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Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-24
Shopmen Had Been
Planning for Is Months

Washington, July 23.-That the
railroad shopmen have been prepar-
lng fot rtr strike now in progress
nncc Aplh 1921. and waited 10
mon,ls because of n desire 10 "ac-
cumllato enough grievances TO sup
pot demand for nation wide
stfik'' were statements made today
~ r J Conlon. vice president OF the
lntslnational Association of Machin-
ISIS at a public mass meeting here.
tnon officials learned April 8,
1871, MI Conlon said, that the Ma
ionai agreement with the railroads
was 20 be abolished although the
Railroad Labor Board did not act un-
M Aph when individual agree
m'ntS we're sought. he declared. the
Unions ran into identical demands $
rom every road We approached which
Indicated 20 us there was one central
sEenc, or authority directing the fight
against us"
Then We realized. Vice president
'on'on continued that we would have
70 ~ tight until enough grievances
''l h''n accumulated TO support n
d'mand for nation wide strike"
"i ihr ii00 decisions handed down
" iho Labor Board the speaker listed
'No az favorable 10 the railroads and
600 as "nominally in favor OF our
SIDE but of the latter he said, at
fa'' 800 were not put into effect by
Wo roads and therefor didn't mean
srvhng"
asserting that tho strike leaders
were voll satisfied with the situation,
~ Conlon said.
'lt generally takes from 40 10 90
oA's 70 max ca shop strike effective.
hh' hcfore this one had been on ten
oa's, moro than ESQ trains had been
cancelled out Of Chicago. the West
Nhg'na non-unlon coal were bottled
w. and tho iron and steel industries
were 'ftinE for helf. And we have
hardly started yet"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-24
BRANDED "YELLOW" :
EDITOR SHOWS IS :
OF ANOTHER COLOR

Ware, Mass. July 23-Different
eiews of the merits Of the textile
strike here led two rival editors to
meet in combat in front of the town
hall this morning. Later in the day
c.. Earl Pickner. correspondent Of q
labor periodical, swore out a warrant
charging Captain w. H. Dearden.
editor of local newspaper. with
assault.
When the $500 employees of the
Otis Company went on strike
March Z Pickner took the part OF
the strikers and in his articles at
tackled Captain Dearden for remain
ing neutral in the controversy. One
OF Pickner's articles, which appeared
yesterday. charged Dearden with be-
ing yellow from his head down to
his shoes.
Early today when Captain Dearden
took a walk down to the post Office
he found Pickner sitting on the
town hall steps. =
II guess it's about time to show
you how yellow / am," remarked the
captain.
With that according to by-standers
he hauled Pickner to his feet and
knocked him down. When Pickner
refused to get up again. Dearden
lifted him to his feet, and proceeded
to knock him down once more. A
special police officer held Dearden's
spectacles while the militant editor
worked.
The assault warrant had not been
served on Dearden late tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-24
RAIL BOARD QUITS

Chicago. July 2s(By A. Pho
further action toward ending the
railway shopmen's strike Is contem-
plated hy the United States Rail.
road Labor Board at this time. Ben
" Hooper. chairman OF the labor
board announced tonight on his re-
iurn from conference with Presi-
dsnt Harding at Washington.
Asked whether any new plans
boxing toward a settlement OF the
strike had been made. he dictated
thc following formal statement:
"Nv tup To Washington was main
Is for 'bc purpose OF furnishing the
president with the fullest informa-
ton possible in regard TO the strike
situation
US might he supposed. TN prosi-
don't socks 30 know this situation
nom every angle. from the view
point NJ the carriers, the employees,
ihs labor board and the public.
There is nothing else that can be
.i Us' now other than to answer
~ question asked me by saying that
NJ further action Nv tho Labor Board
ls contemplated ht this time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-24
CONFER TODAY

