Federal Troops to Stop Strikers in Arkansas District
Federal authorities deploy four companies of the fifth U S cavalry from Fort Sheridan to Arkansas coal region to enforce federal court orders amid labor unrest in Hartford valley. Major Nathaniel de McClure leads the force as Secretary Garrison cites impracticability of enforcing the law by other means and notes court actions and recent incidents in the area.
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Washington
Arkansas
U. S Court
Wasington Newcraper
Seretzy
Fifth
United States Cavalry
Fort Sheridan
Hartford Valley
Marshas Pavelesn
Willar
Troops Expected to Quell Colorado Mine Strike
Hartford Valley coal miners say they would welcome federal troops to restore order as a protracted Colorado strike and related disturbances near Chicago unfold. Deputy marshal issues remain unresolved while masked groups seized prisoners and tensions rise.
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Colorado
Chicago
Fort Smith
Smith
Ark
Hartford Valley
United States
I A. Cunningham
United “Mane Workers of America
Covington
Von Nunes Faces Jail Sentence In Court Contempt Case
Judge Andy Calhoun weighs ten day jail for contempt of court after attorney for DW Hawk objects to police testimony in theft case. Witness statement cited as lowering court dignity. attorney urged acquittal or reduced punishment. Details show ongoing contempt charge and potential sentencing actions.
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TiHan von Nunes
Son Nunes
Andy
Atte
Thea
Gall
Tudge Calhoun
Alliance Convention Draws Great Crowds
The annual district convention of the Missionary Alliance, in progress at Wiseionary Alliance on Tol Av, features Rey Belsham preaching a series from Revelations each morning at noon and Mrs. Jid Pkv Ali, the missionary to China, speaking in the afternoons. Belsham to speak again tonight at ten o'clock.
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Aristian Missionary Alliance
Wiseionary Alliance
Au Tol Avenue
saLress Rey F Belsham
Ali
China
Mites
Rev Belsham
Otlock
Augusta Man Tried By Jury Of Two Men
In superior court yesterday Will Hunt faced a robbery trial before a two member jury. The unusual proceeding occurred as two jurors were out and only a portion of the panel remained. The solicitor and defense counsel agreed to continue with the eight jurors as the rule allowed, with the defense having struck down to two jurors to decide the case.
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Augusta
Will Hunt
Attornes
Death of founder of Underground Railroad in Chicago
Chicago reports the death of James Henry Osgeog founder of the Underground Railroad aiding fugitive slaves to escape north. The obituary notes he died here at the age of 08 years, reflecting on his lifelong work and impact in helping enslaved people reach freedom.
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Chicago
James Henry Osgeog
Boy Dies In Accidental Self-Inflicted Shot
In Mitchell County Pelham November 2 Special The year old son of John Hurst a well known resident was accidentally killed about 2 o clock this afternoon as he prepared to go hunting his mother called him back and a hammer fired a bead striking his left side in the doorway the bullet passed through him.
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Pelham
John Hurst
Mitchell County
Accdentals
Monticello Mourns Henry S Glover and Others in Death Notices
Obituary notices from Monticello and neighboring towns report the deaths of Henry S Glover a 64 year old former government post office employee killed in Macon hospital his services held at the Presbyterian church. Also mourned are Mrs Alfred Marsh and Miss Sue Wo Bose with funeral services described and survivors named. Other notices include the deaths of Elias at his Desawood home and S D Hendricks at Rockmart with interments planned, and John Ray in Commerce and Lawrence Pope noted in brief deaths.
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Henry S. Glover
Monticello
Monticella Ga
Henry & Glover
Macon
Mondsy Snerring
Glover
Government Post Office Department
Presbyterian Church
James Bradley Vr Glover
Mra H
Siuver
Muss Joyce Glove
Wises
Augusta Glover
Elizabeth Clover
Margaret Glover
Vontiestlo
Alfred Marsh
Oscar Golden
Ori Moc
Bradley
Marsh
Wason
Rol Marsh
Waycross Wa Aaverivers
Elias Ane
Desawood
Ware
S McDowell
Griffin
Lee Cilia Fowstl
Washington Ga
Spechal
Sue Wo di Bose
Mra
P Quinn
John Rose
Washington
Robert Toombs
Teginbs
Washington Cemetery
Clearing House Money Not Wanted by McAdoo
Washington November Comp tagher of the Currency Williams to day began an effort to have clearing house associations retire all clearing house certificates before the federal reserve banks open November 16. Reports to the comptroller indicate about 190000 of these certificates outstand. Several cities report none. New York, St Louis, Boston, Philadelphia, and San Francisco have not yet sent specific advice.
