Accused Miner Declared to Be on Board Burlington Train Arriving Today
The General Chairman calls off a Texas strike of 600 International & Great Northern trainmen. Negotiations with General Manager Goforth meet a rebuff while labor officials say the walkout will likely be handled by the labor board. Resolutions of chiefs issued publicly.
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Burlington
Texas Railroad
Goforth
Labor Board
Associated Press
Chicago
International & Great Northern Railroad
Texas
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
Lee
Houston
International & Great Northern
Nellis
Th Brotherhood
Si Mon
Shephard Ee
Ee Goforth
Fond
Shepherd
RD. Frame
Treses
Nellie Watt
Warrant redemption eased by Metals Bank in Butte
J E Woodard president of the Metals Bank and Trust company said warrants on approved lists will be paid immediately rather than waiting for January. Warrants left at the bank can be redeemed for cash now with interest up to a date, while the bank holds them until the official city call is issued. City officials noted clerical work delays but expect substantial redemption before January 15 1922, aided by the bank offer to prevent hardship for cash needs.
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Ders
J.E. Woodard
The
Metals Bank and ‘Trust Company
City Securities
Metals Bank
Butte
Herman Strasburger
J.C. Cocking
Suchool Girl Drowns After River Walk Way
Spokane report describes Frances Smith aged about five, daughter of Mrs. Cynthi Freaneee, drowned in the Spokane River tonight. Witnesses said the girl deliberately walked into deep water as witnesses described the event amid a hazy, unclear scene.
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the Associates Press
Spokane
Frances_ Smith
Cynthi Freaneee
Senate Votes Down Two Income Tax Amendments
The Senate rejected two proposals for a graduated corporate income tax by 4 votes each and adopted a flat 16 percent tax after Finance Committee approval. Senator Walsh had urged a 10 to 30 percent scale, claiming support from absent colleagues for a future vote.
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Senate
Associated Rens
Washington
Finance Committee
Senator Walsh
Massachuset
Mente
Johnson
California
Myers
Montana
Walsh
Marshal Foch Arrives in Washington for American Legion Visit
Marshal Foch arrives in Washington on a U S rail trip to attend the American Legion convention in Kansas City. Crowds jam Union Station and Willard Hotel as Pershing and French and American officers greet him. He is inducted into the American Legion and prepares for official calls including a visit to President Harding.
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Associated Press
Washington
American Republic
Marshal Foch
France
National Capital
Kansas City
American Legion
Union Station
New York
New Willard Hotel
America
George Washington Post
The
Legion
Fisk
General Pershing
Wington
Hardis
Former Cashier Now Husks Corn
MACOMB Illinois Oct 28 Former cashier of a bank became a corn husker at 4 cents per bushel in under three weeks after Bardolph Ti State bank was closed by state auditors. Woolver had money deposited in the bank and sought work husking corn to support his family.
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Associated Press
Macomb
Ill
E. J. Woolver
Bardolph
Woolver
Evelyn Nesbit Overdose Incident Shocks New York
In New York Evelyn Nesbit who once wed to Harry K Thaw and Jack Clifford, took morphine in a financial distress episode as a city marshal moved furniture during eviction. She sobbed and cried I’ve taken enough morphine to die, prompting police and legal help.
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New York
Evelyn Nesbit
Miss Nesbit
Harry K. Thaw
Jack Clifford
Lvelyn Nesbit
Miss" Nesbit
Foch to Follow American Custom and Drink Water
On board Marshal Foch special train the Marshal will observe the Prohibition law in the United States. Dr Paul Anare, his personal physician, said Foch intended to follow the American custom of drinking only water with meals, noting liquor is being carried in the marshal's luggage.
