Miners expect to resume work by midweek
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on June 28 AP reports renewed optimism after talks between United Mine Workers President John T Lewis and President Hardug. Workers believe they will return to the mines by the middle of July as hopes rise for both bituminous and anthracite sectors. Thomas Kennedy head of the general scale committee notes potential immediate developments from the Lewis conference with the president and government officials.
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Wilkes-Barre
General
Pennsylvania
John T. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Hardug
Thomas Kennedy
Lewis
Irish Battle for Four Courts As Rebels Hold Fort
Rebels led by Rory O Connor defend the Four Courts in Dublin as government troops surge into the city with armored cars and artillery. Ceases of bombardment flare while Fowler Hall is attacked and irregulars evacuate to a Moran hotel fortress. London reports Irish regulars under Michael Collins are ready to respond with British arms and troops if needed.
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West Moreland Street
Sackville Street
Henry Street
Abbey Street
Four Courte Ca
Ben O'Connor
Fowler Hall
Provisional Government
Alderman Moran
Rory O’connor
Rory O'Connor
O’connell
Republic
Four Courts
London
Michael Collins
Dublin
Collins
Coronado decision fuels labor unions debate and fear
A liberated tone in a bulletin argues the Coronado ruling exposes unions to damages suits and undermines legislative protection for labor. The piece criticizes court trends, warning that employers may use strategic lawsuits to pressure workers and erode collective action rights nationwide.
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Cleveland
Obie
Organized Labor Aid
Supreme
Coronado
Poe
Dama
Great Britain
Bulletin
Ao Chiat — Taft
Mamerouy
Worker killed after alleged union dispute near Lafferty Ohio
John H. Major steamshovel operator was shot to death during an alleged attack by striking miners near the Union Coal stripping operation. Clyde Major and Clark Story were wounded. Major denied work stoppage claims, and no arrests were made as about 200 men surrounded the car. Sheriff R. T. Lynch noted ongoing investigation.
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St. Chaireville
Ohio
John H. Major
Catherine Coal Company
Uniontown
Major
Union Coal Stripping Company
Lafferty
Union Coal Company
Clyde Major
Clark Story
Hendrysburg
R. T. Lynch
President Harding to Convene Coal Talks Saturday
President Harding will summon 25 to 30 coal operators from across the nation to Washington Saturday to discuss with the United Mine Workers possible steps toward a joint or district wage conference. John L. Lewis will participate in the talks at the Labor Department as Secretaries Davis and Hoover arrange the plan.
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Washington
United States
White House
Davis
Hoover
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Miners’ Union
Harding
Lewis
Department of Labor
Vis
Bewteen
Hation
Coal operators seek White House talks to end strike
Green Bay area coal dock operators report confidential telegrams from Cleveland coal operators and United Mine Workers urging a conference with President Harding and President Lewis. The parties aim to settle the strike by meeting at the White House executive offices on July 1 at ten o'clock to discuss methods to end the dispute.
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Jone
Greenbay
Wis
Cleveland
Harding
Wen Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Ike
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Wime
White House
Mystery Skeleton Find Near Marine Hospital
Fourteen well preserved skeletons discovered in redwood boxes by a steam shovel near the marine hospital in San Francisco are being identified by U S Army authorities. Colonel Thomas A Pearce directs the dig and suspects mariners died there 35 to 40 years ago. If identities cannot be established the remains will be buried as unknown in the Presidio National Cemetery.
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San Francisco
Marine Hospital
United States Army
National Cemetery
Presidio
Thomas A. Pearce
Nineteenth Infantry
United States Public Health Service
Malinre
Navy
Mae
Sun Yat Sen Faces Power Struggle in South China
Reports from Amoy and Canton indicate Kwangsi forces switch allegiance to General Chen Chiung Ming while Sun Yat Sen resists resigning the presidency. Sun reportedly seeks to recruit anew from remaining forces, though details remain unclear about Canton control and the South China government.
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Amoy
China
Kwangsi Province
Sun Yat- Sen
Chen Chiung-Ming
Canton
South China
Sun
Whampoa
Sun Yat-Sen
Cost of Pork Production Gains Despite High Feed Costs
A 1921 study by the Agriculture Department on Iowa and Illinois hog farms shows an average cost of 6.08 dollars per 100 pounds of pork. The Barrston data on 3,575 spring pigs indicate an average profit of 1.28 dollars per 100 pounds, or 3.05 dollars per pig weaned, with costs per pig ranging from 3.76 to 10.80 dollars.
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Washington
Iowa
Illinois
Department of Agriculture
Department
Barrston
Ner
Holdups Rob Winona Station
Two men alleged to have robbed the Union Pacific depot and Winona State Bank at Winona Kansas escaped pursuit after detectives found their suspected car in a creek on the Watkins road. Police expect they fled on a westbound train and the loss value remains unknown.
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Denver
Calo
Union Pacific Railroad
Winona
California jails crowded with bootleggers in crackdown
Los Angeles June 28 AP all southern California jails are crowded with bootleggers except Imperial county host jail in El Centro to hold all those convicted of violating the duty law within 30 days. Federal Judge Bledsoe announced the plan noting the high summer temperatures. Bootleggers are warned against arrest in southern California to seek cooler accommodations.
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Los Angeles
California
Imperial County
Bledsoe
el Centro
Coal Strike Settlement Talks Sought by Officials
Negotiations for settling the coal strike may be initiated. Invitations have been extended to other district presidents and to the bituminous and anthracite operators associations concerned.
