Strikers Ignore Ultimatum To Return To Work
Burlington and surrounding towns report peaceful picketing as railroad predictions of returning workers fail. Guarded Union Stations, shop gates ringed by strikers, and official notices push for hiring new staff while workers maintain seniority and pension lines.
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Burlington Railroad
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Ottumwa
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Burlington Mill President Mark Derby Dies at 70
Burlington Ta July 10 Mark FE Derby 70 president of the Derby Mills died at his home He was a native of Burlington in 1852 and born there died this morning at his Burlington home
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Senate Votes for Right Cent Tariff on Eggs in Shells
Senate approves tariff changes on eggs with in shell set at ten cents a dozen, six cents a pound for whole eggs, and seventeen cents a pound for dried eggs. House rates were six cents per dozen, four and fifteen cents per pound respectively.
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Oldest Kentucky man Uncle Johnny Shell dies at 134
Greasy Creek Kentucky July 14 AP says Uncle Johnny Shell, claimed to be 134, died yesterday of age infirmities. His sons William 90 and Albert 7 attended. Shell born Sept 3 1788 in Tennessee,曾 lived reclusively in the mountains, appeared at fairs, and recalled Daniel Boone and George Washington. He rode an airplane in 1915 but was too old to enlist in the Mexican War.
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College Students to Work for Democrats in 1924 bid
Washington D C July 10 Tens of thousands of college students will enroll in the Democratic drive for victory in the 1924 presidential election, Senator David S Walsh Massachusetts revealed today. Plans are forming to train corps of college men and women to spread Democratic gospel, Walsh said. The new organization will mirror the Democratic National Committee structure.
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Unfilled Steel Orders Rise in June Report
New York July 10 The monthly tonnage report of United States Steel Corp shows 5,635,531 tons of unfilled orders on hand June 30, up from May’s 5,254,22 tons. The increase marks stronger demand and production backlogs for the steel giant.
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Former Princess of Greece Expects Stork in Paris
Paris July 10 The stork is expected to bring an heir to Mr and Mrs B Leedis within a few days Mrs Leedis was Princess Xenia of Greece before her marriage to the son of the late American tin plate king The line notes a royal connection and impending birth in a Paris household
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French May Quit The Hague Parley Report
Paris reports the French experts at The Hague may return to Paris at any time if they are sure they can no longer do useful work. The foreign office stated they have not informed Paris of giving up hope or cooperation with commissions handling the Russian question. The announcement followed papers' claims that a withdrawal was probable due to Russia's stance.
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Government Seeks to Guard Lives and Property Amid Railroad Strike
The government appoints deputy U S marshals to preserve order protect property and ensure mail and interstate commerce during the railroad shopmen strike. Authorities plan to extend the policy as needed with guards called to key shops and multiple cities, job safety and restraint urged as picketing continues.
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Bandits Loot Des Moines Oil Safe for 158 dollars
Des Moines witnesses report four armed bandits tied night watchman Joe Can Non 52 as the Standard Oil warehouse safe was looted of 148 dollars in cash and 700 dollars in checks last night.
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Joe Cannon
Standard Oil Company
Late Rail Strike News By Bulletin
Multiple city dispatches report railroad shop workers striking nationwide. Missouri Pacific cuts 104 passenger trains amid coal shortages. Burlington and other lines seek injunctions to curb picketing and violence. A mob drives off strikebreakers in Homie Arkansas, while guards and police prepare to monitor shop action. A machinist found murdered in Oakland amid ongoing labor tension.
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Employment Shows Increase in June U S Report
Washington July 10 Employment is rising as the labor department reports June conditions. Fifty two of sixty four leading cities show gains with unemployment down, while a potential labor shortage grows, notably in construction as noted by Director Jones.
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Highways Weather Report for Iowa Towns
A weather bureau summary lists heavy rainfall across eastern central and southern Iowa with rough dirt roads. Towns named include Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Mason City La Crosse and others with varied road conditions and moisture levels reported for Sunday morning.
