President Propooald To Settle All Tribe Be Accepted
Chicago Aug 2 The strik ing railway shopmen leaders vote to accept President Harding peace proposals though with their own interpretations They warn responsibility for any failure rests on management not unions The reply emphasizes adherence to existing rules wages and board decisions while rejecting broader seniority restorations and argues for prompt resettlement through proper negotiations and board hearings
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Chicago
Associated Press
Harding
First 5-Cent Fare Auto Bus In Service In Chicago
Chicago observers report the first 5 cent fare auto bus in operation today under Mayor Thompson amid a city strike by 25,000 street railway and elevated workers. The mayor touted municipal ownership and hinted at a fleet of New York purchase options while peace talks continued with workers proposing 65 cent pay if an eight hour day remains for another year. The union seeks improved conditions and the current rate stands at 50 cents.
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Chicago
William Hale Thompson
New York
Corporation
coun An_Op commerie
Hue
London
Paris
Troops Arrive to Guard Miner Digging Under State Supervision
In Staunton Iowa on August 21 troops arrived to protect miners expected to dig coal under state supervision. They were greeted by a crowd at the station that was good natured and showed no signs of disorder as the troops departed the train.
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Staunton
Five Hour Fire Confines Blaze to Hawkins Store Building
A five hour blaze confined to the Hawkins store area of the N. T. Armijo building at Second street and Central avenue caused about 12 000 in total damages. The Hawkins property valued 10 000 insured for 7 000 sustained major damage to the store room and rear hallway while other tenants faced smoke and financial losses. The cause remains undetermined though spontaneous combustion in coal storage is suspected.
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Blaze
Armijo
Hawkins
N. T. Armijo
Second Street
Central Avenue
W. L. Mawkine
Kisziar
College Inn
Central and
Second
Ruppe
RB. Ruppe
Hawkins Store
Hawkins Corner
Weather forecast for New Mexico Arizona and Denver
Partly cloudy conditions with possible afternoon showers and thunderstorms in northern New Mexico on Thursday and cooler eastern areas. Arizona sees local showers Thursday, warmer in the southwest, with Friday partly cloudy and southern showers likely in the north. University observations record 24 hour conditions ending yesterday with highs, humidity, and precipitation details to follow.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Bae & He
Ulear
Reed leads Long in Missouri U S Senate race by 7744 votes
St Louis August 3 The Associated Press reports Senator James A Reed ahead of Breckinridge Long by 7744 votes based on 430 precincts counted in Missouri with 3848 total. Reed 182238 Long 174494. rural returns narrowed the gap but Long could still gain with remaining precincts. Brewster of Kansas City expected to win the Republican race by about 206000 to 30000.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
James A. Reed
Breckenridge Long
U. 8
Miscouri
Reed
Long
Longe
Brewster
Kansas City
Trans-Polar Flight Postponed By Amundsen Team
In Nome Alaska on August 2 the Associated Press reports Capt Raold Amundsen will postpone his trans-polar flight. Lieut Oskar Omdal, moved from Maud to the schooner Holmes, will winter at Point Berrow. Lieut BE G Fullerton the Canadian aviator has been discharged from Amundsen's service.
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Associated Press
Name
Alaska
Raold Amundsen
Oskar Omdal
Maud
Holmes
Point Berrow
BE. G. Fullerton
Amundsen
Campbell Beaten in 3rd Kansas District Primary
Representative Philly Campbell long time Republican rules chair and 3rd Kansas district incumbent loses the primary. W H Sproul of Nedan leads by about 2000 votes with C N Price conceding Crawford morning after polls. Local returns summarize a pivotal party shift in Pittsburg Kansas.
