Final hopes of averting nationwide shopmen strike
Chicago June 30 The United States Railroad Labor Board faced a looming national walkout by about 250000 shopmen as leaders refused to delay strike talks. Only one union head attended the preparation meeting, signaling fragile mediation efforts amid government intervention and potential settlements.
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Chicago
Temantew
United States Railroad Labor Board
M. Jewell
Labor Board
Giclack
Elil Fitzgerald
Ghicago
Gailway
United States
Crov
Alewtabor
Cas
Senator Cate Tours New York After Forty Years
Senator Cate, nearing 160, returned to New York after forty years and approved changes observed from Riverside Drive to the subways and palaces. He praised the East and California comparison, and noted rail progress as a career highlight after supporting abolition.
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New York
Torer
Cate
Nas
Generess
Riverside Drive
East
California
Mr. Cole
Local Operators Leave for Wage Parley Saturday
Northern West Virginia Coal Operators Association led by president A Lisle White and secretary George Brackett left for Washington to attend a national coal conference. Thirteen officials and miners officials including Frank Keeney anticipate government intervention. The conference aims to settle the coal strike with four or more state basis rather than a single district agreement.
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West Virginia
Harding
Washington
D. C
A. Lisle White
Clarksburg
Th. Jenkins
Fairmont
George &. Brackett
Fairmoot
A. C. Beeson
Anna Pelle
Four States Coal Co
A. M. Osle
Terre Hante
Ind
National Coal Association
C. H. Jenkins
Uptonvisuc c
Frank Keeney
Charleston
District 27
United Mine Workers of Americ
Sampol G. Montenmers
Tormer
Tebor
Wast Vilein
International Or
Insurgents in Dublin Routed From Four Courts
Dublin dispatch reports that the Four Courts building in Dublin, seat of the insurgent faction of the I A A, surrendered unconditionally to Free State forces after intense bombardment and explosions. The surrender followed the hoisting of a white flag and evacuation of a large rebel garrison, with many wounded and several explosions diminishing the structure. The conflict's broader political impact and possible Soviet or American support rumors were noted, along with an appeal for nationwide uprising.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Daboia
Atiock
Rory O'Connor
Ian Mellowes
Tle Bast
Mby
Associated Plessi
Pittsburgh and Sewickley Coal Valuation Doubled by Assessor
The Marion County assessor Glenn Springer reports Pittsburgh and Sewickley coal valuations more than doubled in the 192 assessment, with Zone based rates for tracts, while Sunstone and Freeport coal kept low values. Farm lands away from improved roads rise to 30 to 80 dollars per acre, and outlying districts reach about 100 dollars per acre with higher figures near Fremont.
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Pittsburgh
Sewickley
Marion County
Glenn Springer
Ssessor
Samdsteme
Freeport
Pittsbursh
Sewinkiey
Mapleton
Sunstone
Leadstone
Springer
Feirmont
Mitchell Denounces Science Replacing Religion in Morals
A Yale Phi Beta Kappa speaker argues against replacing religious ethics with science. He cites Professor Davis on moral history and contrasts it with Selhurst view, while Rev Mitchell and William Jennings Bryan critique the approach. The piece discusses eugenics, psychiatry, and Yale’s educational aims in shaping character and standards.
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Les Tube
William Morris Davis
Phi Beta Kappa
Basyard
Nas
Davis
Charles Ovird Mitchell
Episcopal Church
William Jennings Bry
Aeccount
Tdught
West Virginia University
Davin
Mr. Mitewell
Presbyterian Aasner
Lises
Yale
Delegates of coal men not selected for talks in Washington
In Washington on June 30 coal mine officials and operators arrived for a White House conference to discuss possible methods to settle national strikes in both anthracite and bituminous fields. Alfred M. Ogle said the bituminous group would be organized by 19 a.m. tomorrow and be representative, open to President Harding's views. The administration plans to let the two sides work out a plan, with arbitration by commission if necessary. Miners demand a 1920 wage scale and a semi national wage agreement, while operators push wage reductions and district negotiations.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Alfred M. Ogle
National Cor Association
Ogle
Hoover
Davis
Commission
County Clerk Reports Busy License Trade Today
The annual license rush opened this morning at County Clerk Lee N Sat terfield s office. Most applicants waited until the final days to file for state licenses. No marriage licenses were issued by 3 pm as five clerks issued soft drink hotel restaurant cigarette tobacco and pool and board room licenses. Tomorrow is the last day for licenses and an even greater rush is expected at the courthouse.
