Federal suit challenges Chicago court order on rail strike
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers files in the District of Columbia Supreme Court seeking a permanent injunction to block enforcement of the Chicago restraining order against striking shopcrafts and railroads. Officials discuss jurisdiction, possible modified rulings, and ongoing settlement talks as Attorney General Daugherty and Senator Borah weigh in on constitutionality and federal powers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilkerson
Chicago
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
United States
Gordon
Snyder
Department of Justice
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
District Supreme Court
Daugherty
Borah
Idaho
Sanguin
Mr. Dowd
Rail executives deny new moves to end shopmen strike
New York Central chief A H Smith says no loosening of seniority, open to rehiring strikers under agreed terms. Chicago confirms policy committee meeting next Monday amid union hopes. Gompers and Cummins send messages supporting injunction action and no probe into rolling stock conditions.
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Associated Prep
New York
A. H. Smith
New York Central Lines
Baltimore
New York Central
Eace
Chicago
David Williams
Central Strike Committee For
the East
Central Trades and Labor Council
Je Wag
Samuel L. Gompers
L Nt
Merican Federation of
Atlantic City
Compery
Fed- General
Daugherty
Wilkerson
Senator Cummins
Senate Comittee
Interstate Comerce
Jones Launches Maine Campaign for Democratic Tickets
Congressman Marvin Jones of Texas departed for Maine where he will campaign in Belfast Austin and other towns urging support for Democratic state and congressional tickets at upcoming meetings next week.
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Washington
Marvin Jones
Texas
Maine
Belfast
Augusta
Two Die When Train Hits Auto Near Eastland Texas
Eastland Texas news reports a tragedy as an east bound Texas and Pacific train strikes a stalled automobile on the outskirts of town. Miss Merle Davidson eighteen and Kingisey Johnson eleven died, Miss Dorothy Johnson was injured. All three residents of Maitland were in the car which was dragged about thirty feet.
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Associated Freas
Eastland
Texas
Merle Davidson
Kingisey Johnson
Dorothy Johnson
Texas and Pacific
Miss Davidson
Young Johnson
Miss Johnson
Maitland
Love Questionnaire Sparks Debate on Marriage Rules
A Bridgeport man who calls himself a love philosopher asserts scientific study supports tougher marriage laws and easier divorce. He suggests delaying marriage for men until 30 and women until 23, abolishing wedding rings, and keeping wives out of business. Read his Sunday questionnaire in the News.
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Bridgeport
Two New Oil Wells Drilling In Amarillo Field
Gulf and Denver firms announce two new oil wells in the Amarillo field. One on Cockrell Ranch near Holmes McIlroy McGee, drilled by Cook of Denver with Colorado Springs funding. Ground was broken for a deep test, with drilling to begin by November 1. The second Gulf well sits on Burk Burnett Ranch near Gulf No. 2, with drilling due by October 7. Local oil men predict a lease revival within four to six months and note Gulf No. 2 proximity adds significance.
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Amarillo
Cockrell
Gulf
Burk Burnett
Section 116
Senate passes bill to curb unfair coal pricing in emergency move
Washington report notes Senate approval with seven dissenters of the profiteering coal bill after House amendments were sent to conference. The panel then debated a separate fact finding commission on mine nationalization and industry relations, with an anthracite study added. Hoover pledges invited talks with Pennsylvania operators on distribution and pricing.
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Washington
Senate
House
W. Parker
John F. Berminghame
W. D. B. Ainey
Hoover
Pennsylvania
Hoover vows coal prices fair as distribution reforms planned
Secretary Hoover declared the householder protected as a national coal distribution conference ends. Samuel Warriner of Lehigh Coal and Navigation chairs a survey committee to study distribution, with members Connell Richards Dodson Williamson and others to report soon.
