Move to disavow attack on court discussed by Knights
A damaged Boston dispatch reports a July 21 letter from Catholic citizens urging the Knights of Columbus to disavow an attack by Supreme Knight James A. Flaherty on the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court in connection with Pelletier. The ballot lists two supreme officers candidates Mulligan and Hart as contenders for supreme secretary post.
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Atlantic City
Knights of Jolumbue
Boston
Supreme
James A. Flaherty
Supreme Coar
Massachusetts
Ensoraer
Luke FE. Hart
GOAL OPERATORS READY FOR PARLEY IN WAGE NEGOTIATIONS
The report states goal operators prepared for parley with demands including a semi national union and a substantial wage scale. They hinted at accepting the 1920 wage base of 7.40 dollars for common underground labor while coal associations in Ohio weigh broader state representation in talks.
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Ohio
Mir Lewis
Hielcles
Ted
Wight
Ito Seven ouEr
Obenchain Jury Reports Possibility of Verdict
Los Angeles July 31 jurors in the case of Sire Madelynne Chenennig? on trial for the rider of J Belton Kennedy were kept late as a majority said a verdict might be reached. The report notes preparations to keep the jury out another night amid lingering uncertainty.
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Los Angeles
Sire
Madelynne Chenenain
J. Belton Kennedy
Selrigerors
Handy Andy Praises Radio Invention And Help In Stores
Handy Andy extols radio as a remarkable invention and a source of entertainment and information. He notes broadcasts are accessible to anyone with a wireless set and invites readers to Handy Judy for parts and complete setups.
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Vye
Judy
Shipping Men Favor New Dock Site Steg One
Shipping men back a proposed new waterfront dock between Twenty Street and the Bridge with a twelve to fifteen foot draft. The Wheeler and Howessie firm acquisition at the Pequannock bank could attract lumber, coal and other cargo to a large public dock in Bridgeport. The harbor figures show 18,572 steamers and 3,829,749 tons, with growth expected as new facilities emerge.
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Metadius Clopcwin
Groen
Pillraad
Tenty Street
Copyess Street
Mir
Blackman
Hewes
Bob
Cwlrpag
Bank of the Pequenns
Ely
Iis
Waterfront Ib
Bing
Doe
Bridgeport
President revises settlement terms in rail labor talks
The President press reports indicate a new framework for railway labor talks. Executives may gain restoral to former grades while demands on workforce numbers are adjusted. Officials warn many new hires could be temporary and later replaced as the government seeks to avert a broader strike.
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Tleally
Mhory Mechanicg
Aintsalf
Tralg Weme
Presigens Agnss
Pte
Rail shopmen in Chicago weigh President's peace plan
Chicago leaders of the strik ing railway shopmen arrive for a crucial meeting on the President Harding peace proposals. Bert M. Jewell leads the six craft groups now on strike as they brace for a countywide response and possible return to work if the plan secures union support. Meanwhile railway presidents in New York consider the same proposals.
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Chicago
Harding
Wuld
Raiiseil
Americay Federation
Libor
Bert M. Jewell
Sible
New York
Mentoni Balief
H Hyer
Union to defend members in riot case
An article notes the union will defend members involved in a riot case. It cites Frank declar, Farrington of Illinois, and mentions garnishment actions and concerns over the safety of those tied to the riot. The wording is fragmentary but centers on union protection and legal action.
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Cdefe
Massiiers
Frank Eclar
Mere Farrington
Ilinois Pexident
Teday
Farringtonn
Coal shipments to cross sea in fall plan
More than 1,000,000 lots of pout are to travel to the United States from Wales and the east coast of Baxpr by September 7, per Vice President Simul of the Emergency Fleet Corporation. Chariots have been built for 79 trips, totaling 400,000 tons, to aid in the coal import. Milk cans are giving way to tank trucks for dairies due to temperature control, improved sanitary methods, and lower truck costs.
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Washington
United States
Wales
Baxpr
Vicr
Simul
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Ecaal
Allies 10 Resis Advance of Greeks
Disjointed report notes Allied and Greek tensions near Constantinople with Greece amassing troops at Rhodes and Britain sending reinforcements while political measures, including Smyrna autonomy, aim to shape the Near East crisis.
