Railway Executives reject plan to end walkout
The Association of Railway Executives voted 254 to 4 against the Big Five train service brotherhoods proposal to end the nationwide strike by reinstating workers with intact seniority. A minority of 25 railroads urged individual settlements while affirming seniority but seeking further discussion. The dispute centered on restoring seniority versus a broader peace plan as mediators and shop leaders conferred, with the association declaring it has closed the door to peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Railway Executives
Rone
New York
Association of
Hert M. Jewell
Nievil
Western Lines
Wale Helden
Tte
Hieh
Rotherhood
Grand Central Station
Meneare
Ows
Elyss
Yale Clu
Brotherhood
Woodwk
Oup
Jewell
Railway Exitives
Flans
Weather forecast for Denver and Arizona regions
Denver forecast calls for generally fair weather with light southerly winds to Thursday and Friday. Arizona expects partly cloudy skies Thursday and Friday with warmer conditions, and a slight increase in southwest temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Arizona
Harding delays action on marine bill in letter to Mondell
President Warren G Harding writes Rep Mondell urging Congress defer consideration of the merchant marine subsidy bill to secure full attendance and to harmonize views on prohibition and tax provisions. He says pressing for immediate decision risks the measure’s success and aims for broad support in a short session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Representative Mondell
Congress
Mondell
Tom
The
Eamel Friends
Mr. Mondell
Jam
Dove
Friends of the Bit
Warren G. Harding
Robinson
Arkanata
McCumber
Finance Committee
Senate
Treasury
Bursum
New Mexico
Tnem
Arkansas
Volstead Blamed For Rift In Woman's Martial Relations
Mrs Barbara Korblick files for divorce in Edwardsville alleging Representative Volstead of Minnesota caused marital strife. She says prohibition days turned her husband cruel and abusive after he began moonshining at home, changing him from peaceful to ill tempered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Edwardsville
Volstead
Minnesota
Barbara Korblick
Cloudburst Causes $2000 Damage in Bisbee Area
A detailed survey in Bisbee Warren and Lowell found total damage not to exceed $2000 with debris removal ongoing. Workers cleared boulders and debris from mountain run off as streetcar tracks on the Warren Bisbee line were reopened for through traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
Ariz
Warren
Lowell
Warren-Bisbee
Bullying Killed While Leading Jorges of the National Army
The secretary of the Association for Recognition of the Irish Republic states that the incident was not an assassination. A public figure died while in command of the group referred to as the Jorges of the National Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulling
Jorges
National Army
Lyons Defends Collins Death Amid Iceland Crisis
Washington reports Thomas W. Lyons national secretary of the American Association for Recognition of the Irish Republic says Michael Collins was killed in battle with the Irish republican army not assassinated. Lyons calls Collins a patriot of 1918-1920 and says the Free State government faces a doomed effort to operate despite the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem
Washington
Thomas W. Lyons
American Association For Recognition
Trish Republic
Michael Collings
Michael Collins
Eingland
Lyons
Iceland
Collins to Wed Miss Kiernan Amid Irish Leadership Unrest
Dublin reports speculate who will lead the Irish Free State after Collins. Mulcahy Cosgrove Gavan Duffy O Connell and O Higgins are named as potential successors while Collins’s engagement to Miss Kitty Kiernan is confirmed, with dramatic public vows made earlier this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Michael Collings
Irieh Free State
Collins
Arthur Griffith
Tilchard Mulcahy
Free State Army
Willam T. Cosgrove
Grifith
Cellins
George Gavan Duffy
Rome
Ago
Free Estate
Lloyd George
O'Connell
National Forces
Gerald O'Sullivan
Land
Trish Tree
Kevin O'Higgins
Kitty Kiernan
Granard
County Longford
England
Colling
Dail Eireann
Markievicz
Mary
Viscount Lascelles
Countess Markievicz
Weather Ends Week With Rapid Crop Maturity
Washington reports crops quickened toward maturity due to hot weather in the week ending yesterday. Rain late week benefited areas while dry spells hindered fall plowing in many middle western localities. Harvest of late grain crops progressed with most work nearing completion across the small grain region. Rain aided progress in Iowa and Missouri, drought damaged yields in Kansas and Nebraska, and Indiana and Ohio needed rain.
