Engineers and firemen accept U S mediation in wage dispute
Chicago reports engineers and firemen agree to Federal mediation to settle a long running wage dispute dating to October 1975. The United States board of mediation and conciliation will convene in Chicago July 20 as managers and workers await negotiations.
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Hicago
Pomta Verny
Western Rail
United States Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Ree
Realiays
Willam Lb. Chimibers
Elie Fal
Washington
W. & Carter
W. S. Stuna
Brotherhood of Locoimotive Engineers
Lywed
Raiload
Bac Wa
Botic
Federal Mediation) Board
Chambers
Martin A. Knapp
G. W. W. Hanger
Thei Zneh
Amever
A. W. Treboln
Western Rail Managers Committee
Toads
Winarttig
Delivery Error Notice for Paper at Your Home
If through error of the carrier or other cause this paper should not be delivered at your home by o'clock please phone 3330 and a top of the paper will be sent. After 4:20 p.m. please telephone all complaints to the night phone 7900 Blue or No. 2 utter 8a -a-
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Nigst
Dog Speckle Plitt Swims Six Miles To Reach Master
Wilmington headlines report a dog named Speckle Plitt swimming six miles across the Delaware River from Newport to Heaton's Beach to reunite with its owner after following the motor boat. The owner, Mr. Bullen, praises the remarkable loyalty and notes the dog previously accompanied the boat on trips.
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Wilmington
Del
Newport
Heaton’s
Tie
Delaware
Jle Wso
Emigration Bill Eases Russian Outbound Travel Costs
St Petersburg July 18 Russia plans to recognize emigration as legal for its surplus population and abolish penalties on unauthorized departures. A new bill lowers passport costs to 10 cents and ends the $7.50 yearly fine for long abroad stays. It also creates a fund for aiding emigrants and a commission to protect their interests abroad. Emigrant agents face imprisonment for false inducements.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Europe
Ministry of Commerce
Sia
America
Trust Legislation Still Moulding in Congress
Washington reports ongoing work in the senate judiciary and interstate commerce committees on anti trust legislation. Expected delays loom as amendments seek to define unfair competition and empower the trade commission with court reviewed authority. Lawmakers also discuss rail securities fund use and holding company provisions amid arrests of Charles Anderson and Fritz Miller in Mechanicsville for railroad car robberies.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Judiciary and
Interstate Commerce Committees
Interstate Commerce Committee
Trade Commission
Senate
Gapublican
Judiciary
Gotmitres
Charles Anderson
Fritz Mil Uoth
Mechanicsville
Anderson
Miller
Northwestern Railroad
United States
J. &. Dempster
Mediation Board Talks Settle NY-CH Chicago Rail Clash
Members of the United States Board of Mediation and Conciliation met in Washington last night to work toward settling a dispute between the railroad and labor in Chicago. Reports cited a $5.24 per day wage context and ongoing efforts to reach an agreement.
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United States
Chicago
Washington
D.C
Tuy Js
Settlement near in Irish home rule talks yet unclear
Government moves toward a pacified Ulster arrangement excluding Tyrone. King George and ministers push for an amicable settlement as negotiations continue between party leaders and cabinet officials in London and Dublin. Tyrone’s status remains the main hurdle.
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London
King George
Spithead
Vlopmants
Liverpool Post
Unionista
Ulster
Trish
Tyrone
Uniguists
Asquith
Augustine Birrell
Ireland
Tadey
Thas Country
Shamrock IV Sets Sail for America as Lipton Challenger
Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock IV sails from England toward Falmouth for the America’s Cup voyage to the United States. The 20 man racing crew will be divided between Shamrock IV and the supporting Brin, with design by Charlie J. Nicholet and William Murford, and Capt. Turner as skipper during lighting conditions. The voyage includes Azores stopovers, crew swaps, and a royal inspection in harbor before departure.
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Mortamonth
England
Shamrock
Sir Thoamelipton
Guivus
Yaeke Erin
Fral- Mouth
Ature
United State
Shamrock TY
Ativude
Wil
Charlie J. Nicholethon
William
Murfort
Capt
Turner
Beveyage
Wilh
Beard
Runsalidar
Sir Thomas Lipton
Brin Whiel i
Atlantic
Ow Haig
Azores
George
Gosport
Misuse of Funds Suit Against New Haven Directors
A suit filed in New York by Hobin gan and Lauder seeks to compel New York New Haven and Hartford railroad directors to account for alleged mis administration and misuse of funds. Plaintiffs demand restitution and enjoinment of further management, citing extensive misap propriations and profits gained unlawfully. The action mirrors a Boston case seeking restitution of substantial sums. Meanwhile Gov Gosthal notes Panama Canal opening plans for July remain tentative with no definite date.
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York
New York, New Haven & Wartford Railroad
Road
W.angwer
Hobingan & Lauder
Boston
Washington
D. C
Gosthals
Panama Canal
OMI RESIDENTS WILL NOT SERVE AdMINE GUARDS
In Belmon county mines a strike zone, Sheriff Anderson and 60 deputies guard property amid rumors of threats from industrial interests. Officials say state troops are unnecessary. many residents refuse to serve as deputies. Major Harold Bush reports conditions not dire, urging calm and proper legal measures.
