House Votes to Send Tariff Bill to Conference
Washington August 22 by 198 to 69 the House sent the tariff bill to conference for its third re drafting. Six Republican conferees will meet to revise about 2438 changes revealed by the Senate reprint. Democrats claim the measure won t be reported out until after the election while Republicans hedge on timing.
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Washington
Howes
House
Senate
James
Hich
Crade
Monde
Wyoming
Campbell
Kansas
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
DIN
Struck from Ambush Young Leader Michael Collins Martyr
Michael Collins died after an ambush while traveling toward Cork from the southwest. The Irish revolutionary figure was targeted near Bundon, a town 20 miles southwest of Cork, amid disrupted communications and curbs on news from Ireland. Born in Rosscarbery County Cork, he rose as a leading guerrilla figure and negotiator before his death.
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Universal Service
London
Michael Collins
Ireland
Cork
Bundon
Sreeland
Irish
England
Arthur Griffith
Mick Crlling
de Valera
Collins
Michael Calling
Rosscarbury
County Cork
Cahill Arrest Follows Close New Haven Democratic Primary
In New Haven county Thomas E Cahill Democrat registrar was arrested after polls closed in a disputed primary. Sheriff Thomas L Reilly and Edward P Keating lead a faction claiming Cahill and deputies erased or withheld names from the Democratic voter lists. Reilly carried 21 of 33 wards, claiming 84 delegates to Connolly’s 48 as fighting continues.
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Cahill
New Haven
Reilly
Democratic Registrar of Voters
New Haven County
Thomas E. Cahill
Thomas L. Reilly
Meriden
Edward P. Keating
Connecticut
Myles F. Connolly
Waterbury
Eugene J. Harrigan
Nemg
Willam
McGrath
Sim
Ilar
Harri San
Facton
Shorii Reilly
Tuller Keating
Cahil
Vrank 5
Bergin
Democrat Town Committee
Chargey Galore
Reily-Keating
Cahil-Bergin
Democrat Sgy
Hig
Burglary Suspect Nabbed After Hot Street Chase
A self confessed burglar Louis Clarmer, 27, Yonkers NY, was captured after a mile chase by Patrolman Minogue near 259 State St. Jewelry and cash were found on him. The incident ties him to multiple break ins including a 38 Orland St. theft with 29 in cash and two watches.
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Louis Claraer
Yonkers
N. C
State St
Afernoen
Falrleman
Thomas L. Minogue
Clamer
Orland Street
Antone Olsen
Maan
Membary
Neighvorg
Olsen House
Minogue
Traih
Buralar
Angy
Clarmer
Qiven
Clumer Weg
Jitneurs Accuse Ex President of Mismanagement
Reported accusations by jitneurs against John T Boyle of Madison Moor Transit, renamed White Line Bus, claim severe mismanagement caused impoverishment. A Hartford meeting of the Connecticut Gas Owners association was convened by Public Utilities officials to press for Doyle's accounting.
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John T. Boyle
Lincoln Avohia
North Ana South Main Street
Jurney Line
Madison Moor Transit Corporation
Doyle
Wiilappeuya
Con- Nesticut Gas Owners Association
Public Utilities Commission
Jtig
State Capitol
Hartford
Mitsy Duke Melhail
White Line Bus Corporation
Jitneymen
Sheling
Dules McPhail
Fifth District Republicans and Voters' League Nominate Price
Committees from the Fifth District Republican club and the Voters' League convened at 641 Norman street to negotiate a compromise. Alderman Price was renominated, with Murray H. Chapin and Mrs. Sarah J. Cooper named delegates by the Voters' League and Elmer H. Hagen as a Republican delegate. The caucus faced disruption from Waters League representatives but reached a split delegation arrangement and adjourned with Price praised for his tenure. Observers noted a quarrel over naming procedures before the vote.
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G. O. P. Club and
Voters’ League
Price
Fifth District
Republican Club
Norman Street
Waters League
Voters League
Rapahican Organization
Howard Avenue
Wiliam Chew
Swiden J
Willams
Lulu
Honaina
William Chey
MRA Secretary of Voters League Dies Suddenly
Edward More of 2204 Main Street, longtime secretary of the Republican Voters' League and former assistant secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, collapsed of cerebral shock at a meeting in Stratfford and died at Bridgeport Hospital. He was a retired businessman, in poor health, and widely known in city political and civic circles.
