Trainmen Strike Up to Mediators Faces Deadlock Ahead
New York July 21 Garretson of the Order of Railway Conductors and Lee of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen prepared their sides for mediation under the Newlands act. Arbitration is blocked as conferences refuse to admit grievances. If railroads do not withdraw the grievances a strike may follow while a truce holds.
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New York
Sreuter
Garretson
Order of
Railway Conductors
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Board of Mediation and Conclilsion
Jn Willian Lea Chambers
Alurtin A. Kup
G. W. Hangar
Uhey
Seth Low
Civic Federation
Datrmasin
Mayor Accused in Attack Death at Ranier
James Kelly is jailed on murder charges while Mayor Edeke of Ranier is free on bail, accused as an accessory after F. J. Couture of Ranier died after a mob attacked him at the Ragier hotel. Couture was beaten until unconscious and later died in hospital.
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Hoxpitol
Edeke
China Revolt Threat Looms as Yuan Shih Kai Faces Split
Reports from Pekin say eight southern provinces have revolted against Yuan Shih Kai’s government. The Kwang Tung governor declares secession, naming Cantom as capital and pledging forces against Yuan. The proclamation condemns Yuan as despotism ruinous to the republic. In Massachusetts a separate dateline notes events.
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Pekin
Yuan Shih Kai
Kwang Tung
Yuan
Bryan Guts Tour This Week in Indiana
Secretary Bryan will return to Washington at week’s end to confer with Ambassador Wilson on the Mexico situation. He spoke to about 6,000 people at Winona Lake and canceled all speaking engagements for three days to be ready to travel.
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Warsaw
Ind
Uirgain
Washington
Wilson
Mexico
Bryan
Winona Lake
Allawa
Identified Hanged Woman Miss Winters Near Audubon
Chinaya Wi dily Stee reports the Yonge woman Miss Marta Winters age 25 found hanging by a fence post on a county highway toward Tingley Park in Audubon County. A coroner jury ruled the death not proven as by her own action. Winters, a Chicago seamstress, had lived with Mrs. Margaret Rumsey in a downtown boardinghouse. Witnesses said she appeared despondent and believed she was being watched by a mysterious person.
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Dily Stee
Yonge
Jeading
Tingley Park
Misa Martta Winters
Christopher Winters
Audubon
Miss Winter
Miss Winters
Chicago
Margaret Rumsey
Che “Vlaek Hod
Uncertain Oceanic Meeting Amid Oct 10 Forecast
The fragment discusses potential October 10 maritime events and unnamed figures maneuvering around a vernal dig and a Culebra car section. It hints at explosives and dynamite implications with sparse, unclear references to names and dates.
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Vania
Goa
Smals Hag
Lient
Cy David B. Gaither
Ehlet
Culebra
Gamboa
Mulhall Charges and Chicago Brewers Meeting Disputed
Townsman dispute centers on Mulhall correspondence and a 1908 Chicago meeting about James Watson's gubernatorial campaign. Hemenway denies any invitation or attendance while he challenges Mulhall's version and a senate committee seeks a $3 million return. Also notes a U S decision to appeal duties on wood pulp and paper and a Kansas City photographers convention opening.
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Mulhall
Leco
Chicago
James £. Watson
Hemenway
Chieaco
Iremenwry
Washington
Mulhail
Senate
Tariff Bill Sparks Senate Debate Over Farmer Benefit
Washington July 21 The finance committee chairman touts a new tariff bill as a downward revision answer but opponents claim it discriminates against farmers. Senator Simmons defends free list provisions while critics argue the measure hits rural workers, with debate over building materials and farm implements. Catholic Young Men hold sessions in Detroit continuing into a championship day and planned banquet.
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Washington
Lubare Ua Che Tape
Senate
Simmons
Finance Committee
Stagter Cummiga
Wit Goo
Payne Aldrich’ Inn
Friedmann Cure Trial Attracts Noted Figures
Topsfield Mass July 21 Alard Warringer Gooley former United States assistant attorney general and former judge of the New Mexico supreme court figures prominent in receiving Dr Franz Mein Friedmann’s cure for tuberculosis. He was 40. A 200 mile dash across the continent from Silver Hill to Providence followed his arrival in Providence where Friedmann held a New England office. Judge Cogley received the first objection.
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Topsfield
Mass
Alard Warringer Gooley
United States
Sttorney Seneral
Mexley Eupreme Court
Franz Meinen Friedmann
Silver Hy
Providenes
Friedmann
Eng
Bath House Accident Inquest Blames Officials
The inquest verdict holds public property superintendent Battershirt and officials Lewrenes Sass Jilly 21 Tepes Meoner responsible for a drowning at the Jane Te Bath House. Judge Mahowse ruled the connecting walkway was unsafe and the superintendent should have prevented crowds and rough play by children near the sea wall.
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Lewrenes
Sass
Jilly
Tepes
John
Battershirt
Jane -Tey
Vidiss Ro
Judes Mahowse
Ehlidrer
Disappointing Japanese Reply Halts Settlement Talks
Tokio reports the American reply to Japanese notes on California land ownership legislation fails to address Japan’s contentions and shows a deadlock. Japan has not decided a next step but seeks to keep relations friendly, while Tokyo and the press focus on the Chinese situation.
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Tokio
Japan
Hias
Warsington
Ching Bae
Bulgaria concessions seen as path to peace amid Balkan talks
In Sofia Bulgaria agrees to concede key frontier areas to Roumania and Greece to secure an armistice as Turkish forces reach Adrianople. Gen Paprikeff heads Bulgarian delegation to Nish for negotiations with Greece and Serbia, with Vienna and Bucharest backing a Sinaia conference to unite belligerents.
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Roumania
Turtahai-Battahik
Fas
Paprikeff
Greece
Servia
Nisk
Sinaia
Bucharest
Austria
Russia
Turkey
Porté i
Constantinople
Enos
Hidia
Lonston
Fife
Adrianople
Parcel Post Rate Changes Include Zone Consolidation
Washington July 21 The Postmaster General Burleson announces parcel post reforms raising weight limits in zones one and two, lowering rates within those zones and introducing a new rate chart. Local delivery is expanded but treated as the same rate. changes await time to extend nationally.
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Washington
Burleson
Pune
Ie Thes
Jek
Buleson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Train Kills Three in Jerseyville Sunday Drive
A Kansas City express train on the Chicago Alton line killed three members of a Jersey county family as they rode to Sunday school one mile south of Jerseyville. Mrs. Mattie Ryan, Stuart Ryan, and Lillian Ryan died from injuries sustained in the wreck and body found near the buggy and baggage car as wagging debris scattered.
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Jerseyville
Lith
Kansas City Express
Chicago Alton Railroad
Jersey County
Farmer
Mattie Ryan
Marcus Ran
Stuart Ryan
Lillian Ryen
Gpige
Jin
Bas Gage
Lane Starts Western Tour to Review Western Projects
Secretary Lane of the Interior begins a western tour July 21 to inspect reclamation projects in Montana and Wyoming. He will examine plans for automobile and ornament parks and for cattle owned by Indians placed on reservations as part of government improvements.
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Wyoming
Washington
Lane
Department of the Interior
Lanés
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