 1919. Francis P. Garvan appears as custodian and company president. investigation aims to clarify activity of the Alien Property Custodian’s office since its inception.
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Strauds Grand Jury
Chemical Foundation, Inc
Francis P. Garvan
Garvan
G@im
Secuettinet of Justice
Therman Bischarge
Padenerat Daugh
Congress
Department of Justice
Grand Jury
Coal strike arbitration talks widen as miners and operators move
Officials report Mine Workers of Fontenee and Senneabor Davig set to meet amid push for arbitration. Government sources say a nationwide wage scale via federal tribunal faces operator opposition while non union mines continue output under lower pay. President Harding seeks a suspension via arbitration with a wage tempo to be set, raising concerns over railway distribution and regional non union mines south of the Ohio river.
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Daly
Sttom
Harding
Ohio River
Recognigel
Canton Faces Shifting Siege as Sun Yat Sen Forces Advance
Sun Yat Sen’s warships bombard Canton and seize Macao forts while rival Chen Kuo Ming forces hold Canton and Waichow. Sun moves to retake the city as workers threaten strikes and the merchant association invites his return to the presidency.
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Canton
Sun Yat- Sen
Macao
Yip Kuo
Chen Chiung- Ming
Sun
Chen
Waichow
Sun Yat-Sen
Shameen
Wusi
Kwangsi
Yip Kue
Sun Yat Sen Aboard Wingfu Arrives Near Hongkong
A Central News dispatch from Hongkong reports the cruiser Wingfu with Sun Yat Sen aboard arriving off the British settlement. Sun Yat Sen expresses confidence that the future will bring victory during an interview.
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London
Hongkong
Wingfu
Sun Yat-Sen
South China
Sun
Dress Wounds Of Victim And Escape
In Lebanon Pennsylvania on July 123 an assault left the victim with wounds and the assailant fled the scene. Police reported limited details and ongoing investigation.
Elks Plan Major Building Boom Across Nation
Atlantic City July 12 AP Millions to be spent for construction by the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks during the coming year. Reports show assets of subordinate lodges around 68 million consistent with plans to erect new homes and expand administration in Chicago as a national center.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Benevolent and Peenenee
Order of Elks
William
Neerandie
Ee Ae
Elks’ National Mess
Chicago
Camp Lewis to complete nervous disease center project
Colonel C. B. Forcon, director general of the U S veterans bureau, announced that work on a nervous disease center for veterans will be completed within a year on a three hundred acre tract at Camp Lewis. The site has been selected and approved.
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Seattle
Watsee
Camp Lewis
C. B. Forcon
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Ireland Proclaimed Republic Headlines From Cork
London reports say several Irish newspapers print a Cork proclamation of an Irish republic under Belfast headlines. The claim is unconfirmed by other sources. Censorship by officials and parties complicates confirmation and information sharing.
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Rome
Cork
Belfast
Out
Ireland
Free
Emer
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