Washington, July 23-(By A. P.)
Operators from the coal producing
districts of six states will be asked
tomorrow by secretary Hoover to
Cooperate with the government and
the railroads in a plan to insure the
distribution of fuel to the carriers
and public utilities and to prevent
profiteering during the strike emer-
gency.
All angles of Mr.. Hoover's scheme,
which contemplates the formation
Of a central committee to operate
Through local committees in the pro-
ducing districts of Virginia, West
Virginia, Tennessee. Kentucky
threshed out today at a series of
conferences of the federal agencies
involved. Before the opening fthe
Continued on Page 9-CoI. ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-24
Peculiar Death
Woman AutOist

York Beach, Me-. July 23.--Mrs.
Khazoos S. Raphael. of Pan Juaniper
street Lawrence. Mass. is dead here
as the result of jolt given by an
automobile as it passed over a cuWert
today
When the machine jolted Mrs.
Raphael's head struck against The
top and as she rebounded her arm
was plunged through the glass III a
side window. severing an artery. She
died few minutes later.
DIR. Edward Cook. who attended the
injured woman. said that death was
due to heart disease. aggravated by
shock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-24
AUTO HITS GUARD
RAIL BRIDGE AND
uPSETS, ONE KILLED

Pittsfield, Mass, July 23.-John Ed
monds of Lanesboro, Mass. was killed
and three Pittsfeld men seriously in
Jurcd when an automobile struck the
guard rail Of bridge at Scodack
Landing, n. ", early today and over
turned.
Michael NJ. KilIiIea and William Phil
lips were taken to a hospital in AL
bany. N. Y. probably fatally injured.
John Houston also was taken to the
hospital with fractured arm and leg
and other injuries.
The men were on their way home
from Albany when the accident oc-
CURED.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-24
To Probe Suicide
At Greenwood, Me.

Greenwood, Me-, July 23.-Oxford
county authorities were called to
Richardson's Hollow last evening to
investigate the suicide of Otto Innon-
en- following an alleged attempt to
murder Anti Niskanen. The latter
will recover from bullet wound in
one shoulder. Mrs. Niskanen said the
shooting followed Innonen's attempts
to induce her to go to Canada with
him and her husbands threats toward
Innonen when he learned Of the mans
n ~ ions
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-24
Move to Form
Italian Cabinet

Rome, July 23-Vittorio Orlando,
who is endeavoring to form a new
ministry to take the place of that Of
Signor DeFacta, which resigned last
week conferred with all the leaders
OF the various constitutional groups
of the chamber of deputies today. He
urged the necessity Of putting aside
personal feelings and party interests
and requested the leaders not to him
der the formation of cabinet, which
would only widen the political differ
enccs now prevalent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-24
One Killed in
Motorcycle Crash

Lowell, Mass. July o3.-Felix Tai
bot of Salem, Mass. sustained fata!
injuries in a motorcycle accident. He
died at the Lowell Corporation hospi-
tai few hours after being removed
there. Talbot hit Alexander Nelson
who was walking at the roadside.
Nelson sustained fractured leg and
many bruises.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-24
THE WEATHER
CLOUDY

North New England: Cloudy Mon
day; Tuesday fair moderate temper
ature.
South New England: Cloudy and
cooler Monday; probably showers
Monday morning: Tuesday fair.
East New York: Mostly cloudy
and cooler Monday; Tuesday fair
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-24
Withdraw Rail
Guards at Calais

Calais. Me-, July 23.-Six deputy
sheriffs who had been guarding prop
erty of the Maine Central Railroad
here were relieved from duty last
night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-24
Boston Forecast

Boston and vicinity: Generally
cloudy and cooler Monday. Probably
showers in morning; Tuesday fair
with variable winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-24
WARNS BUSINESS
REVIVAL IN DANGER
DUE TO RAIL STRIKE

Labor Strike Committee Official Points Out
What Continuation Present Situation Will
Result in-Sees Coal Famine, Drop in Steel
Production, Less Mail Order Business, Blow
to California Fruit Crop, Other Agricultural
CrOps-Rail Board to Make No More Effort
to End Strike
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-24

