Nation Now Favors Ship Subsidy Indication
Washington report cites a shift in public sentiment toward government aid for the American merchant marine. White House communications say Congress may discuss a subsidy bill in November and would be welcomed by regions once hostile to it. Officials say no attempt to rush passage, but support strengthening the merchant fleet.
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Washington
Viarding
White House
Congress
United States
Thieves Target Sheriff Cars In Texas Counties
Paris Texas September 22 Last night the car of the La mar County sheriff was stolen from the courthouse parking area. Tonight thieves took the Red River County sheriff's car from the Clarksville courthouse lot.
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Associated Press
Paris
Texas
Lamar County
Court House
Red River County
Clarksville
Affidavits Aimed at Wilkinsons Charges at Rangers
Affidavits to show that charges by John Wilkinson district president UMWA against State Rangers at Thurber and Mingus are unfounded will be presented to the adjutant general tomorrow. Ranger Captain R. W. Aldrich reports on the mine situation.
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Austin
John Wilkinson
Jackson Keeps Up Search for 47th Miner
Jackson, Sept 22. The town marked a day of mourning as 46 Argonaut miners were buried after the mine disaster. Preparations continued to search for the missing William Fessel as three funeral processions moved to Roman Catholic, Protestant, and Greek Catholic cemeteries. Flags flew at half mast and a farewell note from Fessel was found in the mine with plans to resume digging tomorrow.
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Associated
Edwin F. Brown
Methodist Episcopal Church
George Kedjich
San Francisco
Jugo- Slavis
Argonaut
Fessel
President asks railroads to speed coal distribution for 30 days
President Harding orders the nation’s railways to a concentrated 30 day drive to move coal and empty cars to ease the national coal emergency. He instructs Spens, named federal fuel distributor, to coordinate with governors to curb extortion and establish agencies to enforce fair pricing and expand cooperative coal distribution with producers, consumers, and state authorities.
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Washington
Harding
Spens
Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad
Henry B. Spencer
Engineer killed as two trains collide near Ventura
In California, September 22, a Southern Pacific southbound Shore Line Limited No. 78 collided with No. 38 Santa Paula local near Montalvo, five miles south of Ventura. One engineer died, another mortally wounded, two firemen seriously injured, and 23 passengers hurt as the crash occurred at 8:50 PM.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Pacific
Shore Lie Limited
Santa Paula
Montalvo
Ventura
Collapse at East Liberty theater kills child in trap incident
In Pittsburgh a concrete lobby collapse at the New Strand Theater during a free showing of The Trap dropped about fifty schoolchildren into a basement. One child died and thirty nine were injured, including the theater owner Sol Selznick and several others in serious condition. City officials launched an investigation as victims were treated and families notified.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Strand Theater
Motion Picture
East Liberty District
Madeline
Sol Selznick
Pool hall owner held as suspect in girls death
Kansas City police arrest Frank Monteleone, pool hall proprietor, after an anonymous tip tied him to Rosie Cereka found half burned in a wooded area near North Kansas City. He had admitted living with her, paid her living expenses and rent, and claimed he was her prior suitor though now married. Rosie was reportedly about to become a mother.
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Kansas City
Frank Monteleone
Rosie Cereka
Monteleone
Rosie
Grocery Ads Highlight Women Oriented Features Today
The issue emphasizes grocery ads and home making content aimed at women. Recipes, home hints, and stories fill the grocery pages while housewives plan Sunday menus using the advertisement features. The Daily News delivers these columns to readers as they plan meals.
Texas Democrats Urged to Donate Funds for Campaign
Special to The News from Dallas reports Democrats in Texas asked to contribute 50 000 to aid the national committee. Harris and Miss Margie Neal say funds will be used for publicity and campaign expenses in doubtful states, as district chairs push $1 to $5 subscriptions amid efforts to broaden support for the November elections.
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Dallas
Democrats of
Texas
Democratic National Committee
John ©. Harris
Margie B. Neal
Carthage
Texas Finance Committee
Harris
Cordon Huth
Hull
Democratic National Finance Committee For
Middle West
Western Indemnity Building
Legality of Entire G O P Ticket Involved
Austin September 2 A issue questioned legality of all Republican state committee nominations. The matter was submitted to the attorney general by Secretary of State regarding the candidacy of George B. Peddy for United States senator on the Republican ticket.
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Austin
Republican State ‘Committee
Boene
George B. B. Peddy
United States
Republi
Britain Wavers on Greece Demands Amid Near East Talks
London reports show Britain signaling possible changes in handling Thrace and Dardanelles neutrality as Paris negotiations proceed. Kemal Pasha presses for Turkish guarantees while French Premier Poincare pushes for broad acceptance by Britain. Plans outline Thrace and East Thrace back to Turkey with internationalized Dardanelles and allied forces at Gallipoli.
