Telephone Girls Out in California
The nationwide strike of commercial telegraphers nears a climax within 24 hours as union leaders report agreement with Samuel Gompers on a conference decision. About 60 percent of Western Union business affected in California and Illinois by operators refusing to handle commercial work. Estimates say 5,000 telephone girl operators in northern and central California may be idle, with broader labor support pledged.
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Chicago
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Telegraphers’ Union
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Orthern
California
Califor
J. Konenkamp
The
Commercial Telegraphers' Union
Reds Continued From Page One Political Clash Deepens
The Mooney case figures prominently as the record notes that money from Unionists in America funded delegates to a Chicago meeting and the Mooney defense league. Trade union funds were used to defray their representatives and expenses, fueling debate over AFL opposition and propaganda.
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Mooney
Iman Frey
Mon
America
Chicago
Mooney Defense League
Merican Federation of Labor
Convention Notes On Twin Falls Prosperity Visit
Inquiries into causes of prosperity in Twin Falls feature reports on convention meetings held here within a week. This marks the delegates' first visit to this section.
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Twin Falls
Ity
Bruneau project discussed by Knights of Pythias delegates
R L Brainard a Kelso newspaper man and delegate at the Knights of Pythias meeting states that several residents and many newspaper men are involved in the Bruneau project. He promises excellent reports in motion to readers.
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Bruneau
Ights of Pythias
Dis
Kel
Dewnpaper
Knights of Pythe
Coeur Preps Keeper Records Highlight Pythians
Publisher cE Beott of Coeur Preps Keeper Records notes the Keeper program, with Pythians and related activities, in a concise report on ongoing local editions and sanctioned groups.
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Beott
Coeur Preps
Pythians
Roads to a Berlin campaign looms as railroads seek dues
The Rio Grande and seven roads to a rail route claim eight million dollars from the rail administration for improvements and maintenance in the past year. Federal Judges Sanborn and Lewis oversee a case moved from Denver. The piece lists seven allied routes to Berlin if Germany rejects the terms, including British, Belgian, American, French, Italian, Czech, and Polish forces advancing toward Berlin.
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Rio Grande
The
Rail Administration
Sanborn
St Paul
Lewis
Denver
Germany
Berlin
Rhine
Coblenz
Alsace
Lorraine
Bavaria
Tyrol
New
Polish Republic
Coeur d'Alene to host up to 40000 visitors for Fourth of July week
A local leader praises the event section and notes Coeur d'Alene will draw between 30 000 and 40 000 visitors during the Fourth of July week. Two naval hydro planes will be shown inland for the first time in the United States.
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Coeur d’Alene
Naval
United States
Lewiston High School Principal A Delegate at Pythian Convention
Joe Jenifer, principal of Lewiston High School for 19 years, serves as a delegate to the Pythian convention. He has attended numerous grand lodge meetings and is well known among delegates. He states Lewiston is enjoying its greatest prosperity in history.
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Joe
Lewiston Man Praises Idaho Prosperity and Nampa Growth
Co J Vassar of Lewiston declares Idaho enjoys unusual prosperity. He notes Nampa as unusually lively and the fastest growing town in the state after the Lewiston D C K K team’s recent visit.
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Co. J. Vassar
Lewiston
Idaho
Nampa
Lewiston D. C. K. K
Automobiles Supplied to Delegates at G A R Convention
Automobiles were yesterday placed at the disposal of all delegates attending the G A R convention to use them to go to any place that they may wish.
Twin Falls Shoppers and Visitors Report Daily Travel
Local residents and guests frequent Twin Falls with shopping and brief business trips. Among them are Briets Mrs Miller from Muortaugh, H ix of Buhl, J fitts of Nampa, G S38 Marshall from Raft River pending surgery, Mrs E E Lawrence and Mrs Roy Williams of Hollister, James Brown and J Brown from Buhl, J C Allen from Petersburg Alaska, G I Crover of Hollister, H M Moon of Burley post operation, H Cooper of Pocatello, J S Hilliger of Payette, Miss Edith Simpson of Filer, Mrs Frank Fields, Mrs Viola Oder and Miss Alwilda Oder heading to Salt Lake, and Ruth Salliday returning from Seattle.