Two aasisA swais yVs when yes -.
esivs the Jou4AAl u the acsniASs x1o
axss . 70 rsaa che ClassAAsA a. Oaes.
The sseoaa = 70 sslspeoas yoas A. -
that others may esaA T.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-24
HOOVER SEEKS HELP OF
SOFT COAL men TODAY
IN DISTRIBUTION OF FUEL

Parley Will Cover Problems of Adequate Sup
ply to Railroads, Public Utilities Fuel Re.
quirements of New England and Great
Lakes Also to Be Considered To Guard
Against Profteering Interstate Commerce
Commission Hoover's Trump Card in Event
Failure to Agree
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-04-12

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oerer / mbobes, geicb, Friper: nspr
ire Mar fiben bar leg n1eget ipg. Seq
bobbe BIegiot oe NIT 8lo6 bm cit
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fnrmnaeoe at giere noget for mtg.
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4urifo og ffreb efter en Srgbeflnife
{orn biulp mig inn meget, at ieg tit
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re alt NIT Mrbei6e. Seq pi1oe gier-
ne benleoe bber et1eite li6er1be &bi11.
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bicin." 9enne gnn1le, prebeoe Gani
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ming pna NDrerne og 2eberen og a1z
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fto,1o og gisr BET rgot, rigt og rent.
Den bIiber lite foIgt of Mpoteferne,
men forban6Ies af ipecieue Ngenter
[Gfrib til Dr. Beter 5nbrnep &
Cons Co., 250t Waibington gIbb..,
[Gbicago, W ':
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SeIpntprbitatiith.

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gems gfterbirf,1inser. elsie bar
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ne 2ibs tiItnge11be i16biflebe 5ors.
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fer og uIpHelige Jorbolb i @iem111e-
ne, aftnge,1be MeIigipiitet % a1tbre
Sing bar fornnIe eoiget soelngte Ner-
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fpnfrpI gn al Be 111erfeGg 9irtg
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toI selpmoro bIanot Asrn. Scr
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9et npe 8pitpre.

Sgnarnftes bar Der BpftpreHfte
beri Bben. De,1 ,tbbaIgte Mnpor,
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g. R. 8erg og @iebar6 aneus blcb
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Meting Mopor Grabnr al MaDor
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fra at bore tiIIte6e paaer111o al
Spgoon1. Mapor geeIfon oberfen6te
en @friberie i 6or,,t af en- 9lftreoeI-
iestaIe, fom bleb oplnit.
ganr set npe Mnno bor inoIat,
blep fslge11be grnbebsn1n1o baIgt
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Bigen; Jattigfontnisfer, 5tebe
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@lenoe, ST.; Msiesior, George @arb
@ninge1,ier, &ons Blegen; @eier &
Wfaaler, Ole Gosien; @ebiior,- 9ul-
Dor 0ftelie;; SSonitor, Hete 9a,1ion;
MseoIe1n al 8o,1b- og 2psfontu1iiio-
nen, Granf @traub; Me6Iem al
Barf 8orbet, @obert 9onnab; att'
ing Ddnbor, g. M. Mee.
Jglgenbe Bolitintn11o bieb al
Deapor 8enfon ubnebrt:: Clifford
A. Sanfon, @bief; Mllen Sobnio11,
lite Batroln1atb; 0rbiIle Sobnion,
26en Batrolnta,tb.'
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iige, at Ser finbes ganife ner faa
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oes / gor6beftre Mor6 Dafota. Ser
fi1bes irgen fo1n lite er tnget bore
poa af gou11tierne bbor bemon1n1e,t,
oe berer &iernne, men fnnoanne bar
hi 10 oIefteoer, og ifer / Sc ftsrre
gper. Seq biI bebe, at bem iom ten
Der til nogen berltbe iom trenger
SipIp eIler er / gesb, pif fert6e Ran-
ne oe M1resie al pebfon1menbe til
mig, og ieg ffnl itrafs ie til at Der
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6ulobrYuup.
1ath 9alporion o9 9ufru feirer oen ifielone Self.