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Associated Press
London
Near East
Thrace
Dardanelles
Paris
Greece
Lord Curzon
Britain
League of Nations
Lloyd Geroge
Labor Party
Constantinople
Kemal Pasha
M. Poincare
Great Britain
Adrianople
Maritza
Turkey
Chanak
Europe
Prohibition Agent Killed Near Vinita Oklahoma
Dan Title, a federal prohibition enforcement officer, was shot and killed two miles south of Vinita Oklahoma while stopping an automobile driven by Lee Casey of Kansas Oklahoma. Casey fired believing the officer a highwayman and was seriously wounded. physicians said he probably would die.
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Vinita
Okla
Dan Title
Here
Lee Casey
Kansas
Casey
Explosion damages home of railway shops chief in Little Rock
In North Little Rock the residence of BE H Stroeh, superintendent of Missouri Pacific Railway shops, was badly damaged by an explosion just before midnight. Mr and Mrs Stroeh slept on a rear porch and were unharmed.
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Little Rock
Ark
BE. H. Stroeh
Misouri Pacific Railway
North Little Rock
Calls His Mother When 5 Minutes Old
Mason City Iowa report from Sept 22 describes the infant son of Mr and Mrs Peter Zontes making the words mother mother mother five minutes after birth as confirmed by Dr J E Marek and other witnesses The baby weighed seven and a half pounds.
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Mason City
Iowa
Peter Zontes
J. E. Marek
Marek
Strike Ends on Chesapeake and Ohio Line
Richmond Va Sept 22 The strike of the shopmen on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad was settled at a conference of representatives of the strikers and the Siths J P Parrish general manager of road announced The management refused to consider any adjustment with the striking clerks About 8000 shopmen are included in the settlement which the general manager called agreeable to both sides The road has promised to take the men back within thirty days
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Richmond
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Siths
J. P. Parrish
Parrish
Spectators barred from paternal suit trial in progress
In South Bend Indiana the defense in the Harry Poulin paternity case called witnesses to dispute the plaintiff Augusta Tiernan's testimony about Poulin's presence with her. Brother Joseph Poulin testified he saw his brother at church on several occasions and chauffeured him. After adjournment Judge Owcomb announced the public welfare board planned an ordinance banning spectators from future sessions.
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Associated Press
South ‘Bend
Ind
Harry Poulin
Augusta Tiernan
Poulin
Josph Poulin
Congressman Hart in fatal car wreck with secretary
Washington report says Representative Arthur M. Free of California was seriously injured and his secretary J C Freeman was killed when their car plunged down an embankment at Savage Mills Maryland near Laurel. Others in the party were lightly injured and details remain sparse.
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Washington
Arthur M. Free
California
J. C. Freeman
Savage Mills
Maryland
Laurel
Free
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
M. A
Dennis
Dainty 163-Pound Widow Seeks Cowboy Daddy in Panhandle
A 28 year old widow from St Louis asks Amarillo Texas postmaster to help find a good looking Panhandle cowboy to marry. She cites 163 pounds, blue eyes, brown hair, a three room flat, and says she is not a crook but lonely since her husband died four months ago.
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Daddy
Panhandle
Davy Jones
W. C. Kenyon
St. Louis
Amarillo
Texas
Bo Lonesome
President Harding Expected to Issue Call November 15
Washington reports Congress adjourned sine die and leaders expect President Harding to issue a call for November 15 before the December session. The session saw passage of the deficiency appropriation bill and many minor measures as lawmakers filed speeches and arguments over the tariff law and soldiers bonus.
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Washington
Congress
Harding
Senate
House
Congressional
Fec
Blant
Texas
Daugherty
Gillette
Senate Chamber
Indictments Likely After Mine Riots Inquiry Near Marion
A Marion Illinois report says the grand jury investigating the Southern Illinois Coal Company strip mine killings on June 21 and 22 plans to return thirty additional indictments. Witness questioning finished and a final report is being prepared. The case opens again Saturday at 9 am with a review of events surrounding the riots and deaths after the mine was reopened with non union labor during a coal miners strike.
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Associated Prose
Marion
IHS
Huge Drug Haul In Times Square Family Hotel
New York drug raid at the Hotel Douglas in Times district, led by narcotics division, yielded about 500000 dollars worth of drugs. Insiders say the family type hotel housed theatrical guests and served as a hub for international narcotics, with one man traveling between the U S and Europe to supply the operation.
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New York
Associated Press
United States
Douglas
Times
Aceaees
Simon
Europe
Ranger Force Expanded At Longview Rail Shops
Texas Rangers guarding the Longview railroad shops were increased to 19 men today. Captain H C Granthouse, in charge of the force, announced the augmentation as part of heightened security measures following recent events.
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Longview
Texas
Texas Rangers
H.C. Granthouse
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