Inside Story of Strike Settlement Revealed
A Chicago Evening American copyrighted report outlines secret negotiations ending the railroad shopmen strike for two large systems. Jewell traveled on Willard’s private car to Baltimore for talks with Willard and Byram, with a plan to roll out concessions gradually across roads and confirm the deal with union leaders.
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Chicago, Sept
Chicago Evening American
B. M. Jewell
Baltimore
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Jewell
Chicago
Willard
New York
Harry E. Byram
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Byram
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Izzy Einstein and Frank Reager Arrested on Civil Suit Charges
Izzy Einstein and co worker Frank Reager were arrested in Providence and later released on bail. They face two civil suits for ten thousand dollars each filed by J A Taylor and Joseph Collins alleging assault and battery and trespassing by prohibition agents.
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Providence
R. L
Izzy Einstein
Demon Dry Sleuth
Frank Reager
J. A. Taylor
Joseph Collins
Prohibition
Miners Trapped Tomb Sparks Hope in Jackson
In Jackson California a message from the Argo Naut gold mine death tomb where 47 miners are trapped fuels renewed effort. Geophone readings from hundreds of feet through rock hint at a possible breakthrough as rescue crews intensify tunneling to reach the tomb.
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Jackson
Calif
Ohio road program curtailed by material shortages
Columbus September 8 Insufficient supplies of pavement material will halt work on 1000 miles of road in 350 contracts across Ohio. Highway Director Herrick says lack of transport due to fuel priority lists delays the highway building plan. Bases will be finished where possible and detours expected this winter.
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Columbus
Herrick
Fuel Commission
Approve Davis Course in Coal Price Matter
Scores of telegrams and letters are received by Governor Davis approving his call for a special legislative session next Monday to pursue legislation against coal profiteering. The announcement came from the governor's office in Columbus.
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Davis
Columbus
Senate orders sweeping cotton trade probe
The Senate on Friday ordered a broad investigation into the cotton industry focusing on alleged market manipulation and the role of cotton gamblers in Washington.
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Washington
Senate
Clothing Need Brought About Bank Robbery
Cecil Udwin, 34, admits robbing the East Dayton branch of Dayton Savings & Trust Co. of more than $2,600 to buy clothing his salary could not cover. He planned a partner who did not appear, tried a taxi driver for help, and a coal wagon driver tipped off police, leading to Udwin’s arrest.
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Dayton
Cecil Udwin
East Dayton
Dayton Savings & Trust Co
Udwin
Blackberry Sea Enn Declared Successful by Dry Cleaner
A dry cleaner reports a successful blackberry sea enn event, noting steady customer turnout and positive reception for the themed promotion. The item drew attention to the shop's handling of specialty stains and showcased new cleaning techniques.
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Dry Cleaner
King Urges Senate Farm Plan to Aid Producers
Senator King proposes transferring all assets of the War Finance Corporation to the federal farm loan board to form a 500 million dollar pool. The plan aims to curb food speculation and provide seasonal and long term credits to farmers and cattle raisers, easing harvest price pressures. The measure, backed by the Senate agriculture bloc, would let farmers obtain loans against stored crops and stock.
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William K. Hutchinson
Washington
Senate
Senator King
Utah
King
War Finance Corporation
Federal Farm Loan Board
Senate Finance Committee
BLOC
Senate Agricultural “Bloc
O'Neals to Mark 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs D W O Neal celebrate sixty years of marriage with a September 17 gathering at the McDougal church. Relatives and friends are invited to attend and share a picnic spread. gifts are not requested.
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M’dougal
D. W. O'Neal
McDougal Church
Labor Opens Drive to Change Rules on Rail Strike
Labor leaders in Chicago and Atlantic City begin planning to shape the railway strike’s future. The Brotherhood of Electrical Workers seeks a restraining order against federal enforcement as the Chicago injunction faces a Monday challenge and possible modification by agreement.
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Washington
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Atlantic City
District Supreme Court
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Daugherty
Columbus Schools Close At Noon For Lecture By Dr. E. B. Bryan
Columbus schools will close at noon today so teachers and officials may attend a Memorial Hall lecture by Dr. E. B. Bryan president of Ohio University His topic is Education and Citizenship.
