VOL. LXIV—No. 166 COADS, E FORCED 10| 2255 T oy [, Lo o wwmzz\ T were lost in the sinking of the steamer RS lelted hits Auto| Made at Southbury|="=="= 2522 s % % e Federation of Labor, in a statement as- 4 g s e bt | Ona md Sevenl Hurt oF creanrea dkoa i) " A Everwiji, Dutch minister Still, 200 Gallons of Moon- [of orsanizea lasor. 2 :23.’:.??&5‘:," it i o S In Grade Crossing Acti- shine And Nine Barrels of | an accounting in the nle::. o G Twenty-One Trains Are Pulled OFf By Erie Mash Confiscated By Dry | 170,102, e states that. a batance of personal reasons. His successor has not | ' dent ‘At Butler, Ind.—In- Double Sections On West -Shore Are Ducon Agents—Three Men Held, | #6039 i@ still undistributee. ¢ been named. 5 DA jured Rushed To Toledo Danleer Bridge Blown Tp. The Chemical Foundation hus been 2 Toledo, July 10.—One person was re-| Southb i i e R ury, Conn. July 10.—A thifty- | subpoenaed to appear with all its books Norfolk And Western Hit By Shortage of Locomotives The beldxe % Dunler, County Loith, gg,?c‘;f,‘;‘?n;"c‘i,ﬁ,;‘;mmil“’“ﬁ? i :)‘ﬂe ““"‘,’,’& stil, 200" gallons ot “moon- | ana. records Tuesday befors the federal 5 i e il etween the first ne” and nine barrels .of mash were ngt And Coal—Labor Leaders Make Claim That Men Re- e feio b:::’ﬁ'::w:u‘f”“wm‘mmf,.m;u section of thie Twentieth Century Limited | confiscated here this afternoon by Fed- |5 o0 Jur¥ in Washington. be(.‘;qgn Dublin and Beltast. Al trains of the New York CTentral and an auto- | erul Enforcement Agents Edward Sabine 2 % 5 4 mobile at Butler, Ind., late this after-|and Charles Tue H. 0. Stanley, a former New~ York 2 = H oo it have been can- i d ner on the farm of Louis placing Strikers Are Being Paid $12 a Day—Eastern heometn ahe tn (i A n Do o s Englehardt. ~Three men, caught in the | broker, recently sent to Sing Sing for Four or five injured, it was said, were | act of distillh e larceny, has been assigned to a position . . ecalled. ng the liquor, were arrested. Districts To Hold Big Strike Meeting At Jersey City To- pUirted SHete o brought to Toledo on the gecond section | They were William Dumschott, Charles |38 8upply clerk. - . > HAGUE CONFERENCE night—Embargo On Livestock Frem Kansas City. Government Proposal Calls For Immediate Resumption ¢ Work By Miners At Wage Rates of March 31, For ing Permanent Wage Levels By Arbitration and igation To Recommend Solution of Problems In of the train and were taken to hospitals. | Smith and Gus Andrews, all of Woodbury. The occupants of the automobile ate said s Postal ecelpts in Juno show the New DIFFICULTIES CLEARING [ (o have been-driving from Cleveland, O.| puyons oF mMPENDING York post office had a greater income General Pohcy Commntee of United Mine Workers. New York, July 10.—New York today strike sympathizers with Jeers and ribald| o o 5 0T o mme A P BT i 3 v gt et 28 r . ARREST OF BIELASKI | 166, an increase of $241,871 over June,| Washington, July 10—President Hard-gment, “concerned with coal began tg feel the combined effects of the | comment. ’ __The atock. of ‘the: Russian' conference | ' Y'TAN'S BODY FOUND ease of § o ‘“’.‘,’: T ikt 3 e oasy 1921, ing today placed before the leaders of em- | sufficient to meet the industrial S5 o g s o ORI L S e e su;;r:mo? was preity low before today's jseciag, FLOATING IN SOUND thxeﬂf:. G el 0 - These are. fur- . ployers and employes of the anthracite | transportation requirements of the count 3 § t rumors, which no- b FeEg ors of the impen arvest of . strikes. Twenty-one passenger|state troops since Saturday night, when f,gd;“ini‘l:“fxw: that the conference | Fairfield, Conn., July 10.—Theé body of a » Hgives “The Fisher Body corporation has tak- | 2nd unionized bituminous mine fields a |try,” he said. “desired to have en over the plant of the O. J. Beaudett | EOVernment plan for settling the coal | resumed.” He proposed that mine & Co., of Pontiac, Mich, thus adding | StTike. It called for immedizte resumption | ers should return on the old wage B0 e oS oD% | of work by miners now out at wage rates |and that a commission of ive representas 1,500 employés' o 1ts' organization. of March 31, for fixing permanent wage | tives of the public, three of the i % levels by arbitration, and for an investi-{and three of the operators, should gation to recommend solution of perma- | before Aug. 10, a temporary basic trains on the Erie railroad and all dou-|an outbreak was threatened foilowing a fatal shooting affray, the day passed in| ™ : o e i Huriay ble sections on the West Shore were dis- . sion, but, far