Harding Targets Coal Strike With Mediation Or Courts
President Harding may seek a Washington mediation between unions and mine owners to end the coal strike. If talks fail, he could turn to the courts, as in 1919 when Wilson used a federal injunction and Palmer threatened contempt to end the dispute. The article notes legislative gaps and compares railroad government control then with private operation now.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Hardingan
Washington
Uren
Harding
Mr. Harding
Congress
Wilson
A. Mitchell Palmer
Indiana
Palmer
New York Evening
Post. Ine
Tokio Ratifies Treaty Despite Unfavorable Ratio
The privy council approved the Washington arms conference treaty and sent it to the prince regent for ratification. A council committee noted Japan’s ship ratio was disadvantageous and urged greater care in future naval allocations.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Privy Council
Washington
Weather Report for Iowa Towns and Regions
Weather bulletin from the United States Department of Agriculture and Weather Bureau notes towns including Albert Lea Cedar Rapids New Hampton Postville Water and Waverly. Forecast indicates fair to partly cloudy with slight unsettled conditions in western portions and some areas experiencing higher winds tonight.
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U.m Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Harles City
Albert Lea
Minai Cedar Rapids
Darengo
Deibant
Amtinn
Lat Wis
Masaaily
Ohio Politics Put on Pan by Knight
Washington dispatch reports Ohio campaign tensions as Rep Charles Knight accuses Attorney General Daugherty and federal officials of ordering Carmi Thompson’s GOP governor nomination. He cites Cleveland collector Carl Reutzahn and Akron deputy Frank Schmieder as examples and says other deputies received similar orders.
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Ohio
Knight
Washington
D. C
Harding
Carmi Thompson
Bill Rengil
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Charles T. Knight
Akron
Daugherty
Thompson
Internal Revenue
Carl F. Reutzahn
Cleveland
Frank E. Schmieder
Pio
South Gets Millions for Crop Marketing
Washington announces four loan applications totaling 16.5 million dollars to aid the orderly marketing of cotton and wheat. Oklahoma Cotton Growers Co operating, Arkansas Cotton Growers Co operative, Oklahoma Wheat Growers, and C P Doud bank are named among applicants.
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Washington, D. C
War Finance Corporation
Oklahoma Cotton Growers i Co-operative Association
Arkansas Cotton Growers! Co-operative Association
Oklahoma Akheat
S Association
C. P. Doud
Buck
Texas Wheat “Growers Association
Eye
Park Avenue
CG. A. Doud
J. L. Cameron
Eldora
George G. Hutchinson
Des Moines
Bremen
Edward Chapman
Chapman
Henry Stelai
State Bank of
Vatier
C. A. Doud
Sans Souci
Doud
Cameron
Ridora
Denby Naval Junket Arrives in Yokohama Sunday
The transport Henderson with Secretary of the Navy Denby and a party of high officials will reach Yokohama at noon Sunday. Japanese and American officials will meet the ship in launches and escort the party to Tokyo on a special train. Cabinet members and other officials will welcome the visitors.
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Fokio
Henderson
Denby
Yokohama
Tokio
Captor of Canton Said to Be Assassinated
Manila reports Chen Chiung Ming, who led a coup that drove Sun Yat Sen from Canton, has allegedly been assassinated. Cable from Shanghai-based Wonglipo notes the claim, but Reuters has not confirmed the report.
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Associated Press
Manila
Chen Chiung Ming
Sun Yat Sen
South China Republic
Canton
Shanghai
Ody Wonglipo
Reuter
Conservative jazz style eyed for next year menswear
The International Association of Clothes Designers predicts conservative jazz style will dominate men’s fashion. Knickerbockers may gain popularity in business and leisure wear, with sessions showing support for abbreviated trousers. An evening summer suit of black mohair tuxedo jacket and white wool trousers is also planned.
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Agaociated
Philadelphia
International Associaton of
Will
Dublin Battles Escalate as Irregulars Hold Four Courts
Violent street fighting rages in Dublin with Republican Irregulars and Irish Free State troops exchanging fire near the shell wrecked Four Courts. Casualties rise as Countess Markievicz joins communist units aiding rebels. authorities fear wider urban spread and suspension of rail service hampers government operations.
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Daniel O'Connell
Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Hempuee
George's Street
Dail Eireann
Gardiner
Talbot Streets
Parnell Square
Four Courts
Free State
Clondalkin
Roderick ‘Rory’ O'Connor
Donegal
Clonmel
Cork
Drosheda
London
Irien
King News
Cinternational
Evening Standard
Central
Dante Street
Sawyer Saves: Veterans Suffer Costly Hospital Delays Claim
At the Disabled American Veterans of the World War convention in San Francisco, Humphrey Sullivan charged Brig. Gen. Sawyer, Harding’s physician and head of the federal board of respiration, with attempting to economize on hospital work for disabled veterans. Sullivan said 318,600,000 appropriated eight months earlier has not funded new hospitals, while Col. J. Forbes defended the bureau’s staffing and work.