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Campbell
Kansas
Morgan Leads Ex-Gov Stubbs In Kansas Primary
Returns from Kansas Tuesday's primary show W Y Morgan Hutchinson editor leading ex Governor W Th Stubbs for the Republican modernatorial nomination. With 896 of 2536 precincts reporting Morgan holds a swing of about 3400 votes. Other candidates remain in their prior order as results trickle in. In the Supreme Court race division one Justice Las Porter leads over RR G Topkins, Elizabeth Wooster is third, and Jess Miley leads the teachers association slate. Phil Campbell is defeated by W H Sproul in the Third District race after twenty years in Congress.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kans
Kansas
W. Y. Morgan
Hutchinson
W. Th. Stubbs
Morgan
Supreme Justice Division
Slas Porter
G Topkins
Elizabeth Wooster
Jess Miley
State Teachers’ Association
Phil Campbell
Congress
W. H. Sproul
Campbell
Gunfight in East Chattanooga Ends in Fatality
In East Chattanooga a sensational gun fight left Joan Taylor, claim agent for the Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis railroad, dead. Dr. B A Deakins, former county physician, and Billy Parks were taken to the hospital in serious condition.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Joan Taylor
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad
B. A. Deakins
Billy Parks
Chattanooga
49000 C. O. W. Men to Strike Within Week
New York August 2 An predicted walkout of 45000 maintenance of way men on the New York Central within two weeks follows the road s rejection of President Warding s settlement plan for the shop crafts strike.
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New York Central
Road
Harding
Associated Press
New York
W. M. Parker
System
Warding
Five Year Old Girl Auctioned to Pay Father's Debt
In Chicago a court auction sold five year old Marie Pakker to Mrs John Kenny of Kentville Minnesota for thirty pieces of silver to cover a $495 board and doctor bill of her father jailed in the house of correction.
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Marie Pakker
John Kenny
Kentville
Minn
House of Correction
Sutherland Leads Fight For Senate Seat In West Virginia
With 434 of 2,092 precincts reporting Howard Sutherland led H C Ogden by 4 797 votes for the Republican Senate nomination as early results show M M Neely leading Izetta Brown for the Democratic nod in Fairmont and Kingwood. Republican incumbents were renominated as other results lagged. In Texas Fort Bliss officials recovered and prepared to auction more than 100 000 in government property seized from Captain Clifford E Black and his detail.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
United States
Howard Sutherland
H. C. Ogden
Wereeling
M. M. Neely
Fairmont
Tzetta Brown
Kingwood
Izetta Brown
Neely
Brown
Ogden
Sutherland
A. A. Lily
C. F. Edwaraa
Huntington
Deacon M. F. Jones
Benjamin Rosenbloom
George M. Bowers
el Faso
Texas
Department of Justice
Fort Bliss
Army
Clifford E. Black
Eighth Engineer Regiment
Robert L Yvyiowse
Fort Pliss
Black
H. R Gamible
el Paso
Captain Black
R. A. Ferguson
J. I. Ferguson
J. KE. Fitch
BE. J. Edmonds
E. J. Moore
Strikers Allowed to Picket E P S W
Temporary restraining order against El Paso and Southwestern shopmen was continued as a preliminary injunction. The order allows picketing at court approved points and limits picket group size following a hearing before Judge Colin Neblett.
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Morning Journal
Santa Fe
United States
el Paso
Southwestern
Colin Neblett
Bradstreet Reports July Business Failures Decline
Bradstreet's July business failures totaled 1,568 a 5.3 percent drop from June and 42 percent below January 1922 peak. Liabilities reached 42,145,545 down 60 percent from July 1921 with seven months of 1922 totaling 196,917,285 down 2 percent from 1921. The monthly failures were 14,044 for seven months 1922 versus 10,548 in the prior year.
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Associated Press
New York
Bradstreet's
Government won’t alter its plan for ousting squatters
The Associated Press reports Cheyenne Wyoming August 2 the federal government will not change its plan to remove oil drillers from the Teapot Dome Naval Reserve. A Washington telegram from President Harding via his secretary George B Christian confirms the stance and notes marines are involved. The message says trespass will not be tolerated and civil suits will not be used to defend reserve rights.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Teapot Dome Naval Reserve
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
Washington
Harding
George B. Christian
Executives' Claims Face Test in Railroad Strike Talks
Washington reports indicate rail executives who rejected President Harding's settlement proposals opened the door to negotiations but demand guarantees on seniority for workers who continued on the job. Officials expect a reply from union leaders and warn a test of transportation capability may influence future government action.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Chicago
Hoover
New York
Ohio River
United States
Louisville and Nashville
Norfolk and Western
Chesapeake and Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
White House
Overseas stars eliminated in Seabright singles tourney
Gerald Patterson James Anderson and Andre Gobert fell in the invitation singles at Seabright Lawn Tennis. Francis Hunter defeated Patterson 6 2 6 5 while Norris Williams beat Gobert 17 15 6 3. Kinsey defeated Williams 3 6 6 4 6 0. In women's singles Mallory Bundy Bancroft and Wills advanced to the semifinals.
