Majority in Favor Strike by Rail Workers Considered
Cincinnati June 16 rail union leaders move to notify the railroad labor board of an overwhelming vote by shop craft and maintenance of way workers to strike on July 1. They expect action after the AFL convention and plan a Chicago canvass beginning June 25 to gauge support among 500 000 coal miners already on strike.
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Cincinnati
Ehieta
Railroad Labor Board
Shepcraft
Maintenance of Way
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
Big Four
Rail unions seek joint conference with miners over strike
B M Jewell president of the railway employes department of the AFL was authorized to request a joint conference with United Mine Workers leaders. The aim is to discuss coordinated action amid the miners strike since April 1 and the looming railroad workers walkout. John L Lewis is expected to arrive tomorrow to join talks.
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Cincinnati
B. M. Jewell
Department of the American Federation of Labor
United
Mine Orders of America
Tvs
John L. Lewis
Mr. Jewell
Chicago
Mr. Lewis
Miners Union
Hhe
Wheat Crop In Good Shape Across Europe and Regions
The Agriculture Department reports generally healthy European wheat conditions, with France and Poland below average and Norway slow. Northern Africa and Egypt above average, central Europe warm with moist conditions aiding corn. 1921-22 world wheat production seen rising, notably in Argentina and British India, with Australia and Argentina sowing potential for 1022-23.
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Washington
France
Poland
Department of Agriculture
Norway
Africa
Egypt
Europe
British India
Australia
Argentina
Philippine plea heard Saturday at the White House
Washington reports of a Philippine mission seeking relief for violence. Officials had prepared for a meeting with President Harding but a cabinet session and naval event postponed the reception until tomorrow. the delegation was urged to wait.
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Washington
Pine Mission
Sone
Harding
White House
Wed
Salt Lake Boy Accidentally Shot by Cousin
A Salt Lake boy died from a bullet wound inflicted accidentally by his cousin during a play four days ago. Investigators say the incident occurred in Salt Lake and the youths were known to each other.
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Salt Lake
Drugists Meet At State Capital In Boise
A large delegation from the Snake River Valley Druggists association gathers in Boise as E. E. Brokmeyer of Washington DC addresses on court rulings affecting narcotics and alcohol sales by drug stores. Druggists from Idaho and Oregon plan to attend.
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Boise
Snake River Valley Druggists’ Association
E. E. Brokmeyer
Washington, D. C
National Association
Idaho
Oregon
Coal Camps of Utah Under Martial Law Guarded by Troops
Sixteen of twenty suspects arrested after the Standardville train attack are held under military guard and to be arraigned in Helper as martial law governs the coal strike district in Carbon county. Major Johnson urged miners to surrender firearms and warned penalties under court martial. Greek consul Stylian Staes and UMW leaders probed reports of Greek miners driven from a Spring Canyon pool hall by masked assailants.
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Salt Lake
Standardville
Helper
National Guard
Carbon County
Johnson
United Mine Workers
W. H. Houston
Stylian Staes
Utah
Spring Canyon
Japan's Kato Focuses on Domestic program
Tokyo reports emphasize Premier Kato's domestic reforms including fiscal re‑adjustments public opinion stabilization foreign trade and education gains. Some papers applaud Washington conference commitments and a Siberian solution while others call for immediate withdrawal from Siberia and universal suffrage.
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Tokio
Kato
Jiji Shimpo
Washington
Siberian
Hachi Shimbun
Japan
Siberia
Russia
Giant Grizzly Required Five Shots Before It Gave Up
Prince Rupert January report details a massive silver tip bear shot on White Creek near Terrace. Howard and J K Kennedy chased the animal as it charged. Kennedy fired four shots from a 203 rifle, still it advanced. The partner then shot, hitting the heart. the bear fell two feet from the eye. The standing height reached 16 feet with a weight around 1800 pounds and a skin of 169 pounds. Root prints measured 18 by 9 inches.
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Prince Shupert
B. C
White Creek
Terrace
Howard
J. K. Kennedy
Kennedy
Forsdin
Treasury turmoil erupts as Dover raid widens
Washington reports deepen Blair Dover clash in the Treasury with a circulated petition signed by about 159 members urging President Harding to uphold Dover policies. The memorial attacks Democrats in the Internal Revenue Service while Republicans claim a party driven reorganization, citing transfers and alleged loyalty concerns.
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Washington
Blair- Dover
Treasury
Congress
Harding
Mr. Dover
Dover
the Treasury
Department
Blair
Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Republican House
Cox
Elmer Dover
Bureau of Internal Revenue
H. Blair
Meclon
Mellon
Mellen
Agda
Gilbert
Titernal Revenue Commis
Carawey
Rkatisas
Sinferme
Mark Hanna
Bureau of Engraving
Ward ands Alleges Trial Delay in First Degree Murder Arraignment
White Plains June 16 Walter W. pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Supreme Court Justice Morschauser on an indictment charging first degree murder in the shooting of mee Peters. The court ordered the case to trial with the others in holding. Prosecutor Murphy spoke of prison conditions and the lack of remorse.
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White Plains
Walter
Supreme Courts
Morschauser
Mee Peters
Irish Voters Rally For Southern Irish Parliament Amid Treaty Split
Dublin June 16 voters in southern Ireland went to the polls to elect an Irish parliament under the Anglo Irish treaty. A coalition slate aims to mirror past Dail strength while independents challenge the treaty, with at least fifteen independent hopefuls expected to succeed. Dublin newspapers promise a favorable constitutional draft, noting democratic ideals and a shift from British wartime costs to a free state with distinct citizenship.
