End of All Rail Trouble Seen by Late Movements
Baltimore signs a peace pact known as the Baltimore plan with Cahriel W. Galloway and striking B and O shopmen. Most shopmen expect to be back at work within ten days as easing of transport labor tensions spreads. New York Central and Pennsylvania system begin wage and rule negotiations to sustain peace across major lines.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Cahriel W. Galloway
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
New York
New York Central Lines
Pennsylvania
New York Central
United States
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Early Move on Measure Expected by Congress
Congress passed the soldiers' bonus bill to President Harding with division over whether he would veto or sign. The conference report passed 386 to 17, outlining four options including adjusted service pay, certificates, vocational training aid, and farm aid tied to adjusted service credits, with limits and futures payments.
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Washington
Congress
Harding
Capitol
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
House
Republicans Would Aid Democrat for Senate
In Dallas on September 15 approximately sixty leading Republicans informal caucus unanimously endorsed filling a U S Senate vacancy with an anti Ku Klux Klan Democrat or independent candidate. R B Creager Brownsville chair notes the Republican executive committee will meet tomorrow while anti Klan Democrats meet at City Hall to nominate to oppose Mayfield. Creager says Republicans may classify the independent candidate as Republican despite past affiliations. Attorney General Keeling has ruled the nomination would require about 68 000 signatures to appear on the ballot.
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Dallas
Texas
R. B. Creager
Brownsville
Creager
City Hall
Farle B. Mayfield
United States Senate
Keeling
Cea
Barry Miller
Inti- Kian
N Dce Eagle of Houston E
Miller
United States Marshall
United States District
John Hartman
San Antonio
Willett Wilson
Congress
W. J. Kyveton
Tenth
C. Q. Harris
San Angelo
F.A. Chapa
Henry M. Holden
United States Attorney of
Houston
D. H. Morris
Gederal Prohibition Enforcement Executive
Austin
Coal Wage Dispute at Bridgeport Ends
Fort Worth, Sept. 15 Associated Press says the wage dispute at Bridgeport Texas mines is settled after a conference between operators and workers officials. Miners will be paid back pay to match the old scale under a new agreement expiring Oct. 15, 1923. John Wilkinson, district president of the miners, attended.
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Fort Worth
Bridgeport
Texas
National Organization
John Wilkinson
Date Set For Hedley Postmaster Examination
Washington Sept 15 The civil service commission set October 14 as the date for the examination to fill the postmaster vacancy at Hedley Donley County The office pays a salary and is open for eligible applicants
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Hedley
Donley County
Pastor Cited For Contempt In Indiana Court
In Quincy Indiana Reverend J C Cassidy pastor of the Quincy Methodist Church was cited for contempt of a federal court over alleged violation of an injunction related to a shopmen's strike. The case was continued indefinitely with Cassidy defending his right to speak from the pulpit as part of free speech.
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Quincy
Ind
Indiana Hill Country
J. C. Cassidy
Quincy Methodist Episcopal Church
Francis Baker
Gary
Cassidy
Monon
Walace Junction
Ice Company deliverymen fined for weight shortages
Four Consumers Ice Company deliverymen were fined ten dollars each in Amarillo Municipal Court after inspectors found shortages in ice weights. Seven cases were filed in court with a total of 15 complaints, covering various weight discrepancies. Inspector G R Scott testified ongoing enforcement, while company manager Douglas A Blake testified on limited knowledge of delivery instructions. Mayor Lon Marrs noted calls to appoint a weights and measures inspector.
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Ice
G. R. Scott
Amarillo
Consumers Ice Company
Ivey
H. J. Smith
R. M. January
Otto Ellis
E. A. McKinnon
Scott
Lon D. Marrs
Open Port Test Case With Jury Sherman
The jury in the Open Port case involving R. J. Mallear Ed Smyth Lee Anderson and Murray Marlow retired after a seven to five acquittal split reportedly at 3 PM today. Judge Wilcox ordered them to retire as the case was a test of the Open Port law and guards of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad were involved.
