Shopmen’s Move 10 Order Repealed Denied by Government
Chicago Sept 11 The temporary restraining order against striking railroad shop crafts and leaders was extended for up to ten days. Judge Wilkerson halted the injunction hearing while parties seek modifications, with government urging broader restraints and defense contending the actions are lawful and unconstitutional.
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Chicago
James H. Wilkerson
Wigea
Department of Justice
C. J. McGuire
Department
Wilkerson
Hubert Work
Director of Agriculture of California
California
Interstate Commerce Commission
Richberg
Bil
Klan Question Dropped By Legion Delegates In Waco
The Texas American Legion began its three day session in Waco at the Cotton Palace Coliseum. Jeff P. Hefley Jr. withdrew an anti-Klan resolution after presenting it to a sub committee. Delegates adopted a rule to consider no resolutions unless first presented to the resolutions committee. The convention also heard Tom Johnson report on the Guy Shirey case and a proposed sixteen legislative measures affecting ex-service men.
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Waco
American Legion Convention
Jeff PD. Hefley Jr
Cameron Post
Texas Legionnaires
Resolutions Committee
Legion
Texas American Legion
Cotton Palace Coliseum
Tom €. Johnson
San Marcos
Texas Legion
Guy ©. Shirey
Johnson
American Legion
Atormer
Pepe R
Attornex
Jesse M. Brown
Fort Worth
Texas
Wayne Davis
Lawrence
Sweetwater
Tom Connally
Marlin
Connally
Claude V. Birkhead
San Antonio
Texas Department
Salvation Army
George Wood
P. C. MecCalib
Amarillo
McCalib
Birkhead
Houston
Dallas
Cameron
Gonzales
Julan C. Hyer
Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Crac
Arthur J. Reinhardt
Mra
B. Clinton Murray
Vonsidkta Osea Ae
Civil War's Last Fight Under Way
In Toledo Ohio General Isaac T Sherwood seeks return to Congress after sixteen year service. At nearly 88 he defies age claiming opponents are often dead while planning a vigorous campaign to challenge younger lawmakers and pair with Major Charles M Stedman of Greensboro N C in a bid to reenter the House.
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Washington
Toledo
Ohio
Isaac T. Sherwood
Capitol Hill
Sherwood
Congress
Charles M. Stedman
Greensboro
N. C
Stedman
Maine and Maryland Republicans lead in early returns
Returns from two thirds of Maine show Hale leading for senator by about 16,000 and Baxter ahead for governor by more than 16,000 as 421 of 635 precincts report. In Baltimore Maryland France leads in eight other counties with 77 delegates in contention, Goldsborough appears re-nominated in the first district with a 5,491 vote edge.
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Portland
Hale
Baxter
Curtis
Pattangall
Saco
Pattagall
Baltimore
Mad
United States
Joseph I.france
Baltimore City
Talbot County
John W. Garrett
France
T. Alan Goldsborough
Amarillo auto dealers vote 100 prizes for decorated autos
The Amarillo Panhandle auto dealers association resumed meetings at the Amarillo Hotel after a vacation and voted $100 in prizes for the best decorated cars in the September 19 parade during the Panhandle Plains Chamber of Commerce convention. First prize $50, second $30, third $20. Additional plans included introducing short business development pictures and a luncheon for Panhandle dealers.
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Amarillo-Panhandle Automotive Association
Amarillo
Panhandle Plains Chamber of Commerce
Harvey Crudgington
Toney Chisum
L. A. McDonald
Panhandle
C. V. Vernon
Board of City Development
Panhandle-Plains
Austin Guardsmen Relieve West Texas Units for School Reentry
Twenty members of the Austin Machine Gun Company Texas National Guard under Captain Arno Tausch will depart Tuesday noon for Denison to relieve West Texas guardsmen who are permitted to go home to reenter school. The Austin guardsmen will serve detached with other units.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Austin Machine Gun Company
Texas National Guard
Arno Tausch
Denison
West Texas Guard
Powder and Gum Tax for Texas Schools Debate
Austin Texas Sept 11 discussion on taxing face powder and chewing gum to fund schools. Proposal aims to lift per capita state apportionment from 10 to 25 dollars for adequacy. Officials cite education needs and revenue potential as central points in the debate.
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Austin
Texas
Secret offer discussed by shopmen amid railway strike
Chicago dispatch reports after a long secret session the policy committee of ninety and the international presidents of the striking railway shop crafts adjourned to 9 am tomorrow to consider a proposed offer. J M Jewell said a proposition was offered and would be public after final union leaders meet. He prepared two statements for possible action.
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Chicago
J. M. Jewell
Jewell
Executive Council
Prominent Floydada Rancher Found Dead
Special to The News. Floydada September 11 W D Long a prominent ranchman of Floydada was found dead in his bed Monday morning at his ranch north of town He was sixty years of age and had been a resident of the Panhandle for many years and was one of the largest cow men of the South Plains He is survived by his widow and four daughters He will be buried in Lockney Tuesday.
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Floydada
W. D. Long
Panhandle
South Plains
Lockney
Two Negroes Sentenced to Death for Attempted Murder
Robert Sewell and Rosie Sims were convicted in DeSoto district court of assault with a dangerous weapon with intent to murder. They were found guilty for intercepting and attacking Robert M. Cook of Houston and Alma Brown of Shreveport on the Shreveport Mansfield road two weeks earlier. Execution date will be set by Governor Parker.
