Seniority 15 Side Sue in Walkout of Rail Workers
Washington dispatch analyzes rail seniority as a strike issue. It argues promises of preferred seniority can be reconciled with President Harding's plan, stressing the railroads must accept the authority of the railroad labor board to resolve disputes. The piece notes shopmen's seniority effects are minor and liquidation of obligations is possible.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Harding
Raiiroad Labor Board
Railroad Labor Board
Washington
Iowa
Courier Delivery by 5 30 P M Notice
The notice states papers should be delivered before 5 30 o clock. If a delay occurs due to carrier error or other cause, call 2330 for a replacement copy. Phone lines reach the office before 6 25 P M.
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Hoy
Hero-Making Recipe
Montreal mayor Hilaire Guerin mixed courage and wit as he praised rescuers of 400 passengers from the Rapids Prince. He credited whisky, soup and hard work and highlighted Joseph Cardinal Bouvain and Donald Bouvain, who repeatedly braved a deadly whirlpool to save lives.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Hilaire Guerin
la Prairie
St. Lawrence
Machine
Monsieur Vilaire
Joseph Cardinal
Joseph Bouvain
Donald Bouvain
Hilaire
Tariff Vote Hurdles Rise As Senators Press Unanimous Consent
Senate leaders faced a delay as Senator Lenroot Wisconsin resisted a broad unanimous consent agreement on the tariff bill. Senator Gooding Idaho proposed a five member Senate committee to probe financial ties of senators or relatives to industries affected by the tariff and to examine newspaper ownership and profits tied to defeating the bill.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senator Lenrost
Wisconsin
Lenroo
Gooding
Ideho
Republican Agricultural Tariff Bloc
Févania
Oil Drillers Evacuate Teapot Dome After Marines Arrive
Mutual Oil workers abandon Teapot Dome reserve as four United States marines commanded by Capt. George Shuler arrive. Federal order to vacate ends the attempted entry and the Marines return to Casper.
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Casper Wro
Mutual Oil Company
Dome Naval Oir Reserve
United States
George Shuler
Casner
Moline Plants Hint Prosperity Approach
Moline Illinois August 3 John Deere and Moline plow plant will resume operations full time within weeks indicating rising industrial prosperity. The Ra iPublic steel mills have reopened after 240 months and two hundred fifty men returned to work yesterday.
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Moline
John Deere
RaiPublic Steel
Silver Deposit Found in Northern Canada Rumor Feeds Northern Excitement
A prospect near Fort Norman reports a high grade silver deposit northeast of Fitzgerald. Samples reviewed by geologists Dr Hume and Dr O Neil deem the ore highly valuable with estimates from 200 to 1000 dollars per ton. If confirmed, the find would rank as a major northern development and bolster mining hopes in Ontario.
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Canada
Fitzgerald
Ontaris
Northern Trading Company
Jack Sarcee
Hume
O' Neil
Pate
Fort Norman
Manion calls parley of big rail unions over strike issues
J E Manion of Bell Wary Telegraphers urges letters to 12 non striking railroad unions proposing a conference of grand chiefs to discuss strike developments and possible action. Some union leaders oppose while others likely to cooperate.
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Manion
Lap
Sheppard
Fon
Boston Evangelist Declares Hell Door Open to All
Marys Agnes Vilchestein a 14 year old evangelist told a Boston revival crowd that thousands are going to hell daily and that brains cannot save them. She denounced Boston as following materialism and claimed spiritual awakening is needed.
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Boston
Mass
Marys Agnes Vilchestein
Bielaski Freed to Testify in Cuernavaca Inquiry
Mexico City Aug 2 Bruce Bielaski former head of the Bureau of Investigation was released from restraint to travel to Cuernavaca to testify in the inquiry conducted by the state of Morelos concerning his alleged kidnapping.
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Mexico City
Bruce Bielaski
Bureau of Investigation
American Department of Justice
Cuernavaca
Moreias
Holy Rollers Restricted to Early Evening Services
In Waukegan two Holy Roller churches face a 2 to 3 p.m. curfew after police respond to neighbor complaints. The order requires services to be held only in the early evening, aiming to curb disturbances and nuisance to nearby families.
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Waukegan
Fil
England to Spend Ten Millions Yearly on Air Protection
London Aug 4. Prime Minister Lloyd George announced in the Commons that Britain will create a home defense air force of 300 aircraft and spend 10 million pounds annually to protect England from air threats.
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England
London
Great Britain
Loyd George
Commons
Drake's Sister Weds 80 Year Old Associate in California
Mrs. J. Kirkham, 83, widow of Rev. Frank M. Kirkham and sister of Gov. Drake, married Rev. John B. Hay, 80, an longtime associate of her first husband in church work, in Los Angeles. The bride’s father, Judge John Adams Drake, founded Drakeville, Iowa, and served as a state senator. Children and grandchildren offered congratulations.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Mre
J. Kirkham
Frank M. Kirkham
Chicago
Francis M. M. Drake
Iowa
Drake University
Des Moines
John B. Hay
John Adams Drake
Drakeville
Owa
Probe of Gasoline Prices to Be There
Washington August 3 Senator McNary acting chairman announced the special senate committee will begin hearings Monday on a broad gasoline price probe. Six main areas will be studied including monopoly, export import effects, transport costs, supply and production, consumption levels, and coal mine strikes impact on fuel oil demand.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
McNary
Oregon
Additional Arsenic Pie Victims Seized with Convulsions
New York police intensified the hunt for the Shelbourne cafe poisoner after six patrons were killed and 369 others sickened by arsenic laced pie. Chemists warned effects appeared within 60 hours of consumption as more victims were hospitalised. A $1000 reward was posted by the restaurant.
