Strike action grows as telegraphers join walkout
In Chicago and Atlantic City on June 12 the third day of the Commercial Telegraphers strike sees union members encouraged to join, while Western Union and Postal Telegraph officials report workers returning to duties. The Order of Railway Telegraphers calls for a broader walkout to press for wage gains and bargaining rights, with over 100,000 electrical workers planned to strike next week. Brokers' clerks plan meetings to decide if they join the action, and railroad operators voice caution as the dispute expands.
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Cncago
Une
Western Union and
Postal Telegraph Companies
Upton
Railway Telegraphery
Mooroing
Legrephera
Atlantic City
N. J
E. J. Manion
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Western Union
Postal Tglegraph Companies
Hasard
Manion
Wenters Union
Wenter Union
Germany Adopts Principle on Reparations and Silesian Question
Paris June 12 The Allied peace conference reached a principle accord on Germany’s reparations and the Silesian settlement, with details to be finalized by Saturday night. The talks included Lloyd George, Clemenceau, Orlando, Wilson, and others as the “the four” move toward a plan to admit Germany to the League of Nations and to outline terms for a German government under condition of disarmament and military service abolition.
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Preas
Germany
Germania
Gord
Cecil Ant Colonel House
M. Clemencesi
France
Molen Stan Rreien
Canta
Makino
Wilson
Sremiera Tlord George
Clemenceau
Orlando 4 Cone
the Four
Baron Makin
Enry
Eneirs
Artilele
Third Loral peace treaty progress and conflicting signals
Reports from Paris and Berlin detail a tense peace process with the allied reply to Germany momentarily due, and agreements in principle on disputed points including potential League of Nations membership and Upper Silesia. Antagonistic moves rise as Noske challenges radical socialists, while anti Bolshevik support signals shift in alliance. Meanwhile anti-Japanese agitation grows in China amid broader wartime volatility.
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Paris
Germaine
Germany
Leagio of Nations
Upper Silesia
Ty Auatrlas
Gon
Tlungairy
Gustave Noske
Malster
Premiser Sehedemann
Supreme
Zouneht
Admiral Kolchuk
Hugaty
Nelstevike
Omsk
Kotohik
Kotnhik
Mirkieh
Sroopa
Asalnse Petrograd
China
Ed Irony Tala
Nebraska Wheat Crop Set To Break State Record
Lincoln June 1 Nebraska’s wheat crop is forecast to break the state record. A June 1 report from the U.S. Bureau of Crop Estimates and the state board of agriculture projects total spring and winter wheat at 81,761,000 bushels, up from the prior high. Winter wheat is seen at 69,825,000 bushels and spring wheat at 11,936,000 bushels, with rust potential noted but not incorporated in the forecast.
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Lincoln
Net
Barrion
Nebraska
United States Tureau
State Board of Vericulture
Freckle-Face Beauty Remedy Ad Claim
An advertisement promises a cheap remedy to remove freckles and improve complexion. It urges readers to ask for Othine with the strong formula, sold with a money back guarantee if freckles persist. The copy emphasizes ease, low cost, and guaranteed results.
Firemen To Aid Telegraphers In Strike In Denver
A Denver report from June 12 details locomotive firemen and enginemen pledging support for the Commercial Telegraphers Union strike. Delegates, including six telegraph workers, traveled to Washington by wire to report progress as attacks on Western Union and Postal TelegraphCo faced picket lines.
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Denver
America
United States
Trilpai
Br Grier
Geabe
Prori
Dent Wilean
Manada
House of Representatives
Washington
Eiter
Westrmn Union
Bast ‘Tal Telegraph Company
Telerapters
Stoiky
Mile
Convriation
David Clasage
Ilealee
Alitheca
Eulbecs
Inbor
Senate Approves Railroad Bill in Quick Vote
Washington June 12 The senate in two minutes today passed the measure authorizing 780000000 for railroad needs. The bill would extend present telephone rates for sixty days unless regulators act and continue current rates for ninety days.
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Senate
Washington
House
Organic phosphate claim promises weight gain and vigor
An advertisement touts Mothing Clee Fain and glyco phosphates as the best source of organic phosphates to combat thinness. It cites Georgia Hamilton and Miss unnamed, urging careful use for nervousness and weakness while promising weight gain and improved health with guaranteed satisfaction or money back.
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Judeing
Volntiesa
Drestaventa
Guy Taare
Georgia Hamilton
Taare
Pitas
Phyatetins
Per Feck Health
Georgia Tunition
Distributing the Estate of Late William G. Wilson
The estate of William G. Wilson, deceased, is orderly distributed by Judge A. We. Agee under probate law. The order states the estate pays 147.93 in inheritance tax and the remainder is distributed: one third to Mary Wilson the widow, two thirds divided equally among three children William W. Wilson Flora Wilson and Efur viet L. Wilken.
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Willan G. Wilson
A. We. Agee
District Court
Mary Wilson
William W. Wilson
Flora Wilson
Ogden
Mian Efurviet L. Wilken
Los Aneries
Trail work planned at headwaters of Prova River
TG McPherpers is authorized to supervise trail construction at the Prova River headwaters. The project aims to open a new scenic district for access and recreation. Funds will be spent this year on the trail building in the forest service area.
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Prova River
TG. McPherpers
Forest Service
Cigden
Tim Moming
Pyavo River
Raila
Federation Urges Congress to Continue Employment Agency
A fragmented report notes the federation urging Congress to provide funds and authorize the United States Employment Service to carry on its work. It mentions resolutions directing action in Washington to secure passage of legislation and an appropriation to sustain the agency’s activities.
