Casualties in Mingo District Stir Senate Hearings
Washington July 15. One hundred casualties in the past year were cited in the Mingo county West Virginia coal fields during sworn testimony by Keeney president of the miners district union before a senate investigating committee. Operators’ reps placed casualties at 87, noting many dead were on the other side. Keeney and others described gunmen, detectives, and martial law stakes in the labor dispute, with testimony continuing to probe the causes and conduct of the strike and the use of force by both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeney
Avis
H. Kirkpatrick
Burnwell Coal and Coke Company
Kirkpatrick
United Mine Workers
Baldwin-Fetts Detective Agency
Albert Fetts
Matewan
W. Mo
United Mine
Felts
W. B. S Tutchinson
Keeny
Keney
Export Bank to Accept Offer by Meyer
Eugene Meyer Jr of the War Finance Corporation said a tele gram from the Federal International Banking Company of New Orleans outlined a plan to finance 25 000 to 50 000 bales of cotton for export. He noted preliminary talks on financing 300 000 bales in one district and 200 000 in another along with 9 500 000 bushels of wheat, aiming to ease perceived surpluses and support normal stock carrying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Howell, JR
Constitution Bureau
Dateigh Hotel
Washington
Constitution
Eugene Faer, Jr
War Finance Corporation
Federal International Banking Company of
New Orleans
Meyer
Mr. Meyer
Bonus Bill Debate and Senate Conduct Noted in 1922 Session
The article covers a 1922 Senate debate over a bonus bill for American soldiers. Senators McCumber and Watson clash over timing and finance, with remarks on the president’s role and treasury conditions. The scene includes shouted interruptions and partisan exchanges about the bill’s enactment and effective date.
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Paymenta
Jay
Watson
Georgia
McCumber
API Plange
Bing
Roy
Eerie
Harding
Senate
Indiana
Mellon
Treasury
Mr. Reed
Somaberly
Reed
Killing of Children by Stepfather Told
Dougherty county's superior court will hear the murder case of a couple charged with killing their children. The trial is set for the term beginning the fourth Monday in September amid large public interest. Sheriff O F Tarver restricted jail access to relatives and business parties. Mrs Hudson occupies a ground floor corner cell sharing a bed with a black inmate, while Mr Hudson remains on the opposite second floor and has not seen his wife since imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougherty County
Bcle
South Georgia
O. F. Tarver
Hudson
Senate Recommittal Fight Over Soldier Bonus Bill
A midafternoon storm pounded the Capitol as Senators debated the soldier bonus bill recommittal. McCumber faced opposition from Robinson and Reed, votes split 26 to 27 as the vice president ruled, then reversed, amid heated exchanges and calls to go outside to settle differences.
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McCumber
Capitol
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Reed
Othlex
Sntt
Williams
Masked men hold up Pittsburg trolley. paymaster shot
Four masked robbers stopped a trolley near Hidora Park in Pittsburg today, shooting the coal company paymaster in the arm while wresting a satchel containing about $40,000. They escaped in a waiting automobile.
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Pittsburg
Hidora Park
Sae
Atlanta Boy Scouts Return From Camp
Sixty Boy Scouts of Atlanta who have been in camp near Gainesville Georgia will arrive at the Terminal station in Atlanta Saturday afternoon at 4 50 oclock. Two Boy Scout contingents from various parts of Georgia have attended the camp since it opened on July 6. Each contingent generally had a stay of two weeks. The camp will close on August 13.
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Boy Scouts of
Atlanta
Gainesville
Terminal Station
Georgia
Baker Kills Wife Then Fatally Shoots Self in Biloxi Tragedy
Biloxi police say baker Biloxi Biasity 16.-Junina Roux Jr 22 shot his wife today then killed himself. He died an hour later from the self-inflicted wound. Police report family troubles as the motive in this fatal domestic incident.
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Biloxi
Biasity
Junina Roux, Jr
Second Death After Anderson Shooting
Anderson, July 15 — B F Ramey, 46, who was wounded five times near here last night in a shooting affray in which Thomas Hays Sr was killed, died today. Officers say the trouble began when Ramey and his brother in law accused Hays of sending Bagwell a miniature coffin with a note telling them to leave the state.