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Edward More
Mainstock
Republican Voters’ League
Chamber of Cammores
Bridgeport
Merk
Voters’ League
Stratffard
Frank W. Stevens
Ing
Mora
40000 Non Union Miners Granted 47 Percent Wage Rise
Pittsburgh readers learn that wage increases for miners and coke workers in the Fayette region will take effect tomorrow. Greensburg reports 47 percent average rises for 20000 to 40000 non union miners in Westmoreland and Fayette counties, decided at today’s meeting of operators including BH C Prien, Keyatane, Delmont Gas Coal, Irwin Gas Coal, Westmoreland Coal, and Mt. Pleasant Coal companies.
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Fayette
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Greensburg
Westmoreland and
Fayette Counties
BH. C. Prien Coal and Coke Company
Keyatane Coal Company
Delmont Gas Coal Company
Irwin Gas Cost Company
Westmore‘and Coal Company
Mt. Pieas Sunt Coat Compiny
Soft Coal Price Boost Seen Inevitable by Dealers Here
The strike action by Southern Illinois miners and mine shutdowns affect 3,500 workers at four mines including Orient mine in Salone with over 1,000 employees. Open market coal prices in New York rise to 12.50 per ton, prompting dealers to warn of inevitable higher prices by September 1. City Ice and Coal and Sprague Ice and Coal report tightening supplies and plan purchases on the open market to sustain factory demand, signaling price increases across the region.
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New York
Associated Press
United States Steel Corporation
Midvale, Steel and Ordnance Company
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Charles Solwwat
Eugene Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Himsel
Matthews
Crucitly Steel Corporpose
Wall Street
Samme
Philadelphia
United Mine Workers
United Mine ‘Workers
John L. Lewis
Catted Mine Workers
Samuel D. Warriner
Lehigh Coal and W Navigation Company
Tfranefport
Lik
Ulinois
Nown Lomarrow
West Pranittort
Almnalg
West Frank- Tort
Salone
Tynevitabla
Mambary
Bridgeport
Age Sealation
Sayly Wiobtainsbio
Opan Maynet
Harry E. Hayated
Yee & Coal Company
Husted
Iee and Coal Company
Huxted
Retsa
Verda
Sprague Ice and Cha
Arthur J. Sprague
Septander Ll
Sas
Negro Killed in Coal Chute Attack at Somerset
Aug 22 Somerset Kr reports a unidentified Black man killed when shots hit coal chutes of the Southern railroad near town. Officials consider state troopers, as guards are beefed up after the night attack, with about a dozen shots fired.
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Somerset Kr
Goa
Wage contracts signed ending Indiana strike
Terre Haute Ind Aug 18 Way contracts ending the soft coal strike in Indiana which has been in progress for nearly five months were signed by operators and miners here at 3 69 p m.
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Terre Hauteh
Ind
Indiana
Sal the admiring forma and Jennie Jing tale
In a lively, if garbled, recounting from Pare Two, witnesses and onlookers cheer as Jennie Jing and Sally Shootz figure in a courtroom scene. The narrative mentions twelve men counted, jury judges, and Jennie’s actions described with rough slang, leaving the moral unclear and the tone chaotic.
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Pwo
Mra
Elizabeth Molar
Arctic Street
Yeeterday
Jitneurs
U. S. Steel Corporation
New Corporation
State Association
oMcla
All Bank
Tomorow
Goads
Sanvucleu
Loomis
Lehigh
Valley
William Beslar
Dorsey ‘Conti
Europe
Ume
Association of Railway Executives
I. F. Loree
Delaware and Hudzon
Eastern Presidents Conference
Brotherhood
Steel
Railroad Lavor Board
David Williams
Eastern
Harding
Bup
Ivery
League
Elmer H. Havens
Committee
Stratfield
Miles
Strone
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Illinois
Boasie Bing
Acquistay
Sally Shootz
Sally
Jennie Jing
Sen
Jennie
Ings
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