Labor Boas Acts to Halt Rail Strike
The United States government moves to avert a threatened railway strike by summoning heads of unions and railroad executives to Washington. President Harding plans to use all facilities to prevent a work stoppage, seeking voluntary wage and rate decisions and urging cooperation with government agencies.
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Chicago
United States
Beard Bast
Hig Four Brotherhoods
Onfons
Iwatum
Brotherhoods
Cleveland
BL M Jewell
Railway Employees’ Department of the American Pedration of Labor
American Association of Railway Executives
Blackstone Hotel
Mr. Jewell
Rev Lucius C Clarke Named Chancellor at American University
Stev Lucius C Clarke recently appointed chancellor of the American University in Washington succeeding Bishop John W Hamilton who resigned. Clarke was born in town and graduated from Cornell in 1808 and Beaton University in 1897. Upper Iowa University awarded him a Doctor of Divinity in 1908.
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Lucius C. Clarke
American University
Washington
John W. Hamilton
Doctor Clarke
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Cornell
Beaton University
Upper Iowa University
Senator Flays Hollywood in Library of Motion Picture Field
Washington June 30 Senator Meyers a Montana Democrat assailed the motion picture colony at Hollyweed in the service for bills proposing censorship and investigation of its products He cited free love dissipation debauchery and drunkenness as present in the industry and urged action against it.
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Hollyweed
Meyers
Montana
Cenis
German Killers Captured in Rathenau Assassination
London reports German assassins of Foreign Minister Walter Rathenau have been arrested. Berlin says the driver of the car that carried them near Frankfurt an der Oder was captured along with the vehicle owner. Police identify the suspects as Ernst Werner Techow Fischer Vogel and Snaver Kern, all linked to the monarchist Consul group and former Eberhardt brigade members.
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London
Walter Rathenau
Berlin
Rankforten the Oder
Rathenanu
Ernest Werner Techow
Berin
Fischer
Vogel
Snaver
Koener
Kern
Mecklenberg
Consul
Eberhardt
Ebert
Mathias Kezberger
McCumber Defeated in North Dakota Primary
Senator Porter J. McCumber conceded defeat to former Governor Lyon Frasier in the North Dakota Republican primary. Early returns from urban precincts showed Frasier leading by about 5,000 to 20,000 in total, with rural districts still unseen. A telegram to McCumber cited his 11,074 votes to Frasier 6,472 across 128 of 2104 precincts.
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Porter J. McCumber
North Dakota
Lyon Frazier
Ladd
Frazier
McCumber
Umber
North Dunketa
McCunmber
Call to Miners Parley Aims to End Coal Strike
Secretary of Labor Davis (Davie) says that coal operators and miners have accepted President Harding’s invitation to meet at the White House to negotiate a settlement. The Department of Justice will take necessary steps to ensure production and transportation, with the exact operators’ delegation still being formed and debated.
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Daugherty
Washington
Davie
Harding
White Howe
United Mine Workers
Atlasney Guero Dengherty
Department of Justice
Tmugherty
White House
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White Mouse
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Bete
National
Coul Ase Elation
Allies to reply jointly on Rhine occupation costs
In The Hague on June 30, reports say the Allies will respond to the American note about paying for the army of occupation on the Rhine. They propose the United States cover costs by sequestering German property taken during the war.
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the Hague
United States
Steamer Providence Strikes Rock In Fog Near Narranganse Bay
The Providence bound for New York to Fall River struck a rock ledge off Port Wesherell in Narranganse Bay during dense fog. Passengers were landed at Newport.
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Providence
New York
Fall River
Mass
Port Wesherell
Narranganse Bay
Rebels Hold Positions Near Dublin in Heavy Fighting
Dublin reports Rory O Connor's defenders at Four Courts resist Michael Collins' army with shells from 18 pounders and snipers across the city. A failed sortie left two dead and a wounded Free State soldier, while streets like Grafton area sit deserted as the battle rages.
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Rory O'Connor
Michanel Collins
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O'Connor
Staer
Oenlosker
Collin
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Michael Collins
Countess Leads Insurgents In Dublin Attacks
Countess Markievicz leads insurgent efforts in Dublin amid ongoing violence. She directs a small group of workers wearing green uniforms and slouch hats, seizing two buildings and a saloon to quarter rebels. The Free State censors comment on events and cannot assess casualties.
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Dublin
Free State
Free State Censer
Senate panel backs probe of alien oil field ownership
Washington June 30 The senate commerce committee recommended passage of a resolution to allow the federal trade commission to investigate alleged alien ownership of major U S oil fields. The bill, sponsored by Senator King of Utah, targets Union Oil of California Union Oil Company of Delaware and Shell Oil Company of California.
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Federal Trade Board
Washington
Senate Soymmerce Committee
Federal Trade Commission
King
Utah
Union of Company of Delaware
Union Oil Company of California
Shell OU Company
California
Standings of the clubs National and American Leagues
The latest standings show National League leaders Brooklyn at 7 and New York 6 with Philadelphia 2 and St. Louis 5. American League lists Philadelphia 6 and New York 6 with Washington 4 and Boston 4. no other games scheduled.
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Chicago
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Detroit
Cleveland
Forty Americans Freed in Mexico After Camp Raid
Rebels led by Gorozave freed forty Americans held at Aguada camp of Cortez Oil Co in Tampico region. Report says later rebels seized La Corna Oil Co camp with six Americans and others, prompting U S State Department to demand protection from Mexico City.
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Aguada
Cortez Ol Company
Tampico
Cengal Shaw
State Department
Department
la Corna Oi Company
Mexico City
Conau Shaw
Goro Gave
Corte, Company
Four Courts Building Destroyed by Tremendous Explosion
A massive blast severely wrecked the Four Courts building as troops reported bystanders fled. Emergency crews rushed to the scene while authorities investigated the cause of the explosion and assessed structural damage.
Forty Casualties In Dublin Attack On Four Courts
Special to The Evening Journal reports the Four Courts in Dublin occupied by Free State troops after a massive explosion. Rory O Connors insurgents fled via a secret tunnel as other rebel buildings come under attack. De Valera is on active service with the Dublin Brigade for the Irish Republic. Forty casualties reported, with many killed or wounded.
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Evening Journal
Dublan
Four Courts
Rory O'Connor
Free State
de Valera
Dublin Brigade
Irish Republic
Pour Courts
Insurgents Surrender at Four Courts Dublin
Special to The Eventee Journal reports that insurgents occupying Four Courts in Dublin surrendered this afternoon after a prior explosion. The surrender followed a white flag hoist and left several insurgents wounded by the blast.
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Dublin
Train Hits Auto Near Allegan Killing Two Children
In Michigan near Allegan ten miles north, a Michigan Central northbound train struck a car killing Bernice Wheatley five and Verden Haas two. Pern Hays and Maxine Heys, bothNos, were seriously injured while two other children are reported dying. J P Tobin of Ainsworth was in Washington yesterday.
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Mich
Michigan Central
Allegan
Ere
Bernice Wheatley
Verden Haas
Pern Hays
Maxine Heys
Arte
Portrait Study of Mrs James McDonald in Washington
A fragmented notice describes Mrs James McDonald and her portrait study, noting a will leaving Marquis Haatley to a peer and mentioning a London fall arrival. It references age and long years of judgment, with unclear relations among parties.
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Marquis Haatley
London
Marquis
McDonald
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