Missouri primaries focus on Reed fight and party tickets
In Missouri primaries today the Reed faction battles for the Democratic and Republican nominations for U S Senate and other offices. The campaign pits James Reed against challengers amid a crowded field as women mobilize at the polls.
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Reed
Missouri
Kansas primary industrial court issue unfolds in race
Fragmentary OCR from a Kansas primary election story outlines a Republican senatorial contest. Names mentioned include Morgan, Lambertson, and Bubs as leading figures with possible support shifts. The piece hints at endorsements and factional dynamics within the party ahead of the vote.
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Nophra
Tito
W Morgan
Lambertsen
Goveronor Bubs
Bhese Neal
McNeat Ary Krapp
Berlin Sees Political Trade In Near East
Political and economic bets swirl as Solvrna and Wealernsin Minoy gain autonomy and a future move toward full independence of Liat province under Venizelos. Greek forces may seize Constantinople as a behind the scenes bargain with Jonge do and France aims at Near East hegemony. Berlin fears impact on trade and exchange rates as tensions rise.
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Swalin
Solvrna
Wealernsin Minoy
Liat Province
Venizelos
Constantinople
Jongedo
France
Legemony
Near Eset
Chilis
Germany
Berlin
Mterestas
Turkey
Ohio Governor Aims to Open Mines in Conference
Governor Davis announces a formal appeal to the President and miners in Columbus to mediate a settlement with Southern White Coal operators. He forwards requests for a conference and offers aid to reach an agreement on terms for the Southern Ohio district.
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Ohio
Columbus
Associated
Makes Home Grinks Better With Horsford's Acid Phosphate
An old advertisement touts Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a booster for fruit juice or water, claiming it makes drinks more invigorating and wholesome, with vivid, promotional language of the period.
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Horsford
Sheriff Depicts Fairfield Officer in Charge of Case
An officer testified that Blewood received 125 from Joseph Skebo amid an alleged liquor charge and bond setup for Skebo’s appearance. Elwood admitted receiving cash but denied turning it over to court officials while denying intent to drop charges, with police and state authorities coordinating the investigation into the liquor and driving under the influence allegations.
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Tia
Blewood
Joseph Skebo
Skebo
Patfield
Star Police
Terals
Skobo
Elwood
Chefina
Shebo
Mquor
Steveke
Robert T. Hurley
Dwar Hickey
Bridgenort
Frank Virelli
Skebo Wace
Oval
Elwood Tole
Ku Klux Klan Activities Not Worrying Connecticut Governor
Hartford July report quotes Governor Everett J. Lake saying he finds no serious Klan activity in Connecticut and notes a comic opera style midnight initiation as not evidence of a real threat. He cites a letter to GC K Bulledge of Chicago about the national sentiment on combating such groups. He calls some organizers "sharp artists" collecting easy money.
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S. Hartford
Ku Klux Klan
Connecticut
Everett J. Lake
K. Bulledge
Chicago
Lile
Southport Women Raise Funds for Church Projects
Southport women of the Trinity Moncepal church organized weekly chapel work, plays, and bake sales to raise money for church needs. They have sewn clothing for locals, painted the church exterior, and funded a pavilion project with profits supporting cushions, seats, and future rectory painting. Mrs. H. B. Sherwood leads the auxiliary with active supporters.
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Woman’s
Triniy Moncepal Church
Churel
Shephard
Ovi
Gover Baeksward
Sollelting
Urinary Southpore
Sor
Sasquanaug Society
Baer
H. B. Sherwoad
Ohio Politician Uses Odd Campaign Music Scene
Ohio report describes a local candidate staging a campaign event on a street corner with a Magnavox phonograph and jazz orchestra playing to a crowd. The piece notes distribution of campaign literature and cites a swing in procurement and payroll figures from New York manufacturing plants connected to the effort.
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Columbes
Ohio
Ute Music Box
New York City
Aig
Eensuy
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