Shopmen May Take Offices Over Border
Chicago reports say rail unions plan to set up Canadian headquarters to evade U S Supreme Court damages ruling as wage cuts loom up to 150 million dollars yearly involving 350000 more workers. Ballots urged a swift vote before June 30 with no work stoppages until authorized.
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Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Canada
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Marine Department
Railway Employes
Railroad union denies plan to move HQ to Canada
Cincinnati June 12 B M Jewell head of the railway employment department of the American Federation of Labor denied today that the railroad shop crafts union is considering moving their headquarters from Chicago to Canada to escape lawsuits under the Coronado decision recently handed down.
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Cincinnati
B. M. Jewell
Americanation of Labor
Railroad Shop Crafts Union
Chicago
Canada
Supreme Court Ruling Sparks Heated Exchange
In a tense exchange Mr Jowell declares no move under consideration while stressing readiness. He says they are not seeking a fight but will battle to the last ditch if forced into one, signaling firm resolve amid mounting tensions.
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United States Supreme
Federation of Labor Opens Convention in Cincinnati
The American Federation of Labor begins a two weeks gathering in Cincinnati with issues including the open shop unemployment wage reductions in Soviet Russia and court decisions. Gompers urges equality in negotiations and a Tuesday focus on child labor abolition following a Supreme Court ruling.
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Cincinnati
Russia
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Esti
Samuel Gompers
Parliament of
Labor
Kerg
Pten
National Guard
America
Peter Dietz
Harry L. Davis
George P. Carrel
T. J. Donnelly
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Adolf Kummer
Gompers
Eddie Rickenbacker continues to San Francisco by train
Eddie Rickenbacker travels by rail toward San Francisco carrying a message from President Harding to Shrine leaders. His plane crashed in Omaha as he left for Denver, but no one was injured. He says lightning caused the Detroit strike last Thursday and abandons his 15,000 mile flight plan for an industrial and aeronautical survey.
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Omaha
Eddie Rickenbacker
San Francisco
Harding
Shrine
Rickenbacker
Denver
Detroit
Opposition to Kato Tokio Premier Appointment
Venacular newspapers condemn Admiral Baron Kato's selection as premier and his plan to form a non party ministry as of June 12.
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Tokio
Baron Kato
Kato
Halt the Cost of a Loaf of Bread Is in Getting It to Consumer
The joint commission on agricultural inquiry reports bread’s price structure shows about fifty cents of every dollar goes to distribution costs. Farmers receive only 29.6 cents per dollar for wheat, while the rest covers processing, transportation, and retailer margins. The study highlights the baker’s profit and the consumer’s price in the chain from farm to table.
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Washington
Joint Commission On
Ricultural
Tate
Ecour Ie
Clerks Wage Cut Expected Across Railroads
Chicago reports wage reductions totaling up to 40 million dollars for 355000 rail employees. The railway labor board is set to issue the decision, effective July 1, with most clerks facing about five cents an hour cuts. Some supervisory and dispatch staff may escape reductions.
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Railroad Board
Chicago
Railway Labor Board
Genecral
Maintenance of Way
Prominent figures to receive USC honorary degrees
Six distinguished individuals will be honored at USC commencement in Los Angeles next Thursday. Ignace Jan Paderewski and Mme. Ernestine Schumann-Heink are named among the recipients, with Paderewski to receive a doctor of law and Schumann-Heink a doctor of music for their contributions to music and public service.
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Los Angeles
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Mme
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
University of Southern California
Zderewski
Poland
Schumann-Heink Aeere
Radio tips off bootleggers cited by commissioner
Washington June 12 AP report says activities of bootleggers are being tipped off by radio. Commissioner Haynes states radio service has been enlisted to aid prohibition enforcement and is being used successfully in Michigan Colorado and Florida.
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Washington
Haynes
Michigan
Colorado
Florida
Assassin Draws A Prison Team
Tokio June 12 AP Imprisonment for an indefinite period was the sentence imposed today on Rychi Nakaakoa the Korean lad of 19 who assassinated Premier Takashi Hara in a railway station here last November The boy was quoted at the time as saying that he objected to the liberal policies of the premier.