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Sherman
R. J. Mallear
Ed Smyth
Lee Anderson
Murray Marlow
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad
Wilcox
Sunday’s News Features Panhandle Readership Interest
The Daily News previews a wide spread weekend edition with history filled pictorials of Amarillo pioneers and lodge members, six pages of comics, a new chapter of Zoe Beckley’s marriage ship, and major league sports coverage.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Daily News
Way
Seventh and
Jackson Streets
The
Methodist Church World Church
Slim Jim
Kelly Kids
Everett True
Old Home Town
Salesman Sam
Freckles
Zoe Beckley
New York
St. Louis
Record Price for Calves in Hereford Deal
Special to The News Hereford Sept 15 Jeff Gilbreath sold his 1922 calves at 36.50 a head to local parties. The price is 16.50 above current average. Gilbreath, Deaf Smith county farmer, advocates diversified farming. Calves born Jan Feb, fed alfalfa hay, 500 pounds each, 50 head sold.
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Hereford
Jeff Gilbreath
Gilbreath
Deaf Smith County
Protest over Southern Pacific freight rate cuts heard
CHICAGO Sept 15 Protest against proposed transport and freight rate reductions urged by the Southern Pacific Railroad to meet water rate shipments to the western coast was voiced by representatives of western railroad and manufacturing associations at a hearing conducted by Interstate Commerce Commission examiner F C Hillyer. The hearing continues tomorrow. The Southern Pacific contends freight rates to the Pacific coast are too high and that water shipments with lower water rates can compete.
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Hw Associated Dives
Chicago
Southern Pacific Railroad
Western Coast
Western Railroad and Manufacturing Association
F. C. Hillyer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Pacific
Pacific Coast
Newly Weds Killed in Auto Train Crash
Edward L. Turner an attorney from Los Angeles and his bride died instantly near Martinsville as their car was struck by a Pennsylvania fast train. Letters in their belongings show they married in Alexandria on September 6 and were en route home to Los Angeles.
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Martinsville
Edward L. Turner
Los Angeles
Calif
Alexandria
Union Chief Held in Texas Assault Indictment
MARSHAL Sept. 15 Charles M Boyett general chairman of the shop crafts was arrested today on an indictment charging him with assaulting a negro who had returned to work in the Texas and Pacific railroad shops. The man was badly beaten when accosted while returning to work.
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Marshal
Texas
Charles M. Boyett
Federated Crafts
Lassault
Pacriffe
Miners Alive Claim Chemical Test Fails to Find Bodies
Rescue crews at the Kennedy mine report rock and debris block the 3600-foot level while 47 miners entombed for 19 days. They abandon clearing the final 60 feet and begin boring a raise as air tests show no sign of putrefaction or a body in the Argonaut shaft. Officials say they are closer to the men on the 3600-foot level, with 79 feet of rock between them and the entombed workers.
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Associated Press
Jackson, Gal
Soli
Kennedy Mine
Robbery in Tampico Wounds Cashier. Chauffeur Killed
John H. Clark, cashier for the Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies Petroleum Corporation in Tampico, and his Mexican chauffeur were attacked by six bandits in an auto mobile less than a half mile from the city. Clark was seriously wounded while the chauffeur was killed. The bandits seized payrolls totaling 42,000 pesos.
