Forty Fighters Prepare to Quit Farmer Labor Party
NEW YORK August 5 A formal withdrawal announced by the committee of 48 from the Farmer-Labor party amid charges the Utah branch is controlled by the Industrial Workers of the World The 48ers plan re organization at a Monday executive committee meeting per secretary Allen McCurry The Palmer Labor party is called radical and not aligned with the original aims of the 48ers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer-Labor Party
I. W. W. Control
Committee of 48
Utah Teaders
Christensen
New York
Perley P. Christensen
IH. A. McCollem
Charles A. Weaver
Utah Farmer-Labor Organization
Industrial Workers of the World
Fonday
Allen McCurry
48Ers
Palmer-Labor Party
Harding Urges Conscience as Guide for Nation
Senator Harding spoke to Spanish War veterans urging the nation to follow its conscience in peace and war, saying America should play its part without inviting foreign powers. He tied defending American rights to both the Spanish and World Wars, noting humanity urged action but flagging at physical infringement. The talk coincided with veterans inviting Harding and Mrs. Harding to lead the reunion as regimental hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Council of Foreign Owers
America
Anyme
Cmal
Iis Veicr
Earth Hiaip Intagtry
Hen Shenator
Harding
Hey
Trainman crushed to death by freight cars
Murphy a 24 year old brakeman was crushed between two freight cars at 8 20 last night near Connecticut Avenue and Hanceport when the accident occurred He sustained internal injuries and died seven hours later at the hospital Dr Coyle of the Baltimore general staff attended him Murphy a resident of Quincy Mass was at work in the freight yard at the time of the accident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Murphy
Rlgenort
Urphy
Hop
Connecticut
Br. Coyle
Bmore Gener
Qui Mass
Mexican Patrol Boats Seized In New Revolt
Hostilities have begun at Ensenada in the revolt against the Mexican federal government. The patrol ship Tecate was seized by Cantu authorities and Captain Leon ardo Zepeda killed. The seizure followed the Newark's arrival with the news at Ensenada, amid the rise of David Zarate as a political challenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Ensenada
Esteban Santa
Seiz
Cantu
Mmair
Tetate
Leonardo Zepeda
Tecate
Newark
A.hf
Menore
Seepper Pre
Point San Jose
David Zarate
Allies Aid Preparations for Poland in War Outlook
London dispatch reports allied powers planning armed aid for Poland as Soviet diplomacy secures a hand in armistice talks. Warsaw grants Minsk armistice delegates power to negotiate peace while aiming to keep Polish sovereignty intact. Continued discussions between Britain and France follow Poland's critical military position.
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London
Europe
Poland
Minsk
Arsin
Moscow
Sillex
Polish Council of Defense
Warsaw
Asinyk
Rioting Over Strike Breakers Injures Dozens in Denver
A Denver mob attacked strike breakers and sympathizers, injuring 30 to 35 people including Chief Hamilton Armstrong and multiple policemen. Five street cars were wrecked and the Denver Post plant damaged as crowds, about a thousand strong, clashed with authorities amid fires in Frankfort Heights and a citywide unrest lasting into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Hamilton Armstrong
Denver Post
Trades and Labor Assembly
Nellock
Frankfort Heights
Liden
Carmen
Springfield Riots Turn City Upside Down
A mob of more than 3,000 seized control of West Prankind Vilagis after two youths Amici Calcaterra aged 19 and Tony Hempel aged 18 were found murdered. Forty injured, four seriously, as riots spread following reports from Carterville I about arrests. Rioters demanded prisoners.
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ST. Louis
Vilagis
Amici Calcaterra
Tony Hempel
Carterville
Ponzi Tells in Part How He Made Millions
In Boston on August 5, Ponzi outlined his money making scheme claiming foreign exchange could boost investments within months. He described turning $20,000 into $400,000 in under four months and handling large sums daily, asserting profits despite postal rules. He claimed his agents in Europe would share fifty fifty and hinted at ongoing operations.