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Philadelphia
Herbert Hoover
Samuel D. Warriner
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Pennsylvania Fuel Commission
Hoover
Warriner
W. L. Connell
W. J. Richards
Allan C. Dodson
W. H. Williamson
Simmons Debauch Alleged. Klan Charge In Court Fight
Chattanooga reports claim Colonel William Joseph Simmons, imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, has been on a prolonged debauch. Haas and Holmes answer a chancery suit seeking to enjoin the local Klan from operating. The defense contends Simmons was, on August 22, 1922, and prior, on a prolonged debauch and under intoxication, and thus not capable of signing the edict.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
William Joseph Simmons
Ku Klux Klan
Phil J. Haas
Cyclops
W. H. Holmes
Look Out Klan No. 15
Imperial Wizard
Wizard Simmons
Strike Leaders Rush to Chicago for Conference
Rail strike leaders from across the nation converge on Chicago at the summons of B M Jewell to attend meetings of the executive council and policy committee. The sessions, described as secret, will discuss possible actions as federal officials prepare to seek to make a prior injunction permanent.
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Associated Press
Chicago
B. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Jewell
Executive Council
Wilkerson
Indictments for Murder in Herrin Mine War Mounted to 38
A Williamson county grand jury added 38 murder indictments in the Herrin mine war probe. Names include Howard Hoff, Robert J. Anderson, and John Shoemaker, with co defendants across multiple counts. Arrests planned by special deputies this weekend.
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Marion
Williamson County Court House
Herrin
D. T. Hartwell
L. O. Caplinger
Howard Hoff
Huntingon
Ind
Robert J. Anderson
Sparta
Mich
Church Urges Prayer for Peace at Episcopal Session
The House of Deputies of the Protestant Episcopal Church in triennial session adopted a resolution urging all people to pray for world peace. Ire W. Stratton of Reading, Pennsylvania, introduced the measure aligning with Canadian bishops. Debates also touched on next meeting place with invitations from Pittsburg Philadelphia New Orleans and Providence.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
House of Deputies
Protestant Episcopal Church
Ire W. Stratton
Reading
Penna
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Providence
Rhode Island
House
House of Bishops
Daily News Reader Preference Box Prompts Feedback
The Daily News invites readers to fill a two column box indicating preferred features and to return it by mail or in person. The paper notes readership growth and pledges to publish the type of news readers want, urging immediate participation.
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Daily News
Five Killed in Spokane Train Collision
Five were killed and many injured when Northern Pacific train 41 collided head on with a special train carrying road shop workers to Parkwater near Spokane about 7 30 p m. The high speed wreck occurred as the trains met on the main line and the accident was reported from Spokane.
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Spokane
Wash
Northern Pacific
Parkwater
Belief miners in Argonaut mine all perished
JACKSON California September A Stent vice president Argonaut Mining Co says the 46 miners entombed in the Argonaut mine have perished in the fire trapping them a week earlier. He fears only the tying out of the 46 bodies and doubts any rescue or resettlement is possible.
Plot to burn bridges bared says marshal
Oklahoma City Sept arrest of four men tied to burning a railroad bridge near El Reno on August 17. Marshal McDonald said confessions linked two Lansing strikers and others to an El Reno union group planning to fire on trains and terrorize crews. He said evidence supports a state wide plot but kept details unpublished.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Burnin
Chicago
McDonald
Rock Island
el Reno
Mayfield Leads Ferguson by 52353 in Final Vote
The Texas Election Bureau reports Earl B. Mayfield won the runoff over Ferguson by 52,358 votes. The Daily News received a telegram stating the final tabulation was completed Saturday with Mayfield holding that majority and no subsequent tabulations have been made.
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Earl B. Mayfield
Ferguson
Texas Election Bureau
Daily News
Mayfield
Fashionable Hotel in New York Raided by Authorities
A raid on Hotel Longacre in New York Citys theater district by twenty eight internal revenue agents twelve police detectives and two assistant federal attorneys resulted in ten arrests and seizure of narcotics and liquor.
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Associated Press
New York
Revere
Longacre
Indian Held on Murder Charge in Oklahoma Deputy Slaying
Talequah Oklahoma September 7 Joe Groundhog an Indian is held in the county jail today on a murder charge linked to the death of Deputy Wiley Wilson found last night in Groundhog s home with his skull crushed Groundhog claims he was angered by an insult and fled after the slaying authorities report Madison County Sheriff s office led the investigation and will arraign him next week
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Ilinois
John Shoemaker
Mayor Shoemaker
Charleston
Barber Wire
Hubert Walker
Otis Clark
Shoemaker
Talequah
Okla
Joe Groundhog
Jall
Wiley Wilson
Groundhog
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