Bandits Rob Jeweler in Chicago Restaurant
Bandits held up Adolph Kunstler a New York jeweler in a Chicago restaurant and seized diamonds valued at 50000. The crime marked a bold daylight robbery targeting a prominent businessman in a public setting. The investigation was underway with police seeking suspects and details of the heist.
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Chicago
Adolph Kunstler
New York
Ireland nominated for another term as Army surgeon general
President Harding announced the nomination of Major General Merritt W. Ireland to a further term as surgeon general of the Army. Ireland has served in the post and the nomination was made in Washington on September 8.
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Washington
Merritt W. Ireland
Harding
Army
No Relief In Sight Prompts Tenement Evacuations In Columbus
Columbus residents face record heat with no relief in sight from the Weather Bureau. Crowded tenement districts seek relief by sleeping in the state house yard and in city parks as temperatures soar across Ohio.
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Columbus
Sept
Ohio
United States Weather Bureau
State House
Miners Peace Pact Vote Clash at Wilkesbarre
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania a bitter scene unfolds as John L Lewis forces push for ratification of the Pepper Reed peace pact while insurgents led by Rinaldo Cappillini vow to oppose. Police guard the tri district convention as delegates debate with 690 delegates totaling 1732 votes.
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Wilkesbarre
John L. Lewis
Rinaldo Cappillini
Cappillini
Lewis
Car Crash Yields Hidden Whisky Stash Near Sandusky
A touring car hit a milk wagon on the Sandusky outskirts. Police arrested two men from Cleveland William Woods and Frank Gibo. Under a false bottom of the car they found 200 quarts of Canadian whisky. Two girls in the machine claimed to be Gibo’s daughters.
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Sandusky, O
William Woods
Frank Gibo
Cleveland
Gibo
Weather warms as Wheeling records rising heat
Hotter and hotter conditions sweep Wheeling West Virginia with noon readings at 90 and another scorcher forecast. Yesterday’s official high reached 99 and 100 was reported the day before.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Mercury
Revolt grows in Mesopotamia as Britain fights Turks and Kurds
British air forces and land troops clash with Turkish and Kurdish rebels along Mesopotamia's northern frontier. The Evening News notes the 1920s context with Britain’s mandate, Feisul’s throne, and unrest following a proposed new state.
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London
Mesopotamia
Constantinople
Paris
Great Britain
France
Kingdom
Irak
Feisul
Athens Police Crack Down On Reckless Driving
Athens police and county officer Niece pledge to arrest traffic violators and present them to court. Mayor Roush reports enforcement of reckless driving speeding and parked cars without lights. Pochman of Cincinnati fined 18 dollars total. Bridgewater fined 1 dollar. Townsend fined 1 dollar with costs in separate cases.
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Athens
Niece
Roach
FL Pochman
Cinetcati
Nice
Chauncey
Foush
John Bridgewter
Roush
Carpenter Street
L. A. Townsend
Efer
Injunction Nonenforceable Over Daugherty Strike
United States Attorney Gordon and U S Marshal Snyder must appear in district supreme court Saturday to show cause why they should not be enjoined from enforcing the Chicago writ, rendering the injunction temporarily nonenforceable in the District of Columbia.
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Washington
District of Columbia
United States
Gordon
Snyder
District Supreme Court
Chicago
Senate approves bill creating 25 federal judgeships
Washington dispatch reports the Senate adopting the conference report to enact a measure that would establish 25 new federal judgeships as the final legislative step.
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Washington
The
Senate
Greeks Annihilated by Turks Near Outchak Front
A dispatch from Adana reports that three Greek divisions were annihilated by Turkish forces near the Outchak sector on the Anatolian battle front, the claim issued late Friday.
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London
Outchak
Adana
Free State troops sweep Limerick and Tipperary rounds up
Free state forces move to round up Republican irregulars ahead of the Dail Éireann session in Dublin. Battles occur and several Republicans are captured as the first parliament of the Irish nation prepares to convene. A claim of 45 million dollars for damages is expected to be considered, along with the postal wage dispute.