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Tampico
John H. Clark
Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies Petroleum Corporation
When is a dog not a dog in Kansas City
By Associated Press Kansas City Kansas September 15 Arthur Strickland finance commissioner exempted canines under 30 days from taxation. The ruling sets a maximum age limit for a dog's classification, but once a dog is 30 days old it remains a dog until death.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Kans
Arthur Strickland
House Adopts Tariff Bill as Conferees Fixed
Washington Sept 15 The House approved the conference report on the administration tariff bill by 210 to 90 and sent it to the Senate as unfinished business for tomorrow Republicans hoped for final action before next week. The Gar ner motion to lower the sugar duty faced mixed votes among parties with several Democrats and Republicans casting varied ballots.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Garner
Texas
Fayrot
Lazaro
Martin
Louisiana
Hudspeth
Lea
California
Mr. London
Favrot
O'Connor
Wilson
Turks Sweep Onward As Thousands Die In Asia Minor
London dispatch cites 120000 Greek dead at Symria and Angora reports fall of Panderma to the Turks. The Greek third army corps evacuated as Turkish forces advance, marking a major Asia Minor setback for Greece.
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Constantinople
Angora
Panderma
Asia Minor
Death inquiry into Krausse Creath death on Galveston shore
Galveston Sept 15 Justice RR Kapea to conduct inquest into J C Creath president of Krausse Creath Company found dead on bay shore. He tentatively believes death result of accidental pistol discharge rather than self inflicted act pending final verdict.
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Galveston
J. C. Creath
Krausse Creath Company
Bay Shore
Justice of the Peace RR
M. Kapea
Justice Kapea
Seventeen Qualify For KC Speed Classic
Seventeen drivers entered in the 300 mile speed classic at Kansas City qualified in preliminaries at the new speedway. One racer, W W Brown, must address minor engine details to meet the qualification standards. A pace of 118 miles per hour was reached by Murphy in unofficial times.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
W. W. Brown
Speedway
Murphy
Refugees at Mudania Thin After Turkish Advance
Five thousand women and children remain of sixty thousand refugees in Mudania, with most men believed to have fled or been taken by Kemalists to the hills. Captain Radms reports an American submarine chaser in Mudania harbor. Fate of the male refugees is unknown.
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Constantinople
Mudania
Radms
Britain and Allies Protect Neutral Zone Near Constantinople
London reports a cabinet decision to bar Turkish forces from crossing from Asia Minor to Europe. Italy France and Great Britain prepare a joint note urging respect for neutral zones on both sides of the Dardanelles and in Constantinople while awaiting a permanent settlement. Reinforcements are readied by Britain for the zones.
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London
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Europe
Dannanelles
Italy
France
Great Britain
Youth Killed by Racing Car at Greenville Fair Grounds
Ed Paris, 15, was struck crossing the track as cars warmed up for afternoon races at the Greenville county fair. Drive Jack Hall lost control while trying to avoid him. car demolished after crashing into a fence.
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Associated Press
Greenville
Ed_ Paris
Jack Hall
Hall
Paris
Docks Fire Draws Full City Apparatus in New Orleans
In New Orleans on September 15 a major blaze broke out at the river docks near the government army supply warehouse. Fire crews rushed to the foot of Lexseta Street and along the river, with several blocks of docks burning as every available fire fighting unit was deployed to contain the fire.
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New Orleans
Government Army
Lexseta Street
Federal injunction fight ends in Chicago strike case
The government rested its bid for an injunction against rail strikers in Chicago. Judge Wilkerson scheduled Monday for defense opening by Jewell and Scott's counsel. About 600 affidavits alleged violence and property damage, but no direct ties to union officials. Defense lawyers vow to present counter evidence of a conspiracy claim by the union against railroad executives. Four days remain for defense and final arguments before the temporary restraining order expires.
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James H. Wilkerson
B. M. Jewell
John Ores
Aes
Railway Employes de American Federation of Labor
Donald R. Richberg
Frank Mulholland
Jewell and
Scott
Arr
Blustery Gulf Weather Near Corpus Christi
Blustery conditions and heavy rain persist along the Gulf coast at Corpus Christi Texas with reports of blustery winds at Flour Bluff about 16 miles south. Local observer notes the disturbance centered near Domincia Island not linked to the Washington report, as conditions remain unsettled with showers.
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Gulf
Associated Press
Corpus Christi
Texas
Flour Bluff
Here
Washington
Domincia Island
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