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Washington
Tagher
Williams Today
Federal Reserve Banks
Cleveland
Peel
Meath
Atlanta
Hans City
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Neinneapolis
Chicago
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Upholsterers Meet at the Ansley Today
National Association of Upholstered Furniture Manufacturers delegates gather in Atlanta with headquarters at Hotel Piedmont. The program features efficiency talks, export trade discussions, a Forsyth theater party, a barbecue at the Buckhead grounds, a prison visit, and an auto tour. Delegates travel from Chicago Grand Rapids Cleveland St. Louis Cincinnati Jamestown and other points.
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National Association of
Hotel Piedmont
Forsyth Theater
Southern Gardens
Winewof
Buns Clus Grounds
Federal Prison
Chicago
Grand” Rapide
Cleveland
St . Louis
Cincinnat
Jamestown
Augusta Police Nab Safe-Cracker At Work
Augusta police captured Walter Boatwright a Black man accused of attempting to crack the Bankers Health Insurance company safe. Officers detailed to the scene watched the suspect for moments before detaining him without injuries.
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Augusta
Amessse
Bankers Health Insurance Company
Walter Boatwright
Negro Mito
No Receivership for Macon Gas Co
Macon Ga November 3 Speciit didge Mathews in the Bibo superior court today denied the petition of JT Dannenberg for the appointment of a receiver sustaining the demurrer of the gas company and dismissing a portion of the petition except that portion which he upheld some time ago by restraining the gas company from increasing its capital stock from 000,000 to 99,000
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Macon
Campaign to Save Charities Aims for $20000 Drive
Twenty committees of Atlanta businessmen launch a 4 o'clock campaign to raise 20000 in subscriptions for the Associated Charities of Atlanta on a permanent basis. Committees led by G Candler and J M B Hoey will recruit renewals from business firms, meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to assign territories and begin canvassing. The drive seeks annual renewals to stabilize funding, with about 2000 already pledged by a Whitehall Street firm and others.
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Atlanta
Pines
Chamber of Commerce Assembly
Mecauy Ux
G Candler
J MB Hoey Wie
Campaign Wa
Atx
Cranvassing
Tindsey Hopkings
Sheperd Bryn
Malpyater
Orr Hudson
Moore Vo
Paxgen
Lucien York
PoAden
Brittain
Wow
Grr
Hastings
George Hf Bus
Cmpbell
Lowndes
Lon Hucrison
Wol White
J Hall Miller RY Cylan Churman
A B Thom Bor
JF Letton
J Lee Barnes
EG Kontz Churman
C Hatcheran
Henry Schaul
Edgar Dunlon Kendall Weisiger
Adams Fred Elwaser
Elm
EB Pomeroy
J R Dfilon
R Wather
Hugo Bencker
WR Bean
R C Darby
EM "Davies
Francis Kamper
NE Murphey
Warding
Bod Watkins
T R Glenn
Mors
President Wilson Sees Election Returns From White House
President Wilson received nationwide election returns at the White House by special wire and studied bul le tins with his family late tonight. Attending were Leonard ands Ford Blot and Mrs Wilsons sister. From Princeton, Wilson had come to Washington to vote. News of Whitman’s New York governorship went to the White House with no surprise.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Whitman Republican
New York
Gregory Postmas
Burleson
Tunfilty
Congress
New Jersey
Alan B Walsh
Blyah C Hutchinson
Parker Kills Himself Over Finances in City Center
John L Parke, president of the city board of education and a noted political and financial figure, shot himself in the basement of his drug store in the business district, with financial troubles given as the cause. Also noted is the Washington funeral schedule for Lt Gen Adna B Chaffee Jr who died in Los Angeles and will be buried at Arlington after a St Johns Church service Monday.
