Rail strike threats loom as unions and executives recalled
Chicago June 29 railroad labor board cites national officers of six shopcraft unions and four railroads executives meeting to avert a threatened walkout. Orders authorized a strike at 10 a.m. July 1 affecting all fall rails and Pullman shops. Maintenance workers already quit crossings guarded as talks resume.
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American Federation of Fear
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Railroad Labor Board
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International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths
McCable
Association of Railway 1
Jewell
T. DeWitt Cuyler
Transportation Act
Installment plan eyed to boost U S Latin trade ties
Washington indicates a study of an installment sales approach as a means to deepen U S relations with the South American republics. Officials describe a conditional sales basis where ownership remains with the seller until nearly all payments are complete to facilitate cross continental commerce.
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Washington, D. C
Appli- Stuett Tie Aden
Gales
United States
North
South America
Ottier
Tacna Arica dispute tribunal plan gains Lima acceptance
In a compromise proposal the United expects a favorable Peruvian ruling on Tacna Arica arbitration. Chile has indicated tentative acceptance while Peru and Chile negotiate via a Lima informed process as of today.
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Washington
Altho Pery
Chile
Tacna-Arica
Lima
President invites coal operators and miners union to White House talk
The Secretary of Labor announces that bituminous and anthracite coal operators have accepted the invitation extended by the President to meet at the White House Saturday with the miners union officials to devise methods for initiating settlement negotiations.
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Washington, D. G
White House
University of Georgia student drowns in gym pool
A University of Georgia student, identified as a young Methodist and summer pupil, drowned this morning in the college gymnasium swimming pool. The incident occurred in Athens as campus officials began inquiries into the tragic accident.
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Athens
Girahe
Alpheus. Sturdevant
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University of Georgia
National Bank Branch Policy Likely Narrowed
Washington June 29 components suggest Comptroller Crisisinger will issue a formal ruling on the right of way for national banks. The policy reportedly allows bank branches under proper circumstances but may restrict branch maintenance.
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Washington,d. C
Disloyal County Ledger on Massacre Verdicts
Senator Myers, Montana Democrat, read that a coroner jury found one county in Illinois "one hundred per cent disloyal" after Herrin killings. He warned failure to punish would threaten constitutional government and likened it to the danger of lynch law and Armenian violence.
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Jung
Washi
Sik County
Ilinois
Herrin
Myers
Montana
Senate
United States
South
Mexican President Denies Tampico Captives Report
President Obregon telegram to the San Francisco Chronicle called reports that Americans were held by bandits in Tampico absolutely false. He said dispatches inflame sentiment and praised restraint to avoid worsening U.S. relations.
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Aled
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Cali
Obregon
Mexico
San Francisco Chronicle
Tampico
Dublin Fight Drags On as Irish Provisional Troops Hold Four Courts
Report from Dublin cites ongoing action through the night as Irish Provisional forces press the battle at Four Courts. Evacuation of a stronghold is noted as water and power are cut, while terms are offered but surrender refused by insurgents.
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Ireland
Free State
London
Jung
Todard
Saye Uplin
Henry
Girrender
Ater
Harry
Foyne
Re Thik
Poy
Limerick
Moultrie Woman Faces Murder Trial
In Moultrie Georgia on June 29 the preliminary trial of Mrs Sarah Creech began over the stabbing death of Molly Walters. The defense contends self defense as Florence Roters, who was slightly wounded in the fight, testified.
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Moultrie
Sarah Creech
Molly Walters
Florence Ioters
Creech
Woman to be given preliminary hearing in murder case
Mrs. Sarah Creech, held on murder charges after the fatal stabbing of Dolly Walters near Moultrie, Ga, will face a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Maiter. Her lawyers say Walters sisters provoked the fight and planned it in advance while Creech denies jealousy.
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Moultrie Moultrie
Sarah Creech
Dolly Walters
Moultrie
Justice of the “Peace
Gree
Berlin Police Arrest Driver in Murder Plot Case
Berlin reports that the driver of the car carrying the murderers of German officials has been arrested. The police announce another arrest, and the car owner is also under apprehension.
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Berlin
Sorehes Saitey Heeheeneu
Honri
Oder
Hilton
Rohi
Tony
Careen
Watermelon Car Production Surges in Attica Forecasts
Government figures from Washington DC show watermelons reaching 60 102 cars this year, up from 51 481 last year. State forecasts list Georgia 22 207 cars and Florida 12 744 as part of the national production outlook with Attica noting strong gains in agriculture.