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Associated Press
Seabright
N. J
Gerald L. Patterson
James ©. Anderson
Australia
Andre Gobert
France
Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club
Francis T. Hunter
New York
Patterson
Wimbledon
England
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Anderson
Norris Williams
Gobert
Howard Kinsey
Molly
BB. Mallory
May Sutton Bundy
Los Angeles
Leslie Bancroft
West Newton
Mass
Helen Wills
Cloudburst in Utah Causes Loss and Death in Copper Town
A August 2 cloudburst hit Magna Utah Copper Company town causing the death of six year old Walden Elis Yeates and an estimated one hundred thousand dollars in damage. Homes flooded and interurban car service halted as canal banks burst and houses were carried away. The boy drowned in his home as flood swept the street with many escapes and dangerous washouts reported.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Magna
Utah Copper Company
Walden Elis Yeates
Copper Company
Yates
Death of United States Senator Crow at his Fayette home
United States Senator Willam FE Crow died at his Chalk Cliff summer home near Uniontown Pennsylvania. He will be buried in Oak Grove cemetery with funeral services at home. Reed likely to be named successor as Fayette County and state Republican leaders react to the loss.
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Uniontown
United States
Willam FE. Crow
Oak Grove
Fayette County
Crow
County Bar Association
E. W. Smith
Pittsburgh
David A. Reed
Reed
Senator Crow
Chalk Cliff
Allegheny Mountains
Here
William Evans Crow
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Normal School
California
Uniontown Standard
Sproul
Philander C. Knox
United States Senate
Republican State Committee
Crow Decame
Four Autos In Crash injures Hagerman girl
At Jim Cowles ranch near Hagerman New Mexico on August 2 three cars collided with the auto of Wilber McCormick injuring Dorothy Barnett daughter of Mr and Mrs Barnett deeply. Her neck injuries were severe and feared fatal through the night.
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Hagerman
N. M
Jim Cowles Ranch
Wilber McCormick
Dorothy Barnett
Barnett
Downs
Truitt
Tug Edward Blown Apart In Brooklyn Harbor Explosion
The harbor tug Edward exploded in its slip on the Brooklyn side of the East River near the Manhattan Bridge, killing five crewmen and injuring several others. The captain of a nearby barge was knocked down, and debris showered parts of the area as mud and oil drifted away. The three missing crewmen were unaccounted for at nightfall, and the blast cause remained undetermined.
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Associated Press
New York
Edward
Brooklyn
Edaward
Charles McGaffrey
Coeral Plans Hoh Control Of Supply Of Fuel Announced
Washington organization announces plans to control fuel supply for railways and U S institutions and states. The group says it will monitor needs and coordinate distribution to ensure steady availability.
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Coeral
Washington Organization
U. S
Federal plan creates district coal committees and state control
Washington announces a federal fuel distribution system for emergency coal. Governors will handle local supplies while a national committee directs quantities to railways federal institutions and states. District and state committees will monitor consumption orders and prevent profiteering with weekly coal movements to designated regions.
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Assuetorentreee
Washington
Spencer
Hoover
Central Committee
Harding
Interstate Commerce Commission Service
Federal
Federal Distribution Administration
Great Lakes
Interstate Commerce Commission
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Canada
Ore and Coal Exchange
Cleveland
Pie Popularity Slumps in Gotham After Poisoning
The poisoning of six people who ate huckleberry pie in a Broadway restaurant has sparked fear in New York diners. Restaurants report a sharp drop in pie sales at lunch across Broadway shopping and manufacturing districts as waiters note shelves remain largely untouched.
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The
Associates Press
New York
Broadway
Federal operation of railroads mines urged by unionists
Omaha Aug. 2 The local federated shop crafts adopted a resolution urging the government to take over and operate railroads and mines for service not profits. It asked to open the mines to ensure national peace and prosperity and warned railway owners must be stopped to prevent chaos before snow flies.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Federated Shop Crafts
Harding
Ten Years of Forestry Research Lost in Idaho Forest Fire
Sand Point Idaho August 2 Ten years of forestry research work burned today as a forest fire swept over more than 460 acres of experimental plots along the Priest River between Priest River and Coolin. The plots conducted by the forest service tested methods of forestation and included Amber brush disposal and thinning trials.
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Associated Press
Sand Point
Idaho
Forest Service
Priest River
Coolinn
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