Kirkwood Opposes Atlanta Merger Call for Vote
Kirkwood residents meeting at city hall debated annexation to Atlanta. Mayor T. J. Bryan defended Kirkwood’s finances and stated the town fears loss of identity. Opponents organized to block merger, urging a public vote. petition signatures rose as discussions to hold more meetings continue.
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Kirkwood
Atlanta
Kirkwood City Hall
T. J. Bryan
Bryan
Atlante
Poiceman
Sutton
R. J. Davidson
Johnson
Paul J. Talbot
W.H. Saunders
Edgewood
Mercer
Counel
Gang Plans Resurrection of Executed Robber Body
Chicago July 15 an organized gang planned to seize the body of Harry Ward after his hanging to attempt resuscitation with pulmotors. Walter E Boeger said a stranger offered the scheme. Boeger refused and informed authorities. Similar efforts were reported in the Sam Cardinella case. London July 15 Dr Christopher Addison resigned from the cabinet over government curtailing a housing scheme.
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Chicago
Walter E. Boeger
Harry Ward
Boeger
Ward
Hfe
Jar
Sam Cardinella
London
Christopher Addison
House of Commons
Gloom and Joy Sermons in Atlanta Park Services
The committee on church cooperation urges avoiding gloom and chasing joy through open-air sermons and events. Dr W H Major spoke at Piedmont Park while Dr B R Lacy is set to address Washington Street capital crowds. attendees are urged to seek the light of life and the joy of Jesus.
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Ibledmont Park
Atlanta
Sengay
W. H. Major
Piedmont Park
Jesus
Dr. Lyons
Washington Street
B. R. Lacy Iwill
Churches News Highlights Across Atlanta Churches
Calvary Methodist preaches Sunday morning on Spiritual Addition and evening on My Amusements. Grace Methodist features Why Atlanta Methodist Ministers Are Attacking the Dance and A Broken Hearted Father. Park Methodist lists Emory president Cox and Kobe dean Haden to preach with America and Japan topic. Wesley Memorial schedules sermons by Bishop Candler and Dr. Dickey. Trinity and First Methodists present varied services and choir music. Epworth, St Mark's, Moore Memorial, Gordon Street baptist and Ponce de Leon Baptist plan morning and evening services with guest speakers, while Second Baptist unites in Capitol lawn service. Numerous Presbyterian churches including Central, College Park, West End, East Point, Capitol View and North Avenue announce morning sermons, Sunday school, and evening programs with multiple pastors and guest speakers. Church of Christ and related Christian groups outline Bible studies, sermons, and Sunday schedules across multiple locations.
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Grace Methodist
Grace Methodist Church
Paarter
Hey
Marvin Williama
Atlanta Methodist Adinisters
Marvin Williams
Ponce DE Leon
Second Baptist
Henry Alford Portter
Bazle- Ihorat
Mist
D. W. Key
Capitol
Capitol Lawn
P.O. Boomis
Elizabeth Marah
Tople
Capitol Grounds
Onion
Lacey
College Park Presbyterian
College Park Presbyterian Church
I. W. Stokes
Yastor
Church OF Christ
Churches of
Ghhrist
West End Avenue
Gootpasture
McLendon Avenue
Elmira
Don Hockaday
John A. Kiingman
Elmira Place
Church of Chrlst
B.C. Goodpasture
James J. Reynolds
Nashville, Tenn
SERVICES FOR NEGROES AT VARIOUS ATLANTA CHURCHES
A list of Sunday services across Atlanta's churches with times and pastors. Bethel Lev Resingleton, Allen Temple Rev. B ward, Palak, Cosmopolitan Rev. W. J. Fillion, Peter's Rev. Horace Williams, Trinity A. D. Hardeman, Grant Chapel Rev. S. Z. Hoan, Antioch Rev. J. W. Langaster, St. Mars Rev. J.B. Epperson, Reed Street Rev. E. P. Johnson, Tabernacle Rev. C. Young, St. Luke Rev. Diggs, Mt. Moriah Rev. T. T. Gholstein, Antioch Rev. Timothy Laine, Beuch Rev. H. S. Coleman, Pas tor Sharpe, Blon Hil Rev. C. H. Robinson, Butler Street Rev. A. Bo Smith, Westside A. F. Dalley, Ariel Bowen Rev. J. C. Grover, Fort Street Rev. MM. Boreh, South Atlanta Rev. W. B. Woods, St. Luke Rev. W. F. Strickland, Rush Memorial Rev. G. J. Thomas, St. Mark Rev. J. J. Alston, with morning and evening services listed.