1fiere bef nue Eeerne paa BEN enc
SOB. @n gantn1el gfabofpin6e fore
tog oerne rSperation" meb en- 8ar-
berfr1ib. Ser bar SO WeiI til 6el,
1,ermefte 8p, Meranoria, bbor Ser
bar 2gge
Den lite MpriI 1872 bleb Matbt=
os @alborfon gift n1eo Selen Marie
&o1te, bbis 6orel6re bo6be 3 Weil
peit fra gli5obetb. Sum bar 1869
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! tont111e11 fra Spring @robe, bbor
! BUN bor fonfirn1eret beo Bdit. S. 6.
Glaufen. Deres 9ggteifob bleb bel
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Den lite MpriI iaar fi11rbe altlaa
Deatbias og Warie @alporion feire
i fit @1IbbrplIup ber / Sergus Salls,
! bpor Sc bar Iebet flere Mar. Sc til
berer getblebem Merigbe6 og Me-
nigbe6ens Breit, @nitor g. g. Sl-
n1onion, bo16t en- for Mnlebninger
pasie116e Sale pan SIegtninge og
ge11ners gegre og oberrafe bent en
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i1,6fnt en baffer &antnne bar fra be-
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Thru fifty years of still and storm
The ties of love have bound you
twain,
And on this day when memories
form
Your Promises, your joys re-
main.
We send you greetings, parents
dear,
with thanks thousand for your
We pray the Lord be always near
; And bring you safe to Heaven
F.. above.
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gibeIe,t ! sfDlerne.

Sra 5pofa1.e, Baib.. berettes, at
llnoerbisni1tg i 8ibeIen fonl en- Del
af Hrogrnn111et i be offerltlige 5fo.
Ier / @taten @aibington er Senfig-
ten 111eb en- plnnIngt ftntsbib 0rga.
niiatio,1 at reIigiefe, 8ro6erifabs<,
poIitiffe og Mrbeioerorgnni ffatpner,
Der bill boloe fit fgrite Ws6e / @eaH-
le e1gang / Sc to nernlefte Ndoane,
ser. @ -. .-
F. 8ebngeIien er ftnrtet af en- fpeciel
&on1ite af Bresbbterinnerfirfen 5p
NODE i @afbington, men Ben fore
IInneoe Organization, Der bill bli
talot a. 99ibIe 5euopfbip Of Bofbing-
ton" - bill lite bIi iefteri1f. Ser
er ienot S1,bbpoeIfe til 0berbooernc
for oen ron1erif fqtoIife @irfe BET
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ter. Der bill ogfan bIi fe1ot Opfor-
bring ON DeltngeIie iii Sc Iebe,1be
groberifab absorgn1iiationer, -fbaters
Mrbei6erparti og Stpret for Sc po-
litiife Hartier.
@i6en Mai 1918, ba &siefteret /
Staten @afbington erflerte Bibelen
for at bore en- rfefteriff", BOG, og at
set bor ufonftitutioneIt at benpttc
ben offe,,tIige Sfoler, bar forffieI-
lige 'reGgiefe Drganifationer u,1ber.
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mite opIpfte: rgibelet ffa1 Infes
6ogIig / be offentIige 5foler 9Ia-
ba1nn, Diitriet Of Columbia, 5lorioo
og Mnsfocblietts. Maine tilranber
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lige SfoIer, Stmsco11eges (og l11,i-
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ming eIler unoerbis,1ine / gibelen i
ane sfbler ct Mridono, 2ouiiiattn,
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coniin sBDonting ug ss8,nib ibbiingtp,1.
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ret gibelen iom eli riefferiis" Bog
ct Wisconfi,t og @afbingtor.
@apporten a,1befuler e,t iffe-fefte.
rift 0rgonifmionr for ct finbe CIT
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grant, Ser bill iubgnaer1be prgbe og
gjere 11116erpist1ing / Bibelen til cit
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ming oeron1 oeribInnot Sc Gorene-
Sc Staters Sgiefterets Grflnring
inn1t en- 5oHenfiteuning, oerfon1 bet
m1iees for at bore panfrnbet
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-04-12