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Associated Press
Washington
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Allinoie
Indiana
Ohio
Poster Nabbed After Alleged AED Meeting
William Foster president of the Trades Union Educational League was taken into custody in Chicago amid an alleged Bridgman Michigan forest meeting raid. Rose Pastor Stokes, convicted in June for espionage act violation, was rumored to have escaped. Federal officers seek others including Borie Belstein and Arnold Lokowsky while linking the gathering to TUEL activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Wiliam Z. Foster
Trades Union Educational League
Bridgman, Mich
Educational League
Foster
Rose Pastor Stokes
New York
Kansas City
Stokes
Caeo
T Lose
Borie Belstein
Arnold Lokowsky
Trade Union Educational League
William %. Poster
Berrien County
Mich
Communist Party
Gary
Ind
J. P. Rooney
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Tied Gubernatorial Delegates Face County Convention
Silver City New Mexico August 23 Primaries draw McGrath and Turner even with 47 votes each in Grant county sheriff race while Corrigan trails could be sidelined. County convention to nominate state senator and 19 delegates to the state convention convenes August 21 in Albuquerque. Precincts report mixed results with Santa Rita favoring Turner and Hurley preferring Turner while Silver City totals show McGrath-Corrigan ahead by 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
N. M
Herber J. McGrath
John W. Turner
Grant County
Albuquerque
McGrath
Turner
W. J. Corrigan
Corrigan
Kapeejally
Santa Rita
Central
Fort Bayard
Hurley
Cliff
Tyrone
White Signal
McGrath-Corrigan
Wayne MacVeagh Wilson
Helen M. Calkins
House Passes Coal Industry Fact-Finding Commission Bill
The House approved a bill creating a nine member federal commission to study the coal industry with a $300000 budget. The measure excludes miner and operator representation, draws mixed support from parties, and now goes to the Senate where Borah’s version is under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Brest
Washington
House
Bland
Indiana
Denison
Illnois
Bankhead
Alabama
Moore
Virginia
Winslow
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Rules Committee
Garrett
Tennessee
Murphy Drives Trio of Horses to Victory at Hudson River Park
Thomas Murphy, Poughkeepsie reinsman, pilots Peter Manning 1:59 1/4 at Hudson River driving park, lowers local trotting mark to 2:00 3-4, also wins with Hope Frisco in The Union 2.16 trot and guides Margaret Dillon to a free for all pace victory.
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Murphy
Hudson River Park
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Thomas Murphy
Ceinsman
Peter Manning
Hudson River
Hope Frisco
Margaret Dillon
Nedda
Toledo
Napoleon Direct
Miss Harris M
Margaret Milton
Brandywine
M@thelinda
Defense practically completed in trial of alleged Klansmen
In Los Angeles the defense for 35 alleged Klansmen charged in the Inglewood raid wrapping up as only one more evidence piece remains. Witnesses testified of liquor purchases from the Eldwagen suspects and linked Frank Woerner the Inglewood deputy marshal who disrupted the raid and killed Constable Mosher.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Ku Klux Klan
Inglewood
Fidel
Matias Eldwagen
Air Planes Collide Over Pisa. Four Die
Two military aircraft collided at 1000 feet near Pisa Italy killing both pilots and two observers. Debris wreckage blocked the area as rescue and investigation began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisa
Italy
Associated Press
Here
German experts discuss motorless aviation potential
Berlin observers note the success of German student aviators at Gersfeld in motorless flight. They say such craft could cross the Atlantic using vertical winds and may closely trail an ocean liner, as Captain Keller and Professor Wegener suggest.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Gersfeld
Atlantic
Keller
Staaken
Wegener
New York
Tangible assets of Wall Street broker sold for 8600
Allan A. Ryan, once a Wall Street broker and Stutz corner figure, had bankruptcy liabilities of 18 million. Bankruptcy Referee Peter B. Olney approved a sale of his tangible assets for 8600, comprising 17 items. The collection included promissory notes, an accident policy, club membership, jewelry, 50 shares of Stutz Motor, mortgage interests, and stakes in small enterprises such as a baseball club.
