Typographical Union Charges Censorship Across Press
FE J McCone of the Buffalo Commercial testified before the senate news print committee that the International Typographical union censored parts of the press. He said four papers in October printed Elbert H Gary's testimony and the Buffalo News was forced to alter its story under shop chapel pressure. Barrett of the union denied the charge as untrue, stating no basis and vowing no such action.
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Washington
International Typographical Union
Senate News
FE. J. McCone
Buffalo Commercial
MecCone
Elbert H. Gary
Senate Steel
Buffalo News
Commercial
New York Times
East
Gary
McCone
Indianapolis
Ind
Walter W. Barrett
Barrett
E. J. McCone
Death of Richard Myers in Butte at age 50
Richard Thomas Myers aged 50 died yesterday at his home 336 Fast Park Street He was a teamster and had lived in Butte 18 years Survived by his wife two nieces and a nephew in Missouri Funeral set for Tuesday morning at Sherman Reed chapel
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Richard Thomas Myers
Fast Park Street
Mr. Myers
Butte
Missouri
Sherman & Reed Chapel
Engineers Organize to Support Hoover
Representative engineers from national societies form the engineers' Hoover committee to rally support for Mr. Hoover among United States engineers. The group, including Howard E. B. Coffin J Vipond Davies Albert R. Ledoux Hunter McDonald and others, issues a circular to 100000 engineers inviting help in making Hoover the presidential candidate.
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Engineers’ Hoover
Hoover
United States
Howard EB. Coffin
J. Vipond Davies
Albert R. Ledoux
Hunter McDonald
Charles T. Main
Charles F. Rand
E. B. Thayer
J. G. White
Woman Fined for Selling Whiskey at Soft Drink Place
Mrs Grossenbacher proprietor of a soft drink place at 123 South Arizona street was fined 25 dollars in the police court yesterday for selling liquor. A supply of contraband seized in a raid by police officers on the premises was shown at the hearing.
Charge Dismissed in Police Court
Charges against S. J. Scott, arrested on a complaint by his former wife who runs a barber shop on South Arizona street in Butte, were dismissed in police court yesterday. Mrs. Scott alleged the quarrel at her shop included a threat to kill.
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S. J. Scott
Arizona Street
Butte
Lenihan Dies In Butte After Short Illness At Home
John Lenihan 60, a 36 year Butte resident, died at 33 West Center street Sunday after a short illness. Survived by sons Maurice and Peter, daughters Mrs. Mary Shannon and Misses Anne and Julia Lenihan, two grandchildren John and Margaret Shannon, and sister-in-law Mrs. K Lenihan of Portland. Funeral at the home Wednesday morning with interment in Holy Cross cemetery.
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John Lenihan
Butte
West Center Street
Maurice
Peter
Mary Shannon
Anne
Julia Lenihan
John
Margaret Shannon
K. Lenihan
Portland
Holy Cross Cemetery
Sale of 14 cargo vessels by Shipping Board
Washington May 3 The Shipping Board announced sale of 14 cargo vessels totaling 45 260 dead weight tons for 9 199 584. Two ships Shooters Island 7 249 tons and Yucan 4 630 tons, former German, were sold to the French American line for 1 415 802 19 and 532 450 respectively.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Shooters Island
Ancient land asks for freedom from 5000 years of rule
International Desk reports Assyro-Chaldean delegates Rustem Nedjib and Said Namik seek a mandate, nationality guarantees, and a League of Nations protection. They argue for a self governing state in northern Mesopotamia, rejecting being folded into Feisal’s Arab realms. The population totals about 1.77 million across 20 nationalities, with 530,000 Muslims in nine groups.
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Floyd Macgriff
International News Service
London
Rustem Nedjib
Said
Namik
Wilson
Paris
League of Nations
Turkish Empire
British India
Persia
Caucasus
Emir Feisal
Palestine
Hedjaz
Oregon Fire Marshal To Probe Montana Case
Salem Oregon May 3 S H Pomeroy investigator for the state fire marshal s office was to leave tonight for a Montana town to investigate an alleged arson The name of the town is not known here It was said a California investigator recently was attacked while probing the same case involving the destruction of a large hotel and his throat was cut
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Salem
Ore
S. H. Pomeroy
State Fire Marshal
Montana
Pomeroy
California
Radical activities now have subsided in Hyder Alaska
Captain Casey Williams on the Takur said Hyder returned to normal Friday after radical activity reported last week. The only disturbance came from six intoxicated men returning from Stewart British Columbia. he heard no call for aid or threats near Hyder. Coast guard cutter Algonquin heads to Hyder in response to a prior alert.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Casey Williams
Hyder
United States Coast Guard
Algonquin
Stewart
B. C
Williams
Employers Deny Demand of Cooks and Waiters
Chicago on May 3. The Chicago Hotel Men's association said it would not yield to demands of 3,000 striking union waiters and cooks. Non-union workers, mainly girls, were employed. The Central Labor council of the Chicago Federation of Labor adopted a resolution to call out all union staff from non union restaurants and hotels to aid the strikers.
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Chicago
Chicago Hotel Men's Association
Central Labor Council
Chicago Federation of Labor
Vatican confirms no cardinals at coming consistory
Rome May 3 confirmation from Vatican official source that no cardinals will be created at the upcoming consistory. The event will focus on canonizations of Joan of Arc and Marie Alacoque, the French mystic and nun who died in 1690. Tax Act Invalid. Washington May 3 the North Dakota 1918 act taxing interstate railroad stocks and bonds within the state was ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.
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Rome
Vatican
Joan of Arc
Marie Alacoque
Washington
North Dakota
Supreme Court
Long time servants in Tunbridge Wells record
In Tunbridge Wells a centenarian spinster has kept four servants in her employ, two sisters who have served her continuously for more than fifty years and another pair with long tenures, marking remarkable household loyalty.
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Tunbridge Wells
Fragmented OCR: Teaneck page item incomplete
A damaged newspaper OCR fragment mentions a local item with garbled text and stray quotes. readable names and places are absent, leaving only a partial reference and unclear event details. The fragment provides no verifiable actions or outcomes to report.
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