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Dune
Attica
Georgia
Florida
Interstate Commerce Commission Orders Ten Percent Freight Cut
Washington June 29 The Interstate Commerce Commission has authority to require a ten percent reduction in freight rates for common carriers including electric lines and water utilities. The order suspends standard rules to allow the reduction to take effect immediately without the usual advance publication.
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Washington
D.G
Interahatyi Commerce Commission
German marks plunge to historic low in New York
In New York on June 29 the German mark weakened to a fraction under .027 cents, a new historical low. The prewar value stood at 23.8 cents.
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New York
Ivy Council Passes National Treaty for Ratification
By Associated Press. The Ivy Council has passed the national treaty adopted at the Washington arms conference and submitted it today to the Prince Regent for ratification.
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Associated Pro Tokio
Ivy Council
Washington ‘Arms Conference
Prince Regent
House to Adjourn Saturday to August Fifteenth
Washington reports the House cleared a path to adjournment on Saturday with a concurrent Senate resolution approving the pause until August 15. Leaders aim to start the adjournment then.
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HOUSE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Favorable Report On Rivers And Harbors Bill
Washington June 29 The Senate Commerce Committee ordered a favorable report on the rivers and harbors development bill.
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Washington,d. C
Senate Commerce Committee
Witnesses say Florence Walters to testify in fatal fight
Florence Walters, slightly cut, will be the state’s chief witness in the hearing about the woman identified as Dolly Walters killed in a fight. The sisters were told Sarah Creech carried a knife and confronted her to verify the claim. Florence said Sarah attacked, slashing with no warning.
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Dolly Walters
Florence Walters
Sarah Creech
Sarah
Fiorenca
General Ming Reported Assassinated in China Turmoil
A June dispatch from Manila cites General Chen Chiung Ming of the Southern China Republic as assassinated after a coup period. Reuters has not confirmed. A San Francisco paper reports Ming was shot by his own troops during a meeting near Canton.
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Ming
Manila
Chen Chiung Ming
Canton
Sim’“Yat Sen
Southern China Republic
Shanghai
Reuters
San Francisco
Cal
Young China
Hong Kong
Chen ‘Chumgz
Elopement Air Romance Shocks South Florida
John F. Harris of a prominent Georgia family and Fern Amenda daughter of Capt Nick Amenda, elope with help of an airplane. They reportedly married after circumventing Amenda and county judges across South Florida, news reaching Amenda via his daughter.
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Fort Myers
Fila
John F. Harris
Georgia
Fern Amenda
Nick Amenda
Amenda
Florida
Macon Mayor Awarded Twelve Cents in Libel Case
Former Macon mayor Glen Toole won twelve cents in a libel suit against the Macon Telegraph over a report tying him to an automobile accident. The verdict came after the defense established he was uninvolved and miles from the scene.
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Macon
Glen Toole
City Court of
Macon Telegraph
Jud Gunn
Governor Hardwick Seeks Legislature Action on Tax and Economic Reform
In a message to the legislature today, Governor Hardwick urges action on tax and economic measures. The address references boards, Navona missions, and creation entities as part of the reform package under consideration.
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Navona
Word
Hardwick
Mexican Rebels Seize Aguada Property in Tampico Region
Rebels in the Tampico area seized the Aguada property of the Cortesel Company on Sunday. They reportedly held forty American employees for a ransom of 16 000 pesos but withdrew Monday without harm. Consul Shaw at Tampico advised the Department of the situation and later reports claimed the Gate Fonsle had resolved the issue and held 85 American workers.
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Washington
Laconia Oil Company
Mines and Railway Bridges Burned in Colo
Two mine tipples burned a mine flooded and two railway bridges burned last night in Boulder and Huerfano counties. State Rangers reported the damage and the events occurred near Denver, Colorado on June 29.
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Denver
Boulder
Huerfeno
Atate Rangers
Libel Case Involves 24 Cent Telegraph Costs
The verdict raises liability limits in libel suits with Telegraph costs at 24 cents. The plaintiff claims the accident account was malicious and false, while the defense argues the publication was privileged and based on information from Patrolman C. Mahan who was on the beat at the time.
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