Rail Injunction Flayed In Senate By Press
Senator Robinson accuses the federal writ of violating the constitution while Senator Works supports it as necessary in the railway shop crafts strike. Government acts to curb incendiary speeches amid reports of talks with railroads. Labor leaders Johanston and Jewell have stayed hidden. officials say they have no direct service of restraining order copies in Washington.
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Washington
Daugherty
W. H. Johanston
Machinists
B. M. Jewell
Chicago
Senate
Stobinson
Arkansas
United States
RE. C. Snyder
Department of Justice
Leaders of Shop Strike Summoned for Meeting
The policy committee of the striking shopcrafts will meet in Chicago at 10 a.m. September 11, according to a telegram to W. A. McCarthy from B. M. Jewell. John Scott announced an immediate call for the policy committee in Chicago, likely Monday, addressing regional chairmen nationwide. The aim is to discuss settlement plans for the strike on about one third of U.S. railway mileage and review East Coast conference reports with rail executives.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Texas
Chicago
W. A. McCarthy
National Policy Committee
B. M. Jewell
John Scott
Anti-Klan political movement to unite Democrats and Republicans
In San Antonio on September 6 the Democratic State Convention declined to adopt anti Klan resolutions prompting a Texas anti Ku Klux Klan party plan within ten days. Dr E P Wilmot the Republican US Senate nominee will decline the nomination as part of the coalition to oppose Earle B Mayfield the Democratic nominee supported by the Klan.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Dallas
E. P. Wilmot
Austin
United States
R. B. Creager
Creager
Wilmot
C. E. Linz
Earle B. Mayfield
Gompers to Fight Repeal of Court Injunction
Samuel Gompers and AFL leaders prepared to seek vacation of an injunction against striking shop workers in Atlantic City as they plan legal moves to block it. Meetings with executive council sought to coordinate action before Saturday full council session. In Chicago, a chemical fire threatened a block near the Loop prompting a general alarm and rapid response from city fire services.
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Atlantic City
Daugerty
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Chicago
Loop
Clark and
Kinsey Streets
City Keeps Tax Rate at One Dollar Per Hundred
The City Commission yesterday fixed the tax rate at $1 per $100 valuation, unchanged from last year. City Manager Colby highlighted a rise in operating costs due to growth while Mayor Morris pledged 15 percent greater economy to maintain the rate.
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J. G. Colby
Morris
Trains Hit Car In Luxemberg Kills Four In Wisconsin
Four people died instantly and three were injured when a Green Bay and Western passenger train struck an automobile at a crossing in Luxemberg Wisconsin. One injury may be fatal. In Oakland California Mrs Clara Skarin Winborn confessed to murdering Ferdinand Hochburn a wealthy settler on October 12 or 13, announced by Seattle police Lt W B Kent.
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Luxemberg
Wis
Oakland
Cah
Clara Skarin Winborn
Ferdinand Hochburn
Seattle
W. B. Kent
Hall trial set for September 29 in Arkansas embezzlement case
Little Rock Ark The trial of W H Hall former chairman of the state board of charities on three counts of embezzling state funds has been scheduled for September 29.
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Little Rock
Ark
W. H. Hall
State Board of Charities
Locomotive sabotage attempts reported in Richmond shops
Richmond officials said attempts were made to disable locomotives in the shops of the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railway. No injuries reported and investigation underway.
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Richmond
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railway
Bankers win Porto Rico utility bond award total 1.25 million
War Department insular bureau awards two issues of public utility bonds totaling 1.25 million for Porto Rico to a consortium led by Guaranty Company and Halsey. Stuart and Company of New York.
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Washington
Porto Rico
War Department Insular Bureau
Guaranty Company
Halsey
Stuart and Company of
New York
Argonaut mine entombment delay urged by experts
In Jackson California the Argonaut mine case remains unresolved as engineers say seven to thirteen days more will be needed to reach the 47 entombed men. Government state and mine company engineers declined to comment officially on the expression.
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Jackson Calif
Argonaut
Special meeting sought by policy committee of railway shop crafts
John Scott of the Railway Employes Department says a call for a special meeting of the policy committee of ninety may go out in days. The note follows reports that B M Jewell and shopcraft leaders want a separate settlement to end the walkout begun July 1. Scott would not discuss Jewell’s whereabouts. Rail chiefs and union leaders alike say peace talks are premature.
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Py Associated Press
Chicago
John Scott
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Scott
B. M. Jewell
Scott
Jewell
Reunion of 36th at Waco during state convention
Houston Sept 6 The annual reunion of the 36th Division Association will be held in Waco on Monday Sept 11 General John A Hulen president of the association issued the invitation to all former members whether or not they belong to the association Plans to make the reunion an annual event may align with the American Legion of Texas state convention
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Houston
36Th Division
Waco
John A. Hulen
Hulen
The
American Legion of Texas
Four Die in Sealy Drug Store Shootout Feud
Houston officials arrested John Miller on assault to murder charges after a Sealy drug store affray left four men dead from the Turner Bell and Schaffner families. Three more suspects were sought as police traced a feud sparked by a remark about Bell’s holy escort. Ernest Schaffner and Foster Bell were wounded. Thomas Bell died in a Temple hospital.
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Houston
Austin County
John Miller
Sealy
Tutner Bell
Fred Schaffner
Thomas Bell
Robert Schaffner
Cat Springs
Schaffner
Bell
Ernest Schaffner
Foster Bell
Robert
Luther Bell
Temple
Miller
Reader survey asks what Daily News features readers want
The Daily News invites letters from readers to rate comics sections and features. Respondents choose preferred comics, four page colored sections, favorite serials, editorials, sports coverage, and reasons for reading, with space for improvements and address.