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Associated Press
Mansfield
Robert Sewell
Rosie Sims
DeSoto District Court
Robert M. Cook
Houston
Texas
Alma. Brown
Shreveport
Shreveport-Mansfield
Parker
Freeman Held on Murder Charge in Texas Shooting
WAXAHACHIE Texas Sept. A former resident near Midlothian H B Freeman was arrested and placed in Ellis County jail charged with murder over the fatal shooting of his wife. He told officers he was in the back yard chasing a chicken when he stumbled and the fatal shot occurred.
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Associated Press
Waxahachie
Texas
Freeman
Midlothian
Ellis County
Agreement Reached On Bonus Measure In Conference
Conferees on the soldiers' bonus bill reached an agreement and the measure will be reported to the House tomorrow. It goes to the Senate after tariff action, with four major changes including eliminating financing from foreign debt interest and dropping the land reclamation feature. The time for veteran applications is cut to January 1, 1928. The House adjusted credit provisions, including 100 to 140 percent credits for 1923 to 1928, remain. No decision yet on presidential approval.
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Washington
House
Senate
Simmons
Harding
White House
Body of Girl Believed Crowded By Father Held in Kansas
Kansas City man Tony Dinello is jailed in Kansas after authorities identified the Missouri River body near Napoleon as 13 year old Helen Dinello, daughter of Tony and sister Flora, 11, who disappeared on September 2. Ernest Dinello and the elder Dinello guided police to the Napoleon site as relatives confirmed the identity. The case centers on the Dinello family, with the father denying involvement and the boy saying it was Helen.
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Kansas City
Missouri River
Napoleon
Missouri
Helen Dinello
Tony Dinello
Kans
Flore
Dinello
Flora
Helen
Ernest Dinello
Farmers Seek Nationwide Rail Strike Settlement
Chicago Sept 11 Farmers push for swift settlement of the rail strike with approval by the American Farm Bureau Federation. Transportation tie ups threaten perishables like fruit and vegetables, risking a year’s work. grain and livestock farmers face marketing inconveniences but lesser damage.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ffrmers
American Farm Bureau Federation
Oklahoma Governor Seeks Disqualification in Okmulgee Case
Testimony on Ku Klux Klan activities described as the dominating influence in Okmulgee County opened the governor J T M Robertson mandamus action in the Oklahoma Supreme Court. The governor seeks to disqualify District Judge Mark L Kogarth from handling his bribery case arising after a state bank failure. Only twelve of over sixty witnesses were called on the first day.
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Oklahoma
City
Okla
Ku Klux Klan
J. T.m
Robertson
Okmulgee County
Mark L. Kogarth
Okmulgee
State Supreme Court
Bogarth
Train hits Black person near Temple in fatal incident
A railroad collision near Temple injures a Black man identified as Cory Johnson who died after being struck by a Santa Fe train. The event occurred at night on the rails near Philadelphia, with authorities noting the suspect or witness statements and possible charges remain under investigation. The report emphasizes the victim’s race and the abrupt, tragic nature of the incident.
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Associated Press
Cory Johnson
Santa Fe
Trac
Philhisbur
Mrs. Harding Improves as White House Bulletin Says
Washington Sept 11 The official 7:30 p m bulletin reports Mrs Harding's condition remains improved with a most comfortable day. Temperature 100 pulse 99 respiration 28. Diagnosis notes infection localized surgery deferred awaiting localization and prognosis remains guarded.
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Washington
White House
Carl Sawyer
Harding
Biggest Herefords Sale by Stubbs Draws Record Crowd
Hereford Texas September 11 former Kansas Governor Stubbs sold 2800 Hereford cattle from the Stubbs Land and Cattle Company near Hereford. Reppert and Gross Kansas City auctioneers handled the sale in four hours. Average class prices were two year old steers 40.60 one year old steers 35.25 one year old heifers 28.50 cows 38.50 steer calves 20.10 bulls 70.80 cows and calves 43.05.
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Hereford
Texas
Stubbs
Kansas
Stubbs Land and Cattle Company
Reppert
Gross
Kansas City
Scores Perish As German Liner Sinks
Southampton September 11. The German steamer Hammond foundered off Vigo Saturday with many lives lost. The Kinfauns Castle arrived dockside with 885 rescued passengers aboard, confirming the disaster and ongoing passenger tally. Captain Day commanded the Kinfauns Castle.
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Southampton
Vigo
Captain Day
Kin
Bridge Collapse Kills 18 Negroes En Route to Game
In Homerville California a motor truck loaded with fans sank when a wooden Satilla River bridge gave way. Seventeen or more feared drowned as rescue teams recovered four bodies. Only four of the twenty two passengers reportedly escaped. Limited details due to communication problems from the scene.
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Homerville
Satifia
Officer disappears as seaplane crashes at Point Grey
Major C. Maclauring, in charge of the dominion government air station, was drowned when the seaplane he piloted plunged into four feet of water on the beach near Point Grey in Vancouver. The body was not recovered and recovery depended on righting the aircraft.
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Associated Press
Vancouver
B. G
C. Maclauring
Dominion
Point Grey
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Blackburn Sterling
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Stedman Defrand
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Likins
Treasury
J. N. Riggs
C. H. Dixon
Ed R. Schands
Travis County
Schands
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