Federal order upholds Daugherty action over shopmen strike
A final decree made permanent the injunction against the railway employes department of the American Federation of Labor and allied leaders, restraining interference with railroad operations during the nationwide shopmen's strike. The order affects about 400,000 workers and enforces a 1922 injunction first issued by Judge James H. Wilkerson.
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Chicago
United States
Harry M. Daugherty
Wilkerson
United Sates Railroad Labor Board
Baltimore
Railroad Labor Board
American Federation of Labor
Perman
Jt M. Jewell
Dertment
J. F. McGrath
John Scott
International Brotherhood F Blacksmiths
James W. E
International Alliance
J. J. Haynes
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
Tron Ship Builders and_ Helpers of America
J. A. Franklin
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America
Martin F. Ryan
International Association
William H. Johnston
E. C. Davison
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
James P. Noonan
US Motor Vehicle Register Shows Big Gasoline Demand
A July 1 survey by the American Petroleum Institute reports 18,048,128 registered motor vehicles in the United States and a gasoline demand to exceed six billion gallons this year. Car totals rise 2,440,000 since July 1, 1922 and 683,751 above December 1922 peak. oil production fell 11,200 barrels for the week to 2,199,150. East of the Rockies daily output averaged 1,364,9150 barrels, down 16,200. California produced 835,000 barrels, up 5,000. June imports reached 7,211,066 barrels. weekly imports at 1,969,000 barrels, up from 1,236,000 the prior week.
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York
United States
American Petroleum Institute
Institute
Rocky Mountains
California
Elk Parade Closes Atlanta Grand Lodge Convention
Atlanta on July 12 witnessed the Elk parade closing their grand lodge convention and reunion. Thousands of members with bands drum corps and floats received an ovation.
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Atlanta
Elk Tribe
Grand Lodge
Order
Chicago May Host 1924 Republican National Convention
Missouri leader I H Babler and William Sacks reported strong GOP momentum for Chicago as the 1924 convention site, with support from eight states and committee members. The discussion touched on a potential opposite choice of San Francisco and the Democrats backing Senator James A Reid of Missouri for president.
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Chicago
Fred V.ipham
National Executive Committee
I. H. Babler
Missouri
Upham
Babler
William Sacks
St. Louis
Missouri Republican Ways and Means Committee
Sacks
East
Middlewest
San Francisco
Reid
John T. Adams
Iowa
Babiler
Can‘yetben
James A. Reid
Attorneys clash over Magee case amid contempt trial
In Las Vegas New Mexico July 12 attorney Fred Wilson defense in Magee contempt trial shows a black eye from a street scuffle with state chief counsel O O Askren who was fined ten dollars for technical assault but the fine was remitted The defense seeks to prove a political machine in San Miguel County led by ex sheriff turned US marshal Scendino Romero while examining county official expenditures and witness testimony Magee reiterates that the San Miguel district court tilted toward local politicians.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Fred Wilson
Carl C. Magee
O. O. Askren
Magee
Askren
San Miguel County
Albuquerque Tribune
Sccndino Romero
District Court of
US June trade balance favors imports or exports
Imports into the United States in June were valued at 325 million dollars while exports reached 429 million dollars, leaving a trade surplus of 1 million dollars.
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Washington
United States
Willard Firpo Heavyweight Fight Draws Big Crowd
Fans lined up for tickets to the Firpo Willard bout at Boyle's Thirty Acres in Jersey City. By noon more than 500 spectators gathered as reserved seats sold out, with receipts over 825000 and up to 60 000 tickets sold. Anticipation grew for a potential 90000 attendance.
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Jersey City
N.J
Boyle
Thirty Acres
Big Pine Bowl
Baldwin Avenue Hill
RECO
Tex Rickars
Madison Square Garden
Boylé
Jess Willard
Luis Angel Firpo
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Banquet Program
Portland Oregon July 12/AP The convention features tonight's annual banquet with a vocational luncheon earlier. Speakers include Judge Florence E. Allen on The Supreme Challenge and Carrie Jacobs Bond on A New Field. Dorcas Prichard and Marcia Hoagland report on committee work. a personnel research plan advocates employer employee relations to reduce conflicts.
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Portland
Gre
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Marcia E. Hoagland
Indianapolis
Dorcas Prichard
Fairmont
W. Va
Florence E. Allen
Ohio Supreme Court
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Hollywood
Cal
Charlotte Williams
Washington, D. C
Committee On
National Federation of Business and Professional Women
Eluba
Meriiake Ss
Practice for Airmen Distribution to Pacific coast and Hawaii
Navy orders the battle fleet squadrons reassigned along the Pacific coast and in Hawaii for summer drills. The aim is to let units study the topography of those regions while the fleet rests.
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Washington
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Navy Department
Britain to Draft Plan for German Reparation Reply
Premier Baldwin told the house of commons Britain will prepare a draft reply to Germany’s reparations note to be submitted to the allies quickly. The plan aims at pacifying Europe and aiding world recovery. Distinguished attendees included ambassadors Saint Aulaire Moncheur and Benes among others. The day was hottest of the season.