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Federation
Congress
United States
Washington
Order To Railway Telegraphers Strikes Federal Action
In Chicago on June 12 the International President of the Commercial Telegraphers announces a directive affecting around 20 000 railroad workers and 20 000 telegraph operators. The move follows threats of a nationwide strike by telegraph companies and allied workers amid labor tensions and industry disruption.
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ST. Lord
Agr Oider
Oyler
Westero Vrain Arth
Chicago
Articlola
Commor- Chal
S. J. Konenkanp
Linton
Chicago baby faces long recovery after delicate operation
Jane W. Hospital doctor said today a six month old baby named Dorothy Vickers would likely live after an extremely delicate surgery that removed forty three ta ke from her stomach and drain from her range. A box of carpet tacks was handed to the infant by her two year old brother.
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Chicago
Jane W.hospital
Physcana
Dorothy Vickers
Brolez
Witnesses As Ford Libel Trial Proceeds In Chicago
In mount Clemens Michigan witnesses testifying about the San Diego plan describe events from the Columbus raid near Brownsville and Ville raid. Officers and refugees provide accounts of escape and safety as lawyers debate admissibility of the plan. The translated plan figures in cross examination and witnesses recounts past shootings and escapes.
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Mount Clemens
Mivh
San Diego
William Taloking
Alfred J. Murphy
Ford
Villa
Uoiumbus
N. M
Brenry Ford
Chicago Daily Tribune
Columbus
Touin M. Carl
Satanel N. McCullough
Als Cafe
Leo A. Rigas
Riggs
Arthur Ravel
Hebrek
Rusela
Clarance A.monshan
Fire Department
Brownville
Texas
Ellsworth
P. Reynolds
Immigration Service
Brownsville
Auorey
William Hosner
The
Trifunc
Dresapa
San Biegy
Dadilio Y Ramos
Reynolds
Ramos
Washington
Department of Justice
Tribune
Freezone promises painless corn removal claim
Ad describes Freezone as a magical corn remover that hurts not and works instantly. It touts low cost, a tiny bottle, and painless relief claimed by a Cincinnati inventor.
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Mar Toichy
Frepanne
Cannot Collect Damages Because of Canal Seepage
NORTH PLATTE Neb June 18. United States District Judge Ward Woodrough ruled that a company cannot be sued for seepage damage in the absence of negligence. Thomas Hooker, landholder of Scotts Bluff County, claimed overflow from an irrigation canal ruined his land due to faulty clay construction permitting seepage. the court found the overflow unavoidable.
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North Platte
Neb
Wardrough
Woodrough
Thomas Hooker
Sentts Bluff County
Forger Attacks Prison Exit In Major Uniform Scheme
In New York June 12 a forger named Tate Unserberg, accused of overstaying his leave, escaped from Mor Mor prison wearing a major's uniform. He allegedly forged blank treasury warrants and distributed forgeries nationwide. Secret service officials announced his arrest before U S Commissioner Hitchrock. His residence is in a Pittsburgh suburb and he faced a hearing next week for forging and passing securities.
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New York
Mor
Leavenworth
Tate Unserberg
Weutenant
Treasury
Secret Service
Hitchrock
Waserberg
Howe
Pittsburg
Sov Erent Securities
Council Replies to Admiral Kolchak Note Framed by Council
PAIUS June 12 The council framed a reply to Admiral Kolchak head of the All Russian government of Onsk regarding negotiations with the peace conference. The contents were not released and it was not clear if the Note invoked the Rolehak government's legitimacy.
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Paius
Admiral Kotchik
Onsk
Rolehak
Exporting Aliens Who Are Anarchists And Undesirables
San Francisco June 12 Fifis lawo alleged anarchists and undesirables have been gathered for deportation through New York port. An eastbound train collects them, starting from berg Toes ory with eight, then Seattle where seven more joined. The train will visit Beaver Saint Louis and other points as parties have been collected. This is the second major deportation party this year through New York.
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San Francisco
United States
New York
Biplane to hop off for trans Atlantic attempt
The Vimy biplane, skippered by Captain Alcock with Arthur Whitten Brown as navigator, is set to hop off tomorrow afternoon for a test flight ahead of the planned trans Atlantic crossing. The second trial, described as thoroughly successful, supports the mission for the prize of £50,000 from the London Daily Mail.
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London Daily Minter
Tack Alcock
Atcock
Arthur Whitten Brown
Labor union strike support urged nationwide
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers calls for moral support of a strike on June 16. The AFL adopted a resolution backing the move, including a provision. The ad notes buying Liberty bonds at high prices and offers contact details for bond sales.
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Une
International Brotherhovrd of Electrical Workers
American Federation For Labor
Notice of uncollected items and shipping board recommendation
Notices describe items left in dressings and owners may claim them by contacting the Sant at the Sant 1 tartan and providing identification. The report notes government should quit building and operating ratamercial ships as soon as practical, with recommendations presented to the secretary of commerce committee by the shipping board. Sale of commercial ships mentioned.
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Ogden Canyon
Washington
Secare Commerce Committee
The
Shipping Board
Read and Roget Flyable Discord in Paris Report
Paris dispatch notes Lieut Commander A C Read and Lieut Roget plan a historic flight from Paris to somewhere in France with a prior successful attempt. The report lists ships Verssontwil, Nieuw Amsterdam, and Manhhuria as sailing from New York or Newport News on June 19 to 34 with uncertain destinations.
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Lieut
Paris
A. C
Lieut. Roget
Parivty Uvavil
Washington
Tleship
Nieuw Arsterdam
New York
Ijs Manhhuria
Newport Newe
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