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Les Crosse
Hail Breaks Milk Bottle at Western Avenue Home
A sudden hailstorm yesterday morning shattered a milk bottle at the home of Mrs. Tice on 219 Western Avenue. A large pellet struck the bottle at a sharp angle, breaking the glass while the milk remained largely contained. Mrs. Tice found the spill after the storm, noting the break appeared fresh.
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Monarchist Plot Alleged by Radek Invoking Russia Germany
Karl Radek, ex Soviet envoy to Germany, alleges in Rotfahne that Russo German monarchists seek overthrow of Moscow and Berlin republican governments to form a monarchist controlled alliance. He cites ties with Hungarian whites and the Berzburg assassination as proof.
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United States urged to save Europe through new diplomacy
London dispatch reports the Daily Express calls on the United States to convene a conference to avert Europe’s civilization’s collapse. The Express credits Secretary Hughes with inaugurating America’s new diplomacy at Washington disarmament and spectacle, urging a renewed effort to save Europe.
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Daugherty Counsels with Legal Head of Railway Executives
Attorney General Daugherty in Washington after a week in Ohio began assessing the railroad strike with Alfred P. Thom, general counsel of the Association of Railway Executives. Thom said he would discuss his visit only with Daugherty, and a statement might be issued later.
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Rockefeller poses for photographers after church visit
United Press reports John D. Rockefeller consented to be snapped by three photographers at New Commins church in New York near his eighty third birthday. He arrived by car and, after attending services, agreed to pose on his own terms. The event followed his statement that he would allow photo sessions only if they occurred after church.
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Dr Sun Yat Sen Flies Toward Hong Kong After Whampoa Attack
Canton dispatch says Dr Sun Yat Sen fled down the Pearl River toward Hong Kong following a violent land and naval assault on Whampoa detonating his last ammunition dump. Chen Chiung Ming forces pressed the fight as peace talks collapsed, while Yale graduate Chen Win Sen defeated the Red Head forces north of Canton.
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Miss Taylor Denies Alderman Toman In Poison Case
Chicago July 10 Miss Blos som Taylor a 22 year old who took poison after an unhappy love affair today denied naming Alderman John Toman as the man in the case. This story is not true she said a young man came here and put those words in my mouth Lowly met Alderman Toman once. Miss Taylor has recovered enough to leave the hospital.
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Two Miners Killed in Battle With Guards Near Marion
Quiet in the Atlantic Coal tent colony near Marion Pennsylvania after a gun battle with deputy sheriffs just before midnight. Two miners were killed and a third member was dying, state police restored order as strikers and guards exchanged fire when deputies refused to move from the tent colony.
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Atlantic Coal Company
I C Employees to Receive Free First Aid Service
Illinois Central Railroad to install a first aid room in its Fourth Street East office building. Service for workers and minor injuries will be provided at no charge and begin immediately.
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Fourth Street East
the Courier
Trotzky Sees Long Road Ahead for Red Army
Moscow July 18. Leon Trotsky, peoples' commissar for war, congratulated Sergei Kemeneff on completing three years as commander of the Russian army and navy. He said the years were strenuous but the results were obvious, noting the workers and peasants are safe and the Red Army is learning and preparing for a long revolutionary road ahead.
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Court says Morse must stand trial in DC cases
The District of Columbia court of appeals held that Charlies W Morse, his three sons, and eight others must stand trial on indictments charging conspiracy to defraud the U S government through wartime ship contracts with the emergency fleet corporation and the shipping board.
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President Harding Seeks Arbitration For Coal Mines
President Harding delivered the government’s final ultimatum to coal miners and operators in Washington. He urged immediate resumption of mining and submission to a government appointed arbitration commission, warning that failure could lead to seizure and operation in the public interest.
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International Newa Wire
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Probe of Gasoline Prices Gets Started
The senate launches an investigation into oil and gasoline prices. A special committee led by Senator La Follette of Wisconsin met to plan witness schedules for the coming weeks.
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Senate
Seenlator ‘LaFollatte
Wis Inconsin
Warnings of Flood Follow 10-inch Rain
Destructive flood on the 102 river at Maryville Missouri followed a cloudburst that brought 10.82 inches of rain. Rain began Sunday evening and continued through the night, with the Weather Bureau issuing flood warnings to towns downstream.
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