Irish peace talks near possible final session
London news report says Irish leaders fear Monday talks with British officials may be the last in peace negotiations. Sinn Fein cites De Valera letter as cause of anger, while Dublin delegates defend the move saying it clarified Ireland’s stance amid open questions about allegiance to Britain.
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London
Eamonn de Valera
Ulster
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Dali
Dail
Dublin
Charles Burgess
Minister Declared Not Guilty in Murder Trial
The Rev Edwin H Stephenson, a Methodist minister, was found not guilty by a jury in Birmingham Alabama in the case charging him with the murder of Father James E Coyle the Catholic priest shot on the rectory porch at St Pauls church on August 11 The trial began Monday and followed the killing on the church grounds
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James E. Coyle
Meat Cutters Favor Strike Vote in Chicago Plants
The poll count among meat cutters in Chicago packing plants is completed and the strike vote result announced by President Hayes of the cutters union.
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Chicago
President Hayes
Cutters’ Union
Second Strike Decision In Packing Industry Vote
Chicago October 21 completion of the strike vote by the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen stood 35354 yes and 3490 no with a conference planned next week. A John Morrell Ottumwa strike began this week amid tensions as labor rumors said the Alschuler pact extension had expired. One man was seriously wounded at Ottumwa when striking workers clashed with strike breakers, knife injuries reported.
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Chicago
Amalgamated Meat Cutters
C. J. Hayes
Hayes
Butcher Workers’ Union
Davis
Washingt
Alschuler
Baslot
Ottumwa
Iowa
John Mor- Tell Packing House
Arthur Canny
Final steps toward ratification peace pacts
The Associated Press reports formal terms of ratification with Germany and Austria have been sent to Berlin and Vienna. After exchanges, diplomatic machinery will be set up and full relations resume. About 15 000 U.S. troops on the Rhine will begin moving out in about two weeks, the pace slow and normal. Proclamation of peace will be issued to satisfy legal clauses and avoid future controversies. Officials expect ratifications within roughly ten days.
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Austria
Associated Press
Washington
Berlin
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Rhine
Congress
Four railway executives named for October conference
Railroad executives Samuel L. Felton of the Chicago Great Western and Albert J Count of Pennsylvania Lines. Below them John G. Rodgers and Milton H. Smith hold vice presidential posts at Pennsylvania and Louisville & Nashville respectively.
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Union
Samuel L. Felton
Chicago Great Western
Albert J. Count
Pennsylvania Lines
John G. Rodgers
Pennsylvania
Milton H. Smith
Louisville
Craven Lays First Brick in Mines Building
President George Warren Craven of Montana School laid the initial brick for the new chemistry and metallurgy building during an informal ceremony. He praised the project, urged quality work from builders, and wished them success as construction proceeds.
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George Warren Craven
Montana School of ‘At
Tax claim filed on Murray estate
State Controller Ray Riley filed in San Francisco superior court a claim for state inheritance tax on 4,000 Monidah Trust shares transferred by the late James A Murray to his nephew James E Murray. The stock certificate is valued over a million dollars and delivery may be delayed pending litigation over the Nate Montanan estate. Murray’s lawyers plan to seek injunctions tomorrow to argue the tax was not in contemplation of death.
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San Francisco
Ray Riley
Monidah ‘Trust Company
James A. Murray
Montana
James E. Murray
Murray
Nate Montanan
Woman Acquitted in Cleveland Murder Trial
A jury found Emma Colavito not guilty in the Daniel Raber death case. The trial marks her as the fourth defendant judged in the two year probe. Earlier, Eva Catherine Kaber remains jailed for life, Salvatore Gala was convicted and sentenced to life in Columbus, Marian McArdle was acquitted.
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Mra
Emma Colavito
Daniel ¥. Raber
Colavito
Kaber
Eva Catherine Kaber
Marysville
Ohio
Reformatory
Salvator Gala
Columbus
Marian McArdle
Hamilton jurist to hear case on Houston removal
Special Dispatch from Missoula notes Judge James M. Self of Hamilton will hear Montana’s case against W. H. Houston, sheriff of Missoula County. Charges filed by Attorney General Rankin allege Houston sent deputies for raids but offered to sell a stake and failed to check liquor law violations he knew of.