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San Francisco
Cal
Jonesa
Sawyer
Harding
Respiradttion
Fadiuy
Humphrey Sullivan
St. Louis
Sullivan Ik
Lanford MacNider
American Pagion
San Freancisco
Suilivak
Wis
Congress
Col.j. Forbes
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Dele Hilts
Scorned Girl Ruins Broker Strike Crashes Firm
New York June 29 The fury of Miss Nellie Black scorned by BE Fuller toppled his firm Fuller Co a leading broker on the consolidated stock exchange. Attorney George R Simpson says Fuller severed ties with Miss Black and promised 5000 as settlement but disappeared after she demanded the money.
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New York
Nellie Black
BE. M. Fuller
George R. Simpson
EB. M., Fuller & Co
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Fuller
Ulack
Simpson
Siegel Auto Wrecking Appeals Property Assessment
Siegel Auto Wrecking appeals a personal property assessment. The case asks the district court to reduce the assessment from 15000 dollars after initial increases from 4000 and 25000 dollars. The company claims the rise is unjust and excessive.
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Siegel Auto
Agoard
Siegel Auto Wrecking Company
District Court
France to Pay U.S. War Debt Sometime
Paris reports Premier Poincare discussed funding for the U.S. war debt with Finance official Parmentier. France is said to be ready to pay the debt in the United States but cannot specify when funds will be available.
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France
U.S
Paris
Poincare
M. Parmentier
Parmentier
United States
Japan to Protest Burning of Consulate in Manchuria
Tokyo prepares a protest to Peking over Chinese bandits burning the Japanese consulate near Chientang in Manchuria near the Korean border. Seoul dispatches report three Japanese killed at Chientan and about 20 houses burned.
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Iycee Associated Presa Tokio
Japan
Peking
Chientag
Manchuria
Seoul
Korea
Chientan
Ami
Smiles and Kinks Off Today's Wires
Disjointed wire service items note odd incidents in cities including New York Joliet and Chicago with wry or odd twists such as a judge advising water to a prisoner in asthma plea and a butter carton name found later leading to a matrimony. A Turkestan rebellion report cites a council president hanged by insurgents per Helsingfors dispatch.
Motorbus Field Open to All in Waterloo Cedar Falls Case
In a Waterloo Cedar Falls transport dispute Judge Wood hears motions to dissolve an injunction against Johnson and Red Ball lines. The Motorbus company claims fair competition is blocked by alleged unfair routing and pricing, while defendants argue no vested rights exist in city streets for hire carriage. The case notes Motorbus began service Feb 19 1921 and faced rival affidavits about fare disputes and ticket practices.
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Golurneys
Jfuuhos Motor Lus Company
Kodibd Transportation Company
Aa Sen Iion
Jude GW
Wl Weal
Motorbus Company
Crome
Wagerloo
Cedar Falls
Judge Wood
Jotnson
Kad Ball
Eilied
Motorburses
Motorbus Comprntes
Kraprigser
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Merner & Merner
Johnson Company
J. B. Newnan
Tted Tall Company
V. L. Belt and Mears
Newman
Waterlio
Ble
Cvampany
Black Hawk Hotel
Mr. Newman
Johnson and Red Ball
United States
Veteran bartender claims drinks could float ocean liner
Louis Galler, 62, a 47 year veteran bartender, says his mixed drinks would be enough to float the liner on which he sails if the lake were filled with all his beverages.
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Louis Galler
Change Proposed for Vet School Training Facilities
In San Francisco on June 29 complaints target the Camp Sherman Vocational Training School for disabled soldiers run by the United States Veterans Bureau. The Disabled American Veterans of the World War will push action at their convention. In Washington the selection of Edwin G. Dexter as president of the Chillicothe school appeared virtually decided, with J. M. Prichard reportedly on the verge of resignation to enter business.
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San Francisco
Cal
United States
Geterans’ Bureau
Camp Sherman
Chilticothe
Washington, D. C
Edwin G
Dexter
Calais
Chillicothe, O
Buraan
J. M. Prichard
Busi
Grand Jury to Probe Herrin Massacre Bodies
A special land jury will begin investigating the Herrin massacre of nonunion men by struck miners near Herrin on July 10. Circuit Judge Uartwell announced the date as Coroner McGowan started excavation at the Southern Windis Coal strip mine over buried-body rumors.
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Herrin
Grand Jury
Marion
Uartwell
McGowan
Southern Windis Coal Company
Nanunton
Pelletier Resigns as Supreme Advocate of Knights of Columbus
Joseph C. Pelletier of Boston resigns as supreme advocate of the Knights of Columbus in New Haven Connecticut. The announcement notes his departure was made today and references his role within the organization.
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Pelletier
New Haven
Conn
Joseph C. Pelletier
Boston
Knights of Columbus Today
Tapan asks Chita government to resume talks in Tokyo
Tokyo June 29 Tapan formally asks the Chita government to resume negotiations at the point where the Darien palace broke up saline lime accord.
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Tokyo
Tapan
Government Labor Board Moves to Halt Railroad Strike
The government through the labor board seeks to avert a nationwide strike by six shop craft unions and allied groups affecting about 400,000 railroad maintenance of way workers. Officials in Chicago report a 10 o’clock morning walkout planned for July 1, with related strike votes under way for clerks and other classifications.
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Cha Associated Presa
Detroit
Mich
N.M. Grable
United Brotherhood of Maintenance
Sihorers
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Railroad Board
M. Jewell
Feader
Railroad Labor Board
Railroad and Pullman Operating Department
Jewell
Labor Board
Railway
Rebor
Theraoft
Altho
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