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Tokio
Rychi Nakaakoa
Takashi Hara
Girl Claims She Saw Shot Fired In Barton Slaying
A sworn statement places Mrs. Bessie Curtis with Densel Chester the night Florence Barton, a local society girl, was murdered in October 1920 and she saw Chester fire the fatal shot. Chester was acquitted of the murder in May 1921.
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Kansas City
Densel Chester
Florence Barton
Bessie Curtis
Kaspace
Chester
Barton
War Finance approves 42 agricultural loans totaling 1.908 million
The War Finance Corporation announced 42 advances for farm and live stock use amounting to 1,908,000 dollars. Distribution by state included Arizona 145,000. California 26,000. Colorado 81,000. Idaho 41,000. Montana 14,000.
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Washington
War Finance Corporation
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Washington Conference Yields No Action on Ship Subsidy
At a June meeting with President Harding, Republican leader Mendel summoned the House steering committee to discuss action on the ship subsidy bill and the Muscle Shoals project, but the gathering reportedly went nowhere.
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Washington
Presiden Harding
Pepccesetnnys Mendel
House
Muscle Shoals
Money matters trigger family shooting in D C home
In June in Anderson D C Peter Shaw was shot and killed in his parents yard while holding his infant. His brother Eugene Shaw fired shots and was later arrested. The family says money troubles between Peter and Eugene sparked the incident according to their mother.
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Anderson
D. C
Peter Shaw
Eugene
Reed Shaw
Peter
Williams hits fifteenth homer for Browns in loss to Yankees
In St Louis on June 12 Kenneth Williams of the St. Louis Browns belted his fifteenth homer of the season in the first inning with one runner aboard against the New York team.
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St.Louis
Kenneth Williams
St. Louis Browns
New York
Long Journey Over Desert Mecca Arrives for San Francisco Jubilee
Pilgrims from across the United States arrive in San Francisco for the Islam golden jubilee. Processions pass city gates as caravans and bearded riders mingle with locals. A cornerstone laying for a hospital for crippled children accompanies bands, rodeos, and Shrine music.
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Sa Francisco
Fian Francisco
Araby
Karam
Waco
Tex
el Colorado
Mecca
San Franny
Rochester
N. Y
Pittsburg
Syria
al Amin
Oasis
Little Rock
Ark
San Francisco
Murat
Indianapolis
Butte
Zarah
Minn
Medina
Chicago
Ernest Allen Culls
Caliphate
Savannah
Arabia
Shrine
Hillcrest Dance Tonight Sees Madalynne On Trial
Los Angeles June 12 Madalynne Obenchain returns for a second trial seeking conviction on the murder of J Belton Kennedy on August 5 of last year. Her co defendant Arthur Barch has faced two trials with hung juries. The first witness was Dr N E Wagner autopsy surgeon who performed the Kennedy death autopsy shortly after the shooting on the steps of a Beverly Glen cottage.
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Los Angeles
Madalynne Obenchain
J. Belton Kennedy
Commission to Russia Planned Policy Report
Fragmented notes indicate a planned commission to Russia involving Premier Po’neare and British officials. The text mentions a wage conference, an embassy discussion, and potential actions if certain military or political conditions arise, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Varis
Jane
Po'neare
Menny Randum
von Poe
USA
Klan Raid Indictees Plead Not Guilty in Los Angeles
Thirty five people indicted for participation in a Ku Klux Klan raid near Inglewood on April 22 plead not guilty in Los Angeles County court. Charges include kidnapping false imprisonment and assault with deadly weapon. Coburn and Baker, key figures, were not present but face joint trial planned for August 7. separate trials possible.
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Los Angeles
M. B. Mosher
Angeles County
Coburn
Grand Goblin
Wok
Baker
King Kleagle
Tregoe Defends Courts Attacks Gompers At Convention
J Harry Tregoe of New York, secretary treasurer, told the Retail Credit Men's National Association in Cleveland that critics of the Supreme Court are traitors. He defended court integrity and warned against attacking the judiciary, naming Samuel Gompers as unworthy of an American citizen for opposing court decisions against organized labor.