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Suntay
A.M. Es
Bethel Lev
Resingleton
Allen Temple
B. “Ward
Palak
A. Grey
God Cosmopolitan
W. J. Fillion
J. Antioch
Decatur
J. W. Langater
Wil
St. Mars
J.B. Epperson
Japitot Churches
Reed Street
Bev
E. P. Johnson
Trulpit AL A. My
P. Tabernacle
Tet
C. Young
St. Luke
Tt Diggs
Piesching
Mernig
Ventog
Mt. Moriah
T. T. ‘Gholstein
Antioch
Timothy Laine
Beuch
Coleman
Poa
H. Sharpe
Blon Hil
H. Robinson
Pasor
Butler Street
A Bo Smith
West Wiitenen
A. F. Dalley
Olkeey Temple
Ariel Bowen
J. C. Grover
Fort Street
MM. We ‘Boreh
South Atlanta
W. B. Woods
A. m
J. J. Alston
the Panol
Four Drowned When Schooner H. Marie Brown Sinks
Off Thomaston Maine the schooner H. Marie Brown sank after a collision with the steamship Harmodius thirty miles east of Fire Island. Four crew members perished including Captain B. W. Belyes, while surviving crewmen were rescued by the Harmodius and brought to port.
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New York
H. Marie Brown
Thomaston
Maine
Harmodius
Fire Island
B. W. Belyes
New battleship Washington nearly complete
Washington, July 15 The Washington, third American battleship with electric drive, will be launched at Camden, New Jersey, early in September. sister to the Maryland and in line with Colorado and West Virginia, all mounting 15 inch guns. Displacement 32,600 tons, 62.5 feet long, 97 feet beam. Four propellers powered by four 11,000 horsepower motors from two 18,000 horsepower turbine generators. expected speed 21 knots.
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Washington
Camden
N. J
Navy Department
Newashington
Maryland
Navy
Colorado
West Virginia
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
Umbrellas Sought for Atlanta Traffic Officers by City Council
The Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association filed a petition with the city clerk urging the mayor and council to provide umbrellas to all traffic policemen. The group noted that most major U.S. cities supply protection in bad weather and argued it would boost efficiency during rain and storms. Proposals called for watch towers at principal intersections.
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Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
Amelia R. Woodall
United States
Atlanta
Eet Tt
Nine Union Leaders to Quit Strike Area in WV
Nine leaders of the United Mine Workers including International agent David Robb will leave West Virginia before next Monday night after the state government announced the agreement with union officials. The West Virginia Supreme Court had denied habeas corpus releases. Robb and others will depart while a few residents may stay to manage relief work for miners.
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Charleston
David Robb
United Mine Workers of America
Mingo County
West Virginia
Robb
Joan Brown
Indianapolis
Robert Gilmore
Pittsburg
Kan
John, Metzer
Herbert Hall
John Davis
Metzer
Hall
United Mine Workers
Ole
Edward Dobbins
Mingo
Supreme Court
Davis
Henry Koon
J. B. Wiggins
Jake* Coburn
Ex-Chief of Staff McAndrews in Serious Condition
Washington July 15 Major General James W McAndrews former chief of staff for General Pershing in France and president of the general staff college is in a serious condition at Walter Reed Army Hospital suffering from a general breakdown after nine months as a patient. In Turkey and Egypt women of the better class wear a white film over the face exposing darkened eyes.
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Washington
Turkey
Egypt
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Lrinity Methodist
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Epworth Methodist
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Norfolk
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B. I. Lacy, Jr
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Christian Endeavor Society
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Lorest
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Allene Avenue
Dill
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R. E. Holcomb
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