Cabinet Asks De Valera to Send Delegates to Conference
Eight hundred miners from El dorado and nearby coal fields encamped within 30 miles of Elizabethtown Illinois threaten to march on Rosiclare and the town tonight. Deputy sheriffs and detectives clash with outposts and capture four prisoners and three automobiles as authorities move to repel the threatened attack.
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Miners Clash With Deputies On Roads In Montana
Ambushes and gunfire flare as reinforced miners from coal counties mobilize, blocking roads and detaining vehicles. Helena officials announce a war finance loan committee to support agricultural and livestock interests, with operations expected next week.
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Monroe Doctrine debated at League on Bolivia Chile dispute
Geneva Sept 7 The Monroe doctrine and League of Nations limits on American questions were central as Bolivia urged debate on revising the 1904 Chile Bolivia treaty. Delegates saw both precedent for league intervention in peace treaties and risks to league prestige amid calls for arbitration and US consultation.
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Chicago building wage cuts in Landis ruling shake industry
Judge Landis ruled wage reductions in Chicago building arbitration. About 10,000 workers face lower rates from 1.25 to as low as 70-95 cents per hour, cutting costs by roughly 20 percent. Builders hail the decision as momentous while building trades officials plan protests.
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United States
Contracts Awarded For Montana School Building Projects
State board of examiners awards bids for foundation and first floor slab work at multiple sites. Tom Sontag of Dillon wins the Butte school of mines project for 7891.85. Nelson and Pederson receive the gym foundation at Roseman not Missoula. A Broadland of Missoula gets the university library foundation bid 16524. An advertisement will be issued for bids on the forestry building at Missoula worth 100000.
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Austin funeral set for Saturday at Masonic Temple
William Charles Austin known as Charlie Austin a devoted civic worker and longtime Mason died after a period of illness in Columbia hospital. A trustee and officer in Masonic orders he was active in Rotary Merchants Association and the chamber of commerce and served as eminent commander of Knights Templars. Funeral Saturday with Masonic rites. body to lie in state Friday at the Masonic temple.
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Matrimonial Bond Becomes a Reality in Dallas
In Dallas Texas a young woman claiming to be the wife of a prominent local physician asked police to tell her husband to stop tying her at night. She said he is jealous and ties her wrist to his wrist and her ankle to her ankle with a fish line each night before they retire because he fears she will desert him.
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Texas
High School 30 Congested as Enrollments Rise
Classes began with severe crowding at the high school as students sat two to a seat and lines of extra chairs filled the rooms. Enrollment reached 1,281, up 30 from the prior year and 257 from last year, with several grades still awaiting attendance counts. Teachers report overloaded classes, especially in manual training and science, where equipment limits instruction. three beginning classes started in the manual training department.
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Forest fires near Onamia brought under control
Fires burned three days across grass and brush north of town and west of Onamia. State troops rangers and townspeople fought back fires with back firing until rain helped contain the blazes. Officials said the White Pine Solana sector and the Duluth river valley fires were virtually checked, though rekindling was still a risk as grass dries again tomorrow.
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British cabinet invites de Valera to Inverness talks
London and Inverness dispatches reveal the British cabinet invites Eamon de Valera to send delegates to a conference with ministers at Inverness on September 20. The offer carries one condition Ireland remain within the empire and a prompt reply is requested. A ministerial committee is empowered to act the moment de Valera responds.
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City to publish monthly and annual city finances
The Ways and Means Committee approved a plan to publish monthly receipts and disbursements for each city department starting October and an annual statement. The public will see how revenue is raised and spent, aiming for clear understanding. The mayor will hire help to implement the plan as a general manager would run a business. The council insists the city has lacked such a system, causing confusion and waste. The plan seeks efficiency and transparency.
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Secretary Mellon Again to Advocate Tax Scheme
Secretary Mellon will present revised tax revision suggestions to the Senate Finance Committee after White House talks, signaling a possible $3.7 billion next year with new revenue sources like a two cent chart check tax, automobile license tax, higher cigarette levies, and stamp taxes. The House measure is under review as estimates of revenue and expenditures are examined.
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