Logan Operators Seek Injunction Against United Mine Workers
Logan coal operators and non union miners plan separate injunctions in Logan circuit court to bar United Mine Workers from organizing in Logan county fields. petitions name Bert Altizer Charley Boodin John Balog and others alleging a conspiracy to force non union contracts and coerce miners. persistent federal suit move to dismiss awaits judge's ruling.
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Logan
United Mine Workers
Charleston
W. Va
Robert Bland
A. M. Belcher
Bland
Belcher
Bert Altizer
Charley Boodin
John Balog
Logan County
Miners Union
Anner
Logan Fields
Logan Opera
United States
Percy Tellow
International Organization
District 17
T. C. Townsend
McClintic
Harding Adm Seeks Use of Canal Profits for New Atlantic Pacific Link
Washington reports the Harding administration favors applying Panama Canal profits to funding a potential new interoceanic waterway from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Cabinet discussions followed a surge in canal traffic and rising tolls, with no concrete project yet outlined. Officials awaited the Central American conference decisions before comment.
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Washington
Harding
Weeks
Atlantic
Pacific
Bond Election Slated For Late March Or Early April
City Manager Clarence E Ridley said the bond election will likely be held in the latter part of March or early April. Two city board members will be away for three to four weeks, and final action will await their return before drafting the ordinance calling the election.
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Clarence E Ridley
City Board of Directors
Richey
Bluefield
Italian Chamber Approves Washington Treaties
The Italian chamber of deputies approves the Washington conference treaties and plans formal ratification by secret ballot. Mussolini notes support for the conventions while factions debate disarmament and Italy’s naval preparedness. Princess Yolanda engagement announced to applause.
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Associated Press
Rome
Italian Chamber of Deputies
Mussolini
Italy
Fascisti
Giunta
Chamber
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Wilson
Europe
Oresident Harding
League of Nations
America
Yolanda
County
Calvi DiBergolo
Weather forecaster predicts small changes across regions
The Weather Bureau said no major temperature changes are expected tomorrow but noted higher temperatures likely across areas east of the Mississippi on Thursday. Cold in the eastern states persists, with Texas and the Canadian northwest warmer. Atlantic coast storm warnings span from Cape Hatteras to Eastport as the system moves northeast toward gale force winds and snow in parts of the middle and northern Atlantic states, the upper Ohio Valley and the lower Great Lakes.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Mississippi
Middle Missouri
Plains States
Texas
Canadian
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
Eastport
Middle
North Atlantic
Upper
Ohio Valley
Lower
Lake Region
Mississini
City considers bond election for garbage measure and new bridge
City directors discussed a proposed ordinance for garbage and debris disposal with a spring bond election planned to fund urgent city improvements. They also weighed building a second bridge west of Allen Street over the Norfolk and Western tracks and sought a conference with railroad officials to advance the project.
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Ritz
Allen Street
Norway
Richey
Norfolk and Western
Bluefield
Thm Railroad Company
Princeton Avenue
Crawford
City and Railroad Company
Early Action on Debt Agreement
Washington reports President Harding delays sending the British debt settlement to Congress while Republican leaders plan quick action. The program calls for House approval early next week and Senate passage by month end. Harding is to transmit the agreement with a written message, with debate on the enabling act undecided.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Repubican
House
Senate
Capitol
Denouncement of Haywood by Ku Klux Klan Leaders
New York reports that W M Evans imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan authorized New York representatives to denounce Rev Dr Oscar Haywood as a self proclaimed national kickard of the Klan arriving from the south to found an American Protestant movement. The statement says Haywood acts without Klan authority and that there is no official national kickard title.
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New York
W. HM. Evans
Atlanta
Imperial Wizard
Ku Klux Klan
Oscar Haywood
South
American Protestant Movement For the Advancement of
Haywood
Thomas Dixon
Rail strike moves French efforts to reopen transport
General Weygand and M. LeTrocquer arrive in Duesseldorf for a third visit regarding the complete railroad strike. They plan improved food transport to armies and civilians and aim to operate a twenty per cent normal passenger schedule with trained railway workers from France.
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Associated Press
Duesseldorf
General Weygand
M. LeTrocquer
France
Bergdoll Enemies Alien Property Return Bill Advances
The house interstate commerce committee approved a measure to return millions in enemy alien property seized during the war. It allows up to 10 000 per trust, restores stock and patents to original owners, and bars return of Bergdoll property. The plan could liquidate about 44 million of 2850 million held, with broader claims to Germany assets. The panel aims to report soon and seek swift action in both houses.
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Washington
House Interstate Commerce Committee
War Or
Navy Departments
Grover Cleveland
United States
Thomas Miller
Germany
Interstate Commerce Committee
House
Winslow
Senate
Bia Nffies
Near East Peace Talks End in Failure at Lausanne
Lausanne reports say mediation collapsed as Turkey rejects the allied treaty for now. Ismet Pasha will depart for Angora to confer with Ankara after Turkey offered to sign about eighty percent of the treaty while delaying financial and economic clauses. Armistice remains in effect. Ankara pledges to prevent hostilities and resume talks if Allies propose new terms.
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Associated Press
Lausanne
Ismet Pasha
Angora
Turkey
Angola
Count Massigli
Ismet
Welcome Home St Mihiel Prompts Savannah Preparations
Troops aboard the Army Transport St Mihiel pace the rainy decks as plans unfold for a grand reception at Savannah. Officials estimate arrival around 1 PM, with a formal dockside ceremony and a barbecue for enlisted men following a large parade to honor the World War era return.
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Dock
St. Mihiel
Associated Press
Army of Occupation
Rhine
United States
Saannah
Savannah
United States Army
Tybee Bar
South Carolina
Citizens Committee
Progress on Army Bill Pushes Senate Action
Washington reports rapid movement on the war department appropriation bill as the Senate edges toward passage within days. The shipping bill remains unfinished business and may be set aside to await the British debt funding measure, while administration leaders press to overcome opposition before adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
War Department
Harding
Rivers and harbors funds under fire in army bill debate
Senate debate stretched six hours over rivers and harbors provisions in the annual army appropriation bill. Critics attacked a more than 10 percent lump-sum increase as a death blow to budget theory, while supporters argued it funds engineers’ approved projects. Major General Beach noted $350,000 was allotted for Ohio river improvements from the lump sum.
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Washington
Senate
Budget Bureau
Congress
Wadsworth
New York
United States Army
Caraway
Arkansas
Ransdell
Louisiana
Beach
Army Engineers
Ohio River
Ohio House Defeats Bill Aimed at Ku Klux Klan
The Ohio House rejected a bill to regulate secret organizations within the state. The measure would have required such groups to file officer rosters with the secretary of state and maintain member lists for inspection, aiming to curb Klan activity.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohio House of Representatives
General Assembly
Secretary of State
Shinonen
Peace treaty prospects amid Lausanne talks with Turkey
Paris reports indicate possible near signing of the Turkey peace treaty as Ismet Pasha and Prem ier Poincare signal willingness to close with reservations on capitulations and economic clauses. Britain seeks unconditional Turkish acceptance. Curzon praises unity and readiness to sign with allies. Paris expects a decision within days. Angora trip looms if terms delay.
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Associated Press
Paris
Turkey
London
Jamet Pasha
Lausanne
Angora
Lord Curzon
Foreig
Anl
New East
Foreign Office
Premie Poinc
Officis
Poincare
Isme Pasha
Ismet
Marquis Curzon
Great Britain
France
Italy
Ismet Pasha
Angore
Pari
Isme
Curzon
Tonigh
Pavis Pat
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Stinnes
Essen
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Gelsenkirchen
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Gloge
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