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Asanci + Press
New York
Allan A. Ryan
Wall Street
Stutz
Peter B. Olney
Stutz Motor
POUND GUILTY OF THE THEFT ON BROADWAY
Gerald Chapman and George Anderson were found guilty of stealing 2.5 million dollars in cash and securities from a mail wagon on Broadway last October. In federal court Justice Holmes sentenced both men to twenty five years in the Atlanta federal penitentiary.
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Pound
Theet
New York
Gerald Chapman
George Anderson
Broadway
Supreme Court
Justice Holmes
Atlanta
Senate Moves Rapidly On Genate Bonus Bill
Washington reports the Senate advanced the soldiers bonus bill quickly with hopes of passage this week. President Harding’s veto stance remains uncertain, while proponents and opponents debate financing terms and possible amendments to ease treasury impact.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Harding
House
Congress
Maene
Agreement ends southwest coal strike with extended wage scale
Kansas City August 23. Miners union officials and operators from Missouri Kansas Arkansas and Oklahoma reached an agreement to resume mine operation immediately based on the Cleveland settlement. The wage scale extends to March 31 1922 and no discrimination against current workers is allowed. Operators expect newly mined coal on tracks at mine sidings by September.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Southwest
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Cleveland
Chicken Picnic Planned by Dona Ana Poultry Group
In Las Cruces New Mexico on August 23 Mrs Sarah Van Vieck and Robert C Stockdale announce a chicken picnic at U S Hook land ranch south of town for Mesilla Valley Poultry Association members and guests. A culling talk by Prof J H W Bardsley heads the program with land and poorest layers guessing, vaccine demonstrations, and egg storage business discussion. A noon basket dinner features entertainment by Mrs Hookland and committee leaders.
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Las Cruces
N M
Sarah van Vieck
Robert C. Stockdale
Dona An
U. S. Hookland Ranch
Mesilla
Hookland
Federal inspectors criticized as safety system breaks down
J F McGrath vice president of the striking shop crafts group says federal safety enforcement on railroads has collapsed. He cites no inspections since June at Hoisington and Southern Pacific reports that over half the engines could be out of service if laws were enforced.
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Associated Prec
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. F. McGrath
Striking Shopcrafts’ Organization
McGrath
Missouri Pacific
Hoisington
Kansas
Southern Pacific
R. A. Henning
Northwestern Railroads
Northwest
A. G. Pack
Hidalgo County Democrats Back Jones and Vaught for Governor
Lordsburg New Mexico August 23 Hidalgo county democrats endorse Senator A A Jones for re nomination and instruct their delegation to vote for J S Vaught Deming for governor Candidates nominated county officers Sheriff Oscar Allen Lordsburg Treasurer and collector P F M Ewing Animas Assessor J D Jorden Lordsburg Clerk Rufus H Wamel Animas Probate Judge Dr J G Egan Superintendent of schools Miss Inez Wright Commissioners First district J R Ownby Second district Co F Houlihan Third district Myrtle M Maloney
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Lordsburg
N. M
Hidalgo County
A. A. Jones
J. S. Vaught
Deming
Oscar Allen
PF. M. Ewing
Animas
J. D. Jorden
Rufus H. Wamel
J. G. Egan
Inez Wright
J R. Ownby
Co. F Houlihan
Myrt M. Maloney
Moore Nominated For Idaho Governor At GOP Convention
At Wallace Idaho on August 23 Charles C Moore of St Anthonys was nominated for governor by the Idaho Republican state convention. Burton L French and Addison T Smith were renominated for Congress and William E Lee of Moscow was named associate supreme court justice. The platform endorsed retention of party conventions and abolition of the state constabulary, backed the emergency tariff law, and urged aid to disabled ex servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wallace
Idaho
Charles C. Moore
St. Anthonys
Burton L. French
Addison T. Smith
William EE. Lee
Moscow
Supreme Court
Halley
Moses Alexander
George Watters
W. P. Whitaker
Congress
Nampa
H. F. Sampels
W. W. Deal
Don Dunning
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Western Railroads
Nweather
Cape
Uae
Association For Recognition of the Irish Republic
Absorbing
Kiernan
Heart of
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George E. Loucks
Orge
Loucks
Bernice Cortes
Manhattan Island
John Hooper Lyon
and George E. Louena
Lyon
AED
DEM
DILL
Devtel
Dona Ana
Vaught and Jones
Hidalgo CO
DANO
TIGRE
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