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Lee N. Satterfield
Receivership for Big Road Dismissed in Missouri
St Louis June 30 The receivership of the Missouri Kansas Texas Railway Co will be dissolved today. United States Circuit Judge Sanborn to sign a decree authorizing sale by a special master for not less than 26 million dollars. Minor changes expected before the final order.
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ST. Louis
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Co
United States
Sanborn
Mines at Work Hit Record Peak in Northern West Virginia
Mines in Northern West Virginia ramped up to 175 active sites today, a high not seen since the coal strike, with Morgantown & Kingwood leading gains as non-union output surged. Tonnage shifts show increases in Morgantown & Kingwood while several divisions reported declines, and 524 empties were ordered across districts.
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West Virginia
Monongah
Charleston
Cumberland
Monongahela
Connellsville
Western
Maryland
Belington, Weaver & Northern
Morgantown
Wheeling
Kingwood
West, Virginia
Peon Mary Coal Co
Bethlehem Mines Corporation
Pennsylvania
Belington
Weaver & Northern
Morgantown & Wheeling
Ohio Wesleyan to Represent at Reuputh Chautauqua Opening
Ohio Wesleyan University will be represented at the Reuputh Chautauqua opening tomorrow by Dr. Ben A Arn eson who will lecture Sunday. The Doctor Arneson will also speak at the chautauqua the three following mornings. Tickets for the chautauqua have sold poorly and a deficit is possible if sales do not improve before tomorrow afternoon’s opening.
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Ohio Wesleyan University
Reuputh
County to lower school levies in Marion and Fairmont
County Superintendent Isaac A. Barnes announced no tax increase by boards of education in Marion County and Fairmont due to state aid requirements. He noted only three districts received state aid last year and expect to forgo it this year, allowing levy reductions proportional to property value increases. He cautioned relief depends on budgets and state approval, but no expected tax hike.
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Marion County
Fairmont
Boards of Education
Isaac A. Barnes
Mr. Barnes
Winfield
Union
Grant
Tnion
Fairmont Independent
Lincoln
Paw Rea
Manningloo
Tuson
State Tax Commissioner
Armed Marchers Not Located by Troops at Noon
Charleston, June 20. Portions of two National Guard companies pressed into the hills between Paint Creek and Cabin Creek from the east, aided by State Police and volunteers, to contact and round up armed men believed gathered there. Under Adjutant General J. H. Carnock and Major Davis, troops moved with Sheriff aides to the Cabin Creek area as reports said union men had been warned to leave mining camps. Governor Morgan ordered guardsmen to proceed beyond Cabin Creek as the search continued.
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Charleston
Associated Press
National Guard
Paint Creek
Cabing Creek
Stata
Dem
Mettley
150Th Tnfantry
Lesa
J. H. Carnock
Malprasen
Davis
Rcouts
Ee A. Walker
Hanawha County
Totum
Cabin Creek
Livit
Maele B. Lilly
Ris
Morgan
Handley
Dead Man Reported Found at Catawba
A body found on the river bank above Catawba is unidentifed with sheriff deputies and a coroner responding to the scene. The death is suspected to be recent though details remain unavailable.
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Catawba
Sherif
J.D. Chariton
Jnb
Charles Barglpson
Constable Morgan
J.H. Bloeher
Sheriff’s Office
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