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London
Great Britain
France
Italy
Baldwin
House of Commons
Europe
Count de Saint Aulaire
Stanley Baldwin
Baron Moncheur
Eduard Benes
Czecho- Slovakia
President Harding Promises Kindness to Dogs and Horses
President Harding, aboard a U. S. ship en route to Seward, vows ethics toward animals and cites a brotherhood that began in 1899 on the Seattle steamer. He reflects on life’s aims, praising friendship and the enduring value of loyal companions.
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Harding
Harding Kay
Presskagway
Brotherhood
Seattle
Dry Strait
G-1
Alaska
Seward
Skagway
Ammonia Tank Started Blaze at Chicago Factory
An explosion on the fourth floor of the Wolf Sayer and Heller sausage casing plant set off a furnace like blaze as an ammonia tank burst. Two men were likely fatally injured and a large number of escapes occurred as flames raced through the eight story building. The structure was nearly destroyed.
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Chicago
Wolf Sayer and Heller Company
Wolf Bayer and Heller Company
Utah Coal Land in Contest Over State or Federal Ownership
Utah seeks state ownership of coal rich land in Carson county while the federal government claims ownership. A hearing before Acting Interior Secretary Finneroy reviewed the Utah appeal from the General Land Office decision. Judge Finneroy took the matter under advisement.
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Washington
Carson County
Utah
Finnery
Interior Department
Harvey H. Luff
Finneroy
Theeneral Land Office
Storm Drives Steamers Ashore at Montevideo Harbor
A violent three day South American storm has left five ships aground off Montevideo and flooded parts of the coastline. The grounded vessels include the German KRugia from Hamburg with many British passengers, the British Tuscany and Trefusis, the Dutch Amsteland, and the Belgian Deventer. Relief has begun.
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Montevideo
South America
Plata
Krugia
Hamburg
Tuscany
Trefusis
Amstelland
Deventer
Fight Returns This Evening at the Tribune
Remiehe’s net state event at the Tribune features Johnson versus Tack McAul in a semi final round, Cliff Kramer versus Tiny Tim Herman in eight rounds, plus two other bouts at Boyle’s Theatre City. The event begins at 6 p.m. standard daylight time with police on duty in front of the Tribune office as guests are invited.
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Remiehe
Avente
He Ag
Jess Wulera
Johnson
Tack McAul
Cliff Kramer
Tiny Tim
Herman
Boyle's Thirt
City
H . Building
RB. D
Tribune
Five Killed in Mine Accident at Sloss-Sheffield Works
In a stone mine near Bessemer Alabama a train of trip cars carrying the morning shift derailed 1300 feet underground. Five men were killed and thirty five injured seven seriously as twelve cars broke loose and rolled 800 feet. The dead and many injured were black workers. Authorities report a coupling failure caused the disaster.
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Birmingham
Ala
Stone Mine
Sloss-Sheffield Iron and Steel Company
Bessemer
Great Northern Shows Big 1922 Income Gain
The Great Northern railway reports a sharp rise in net operating income for 1922 despite freight rate cuts and a shopmen strike. Gross income reached 27.76 million dollars, with about half paid as dividends, and expenses as a share of revenue fell by 2.5 percent.
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St. Paul, Minn
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern
Per Capita Fire Loss in Lewiston Report
Lewiston releases a fire loss per capita for the year July 1 1922 to June 30 1923 at 1.92 based on a 6000 population. The prior year ended June 30 1922 shows 3.00 and 1920 2.47. Fire Chief W A Westfall prepared the report for the mayor and commissioners.
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Lewiston
W. A. Westfall
Woman figures ringleader of conspirators in Shanghai plot
Mrs V Stein linked to Tso Lin as advisor while her husband, an ex-U S army officer, aided arms plot in Mukden. She was arrested in a Burlington hotel after police found incriminating letters and a Mauser pistol. J F Money, local baseball star, tied to affair. Lawrence H Kearney held on similar charges.
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Shanghai
V. Stein
U. S. Army
Tso Lin
Mukuden
Kai Sports
Steins
J. F
Loney
Cleo Wie
Lawrence H. Kearney
Stein
Manila
Manchuria
Burlington
Shanghai Sport
Stanton Bank Seeks Solo Liquidation Under New Montana Law
George H. Stanton president of Stanton Trust & Savings asks that his bank be allowed to supervise its own liquidation rather than appoint a receiver. He states the bank is solvent and intends to liquidate obligations, pledging his personal fortune to prevent a receiver, awaiting AG interpretation of the statute.
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Great Falls
Mont
George H. Stanton
Stanton Trust & Savings Bank
Sieton
Stanton
W. Rankin
Flour Lowest Since World War Ends Farm Loss Risks
Chicago July wheat and flour fell to levels not seen since before the war with prices under $1 a bushel. Minneapolis millers cut family patent prices to 96 cents per bushel in carloads amid a general readjustment of grain values. If futures dip to 95 cents, an estimated $80 million could be lost by American farmers.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Northwest
Gilbert Duster
American Farm Bureau
Fake buying orders circulate in Pacific stock fraud
Fake buying orders for Western Pacific stock were distributed by several operators on a street in New York. The market fraud was detected before execution and none of the orders were carried out. Investigators say this is the fourth such incident in six months.
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New York
Waboen Pacific Railroad
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