Shopmen Strike Talks Drag On In Washington
July 27 AP report notes revived tensions as shopmen and railway executives head to Washington for talks with President Harding. Key figures include Ewell head of the strikers and T De Witt Cuyler of the railway executives. government officials prepare to mobilize resources under the Interstate Commerce Commission to ensure fuel and food shipments.
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Oiteten
Washington
Ewell
Chicago
Hardi W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Lines
T. de Witt Cuyler
Association of
Railway Executives
Toda
L. Loree
Delaware & Pace
Harding
Railway
Em Maeree Publicity Association
Hardeee
Wien
Bead Labor Board
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Disorders at Vv and Points Triggered by Strike
Disruptions occurred at scattered points amid the strike. About 300 shopmen on the Philadelphia and Reading railway joined in. Eviction notices were served on former railway dwellers, arrests made, injunctions issued, and federal marshals mobilized for duty.
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Philadelphia & Reading
Casper
Woo
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
California
United States District Attorney
Creston
Red Oak
San Bernardino
Cal
Atchison
United States
Greenwood
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Milwaukee
Widow to witness execution of four slayers in New Mexico
Mrs. Courey, widow of a Duran store proprietor killed last September, will witness the hanging of four men Carlos Renteria Ysidoro Miravnda Francisco Vaisas and Louis Meundarno at Estancia New Mexico tomorrow. She was wounded in the ambush and the assailants were later captured by posses.
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Attan
Man Besieged Thirteen Days Surrenders After Firecop Standoff
John Fredeking, an insane suspect who barricaded in Hinton West Virginia for thirteen days after killing one man and wounding four, came to the front door this morning. Troopers and deputies used water and orders to dislodge him and escort him to the county jail. He showed dazed behavior and did not answer questions while doctors treated his arm and shoulder wounds.
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Hinton
W. Va
John Fredeking
Luspend
Fredericg ‘ Coek
Fredeking
Steel Trust Declares Dividend Despite Earnings Drop
Bethlehem Steel Corp directors declared the usual quarterly dividend on both common stock classes. Chairman Charles M. Schwab said earnings were not earned in the second quarter, but the outlook was strong enough to fund the payment from reserve funds.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Charles M. Schwab
Aviators Map A New Circuit
Army aviators Lieutenants Virgil Hines and Charles Webber flew from Salt Lake City to Salt Lake City on a 6,000 mile air mapping flight. They planned a southward route to Denver El Paso and San Antonio before returning to San Diego with stops at Rock Springs and Cheyenne.
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Salt Lake City
Denver
Virgil Hines
Charles Webber
Las Vegas
Nevada
San Diego
Cal
el Paso
San Antonio
Tex
Rock Springs
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Colorado
Paris Writer Jules Mary Dies at 71
Paris reports the death of Jules Mary novelist and dramatist at age 71. He authored many plays including The Swordsman s Daughter and A Man s Shadow and wrote about fifty novels. He belonged to several French literary societies and was a Knight of the Legion of Honor.
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Paris
Jules Mary
Prussia Decrees Editorial Alignment With Republic Demands
Provincial newspapers across Prussia must conform to the republic’s editorial stance or forfeit official advertising revenue, a decree by the interior minister announced. The report cites a broader talk on arbitration and international law, with various global notes on finance, strikes, and diplomacy scattered through the updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Prussia
German Republic
Lewis predicts interstate joint conference set soon
John L. Lewis, president of the miners union, said in Philadelphia that he has every reason to believe an interstate joint conference of the central competitive field will be arranged within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John L. Lewis
The
Miners Union
Miners Debate Action Over Export Coal To America
London July 27 AP report says the executive committee of the British miners federation will discuss whether miners should take action against exporting coal to the United States as a potential response to American demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
The
Miners Federation Today
Coal and railroad strikes cut Ohio production and transport
State troops mobilize as coal and railroad strikes disrupt industry in Ohio. Thousands of miners and rail workers idle. furnaces ban k fires, freight and livestock movement delayed, lake shipping down, and retail and utility sectors facing shortages. Major mills least able to secure fuel.
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Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press
Youngstown
Four Mines In Operation In Pittsburgh District
Miners entered four mines in the Pittsburgh district and officials predicted coal would be hoisted before nightfall. Pennsylvania cavalry under Captain R. C. Dunkle patrolled roads near the mines amid reports of no concrete trouble.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Coal Producers Association
Pennsylvania Cavalry
R. C. Dunkle
Coast Guard Life Saving Operations Reported Across Pacific
The coast guard life saving service on the Pacific coast continues rescues as usual. A message from Indiana Governor McCray notes authorities struck out whiskey requisitions for a life saving station’s emergency supplies. Indiana operators and miners’ representatives may cross state lines for a four state conference if other central field operators join.
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San Francisco
Uncle Sam's
Coast Guard Service
Pacific Coast
P Peter Jenson
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
McCray
John Hessler
United Mine Workers of America
Ment
United States Coast Guard Service
Washington
Illinois coal strike stalls wage conference plan
Chicago July 27 AP Illinois coal operators will not join an interstate wage conference to settle the coal strike. Dr C Hognold secretary of the Talentine Coal Operators Association says no joint action until the president’s views are known. Governors and state committees seek coordination to shape a workable plan.
