Lewis Seeks AFL Presidency Opposed to Gompers at Denver
John Lewin of the United Mine Workers declares candidacy for the AFL presidency against Samuel Gompers. Gompers vows to seek re election as debate over Irish boycott plans, railroad control, and steel unionization continues with resolutions on Irish sympathy and federation reaffiliation shaping the Denver convention.
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Frank I’. Walsh
International Association of Machinists
Executive Council
International Federation of Trade Unions
European Labor Movement
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Carpenters
U. S
Frank Morrison
Woman Wields House Gavel as Robertson Called to Chair
Washington June 21 For the first time in the session Mise Robertson of Oklahoma is named to preside as chair by Speaker Gillett in the House. The event marks an historic moment with Robertson taking the gavel in the chamber. The move underscores shifting leadership dynamics within the Oklahoma delegation and the broader legislative landscape.
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Standings and Monday MLB Results Show Mixed Wins
National League games saw Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 3 to 2 while Chicago at St Louis was rained out. American League Warrington defeated Philadelphia 42 to 2 7. New York topped Boston 7 to 1. other schedules not listed.
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Miss Alice Robertson Presides as House Votes Peru Commission
In a centennial era scene, Oklahoma's Miss Alice Robertson the sole woman in Congress presided over the House at Speaker Gillett's request. The chamber applauded as she announced passage of a bill authorizing a U S commission to Peru during the republic's centennial celebration.
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Peru
Republic
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Allee
British King Queen lead royal procession amid Ulster security
London reports more than 11 000 British soldiers sailors and police detectives guard Belfast as George V and Queen Mary arrive for the opening of the northern parliament. Thirteen battleships escort the royal yacht Victoria and Albert from Holyhead with extraordinary precautions to deter political demonstrations.
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Holyhead
Senate yields on Army measure amid budget clash
Senate conferees urged yielding to House demand that the army be cut to 150000 enlisted by next October. The move aims to break the deadlock with the House over the army size and accompanies a Philippine relief measure. Weeks backs an orderly reduction from about 220000, with a possible 140000 by next May.
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Shanelal
Philippines
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Leonard Wood
Forbes
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Lloyd George signals imperial unity with United States
Prime Minister Lloyd George, addressing the imperial conference in London, declares co operation with the United States a cardinal principle and lauds Japan for aid. He says sea power underpins the empire, supports Anglo Japanese talks on armament limits, and urges peaceful Pacific policy while seeking American sympathy.
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New Zealand
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Anglo Japanese alliance and open door in Far East debated
The passage outlines a cautious stance toward a potential Anglo Japanese alliance. It notes Britain’s value as a reliable ally and the desire for equal opportunities and open doors in the Far East. It mentions Japanese interests and the need to address imperial defense and foreign affairs amid shifting relations.
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Big ships ordered to the Pacific fleet reorganization
Secretary Denby announced the redistribution of the first United States battleships. The Pacific fleet will include California New Mexico Idaho Tennessee Mississippi Maryland Arizona Oklahoma Nevada, all modern or superdreadnoughts, while the Atlantic fleet comprises Pennsylvania New York Texas Arkansas Florida North Dakota Delaware Wyoming. Coal savings from concentrating oil burners noted. Utah to lead the European fleet with makeup to be announced.
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Dinwiddie Blames Wheeler Over Delayed New Volstead Bill
Rev E C Dinwiddie blames Wayne Wheeler for delay and probable defeat of a new Volstead act to outlaw brewing. Treasury Secretary Mellon hints beer regs soon but not grocery level access while Congress debates enforcement, with predictions of defeat and heated charges in the dry battle.
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Treasury moves to enforce beer regulations without delay
Secretary Mellon directed Commissioner Blair to make the beer regulations effective promptly. Mellon said there was no legal excuse to delay and acknowledged brewers could sue to compel the treasury to implement the rules.
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Prohibition Threats Spark House Rules Committee Session
Washington June 21 Alleged threats by prohibition advocates to defeat members of the house rules committee were raised as opponents of the Volstead cheer bill were granted a hearing. Chairman Campbell condemned criticism from men who profit from prohibition and denied being connected to the threats. Representative Volstead and Wayne Wheeler denied involvement as the committee postponed a ruling on expediting beer bill consideration.
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Anti-Saloon League
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Red Steal of Three U S Ships Sparks Mystery
Washington reports a sea mystery as government agents say the Dolshewisz crews stole three American cargo steamers. One vessel, the 5900 ton Hewitt, vanished en route from Sabine Texas to Boston with sulfur two months ago. authorities suspect it now lies in a Soviet port.
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World War Vets Meet June 27 in Detroit Convention
The first annual Disabled American Veterans of World War convention opens June 27 in Detroit with rabbi and DAR chaplain Michael Aaronson delivering the invocation. Delegations reception June 27. June 28 welcomes by Gov Groesbeck and Mayor Couzina.
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Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
Stabbi Aaronson
247Th Infantry
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Argonne
Robert 8. Marx
Superior Court of
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Michigan
Couzina
Jusserand
France
Republic of France
Pershing
Belle Isle
United French Society of Detroit
Uel Lamkin
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Noe Forced to Land as Destroyed Big Plane Wrecked
An aircraft forced to land ended in destruction after a hard landing. The wreck left a damaged big plane and authorities investigating the incident. Noe reported as pilot or key figure in the event.
Crew Rescued After Navy Seaplane Crash at Lampton Roads
Special to The Evening Journal reports that the naval seaplane NC Seven crashed during a forced landing at Lampton Roads Virginia. The aircraft burned and was totally destroyed but all crew members were rescued. Initial reports claimed bombs exploded and all onboard were killed, which was later corrected.
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Virginia
Workers Quit Panama Canal Amid Mass Discharges
In the Panama Canal Zone a wave of layoffs hits workers for cost cutting and aging staff. many discharged employees are veterans who helped build the canal. The exodus stems from Washington’s push to trim Panama expenses, transportation issues, and belief that prosperity at the canal has ended.
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Back to Farm Says Davis
Washington secretary of labor Davis urged unemployed workers to take farm jobs to harvest crops and ease urban unemployment. He recalled his father's 1802 panic example and argued farming offers better prospects than waiting for industry to resume.
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Davis
Travis
Smuggling and drunkenness cited in Norway by officials
Official statistics show Norway faces widespread drunkenness and a large smuggling problem along its coast. The coast, fjords, and islands enable illicit trade with armed smugglers, some former German officers, and many willing to resist customs intervention.
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To Hang in Dride's Kitchen Motto for Cooking School
Transcript fragment notes a motto about daily bread used in a cooking school context. It references a phrase about sustenance and practice, illustrating a possible teaching or culinary ethos guiding students in a kitchen setting.
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