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Mellatre
H. Anderson
Sherif
Sheriy Anderson
Gov. Cox
Columbus
Belmot County
Cox
Harold Bush
Ohio Xuytioun Guard
Belmar County
Bush
Andersen
Stewardsville
St. Clairsville
Ill in Bed Refuses Jubilee Lease Motion Picture Theater
Kansas railroad attorney Leases Every Motion Picture Theatre in Atchison and Admits Every Child Free Despite Orders to Forego Jubilee The annual event, begun seven years ago, drew gifts and birthday cards as families gathered for the special celebration in eastern Kansas.
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Kansas Railroad
Atorney
Atchison
Mi Wagzener
Uie Ohie Tlans
Gyer Motion Picture Theatre
Tim Reds
Waggener
Carman Declares Not Insane Jealousy In Murder Case
Mrs Carman recounts movements the night of the killing and denounces district attorney tactics. She says she was not insane jealous, claiming curiosity and motives other than jealousy drove actions while planning a tour with her husband and delaying details until a grand jury.
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Garrue
Iity
Minealay
Dietuwene
Lanive Bailey
Edwith
Daugster
Wilebeth
Carman
Il Automobilit
Ha Nageau
Grand Jury
Lepidus
Thu Pighe
Mra
Twiluy Dnter
Thr
Warhtat
Alice
Ben
Anise
Dhy
Ryan
Alanis
George S. Lits
Carr
Manchenier
Privoner
Wetwad Neering
Royale Jalfo Navalt
Wethou
Gelober Tery
Couré
Trial for murder of Gaston Calmette in Mech Ue
The trial of Mme Caillava Fages for the murder of Gaston Calmette, editor of the Figure, resumes Monday. Prison guards guard the palace area as Therese Humbert and other defendants face potential detractions and court delays in a high profile case.
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Mme, Caillava Fages
Paris
E. Mane
CaiNawx
Dae Furger Wregeh
Aranee
Tomogret
St. Laaire
Palace of
Fugries
Moudastor
Gaston Calmette
Mech
Therese Humbert
Wren
Mime
Cali- Tam
Cas Uvisoner
Bea Reay
Picur
Taro
Cielpas
Sietlee
Levee Habitues Battle Triggers In Fatal Chicago Clash
July 8 report details the deadly riot sparked by levee habitues amid morals squad raids. Detectives Meri Amart and Sloop shot during the clash. Stanley J. Tims killed. Inquest hears witnesses dispute who fired first as political and police factions weigh responsibility.
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Meri
Amart
Birne
Sloop
Birns
Mervil
Amara
Unclear historical notice on local projects and guard units
Fragmentary OCR describes a plan for construction at a $260 building with concrete work to begin around September 7. Mentions Wisconsin guard units and a federation of women with land purchases affecting a business district.
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Ta Bas & Cartezin
Curnesin
Arelihert
Atun
Soun
Massachusetts Seeks Intervention in New Haven Sale Case
Massachusetts shows interest in a legal move to affect the sale of the Boston and Maine line from New Haven. The rhetoric centers on government involvement and potential treaty implications amid New York Street improvement debates.
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Washeggin
Diy
New Haven
State of Way
Sherman
Boston Maine
MBBA
Massachusetts
Boston & Maine
Nigeatyen
Arkansas Miners Clash at Prairie Creek Mines
Fort Shih Ark July 18 Preparations to send extra armed forces to the Mam moth Vein Coal company mines follow yesterday’s clash between several hundred striking miners and sympathizers and mine guards. Guards were routed and mine property valued around 260000 destroyed. Parties were organized to recruit additional guards unpaid at headquarters. Reports from Prairie Creek say the fighting dispersed before nightfall. Patrols were maintained at several outposts in the area.
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Fort Shih
Ark
Prairia Creek
Mammoth Vein Coal Company
Witich
Prairie Creek
Rgte
Rebels Begin Monterey Trek Into Mexico War Tale
Unofficial reports from Nogales detail constitutionalist forces moving toward Monterey and Mextco as General Huer prepares to depart by German cruiser Dresden. Catholic Church in Nueva Laredo used as a barracks, priests barred, and local Catholics denied worship as Col Murieta bars use of the church for schools. Villa offers protection to foreigners and assures life and property safety along the border amid turmoil.
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Tairedo
Mexi
Nueva Loaredo
Ain
Gee
Carranza
Nueva Laredo
Iglesias
Ameride
Col. Murieta
Villa
Cans Sus Edwards
B Peso
Palormos
Edwards
FE Cl Cds Acd
Chetr Banda
Carbajal Calls For Peace Move In Mexico Crisis
Washington July 1 The provisional government in Mexico seeks peace with no bloodshed. Francisco Carbajal Huerta’s successor orders federal troops to evacuate San Luis Potosi. Carranza sends a commission to Celaya to meet constitutionalist envoys to arrange transfer of authority. Jose Castellot reports possible suspension of hostilities as talks proceed. Official Mazamoras reports say federals have departed.
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Wuaehington
D.C
Mexico
Francisco Carbajal
Huerta
San Luis Potosi
Carranza
Celaya
Mexico City
Senor
Jose Castellat
Carbujak
Casiellot
de Carbajal
Mazemeras
Police raid on Sycamore Street yields few items
Police conducted a raid on Sycamore Street today but failed to find water or valuables. Officers recovered only bottles and corks in a cluttered scene, with nearby agents and locals noting the evident lack of major loot.
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Sycamore Street
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