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Daniel O’ Connell
Dublin
Free State
Limerick
Tipperary
Dail Éireann
de Valera
Dail
Reward Offered for Slain Barnesville Man Slayer
Belmont county commissioners announced a reward of 5000 dollars for the arrest of the slayer of Charles Conrad of Barnesville. He was shot in his car, his body dumped on a country road, and his car stolen early Wednesday. Officials offered few details on other developments.
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Martins Ferry
Belmont County
Charles Conrad
Barnesville
Woods
Shoemaker
Herring
McDowell
Marion
Robert J. Anderson
Howar Hoffman
Herrin
Female political rise noted at UN and in states
Washington dispatch reports women in primaries winning seats at higher rates, with 12 of 24 women advancing. Three have strong chances for Congress, including Aunt Alice Robertson, Miss Alice Paul notes. Other races include a Minnesota senate bid and Wisconsin gubernatorial contest, all on Democratic or Republican tickets. Also: Missouri candidate Luella Moss seeks Congress as a Democrat.
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Karl M. Elish
Washington
Alice’ Robertson
Congress
Alice Paul
National Woman's Party
International News Service Today
United States
House of Representatives
Miss Robertson
Winifred Mason Huck
Illinois
Luella St. Clair Moss
Missouri
St. Clair
Peter Olsen
Minnesota
Ben Hooper
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Greek King Constantine Denied Flight Amid Unrest
Athens report claimed King Constantine fled after the Turkish defeat but the government officially denied the report noting no such flight occurred.
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Athens
Constantine
Wolfe Reunion At Mary Howards Home Near Millfield
The Wolfe family reunion will be held at Mrs. Mary Howards home on Oregon Ridge near Millfield this Sunday October 1. All descendants of Christopher Wolfe are invited.
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Wolfe
Mary Howard
Oregon Ridge
Millfield
Christopher Wolfe
Last Stand of Greeks Before Smyrna Intensifies
Turkish cavalry operates 20 miles from Smyrna as Greek reinforcements head from Thrace. The Greek army makes its last stand before Smyrna while 80 ships in the harbor promise evacuations. Allied warships anchor offshore as Armistice talks loom in Angora and Athens faces a crisis.
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Constantinople
Smyrna
Anatolia
Thrace
Angora
Nikolai Kalogeropoulos
Constantine
Athens
Critica
Voters Names Collected For State In Ohio
Secretary of State Harvey Smith asks Athens county elections board to send complete voter names to print publicity pamphlets on constitutional amendments. Amendments are to be voted on November 7. Without city registration, poll books from 1920 are used, though many lack elector addresses.
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Harvey Smith
Athens County Board of Elections
Secretary of State
Athens County
Must Be Upon the Right Track Says Daugherty
Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty said that when extremists on both sides are displeased with government action it indicates the government is on the right track. He commented amid broad criticism by labor leaders and railway executives over the Gavage injunction.
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Washington
Harry M. Daugherty
Gavige
Law and order sweep in Herrin district on mass murder indictments
In Marion Illinois on September 8 a major federal manhunt targets 33 of 67 murder indictments tied to the June Herrin massacre. Four arrests, including Phillip Fontanetta and James Brown, underline a wide net as U S Justice Department pursues defendants across Herrin, Johnstown and Franklin County.
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Phillip Fontanetta
Court House
James Brown
Vike Iare
Culp
Charles Rogers
Leva Mein
Herrin
United Sum Department of Justice
Johnstown
Franklin County
Ilinois
Otis Clark
Claude K. McDowell
United Mine Workers of America
Bert Grace
Hubert Walker
J. H. Shoemaker
Walker
John Kelly
Ofter
Thob
James Norris
Dae
Roy Pennington
Harry Pu Charles Rogers
John Rushing
Dilas McCree
Otis Maynard
al Stewart
Joe Murray
Campb. Lively
Jad
Shmaker
Theing
Peter Heller
P. Hall
Leoa Mein
Joseph Caraghi
Dallas McCree
Otis Maynar
Shoemaker
Neva Kennedy
Herbert Rushing
Clyde Lee
James Gilligan
Joseph Rhodes
William Stanley
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al UN
Marion,o
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Fred Whitted
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Whitted
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