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Gen. Chaffe
Washington
Adna B. Chatec
T. A
Satuday
Los Angeles
St. Johns Church
Arlington National Cemetery
General Chaffee
Glass of Salts Kidney Relief Promise
An old remedy claims to flush and detoxify kidneys and bladder using rad salts made from grape and lemon acids. It warns meat eaters to purge acids, describes symptoms like back pain, aches, coated tongue, and cloudy urine, and promotes drinking two tablespoons in water each morning to prevent kidney and bladder diseases.
Not Up To Teacher To Stop Pupils Flirting
In Little Rock Arkansas on November 3 the Arkansas Supreme Court ruled a teacher is not obligated to prevent flirting among pupils and cannot be disciplined by the school board for encouraging affairs. Robert Emile Roth of Crawford County had been fired after three months when the board voided orders to curb flirting. the court found the action insufficient grounds for dismissal and awarded him a salary for the year.
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Little Rock Ark
Arkansas
Arkansas Supreme Court
Robert
Emile Roth
Crawford County
Deputy Sheriff Shot at a Polling Place in Taylorville
In Terre Haute on November 9 Deputy Sheriff Peter Feller was shot and seriously wounded at a Seventh ward polling place by William A Mitchell. Mitchell claimed self defense after being assaulted by a crowd. George Klatt, Sheriffs candidate, was beaten. William E Horsley, a Republican candidate, was arrested after an altercation and jailed.
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Terre Haute
Sherif
Peter Feller
Wiliam A Mitchell
Mitchell
Taylorville
George Klatt
William E Horsley
Col Prosécutos
Editor Threatened by White Cap Demands in Texas
Terrell Texas November Monroe Drew editor of The Kaufman Hieraid received a notice from Captain No White Cap ordering publication of an fus paret under penalty of having his offices burned The note demanded that all farmers reduce acreage to two thirds under threat of punishment
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Terrell
Texas
Monroe
Kaufman
Hieraid
No ¢ White Cap
At Theaters McIntyre and Heath at Atlante and Atlanta
Local notes announce McIntyre and Heath bringing The Ham Tree to Atlante Friday and Saturday with matinee. The act has a large company, chorus, and famed dancers. Also credited is Peg My Heart at the Atlanta theater next Monday, with advance sale starting tomorrow. The piece features J Hort Manners and a varied cast including Ethel Won, Alma Chester, and James White in supporting roles. A rural route farmer received a demand letter from white capers to reduce cotton acreage.
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McIntyre
Heath
Atlante
John Carey
Paio
Americs
J Hort Jey Manners
Atlanta
Matt News
Fir
Hps
Hag
Oliver Moroso
Rit
Jamise White
Fred L. Brace Tiden Ay Jerry
Ighment Drew
Kaufman
President Wilson Votes in Two Minutes at Princeton
President Wilson returned to Princeton to stump for his party in New Jersey. At the railroad station he was greeted by a large student crowd, and it took him only two minutes to cast his ballot for the Democratic ticket, including Francis dates for congress legislature and sheriff.
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Princeton
Wilson
Hs Party
New
Congress
pSheritt
Cure for Pellagra Claim Promotes Remed y by Baughn
A letter extols Pellagra cure claims for Raughn Pellagra Remedy, praising weight gain from six pounds to ninety, urging sufferers to obtain the fig tree book and mail orders to American Confounding Co, Box 2003 Jasper Alabama, with a 35 cents refund offered if no cure.
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Paine Nicholas Laurel Miss
Fellasra
Raugh
Alabama
Bau
American Comfounding Co
Jasper Ala
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Cox
Greensfens Avenue
Hunter
Langley
Bullard
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Towde Springs Ga
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Cartersville
Cartersville Ga
S D Hendricks
Rockmart
Methodist Church
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Michael Ugnon
Woodward Avenue
John Ray
Commerce
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Lawrence Pope
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Deighisville
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