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July 19, 1926

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I.R.T. STRIKERS FAIL TO GET ARBITRATION AS SERVICE PICKS UP; Their Third Offer Rejected and Company and Transit Board Testify to Gain. LEADERS ACCUSE METZ To Charge of 'Fare-Rise Dodge' He Replies 'Men Who Would Say Such Things Are Liars.' I.R.T. EXPLAINS REFUSAL Sees New Arbitration Proposal as Move to Break Brotherhood -- Picket Campaign On Today. I.R.T. STRIKERS FAIL TO GET ARBITRATION

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Hedley rejects strikers' arbitration offer; strike com issues statement accusing H Metz of unfairness; Metz denies accusation; service report; Rev Dr Hunt s to strikers; picketing plans

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BORAH URGES NEED OF A PARTY LOYAL TO CONSTITUTION; Senator Declares Enforcement of the 18th Amendment Has Never Been Tried. CALLS FOR POSITIVE STAND If Neither Party Will Take It, He Says, the People Should Form One That Will. ASSAILS WET REFERENDUMS He Tells Georgia Ministers Attacks on Dry Laws Are Nullification Attempts. WANTS PARTY LOYAL TO THE CONSTITUTION

By Special to The New York Times

U S Sen Borah assails referendums as attempts at nullification of U S Constitution; assails N Y S proposal

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Notable Births

Helen Gallagher

1926Helen Gallagher, American actress, singer, and dancer (died 2024)[†]

Helen Gallagher was an American actress, dancer, and singer. She received three Daytime Emmy Awards, two Tony Awards, a Donaldson Award, and a Drama Desk Award.