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Associated
Prew
Marshal Foch
Philadelphia
United
Paul Anare
Mrrshal
Nestos Leads In North Dakota Recall Vote After First Totals
Fargo dispatch reports partial recall election results showing R. A. Nestos leading Gov. Lynn J. Frazier by about 25,000 votes from 731 of 2,?00 precincts. Nestos tallies include 63,804 to 38,990 for Frazier. similar patterns seen for attorney general and labor commissioner races.
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Associated Press
Fargo
N. D
R. A. Nestos
Lynn J. Frazier
Nestos
Frazier
Fargo” Courier-News
Non Partisan
League
Courier- News
Independent
Courier-News
Nestox
Frasier
Labor
Parent
Ward
Minot
R.A. Nestos
Gubern
Frazier Flrat
Pargo
Hance
Cass County
Fras
Independents
William Lemke
North Dakota
J. O’ Hagan
Agriculture and Labor
Republican” Central Committee
Sveinbjorn Johnson
Grand Forks
Lemke
Joseph A. Kitchen
Sentinel Butte
Hagan
Sunday labor fined Kansas farmer in Morris case
Kansas City Kan October 28 Charles Dutton a young farmer of Morris was fined 1 for working on Sunday and costs totaling 6.40 by Judge William B Carson. He pleaded guilty to unlawfully hauling sand on Sunday citing Kansas Sunday labor law in effect for several years.
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Kansas City
Kan
Charles Dutton
Morris
William B. Carson
Dutton
Kansas
Prohibition Chief Signals Delay for Medical Beer Prescriptions
Washington October 28 Prohibition Commissioner Haynes indicated relief through medical beer may be delayed while awaiting a reliable supply and clarified treasury regulations covering malt liquor prescriptions by physicians. The statement underscores potential shortages despite new rules.
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Washington
Missioner Haynes
Death of Father Belknap prompts manhunt and reward
Verdict by the coroner's jury found Father A B Belknap died from a gunshot wound not self inflicted. Andrew Rolando, a miner suspected in the case, fled toward the West after being identified. a pistol and hammer linked to the killing were found in his rooms. A $2000 reward was offered for Rolando's arrest and a witness, a young woman held for testimony, was guarded.
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Father Belknap
Mary Krasovic
Rolando
Butte
Mont
Telp
Victor Lucier
Belknap
Jonios
Walter Pascal
Tonigl Livers
Butte Officers Watching Trains for Elusive Suspect
Butte police and sheriff's deputies, alerted by Lead S. D. authorities, monitor inbound East trains for Andrew Rolando believed linked to the murder of Father A. B. Belknap on October 26. Police brace for possible arrival as trains roll into town.
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Lead.s. D
Andrew Rolando
A. B. Belknap
Butte
Sheriff's’ Force
Miller Jury Fails to Reach Verdict After 46 Hours
In the district court Miller case a hung jury resulted after nearly 48 hours of deliberation. The twelve jurors, including foreman William E. Wragg and members Carl Kraft and B C Garretson, informed Judge Lynch they could not agree and were discharged. The report notes the jurors and indicates continuation on Page 6.
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District Court
Tral
Rank Miller
Lynch
William E. Wragg
Carl Kraft
B.C. Garretson
Charles McAulife
A. Cannon
Herbert Rroier
S. Bryant
Joe Simonoff
Guy D.’ Platt
C."h.' Jones
Alfred Bone
G. G. Griswold
Representative Blanton Apology To House, Washington
Representative Thomas L. Blanton of Texas apologized to the House after an attempted expulsion vote. He said his aim was to circulate an expunged record to show his remarks without objectionable language and he bowed to the collective judgment of his colleagues. He remained in his seat as the House convened and met most of the day.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Thomas L. Blanton
Texas
Gillett
Congressional
Entative Walsh
Massachusetts
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Coluns
Suchool Girl
Foch
York
Germany
Dewey
Manila
Broadway
Rome
Pershing
Miller
City Dail
Hylan
Thaw
Lynn Frazier
Dakota
Leaguer
Mining City
St. Patrick's Cathedral
West
Renae
Blanton
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