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Chicago
C. Hognold
Associaton
Pring
Senate
Hoover
Sages
Connecticutt
Iowa
Kansas
Minneso
Ohio
West Virgana
Pennsyvania
Phe
Washingto Vt
Cook
Hapging
Loover
Erxaninaip Bi
Ferrous Acten
President Harding Urges Return to Work in Coal and Rail Strikes
President Harding reiterates government policy amid coal and rail strikes. He suggests workers resume duties under his proposed terms while agencies study demands. In a telegram to J Cleve Dean, he denies aiming to pressure labor and offers to take the issue to the American people.
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Harding
Poneent
J. Cleve Dean
Railway Employes Publicity Association
Chattanooga
Tenn
Farms Complain of Shortage Across Thirteen States
A dispatch from Chicago dated July 27 reports the American Farm Bureau Federation noting anxious farmers over coal and rail strikes. Officials in Iowa Washington Wisconsin and Illinois cite coal shortages and potential transport limits hindering harvesting and marketing. Some states fear a car shortage and delayed shipments while others report normal conditions.
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Chicago
J. W. Coverdale
American Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa
Washington
Wisconsin
Illinois
Ohio
Missouri
California
Nebraska
South Dakota
Idaho
Indiana
Texas
North Dakota
Lewis Makes a Statement From Hotel Lobby Union Leaders
John L. Lewis tells reporters in Belle vue Stratford hotel lobby that mine workers have won their strike and wage reductions cannot apply to the mining industry. He calls for an interstate joint conference to negotiate a new wage agreement and rejects separate settlements.
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Philadelphia
Bellevue Stratford Hotel
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
John L. Lewis
Confab at Capital May Find Solution
A report details the kidnapping of Claus Jacobson a car inspector for the Short Line as he left home for work near midnight. Police and strike leaders say the act is unauthorized by the labor movement and vow to find and punish the guilty while maintaining order.
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Claus Jacobson
Short Line Pump House
P House
Jacobson
Stei Wand
Clause Jacobson
South 8Th Avenue
Patten
Mit
Jacobsen Homn
Pocatello
Kris Jacobson
Dupont Official Dies in Philadelphia Hospital
Charles A. Paterson 46 vice president of the DuPont Powder Company in charge of the department of air explosives died in a Philadelphia hospital last night after illness. The Wilmington dispatch reports his death on July 27.
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Dupont
Wilminghton
Del
Charles A. Paterson
DuPont Powder
Department of Air Explosives
Philadelph
Fight Returns At The Tribune
Early reports from the east indicate a fight returning to the Tribune with preliminary notes of action around 7 p m in the open pe dorate at Boyle's Thirty cres.
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the Tribune
Aci
White House Center of Prolonged Strike Discussions
Washington July 27 The White House became the focus of the strike as leaders met with officials for about an hour to discuss seniority and potential resolutions. Mr Cuyler Sol reported the president's view but declined to state an official position while no new developments emerged.
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Washington
White House
Alekert
O'Clee Hin
Cute Ak
Eea
Iem
William H. Jehn
International Assvciste
Martial law enforced as union strike disrupts rail shops
On July 27 union action brought martial law to the area. Guards patrolled the rail yards and shops while non union workers filled striking positions. Officials expect 400 guards in the shops by Friday as both unions and railroads pledge continued supervision to avert trouble.
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Cavenderiah
Tregpor
Santos
Kassag
Texas
Neas
Red Cross to Lead Joint Inquiry on Turkish Atrocities
Partial passage notes a plan among British French Italian and other governments to jointly investigate Turkish atrocities, but the plan was altered. The Red Cross is to sign and lead the inquiry from Constantinople with officials coordinating efforts.
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Turkey
Phan
Sol
Red Cross
Vera
Constantinople
Shoe Makers Strike Sparks Labor Tensions
An AP report notes footwear workers strike amid industry turmoil. A national wage cut proposal and labor actions threaten production as unions push back against wage reductions and factory concessions.
Soldier Column Note From Cadet Assembly Camp
Fragmentary item references soldiers and a cadet camp near a fort guarding Nevada. It mentions a civilian female and a period in July, with unclear context or full names or locations due to damaged OCR.
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Montreal
Canada
Grand Trunk Railroad
Thnee
R. J. Tallon
Steel Trust
Railway Employes Department of the American Federation of Labor
En Raaat
Newton D. Baernes
International Chamber
Baker
Chamber of Commerce
Yestardey
A.rd
Poser
Peat
Ongapo
Luzon Bay
Manila
Henderson
Cavite
Ith Rogriever McCormick
Cormick Estate
Wm. Quinlan
Surface Lines
Lisbon
Germany
Warsaw
Pilsudski
Woodrow Wilson
Augustus Thomas
Producing Managers’ Association
Commissioner Sandia
Will H. Hays
Bristol Bay
Alaska
Prine Hammer
Montecito Drive
Los An- Gey
Maii
Lewis
T. Harding
Rbill
di & Svs
Bell
Floldier Noviege
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