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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
3
Chicago June 30 The United States railroad labor board summoned union officials and executives as the 400000 shopmen prepare to strike at 10 a m tomorrow. Observers hope the board will repeat its October mediation which averted a nation wide rail shutdown.
Detroit reports that orders for the maintenance of way force and railway shop labor were suspended awaiting a Chicago conference between union leaders and rail executives called by the U S railroad labor board. Grand president E F Grable warned a strike call could be issued if negotiations fail.
Edwin Grant Dexter of Calais Maine becomes president of the vocational training school for disabled veterans at Chillicothe Ohio after J Pritchard resignation. Acting Director Rogers of the veterans bureau announced the change.
In Mountain View California Mrs Andrew Sosa viewing her sister in a casket collapsed and died moments after, while her nephew rushed to her side. The incident occurred after a body was found in San Jose and transported to the local undertaker.
In Vera Cruz on June 30 AP reports bandit Gorozave active near Ozulama forty miles south of Tampico. Federal forces under Generals Portas and Martinez have moved toward the town amid fears of a general attack. Gorozave’s raiding has targeted ranches and allegedly maltreated residents.
Washington June 30 AP The release of forty American employees of the Cortez Oil Company eased tension in the Tampico oil region but the State Department awaited word on about six more Americans among 85 seized at Pecora camp. Rebels led by Gorozave demand 90 000 pesos by July 2 for surrender of Pecora property and employees. Department pressed Mexico to capture and punish the bandits who captured A Bruce Bielaski. No word on Bielaski's escape.
Washington reports the government balanced the budget for the year ending today while under secretary Gilbert warns of a potential 485 million dollar deficit for 1923. He notes a small surplus likely but cites unresolved congress approvals and a national debt near 22.95 billion with plans to reduce it from surplus revenue.
Two national guard companies were deployed in the Cabin Creek and Paint Creek districts to quell an incipient march toward Dry Branch and mining camps. Governor Morgan ordered the move after reports of armed groups gathering, with state police and volunteers converging on the hills. A quiet night followed in Colorado coal fields according to sheriff reports.
New York City aims to repair its image with a Welcome Stranger Committee to greet visitors and counter reports of crime. The move follows input from hotel interests and local merchants who fear summer tourists will misjudge the city.
Fred Brown known as Benson chain man faces assault with intent to murder charges for holding up H B Boyd at his shack on May 27. He allegedly chained a prisoner to rescue two women. Brown is to be brought to Omaha from Lincoln next week amid reports of a bullet wound from a posse pursuit near Medicine Bow.
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