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Dublin
Southern Ireland
Poe
Dail Eireann
Dublin Avenes
The
Freeman's Journal
Ireland
Irish Independent
Free State
Mare Getaway in theUNES Utah arrest escapes on train
Fay Oliver, arrested in Brigham City Utah for fraud involving his wife and business operations, escaped from a train en route to Cheyenne Wyoming where he was to be tried. A deputy sheriff reported Oliver crawled through a car window to liberty while only in underwear.
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Ogden
Utah
Fay Oliver
Brigham City
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Oliver
Liberty
Summer Resort Fire Destroys Arverne Dwellings
Fire destroyed a half square mile of Arverne summer dwellings including hotels and homes killing none reported but leaving about 20 000 people homeless. More than 400 structures burned with damage around 2 000 000. Fire crews fought the flames through the night as officials investigated the blaze origin.
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New York
Arverne
Vandervelde Reported Killed in Moscow Trial
Brussels reports spread that Emile Vandervelde the Belgian lawyer and former justice minister was assassinated in Moscow while serving as counsel for Social Revolutionists. Belgium has no official confirmation. Vandervelde had disputed the trial conduct and faced criticism from Russian papers.
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Brussels
Pears
Chamber of Deputies
Emile Vandervelde
Russia
Moscow
Belgium
Second International
Social Révolutionaames
M. Vandervelde
Denson Executed After Escape from Georgia Jail
Irwinten Ga June 16 Bill Denson a Black man who escaped from the county jail after being taken from custody was hanged for criminally assaulting a 70 year old white woman. The gallows burned Tuesday requiring a new one to be built.
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Irwinten
Bill Denson
Denson
Idaho Elks Elect Leaders at State Convention
Delegates of the Idaho Association of Elks elected Chas L. Stewart of Boise as president succeeding O P Duvall of Twin Falls. Pocatello was chosen as the 1923 convention city. E M Kennedy of Blackfoot became third vice and H J Foll of Pocatello was named treasurer. P W Williams of Id Falls was re elected sergeant at arms.
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Boise
Idaho Association of Elks
Chas, L. Stewart
O. P. Duvall
Twin Falls
Pocatella
Hebert R. Grant
Or Petersen
E. M. Kennedy
Blackfoot
H. J. Foll
Pocatello
Duke
P. W. Williams
Id Falls
Shriners Plan Honolulu Stopovers Aboard Two Steamer Escorts
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine travel on the H F Alexander and the Matsonia to Hawaii for a wedding at sea aboard one ship officiated by Captain E P Bartlett. They visit Hilo Kilauea and Oahu with Honolulu headquarters and plan to reach Washington D C next year for Shriner gathering.
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Honolulu
James 8. McCandless
Aloha Temple
Henglala
Imperial
Mystic Shrine
Patrol
Jeecan Singers of Islam Temple
San Francisco
Chanters
al Mulaikah Temple
Los Angeles
H. F. Alexander
Matsonia
Islam Temple
Ellis’ Coleman
Helen Hurwitz
E. P. Bartlett
Hilo
Kilauea
Oahu
Woeney
Shriners
Hawaiian Islands
Islam Temple of the Shriners
Solomon
Washington, D. C
Syracuse
N. Y
Bangor
Maine
Miami
Fla
Billings
Mont
California
Sacramento
New Equipment for Short Line in Utah and Idaho
The Oregon Short Line will invest about $1,690,000 in Utah and Idaho improvements next year. Planned items include work at Salt Lake City and Pocatello, track improvements through Glenns Ferry, extra yard trackage at Nampa, an expanded stockyard at Boise Springs, more track at McCammon, and new tools at Nampa.
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Salt Lake City
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Utah
Idaho
Ishere
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Gleans Ferry
Nampa
Boda Springs
McCammon
Battle for China Struggle Hints at Rebel Hold Near Shanhaikwan
In a northern Chinese civil conflict Wu Pei Fu opposes Chang Tro Lin as reports suggest Wu surrounds Chang’s troops near Shanhaikwan. Telegraph dispatches hint Wu aims to sever communications from Shanhaikwan to Mukden while efforts to recall parliament for constitutional action continue amid foreign mediation hopes.
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Peking
Wu Pei-Fu
Chan Tro-Lin
China
Central China
Tieen-Tsin
Chang
Shanhaikwan
Jen-T
Mukden
Sun Yat Gun
Carton
Yuang-Hung
Ad King
Manchuria Proclaims Self Government While Staying Part of China
Mukden dispatch reports a new Manchurian government plan issued by provincial assemblies, naming Chang Teo Lin as commander in chief and generalissimo. The proclamation, drawn by a chamber of commerce and unions, aims for autonomous rule while acknowledging Manchuria remains part of China.
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Mukden
Manchuria
China
Chang Teo-Lin
All
Troo
Chane
Wu Pei-Fu
Peking
Deputy Laws Targeted by State Fish and Game Group
A resolution from the SouthéFd tdéano and Game association condemns Deputy State Fish and Game Warden A.C. Laws for alleged staged inspections and risky conduct on waters. The document, sent to the state and forwarded by the secretary, calls for his removal and seeks accountability for fines and seizures.
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Stratn
State Fish and Game
Wardéh A.C
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New York City
Clason Point
United States
Democcratic Commission
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