Miners Arrested at Thomas West Virginia Strike
One hundred five striking miners and sympathizers were arrested at Thomas West Virginia as they attempted to stop workers from entering the pits. The event occurred June 28 as labor action spread from Elkins to nearby mining sites.
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Elkins
W. Va
Thomas
Shriners Leave Honolulu After Primane Voyage
The H F Alexander returns to San Francisco with Imperial Potentate James B McCandless and the Imperial Divan after completing a Hawaii visit. Nile and Matsonia head for Hilo to see Kilauea and return to the mainland with temple groups from Alaska and the Pacific Northwest.
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Honolulu
T. H
H. F. Alexander
San Francisco
Imperial
James 8. McCandless
Islam Temple
Nile
Matsonia
Hilo
Kilaueau Volcano
Aaes Suageies
Seattle
Cox sails to assess effects of tariff and world economy
Ohio Democrat James M. Cox travels to Europe to study economic conditions and the impact of U S policy. He argues Washington must engage Europe and push America’s leadership, criticizing tariff policy and administrative approaches as shortsighted.
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League of Nations
James M. Cox
Ohio
Europe
Washington
Russia
Washin
de Beathe
Army and Navy Rumor Reaches Local Officials
Rumors about a class or group involving the army and navy reached local authorities in the Nia Area. Lieutenant LeRoy W. Yarborough, assistant in the intelligence office, noted no more details were available at the time.
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Army
Rey
Annetime
LeRoy W. Yarborou
Intelf
Nia
Slayer to Hang July Seventh in Oregon
Balem Ore June 28 An appeal to the U S Supreme Court in the Kirby case had not been filed by the June 21 deadline and unless Governor Olcott grants reprieves Elvie Kirby and John Fath Slayers of Til Taylor of Umat county will hang on July 7 in the state penitentiary.
Train derails near Prairie Home injures several in Nebraska
A Chicago limited train consisting of steel coaches derailed early this morning near Prairie Home Nebraska after colliding with a grain wagon. Five coaches piled up the tracks, causing injuries and blocking the line. blame was placed on bad rains and poor roadbed.
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Pacific Railroue
Prairie Home
Nebraska
Chicago
Woman makes 1900 mile trip for eye operation
Mrs. Joni Daly arrived in Seattle aboard the Sea Lion after a seven day plus journey from Bristol Bay Alaska to seek a specialist operation said to be necessary to save her sight.
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Seattle
Wash
Joni Daly
Bristol Bay
Alaska
Idaho Falls convention outlines district plan for southeastern Idaho
A two day southeastern Idaho Get-Together convention in the Chamber of Commerce hall drew about fifty attendees Tuesday afternoon with officials like Councilman W. E. Trapp and H. N. Thornton speaking. Thornton urged forming a district cooperative plan uniting Idaho Falls, Pocatello, Blackfoot and nearby towns to restore prosperity through better roads freight rates and coordinated development.
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Southeastern Idaho
Chamber of Commerce
W. E. Trapp
Jesse R. S. Budge
H. N. Thornton
Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Funke River
Montpelier Valey
Leean Vallet
Blackfoot
Pocastello
Gustafson Seeks Senate Nomination on Equal Needs Policy
Omaha June 28 C H Gustafson Lingola Neb candidate for the Republican United States senate nomination at the July 18 primaries issued a statement through friends saying he opposes special legislation or privileges for any class and would make equal needs of producer and consumer the basis of general prosperity if elected.
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Omaha
Neb
C. H. Gustafson
Lingola
United States Giers, Inc
United States Senate
Forest Fires Ravage Vancouver Island Camps and Rails
AP reports on Vancouver Island north of Courtenay where Rat Portage Lumbering at Menzies Bay loses its camp and fifteen rail cars with half a million feet of cedar. Three bridges destroyed and 230 new forest fires in six weeks push year total to 747 in the province.
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Victoria
B. C
Vancouver I
Courtenay
Rat Portage Lumbering Company
Menzies Bay
Resolution Proposed on NY Cotton Exchange Operations
Washington June 28 AP In a resolution Representative Vinson Democrat Georgia proposed investigation into the operation of the New York Cotton Exchange and the transactions conducted there.
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Washington
New York Cotton Exchange
Vinson
Georgia
Suzanne East Winner
Suzanne Lengren of France won her first match at Wimbledon on grass defeating Mrs M F Ellis of England in straight sets two love.
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Suzanne East
Wimbledon
Suzanne Lengren
Franca
M. F. Ellis
England
Ulster Rebellion Suppressed as Provisional Forces Advance
A Dublin dispatch reports insurgent Irish troops led by Rory O Connor retreating while their garrison in the Fowler Memorial hall capitulates to provisional government forces. Machine gun and artillery exchanges continued and censorship on telegrams was imposed as artillery moved against the Four Courts. Civilian fears rose over a potential explosive stake in the area.
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O’connor
Recatin
Four Courts
O'Connell
Churchill
House of Commons
Orange Hall
Belfast
Fowler Hall
Ulster
Dublin
Evening Standard
Rory O’connor
Fowler Memorial Hall
Free State
Four Co Gates Belfast Report of Bomb Damage
Unconfirmed reports from the afternoon say the main entrance of the power house has been blown and the dome and walls are nearly leveled. Details remain unclear as crews assess damage in Belfast.
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Belfast
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