Government vows not to abridge personal liberty in Chicago injunction
Attorney General Daugherty said the Chicago injunction against striking shopmen will not curb personal liberty or freedom of speech or the press. He noted it is not to force work nor deter strikes, and emphasized enforcement aims to prevent interference with transportation. He urged lawful meetings and warned against inciting violence while promising restraint, with broad support from much of the press.
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Daugherty
Washington
White House
Harding
Chicago
Department Fof Justice
Ie Department
Edge Wilkinson
Department of Office
Jas
William H. Hnstone
Intertional Association of Machinists
Johnson
Scale Committee Works on Sunday in Anthracite Pact
Philadelphia reports the scale committee met Sunday to approve a wage settlement ending over five months of dispute. Miners and operators agreed to extend the contract to August 31, 1923, resume production immediately, and seek federal action for an anthracite commission to review the industry. President Harding urged ratification.
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Philadelphia
Wilkes-Barre
United States
Pepper and Reed
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
Congress
Anthracite Coal Commission
Harding
Public Welfare
Pepper
Reed
Scale
United Mine Workers of America
Cotton Market Slips on Local Futures Amid Market Chatter
The local market recorded a two point drop as cotton prices show slight volatility. Futures closed with uncertain trading and mixed quotes across Oct and Jan contracts, reflecting ongoing demand and supply concerns.
King Alfonso Waits as Miss Dickey Dances On
An awkward Deauville ballroom moment ends with Miss Katherine Dickey of Atlanta asking Prince Nicholas to tell the king to wait a minute after he is left alone on the dance floor. The scene prompts the king to laugh off the mishap as Miss Dickey explains her father is James I. Dickey, head of the Atlanta National Bank.
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Atlanta
Ball Room
Mia Dickey
Tella Alfonso
Father
New York
Deauville
France
Spain
Katherine Dickey
James I. Dickey
Atlanta National Bank
Mauretania
Miss Dickey
Prince Nichols
Romania
Joe Stinee
Andovies
King Alfonso
Dickey
Senator Sutherland
Utah
Senate
Sutherland
United States Senate
King
Alfonso
United
United States
Prince Nicholas
Norway
Clarke
Supreme Court
Presking
Jident Wilson
Ohio
Tom Johnson
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
Marcus A Hanna
Labor Day unrest as marshals enforce railroad strike
U S marshals mobilize to enforce the railway shopmen strike on Labor Day as violence and resentment rise. Chicago union leaders deny organized observances while funds are raised to aid strikers. Leaders call for action against the injunction with figures like Foster and Pettigrew present.
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United States
Jewell
Chicago
B. M. Jewell
Welenenn
Wuauuwh Cary Wuey
Central Labor Union
Boston Central Union
Harding
Resolu
Weeks Leads Rail Union Captures and Political Moves
Seven men were arrested in Gretna Louisiana after beating a roundhouse worker. A new Central employee was attacked in Carbondale Mississippi and two trains were stoned in Grey Court New York. Raymond Weeks received a major for the Commission, while a workman was injured in Port Jervis railroad yards. In Washington Senator Smith proposed a one year cotton planting suspension to eradicate the boll weevil, urging federal action and potential zoning along the Rio Grande to stop the pest.
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Gretna
New Orleans
Round House
Carbondale
Miz
New Central
Grey Court
New York
Raymond Weeks
Commission
Com Eine
Port Jervis
N.ing
Georgia School Jr
Stones
Abbeville
Washington
United States
Senate
Smith Democrat
South Carolina
South
Department of Agriculture
Smith
Rio Grande
Barking dogs save former fire chief and family
In Anderson, South Carolina, barking dogs woke former Fire Chief W. L. Jackson and his family eight miles west of Anderson as a fire destroyed his home. Jackson had resigned as chief years ago and lived on the farm since. The family escaped just in time.
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Anderson
S. C
W. L. Jackson
Jackson
Anderson Fire Department
Hughes Found Dead in Marion Home at 42
Eddings Thomas Hughes a Marion lawyer and chairman of the ways and means committee of the past general assembly was found dead in his bed at his home. There were no signs of foul play. He had returned this morning from Morell's inlet where his family is staying at their summer home and was seen on the streets before disappearing for the day.
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Marion
Eddings Thomas Hughes
General Assembly
Hughes
Morell's Inlet
Mill auction in Greenville auctions Riverdale and Saluda mills
Greenville S C Sept 4 The Saluda Manufacturing Company and the Riverdale mills once in bankruptcy sold at public auction by BE A Gilfillin trustees The Saluda property bought by Shamwie Shuttle Company of Woodvekel for 29000 The Riverdale mill bid in by L Bet Munston agent for unnamed parties for 13500
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Greeville
S. C
Saluda Manufacturing Company
Riverdale Mills
BE. A. Gilfillin
Trustes
Shamwie Shuttle Company
Wood Vekel
Sitter
Bet Munston
Mrs. Eason Heads to Charleston for Visit
Mrs Sydney Eason and two children depart for Charleston to visit relatives. She has spent the summer in Abbeville with her parents Chief Justice Eugene B. Gary and wife and will travel with Mr Eason's family before returning to New Jersey.
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Sydney Eason
Charleston
Charley Darracott Returns to Abbeville in Summer Move
Charley Darracott, recently in Calhoun Falls for the summer, has returned to work at the Cooperative store. Many friends in Abbeville are glad to see him back.
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Charley Darracott
Calhoun Falls
Cooparative
Mr. Darracatt
Abbeville
Train wreck attempts and arson in multiple cities reported
Other incidents included attempts to wreck trains at Trinidad Colorado and Montgomery Alabama and arson of Trejeht cars and buildings at Denison Texas. Several drikers were arrested at Memphis Tennessee in connection with the killing of a Prisco shop worker who was shot from ambush, Tolien said the men confessed.
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Trinidad
Colo
Montgomery
Ala
Denison
Texas
Memphis
Tenn
Prisco
Tolien
Mr S L Wilson Visits Town On Business
Mr S L Wilson is in town for business matters and will stay for consultations.
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S. L. Wilson
Court Proceedings Dispose Several Prohibition Violations
Adam Crawford guilty of prohibition violation and sentenced to sixty days. Clarence Prince pleads guilty to larceny and gets eighteen months. Robert Howard pleads guilty to housebreaking and larceny and receives twelve months. T M Worley pleads guilty to prohibition and is sentenced twelve months. Tom Crawford found guilty in absence of prohibition. Walter Jackson and Wayne Tyol bert sealed sentence and found not guilty. Court proceeding continued with murder trial of Tom and Jesse Botts.
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Adam Crawford
Tom Crawford
Walter Jackson
Wayne Tyolbert
Clarence Prince
Robert Howard
T. M. Worley
Tom
Jesse Botts
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Justice Clark
United States Supreme Court
John H. Clarke
George H. Sutherland
Boll Weevil
Tion
Daugherity
Chicago Federation of Labor
William Z. Foster
R. F. Pettigrew
South Dakota
Foster
Pettigrew
Gress
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Louisville
Louisville and Nashvile
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