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The
Daily News
Everett True
Freckles
E. Salesman
Sam
Slim Jim
the Kelly Kid
Jack Daw
Twins
Abe Martin
F. Panhandle Preas
A. Telegraph News
Death reports in Herrin war do not tally
Marion Illinois September 6 conflicting testimony before the grand jury investigating the Herrin mine war of June 22 22 men said to have been killed. Coroner William McCowan and undertakers disagree over counts 20 non union killed per coroner 19 per undertakers. Grand jury recalled McCowan for Thursday. Lawyers for United Mine Workers seek indictments.
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Marion
Herrin
William McCowan
Grand Jury
McCowan
A. C. Lewis
Harrisburg
United Mine Workers
Harrisburg Register
Organized Wealth
A. W. Kerr
Muldoon sets heavy conditions for Dempsey Wills bout
Arrival of Jack Dempsey intensifies talk of a title fight with Harry Wills. William M. Muldoon, head of the State Athletic Commission, demands seating for at least 100000, 40000 admissions capped at two dollars, and a $250000 security from any promoter if the match is staged in New York. Boxing circles say the rules could block holding the bout in New York.
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Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Harry Wills
New York State
William M. Muldoon
State Athletic Commission
Muldoon
New York
Old flames rekindle amid Paris wedding of Howells
Paris Texas Sept 6 W C Howell 81 and Mrs L A Howell 74 wed here today. The couple divorced 28 years ago and had not seen each other since until a recent correspondence. Mrs Howell has lived with her children, the youngest 34, several of whom reside in Illinois.
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Paris
Texas
W. C. Howell
L. A. Howell
Howell
LaFollette wins Wisconsin Republican primary record
Milwaukee date Sept 6 Senator Robert M LaFollette of Madison wins the Wisconsin Republican primary for U S senator by the largest margin ever polled in a state primary. With 2057 of 2523 precincts reporting he leads Ganfield 294857 to 116524 while Governor Blaine holds a large plurality over Attorney General Morgan by 133789 with 2051 precincts reporting.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Robert M. LaFollette
Madison
United States
Wisconsin
W. A. Ganfield
Waukesha
la Follette
Ganfield
Blaine
William G. Morgan
Morgan
Virginia Bishop Chosen Chairman at Episcopal Convention
Portland dispatch reports Bishop William Cabel Brown of Virginia elected chairman of the House of Bishops at the 47th triennial convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States, succeeding Bishop Thomas F. Gailor of Tennessee. Rev. Charles L. Pardee of New York named secretary, succeeding Rev. Dr. George Nelson who retired due to age.
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Portland
Ore
William Cabel Brown
Virginia
House of Bishops
Thomas F. Gailor
Tennessee
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Bshop Gailor
Charles L. Pardee
New York
George ¥. Nelson
Wilmot declines Texas US Senate nomination
Austin Barker Dr BE Wilmot has declined the Republican nomination for United States senator from Texas, citing lack of time for a statewide campaign. In a letter to R B Creager, Wilmot expressed regret, pledged party support, and emphasized business duties at the Austin National Bank.
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Austin
BE. P. Wilmot
Austin Barker
Texas
Fort Worth
R. B. Creager
Brownsville
Republican Executive Committee
Wilmot
Creager
United State
Dr. Wilmot
Austin National Bank
United States
Son Slays Father in Kansas City Business Dispute
Roy B. Garvey was arraigned in a Kansas City, Missouri justice court on first degree murder charges after shooting and killing his father W. G. Garvey in their private business office. He was remanded to the county jail and a preliminary hearing set for September 23.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Roy B. Garvey
W. G. Garvey
Randall Fair Hog Exhibit Is a Big Attraction
The Randall County fair opens in Canyon with strong hog show interest. About 35 entries compete for prizes as Co F Walker county agent prepared the livestock and agricultural displays. Dry conditions reduced farming entries, judging begins today, with Umbarger and Zita to play ball tomorrow. The fair runs through Thursday and Friday alongside poultry and farm machinery displays.
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News Canyon
Theas County
Five men and two women held in Tulsa robbery
Five men and two women are in custody as suspects in a mail truck holdup near Miami Oklahoma last Friday. Authorities linked a Columbus Kansas car to three men in the attack that yielded 14 200 dollars. Prisoners include Fred Barker W C Crabb Glenn Lamterson Edgar J Mnson Wayne Evans Mrs May Deshane and Mrs Elizabeth Lowrey all of Tulsa. The driver Charles Carter could not positively identify the suspects.
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Miami
Okla
Here
Columbus
Kans
Picher
Fred Barker
W. C. Crabb
Glenn Lamterson
Edgar J Mnson
Wayne Evans
May Deshane
Elizabeth Lowrey
Tulsa
Oklo
Charles Carter
West Texas A and M plan and anti Klan clashed at Texas Dem convention
In San Antonio on September 6 the Texas Democratic State convention voted 691 to 135 to eject minority reports denouncing the Ku Klux Klan. The platform, adopted amid uproar, stresses freedom of conscience, church-state separation, a West Texas A and M branch, a constitutional convention, and opposition to an injunction and to the national railroad strike handling. Frank C. Davis of San Antonio was re elected chairman. Joseph W. Hale of Waco re elected state secretary.
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San Antonio
Texas
Ku Klux Klan
Resolutions Committee
West Texas
A. and M. College
College Station
Democratic Party
National Administration
Frank C. Davis
Joseph W. Hale
Waco
W. 4
Teagarden
T. J. Holbrook
Holbrook
I. B. Clark
Fayette County
J. M. Mathias
Harris County
Barry Miller
Dallas
Marshall Hicks
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Man
Mayfield
Robert LaFollette
Short
Lafollette
Hasecanl Tote
Republican Party
Randall Fair
Zita
Umbarger
West Texas A. & M
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