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New York
Shelbourne
Broadway
Marilynn Miller’s Brother Faces Divorce Suit
Edwin D. Reynolds, 27, brother of dancer Bride Marilynn Miller, is sued for divorce in Hennepin county court by Lola Reynolds. The action clams desertion and non support and was filed yesterday in Minneapolis Minnesota
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Minneapoli
Minn
Edwin D. Reynolds
Marilynn Miller
Jack Pickford
Hennepin County Court
Lola Reynolds
Happiness lies in toil and hardship for women says Dr Oldfield
International News Wire reports psychologist Dr Josiah Oldfield in London on modern women. He argues happiness is rarer now than two generations ago and identifies the peak ages for happiness as under 15 and over 50, with discontent between them.
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Dr. Qldfeld
France plans Ruhr seizure to force German debt pay
France would invade Germany and seize Ruhr coal and iron mines to compel debt payments, with Rhineland administration and autonomy elections proposed if Berlin refuses. Britain and U.S. debt stance are cited as context, while U.S. and British positions stress no general debt cancellation.
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Werb Millie
United Press
Paris
France
Germany
Ruhr
Berlin
Stinnes
Thyssen
Krupp
Poincare
Rhineland
Rhineland Commission
Petit Parisien
Lord Balfour
England
United States
Great Britain
Britain
London
Robert Horne
Sir Robert
Bombs Struck Apartment Block in Chicago Labor Clash
Two powder bombs exploded within ten minutes at an 11 story apartment building in Chicago injuring residents and smashing windows. A second business block also suffered damage. Property owners blamed labor troubles and informed police.
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Chicago
Countess Eglinton Granted Speedy Divorce in Two Trials
The British divorce court awarded the Countess of Eglinton a decree after two trials lasting 151 minutes. She testified that her husband traveled to London on several occasions with a woman while she resided in Scotland.
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London
Countess of Eglinton
Scotland
Accused Murderer Kills Officer and Self in San Francisco
Walter Castar, sought for the murder of Mrs Anns Wickeng, shot and killed Detective Thomas Bailey and wounded Detective Ernest Gable and Mrs Robert Castar before fatally shooting himself. The outcome left the suspect dead at the scene.
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San Francisco
Walter Castar
Anns Wickeng
Thomas Bailey
Ernest Gable
Robert Castar
Obregon to Rest in Monterrey Three-Week Vacation
President Obregon will abandon state cares for about three weeks departing Sunday for Monterrey Nuevo Leon for a vacation. Physicians say his health should improve significantly during the rest period.
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Mexico City
Obregon
Monterrey
Nuevo Leon
Tennessee Picks Candidates With Woman's Aid
Democrats and Republicans in Tennessee hold primaries as women vote. key races include the Democratic senatorial contest featuring McKellar versus Cooper and a four way gubernatorial contest with McMillin, Peay, Hannah, and Bawdin. Alf Taylor faces no Republican opposition for governor. Leading candidates court women’s support.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
United States
Reputicans
Tue Law Cooper
K. M. MekKellar
Austin Peay
Gen.Warvey H. Hannah
L. E Bawinn
Taylor
Alf. A. Taylor
Nowell Sanders
Chattanooga
Thomas F. Peck
Henry B. Anderson
John W. Farley
Memphis
Japanese Chemist Leaves Doctor Body for Liver Research
Dr Fokichi Takamine of Japan left his body to Dr Matcaim Harris of Chicago for liver research. If Harris or Takamine’s widow objects the body will be cremated with ashes divided between New York and Japan. The estate is valued around $1.9 million, mostly to the widow.
Peace Plan Discussed in Chicago Street Railway Strike
Chicago August 3 tentative plan for peace in the street railway strike is being shaped by the surface line board of control. After board objections are resolved the plan goes to union leaders and then to strikers for a referendum. Meanwhile motor fleets expand with fewer delays and four winter accident deaths noted.
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Chicago
Surface Line Company
Board of Control
Coal Serine Summary of Indiana Coal Lockout Preparations
Indiana begins coal mining for state institutions with 800 state troops guarding operations. Labor response is limited and Chicago workers may be brought in. Fuel shortages threaten several states as Wisconsin exhausts anthracite and Michigan plans shutdowns. Governors conference in Indiana discusses coal distribution plans led by Fuel Distributor Spencer.
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Indiana
Chicago
Michigan
Georgia
Gov. McCray
Pagis
Ohio
Groesbeck
Telephone service to pause for Bell burial
Telephone service across the United States and Canada will pause for one minute as a tribute to Alexander Graham Bell as the inventor is buried tomorrow. The exact hour will be announced by the American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
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New York
United States
Canada
Alexander Graham Bell
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Violence Surges as Rail Strike Sparks Deaths and Riots
Chicago Burnside and Des Moines scenes report fatal beating of Robert Johnson at Burnside Illinois Central shops. Descriptions cover mob raids, shootings at Cherokee yards, kidnap raids, and guard shootings amid widespread unrest tied to the rail strike as authorities seek peace terms from Washington and leaders.
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Mae
Chicago
Robert Johnson
Illinois Central
Burnside
Johnson
Creston
X .R. Sears
Chicago,Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Kay Blodgett
Strika
Washington
Harding
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Misssouri
Kansas & Texas
Carl Spradley
van Buren
Ark
Missouri Pacific
Wil Spradley
Jackson
Mich
Pollice
Michigan Central Railroad
Des Moines
Chicago Great Western
Waa
Southern Pacific
East Bakersfield
Cali
Lincoln
Nab
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