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Hollister
Twin Falls
H. M. Moon
Burley
Boyd Hospital
J. Brown
Bual
H. Cooper
Pocatello
Hilliger
Payette
Edith Simpson
Filer
Frank Fields
Portland
California
Viola Oder
Alwilda Oder
Salt Lake
Ruth Salliday
Seattle
Eighth grade graduates list named by Twin Falls county
Announcement from Miss Brittomart Wolfe shows the eighth grade May graduates across Twin Falls county rural schools. Laverne Parish led with 98 5-9 average, Bernice Wellner next at 97 7-8, Cecil Gish and Ruby Bauer also high scorers. Union district 8 produced the top county average. The roster names graduates, teachers, and districts from Independent No 4 through Deep Creek and Castleford, plus a note that Johnson of Murtaugh visited Walls yesterday for a brief trip.
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Brittomart Wolfe
Twin Falls County
Union School
Grauates
Filer
W. T. Doyel
Gracie Lapp
Leon Schnell
Mary Elliott
Eben Darrow
Gale Bevercombe
Mary McCaw
Maron
R.H. McAtee
Charles Dethl
Hollister
Lillian Valentine
Imogene Craven
Hansen
Nancy M. Ware
Bernice Wellner
Katherine M. Goodwell
Kenneth C. Mann
Fradora Lavegook
Milner
Sadie Humphrey
Alma Richardson
Union
George Patton
Kenneth Henderson
Ruby Bauer
Cecil Gish
Lovell Jarman
la Verne Parish
Washington
Fay Littler
Marion Beachell
Chester Cobb
Mildred Parish
Onah Davis
Garish Robertson
Mountain View
Lulu Keetch
Gertrude Jones
Victor Nelson
Hazel McDowell
Poplar
Katheryn Welsh
Mamie Todd
Leola Wagner
Irene Wilson
Roy
Todd Donald Bvevieth
Lucy Heckler
Haggardt
Miss Mary Thomas
Murrill Davis
North View
Misa Nena Barry
Sonora Metz
Ten Winnipeg labor leaders jailed in strike crackdown
Federal government moves to end the general strike in Winnipeg with ten jailed labor leaders, including Aldermen John Queen and A. A. Heaps, Rev. William Ivens, and others. Warrants issued for four more. Police raid labor temple Ukrainian hall and Liberty hall seizing literature amid secret planning.
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Winnipeg
Man
Stony Mountain
Penitentiary
John Queen
A. A. Heaps
William, Ivens
Decrease in Wheat Receipts Reported for Week
New York June 17 Wheat receipts from farms for the week ending June 6 totaled 4,087,000 bushels, down 570,000 from the prior week, according to the Food Administration Grain Corporation. Country elevator, mill, and terminal stocks on June 6 stood at 55,278,000 bushels, while flour production for the week reached 1,923,000 barrels, down 148,000 barrels from the previous week.
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New York
Food Administration Grain’ Corporation
Reprehensible Paris Attack on UNS Provokes Demotion
Paris June 17 In a letter to the head of the German peace act Relepation for the demonstration against Germany at Versailles M Clemenceau expresses regret for the act as contrary to hospitality laws. The prefect of Seine and Oise and the police commissioner have been dismissed from office.
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Paris
Havas
Democrats Turn Heavy Guns on GOP Leaders
In San Francisco on June 17, Democratic leaders staged a reception for Homer S. Cummings, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, and Mrs. George Bass of Chicago, chairwoman of the Democratic Associate National Committee, directing strong attacks at Republican critics of the administration.
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San Francisco
Homer
Cummings
Democratic National Committee
George Bass
Chicago
Bridge Club Meets At Mrs Greenhow's Home
The Wednesday Bridge club will meet at the home of Mrs W H Greenhow this afternoon.
Royal Neighbors to Meet Friday in Omaha
The Royal Neighbors will hold their weekly meeting at the I. C. O. FP representatives of the Colorado Midland will be present. The notice mentions an attempt to collect from the U S for improvements and references Omaha on June 17.
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Royal Neighbors
Omaha
Neb
Colorado Midland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burleson
Associated Press
Word
Anal Brotherhood of Elecorkers
Illinois
Senigland
Belgium
tLotfanos
Brussels
Koacenagy
Luxeyburcy
Strasbourg
Rhamburg
Gfrankeort
Switzerland
Leibzige
Stuttgart
Munich
Baltic Sea
Poland
Cracow
Stovata
Imiuniaustria
G. A. R. Men
Laverne Parish
Johnson
Murtaugh
Win ‘Walls
UNS
U. S
BANK
Members of
Federal Reserve System
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