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Cleveland
Retail Credit Men's National Association
J. Harry Tregoe
York
United States Supreme Court
Uel Gompers
America
Rome
Samuel Gompers
Citisen
Hitchcock to enter Nebraska Democratic primary for re election
Omaha by AP reports that United States Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska will file to run in the July 18 Democratic primary for renomination. The move confirms Hitchcock seeks another term.
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Omaha
Neb
Anpeneenet
United States
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Markets Heavy Selling Drives Downtick at Opening
Trading opened with a broad market decline led by the general list. Investors responded to weekend events including failed German loan talks in Paris, weighing on rails and industrials while several key names fell one point or more.
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New York
Wall Street
Paris
Studebaker
U. S. Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Mex«1 Petroleum
Canadtan Pacific
St. Paul
Standard Oil Ifew Jersey
Market recap notes mixed wheat oats and hogs
The report describes a mixed session with wheat and oats showing firmness early then easing as weak demand and opening pressures surfaced. Hog futures weakened while overall market sentiment edged lower amid uncertain demand signals and technicals.
Cattle and hog markets mixed as receipts rise in Chicago report
Chicago report shows cattle receipts at 24,000 with beef steers uneven and largely weaker, top around 9.60 and weights near 106.70 for prime lots. Bulls, calves, and stockers steady to lower. hogs 9.50 to 10.60, light and heavy weights varied, spring lambs and ewes noted with modest gains and declines.
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Omaha
Gee Bureau of Perkates
Lewer
CHICA
Chicago
U. S. Bureau O
Silver and currency rates in New York London markets
New York reports bar silver at 17 percent and Mexican dollars at 54 percent. London quotes bar silver at 36 and a quarter percent per ounce. Money market rates list 1 percent, government bills at I'm sorry, the source text ends abruptly. key figures include three month bills at about 2 percent and copper bills at 26-16 per cent.
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New York
London
Potatoes Chica 2018. A garbled market note
A fragmented OCR item mentions potatoes with scattered terms like Irish cobbiers and North Carolina cobbiers. The readable content is incomplete and unclear about dates, prices, or locations.
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Irish Cobbiers
Carolina Cobbiers
Chicago Dairy Goods Prices Summary
The fragment lists price percentages for dairy goods in Chicago with items like creamery extras and seconds. It notes miscellaneous 21 22, teenage ed extras 24, storage packed Firsts 23 and mentions Jeandaras 36 and Stalearse' Htrate 0 iv. The text is partially garbled and lacks clear context or events.
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Chicago
Jeandaras
Sugar Market Slips Then Edges Back in Early Trading
New York sugar prices softened at the open with raw Cubas July shipment at 3 cents cost and freight, about 4.61 for centrifugal. Traders sold 75,000 bags to a local refiner, prices drifting six to nine points down on liquidation before a partial rally. Refined futures were steady to two points higher with granulated futures at 6.80 to 6.60. Demand remained good for refined, though overall activity cooled.
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New York
Money Watch: Call Money Rates and Paper Steady
In New York on June 12 a call money firm ranged from 2 to 3 percent with closing bids at 3 percent. Time loans held steady with sixty days and ninety days at 4 percent and six months at 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 4 percent.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Bond quotes and rates from New York market close
New York bond market closes with 3s at 100, first 4s around 98.40, third 4s near 103, fourth 4m at 100.00 and Victory 3% yield noted. Traders report slight shifts across Treasury and municipal issues as of June 12.
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New York
Sete and Bonds
Bee
Tory
Victory
Exchange rates and bond notes from New York market
New York financial desk reports varying international demand for currencies. British pound quoted at 4.49 with cables at 4.49 percent. France 8.83 with cables 8.88. Italy 56.05 with cables 5.096. Belgium 8.62 with cables 8.27. Germany 0.31 or 1 percent on cables. Holland 39.04 with cables 39.08. Norway 17.55. Sweden 26.00. Denmark 21.90. Switzerland 18.11. Spain demand not specified.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Swiss
Spain
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