Set er inart SO 9lar iiben MatDi<
az &albor1on hlcn foot naa $oten,
9eoree-- Com rolu Mars 9antnel
Gut reifte fan 1851 n1eo fine Gor'
pIore og otte Geifcnoe til @n1erifa.
Weo6eren beoc. pad @ipen og blep
begraoen beo Mnfontltcn til 9uebec.
5un1iIien 6rog fsri' til Hacine &c.,
sgis. Ser bleb Mailias foufirntcret
beo Haitor s. 81. Stub BEN ga1n1e
Mnifego &irfe. Otter tire aar5 Gor=
1gb fIDttet Tan1iIien til @pring
@robe, Mi1n. 81 Mar galmnel bber-
be6e ban Jig 1861, til 9rigstiene=
ite og tie1te lit 2an6 fom So1oat i
fire Mor og ii Monneoer ! @orger-
frigen. San 6eltog b1. a. / 5laget
be6 Donnl6ion, Gbilob, l5ieue Of
gicfsbnrg fan1t marge onbre intau
Erefrtinger. 0a ban / 1866 b1ep
ofrngnftret TOM ban tilbogc til
@prine @robe og farnet et-par Mar
Der og beo &eiper, Solpa. So par
set at ban og @ro6eren, 6ans, Be-
ftente fig for at reiie uh til geiten
forat iege fig ct freuttioigt Sie1n.
Sc orog n1eo 0ffeifb6s us paa 2pfte
og Tron1me oe babnet Maret 1868 i
Otter Soil 60. Ger w1il ror6beit
fra Sereus Sails og 11z Mil ip6 fra
gli5abetb tog Watbias fig 9ome>
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gipre en Danfee, Der bo6be ube paa
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Bar 2esk 8eo for bam og blep cber-
fa16t af er forrpger6e Sneftorm,
bbori ban 11erbeo buo6e fat 2ibet til,
gffer to 0oges og en- g3ats @ano,
ring tom bo1t- fig enoelig 9ns, men
6a bar begge bans Jpb6er 1an for
frpsne, at set blep 11ebbe,16igt at
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SIialgs: 160 Mcre, go6t' 61s,
Gibs, @ratarp og ~@be6s". Mere
END IS Mcre UNDER @log, alt i116beg->
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|og Wineraler, IS Mcre un6er Nog,
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HELPED HER MOTHER
IS WONDERFULLY Y

In these days Of flu, coughs,
colds Group and Whooping cough!
it IS well to know that every
year there are used more bottles
of Foley 5 Honey and Tar than
of any other cough medicine Mrs
s. .. Hdnt, SIS W. 9th ST: Gin
cin1at Ohio, writes Fnley's S
Honey and Tar relief me Of !
hacking cough ckling il The
throat wheeling and pains i
the chest e IS heIpiug my mo-
ther wonder full Tha why
druggists recommend Foley
Sold Ever yvhere
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40oe 1d|rga,1g

bnr ~ fooon1tne 5eIbn1orb I 1910,
.7O7 1920 og 858 i 1921. Ser bar
ogian 500 Beternner bIn1lbt 5elb-
nmrberne THOR. Mue @an1flt11bs-
nnsler er i1t1befattet / 2iiten ober
benz Der tog fit eget 2ib. Ser bar
10 Neoafferer, 40 Gh16e1tter, 81
5folelnrere, 21 Breiter, SO Megs
Iere, 81 9onnnere og @ogferere, SO
2rger, i Mnborer. 8S Gbefer for
ftore Rorporationr Mniore-
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