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James M. Self
Hamilton
Montana
W. H. Houston
Houston
Rankin
Seven policemen injured by bomb at Paris Communist meet
Seven police officers were injured when a bomb exploded during a French Communist party protest in Wagram avenue over Sacco and Vanzetti. Several protesters also harmed, six arrests for disorderly conduct as police scattered demonstrators near the American consulate.
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Associated Press
Paris
Wagram Avenue
French Communist Party
Massachusetts
Tallans
Sacco
Vanzetti
France
Vane Tette
Chairman to quit today on Texas road strike
Frame head of Trainmen on International and Great Northern predicts a complete 100 percent stoppage as the chairman announces quitting plans today on the Texas road dispute.
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Texas
MOVE TRAINS AHEAD AS TRAINMEN UNION CALLS STRIKE
R D Frame general chairman of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen on the International and Great Northern railroad announced a 100 percent strike would begin tomorrow. L GN superintendent Jones said trains would move and public service would be maintained, with conductors and engineers staying on duty until 6 am on October 20.
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San Antonio
Texas
R. D. Frame
Brotherhood of Railroad
International and Great Northern Railroad
A Jones
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Larédo
Frame
Railroad Labor Board
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Wednday
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Brumfield in serious condition after self destruction attempt
Roseburg Oregon October 21 Dr R M Brumfield convicted of Dennis Russell murder remained in serious condition after an attempted self destruction last night Sheriff Starmer said he might be brought to court tomorrow to receive sentence which by law must be death
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R. M. Brumfield
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Fight in Senate on surtax rates
Associated Press reports a heated Senate clash over income tax rates to be included in the new revenue bill. Kiican leaders remain confident a compromise plan setting a top rate of 80 percent will pass before adjournment, despite notable opposition.
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Washington
Senate
Kiican
King Alexander Suffering From Old Injuries
Vignna October 1 rumors claim King Alexander of Jugo Vivia is mute and gravely wounded from a Belgrade assassination attempt. Reports say he was moved to Paris after the injury and his condition has reportedly worsened since.
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Latest Developments In Strike Situation
AP reports Friday's strike crisis work stoppage votes loom as unions and rail firms await a labor board conference set for Oct 26. Railroads, Chicago plans, and Packers stockpile meat as 375000 union members weigh action. union heads urge continued operation while others prep for possible walkouts across regions.
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War Powers Not to Avert Railroad Walkout
Washington reports in administration circles state the government will not use war powers to avert the threatened nation wide railroad strike. Officials cite belief that negotiations can yield results and that the nation remains at peace. The labor board actions and potential negotiations are noted as the path forward.
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Washington
Labor Board
Conference of Roads and Men Called October 26
Trainmen on International and Great Northern prepare to carry out plans to quit work today as part of a broader labor action announced for October 26. The move involves settlement discussions and protests affecting service on the railway.
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Great Northern
St. Louis
Heads of Southwest
Hazleton
International
Government moves to curb railroad strike across unions
Chicago October 21 The United States railroad labor board asserts full jurisdiction to halt a looming strike. It orders workers not to strike pending a conference with union heads and rail executives slated for October 26. A final decision is promised after the October 30 date. Carriers and unions pledge compliance and plan to appear before the board Wednesday.
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Developec
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Hicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Washington
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Cleveland
United States Supreme Court
Canadian Bandit Gardner Suspected After Train Robbery
Moosejaw Saskatchewan October 21 Local police suspect Roy Gardner the escaped inmate of McNeill island penitentiary after a Canadian Pacific train express robbery Wednesday morning They compare it to a similar Sept 22 Sofield Alberta national train hold up and a recent Canadian incident to justify the suspicion.
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Moosejaw
Saskatchewan
Roy Gardner
McNeill’s Island Penitentiary
Express
Canadian Pacific
United States
Sofield
Alberta
Lenin Concedes Communism Defeat and Retreat Policy
Riga reports Premier Lenin acknowledges communism's defeat in a Moscow speech to the congress of political workers. He says the new economic policy is a strategic retreat toward a stronger basis, after suffering major defeats and shifting from state capitalism to socialist production and distribution.
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Soviet Russia
Congress of Political Workers
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Bolshevist News
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