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Ponzi
Boston
Europe
Fong
Tme
Egrong
Circulation Department Post Public Notice
A circulated public notice from the Circulation Department Post Publishing Company appears to address publication actions. The brief item indicates filings or deadlines related to distribution and printing procedures for forthcoming editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Publishing CO
Irish Crimes Bill Passed Amid Stormy Debates in London
In a heated session Premier Lloyd George and Asquith faced off as the Irish crimes bill passed second reading 289 to ... The motion to delay to tomorrow evening was defeated. Asquith attacked government policy while Lloyd George challenged Irish dominion proposals and warned of Ireland as a dangerous empire spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Q Lloyd-George
Herbert H. Asquith
John Robert Clynes
Laborite
Aign
Andrew Bonar Law
Farnell
Asquith
Ireland
Cromwell
Hamar Greenwood
Lloyd-George
Robbery Report From Virelli Auto Theft
State Police Sergeant Frank Virelli reports his automobile robbed while he worked in the sheriff’s office. A silver spoon from Judge Josiah Marean’s family silverware collection, taken from his Greens Farms summer home, was recovered on the thief. A youth fled on foot. another boy was arrested and to be processed in juvenile court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Vireli
Golden Hill Street
Gounty Court House
Vielli
Sherif Simeon Pease
Ater
Josiah T. Marean
Sernt Virelli
Kon
Yesteriy
Virelli
Lee
Juventia
City cannot depend on haphazard jit service
Walter H. Jackson, transportation expert, reports to Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce that the jitney bus system is doomed to disappear against faster, more economical electric car service. He notes 13 to 16 seat buses cannot operate for 20 to 25 cents without taxes, endorses one man trolley cars, and cites Bridgeport as a major jitney hub second only to Newark, N J. The findings aim to justify replacing the current system with organized electric mass transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Jackson
Chamber of Commerce
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Reading
Newark
N. J
JIINEYMEN PLAN TO NGORPORATE Bus Owners Form City Corporation
Liens were taken yesterday by the jitneymen to incorporate. President John B. Senwartz of the Bridgeport Bug Owners association says bus owners in the city, belonging to the bus organization, are asked and 99 percent said they would join the corporation. The corporation aims to be a reality within about a week after legal preliminaries. It plans to maintain margins with wholesale purchases of oil vaseline spare parts and supplies, employ five men for night work, and rapidly improve service under corporate guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwartz
Bus mass transport debate in Connecticut railway shift
A circulated report to chamber members analyzes bus operation viability. It weighs physical and financial aspects, noting that large double decker buses are slow and costly, while smaller ten seat buses may outpace New York services in cost efficiency. It questions whether buses can fully replace rail systems from physical and financial viewpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Beng
Connecticut
Dutxson
Chix
Bridgeport
New York
M Jackson
Jipney Driver Assaulted Near Trumbull and North
Thomas F. Iracey a fiber driver of 17 Matin Street told police he was attacked by a passenger on a bus at the intersection of Trumbull Road and North Avenue. He described a sound beating but could not identify the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Iracey
Matin
Trumbull Road
North Avenue
Tracey
Jitney Head Tells How Busses Are Planning Better Service
President John G. Schwartz denied that bus service was tapering off. He said larger busses on Main Street carry passengers 1000 percent better while easing congestion, and that smaller busses will serve poorer paying routes to balance coverage. Inspectors enforce repairs and driver conduct to reduce public inconvenience and improve service.
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Jitney Head
John G. Schwart
Main Street
Amare
Mordé
iWorth Bridgeport
Seaview Avenue
Wealthy Chicago Women Help Market Baskets Challenge High Prices
Wilmette residents and Chicago farmers opened a producer consumer market with women leading the effort. Vendors offered four bunches of parsley for 5 cents, chicken at 4 cents, and potatoes at 7 cents as grocers’ prices far exceeded this. The event drew crowds in cars and on foot. the lot was donated for the market, planned to run three times weekly, with plans to expand to other Chicago areas and welfare work for the poor.
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Cricago
Wilmette
Chicago
Paul Schroeder
Ty ‘Eutsuauers
Cou
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