Miners Injunction Remains as U S. Election Returns Pour In
Early returns from off year elections show Governor Coolidge reelected in Massachusetts by a record vote, Kentucky moved Republican under Edwin P. Morrow, New Jersey leans Democratic, and Ohio supports prohibition. Roosevelt's son Theodore wins New York assembly seat in a Democratic gain.
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Rolph Re-Elected San Francisco Mayor
San Francisco voters yesterday re elected Mayor Rolph Jr defeating former mayor Eugene Schmitz, a labor leader. The outcome confirms Rolph's continued leadership of the city.
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Mysterious Edge Murder Cleared Up By Sheriff Statement
Sheriff Harvey announced the Joel Edge murder is solved with Walter Wilson Whiteman in jail. Jensie McCullough testified and named Henry Binyon and Lena Coolidge as witnesses. Coolidge denies talking to officers. Justice Now shows Wilson sought escape after Edge was dragged from a buggy and beaten.
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Strife Street
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Chu
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Government declines labor proposal to end coal strike
The AP reports Attorney General Ames says the government cannot vacate the injunction against United Mine Workers officials. He states the strike remains illegal, predicting a prolonged battle in the mines. Edgar Wallace notes a withdrawal could have enabled settlement within 48 hours.
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Edgar Wallace
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Ladies and Men Unite In Plans For Playground
A Chamber of Commerce conference launches a city wide drive to create a public playground. The Woman’s Club leads an alliance of civic groups and Rotary, D A R, U D C, and others to organize support and raise funds for acquiring the Hill Property six acres for recreation and a possible community house.
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