from breaking up, the partment of justice, who recently was continuce, and all express trains on the ff’:'r‘:‘,(r‘e‘;";;“;fr‘mj“’;"::’g:‘ ::::;‘;f':ﬁ delepates had what they later -termed | fied tonight as Mrs. Edward S.:Hotchkiss Norfolk and Western were declared to 1 abducted by bandits, and-a few days later le L x » | of Bridgeport. Before ‘her marriage to v essful and constructive meeting.” | £t made his escape. Mr. Bielaski, however, 4 vhe re believed to have been advanc- |2 '‘Succ 2y Mr. Hotchkiss four month: 5 i bt Bave been delayed three to six hours be- |y o® T8 S0 I P DCVE it ackers| Leonid Krassin, the soviet economic chkiss nths ago she was cause of the shortage of locomotives or uefleld Conn.. July 10—The boay of a|A. Bruce Blelaski ormer head of the : A at today's ses- Long Island | bureau of in o Amor Vedgogiay. to tollapee 1 4 sound at Fairfield beach today was identi- e e 16 was ‘still at liberty late thi e i fled, none of them being injured. expert, continuing in‘hls heipful atti- | Miss Jane Richmond Borden of Erie, Pa. . s afternoon. Twenty-seven ‘African chiefs, the st - One of b1 ors fade, gave sach frank answers to the |Dr. W. H. Donaldson, medical examiner the newspapers, El \Universal 5 nent problems in the coal industry. scale ta be held in effect until March J ereigns of various French colonies or pro- & e Grafleo, says this afternoon: " “Biofaski All representatives of the groups con-|1923. If its deliberations -bwu not. rex Further curtailment of service was 2 powers' questions concerning the use of ge“;’:;s:l«is s;‘;: :;\aatc;ge:‘:‘;.% ascrihe o onieht s et ol & ;ercmralui in gnd:n.l Senegal, dDﬂ(-;TeY- ceened had tonight delayed definite an-|sult in a écale by Aug. 10, the presi< declared by labor leaders to be imminent | BAILWAY CLERKS TO credits that even the French representa- L Ragen TOWNINE | o ving been amply confirmed. that auretania and-the Ivory: an: uinea | swers to the proposal, although union of- | dent further suggested, that the wage because the roads have been unable to STRIKE THIS MORNING | tive, who was alleged 1o be ready to|in s cepert fo er Phelan, K1 ‘conkpired: §2i hia'own abduction =3 FOR WAGE NEGOTIATIONS | state that cash payments of the indemn- | BuSSia was not prepa: MARRIES WIDOW O Briggs who keeps a saloon in Greemwich pmrrat ity_would soon become impossible. cesalons. for axifing raiivaye bEtFRs ready to grant concessions for the con- HIS BOYHOOD COMPANTON |and who in handling a revower shot and | The present regular divldend of §1 a| o 'Y SALBS OF FRENCH . | CUT FRIVATE CEBDITE ¥ Boston, July . 10.—Representa of| While the -Germans aid not formalif | B, 00 G fiew Tines, but trunk Jmes| Lol s 3 killed his friend and forme: schogl mate, | share in cash will be maintained on the AND HRNGAN. BONDS P TO GERMAN "*. the membera of the United Brotherhood request a moratorium, they made 1t|p g remain {n the hands of the gov- m;mr “a‘;~ uly 10.—Eliot =Wads- | Arthur Doran, in the saloon, early Sunday new stock of the Reo Motor Car Co. aft- et & of Maimtenance of Way Employes and|plain to M. Dubols, and later to each of [ TSt TC¥ : e assietant secretary of the treas- | morning, July 2 is held - ~riminally ler the distribution of the 100 per cent. J 10.—Seliing of French | New York, July 10—Failure |of roads T New Bngiind and sestern New | Gefriany o (hat wich £aler woutd o] O Ithoultars) ouspotes. the wovern {7 0o, Solhi s Bivhann. Coepaning, | Danaible for the. death by Caroner . | roads in New » 9 lief w stock dividend, according to announce- and Belgian government bonds. evidently | German Ioan negotiations and recent . P n, to grant con- | Of Guy L. Scull, his boyhood companion, | . Andine -todas. ? DS . lization for-the salés of | Mittee of the republicie senateorial |., ‘, A , by 114 to 3 points. credits in the last year or two tc ‘3er- ed an accounting of all money received | method of centralization for- e e DRY" AGENT SHOT / steps of many raliroad workers. so € the ne es of northe vidually on 2 new wage scale they will;{ . A i o exports. He could. not change thls sys- | C2mpaign. He is 45 years old. Some of the neutral issues of northern | man manufacturers o enable the latter appeal to the railroad labor board for; ' connection with the patents and re-|fxpors. HE SoLL Bl S oreign | Mrs. Wadsworth was widowed in Oc- WHILE ATTEMPTING RAID [ e Eurcpe reacted in sympathy, but Brit- | 1o purchase raw materials and finish the rt-adjustment. QRICR L Sp- et

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