Miners' Union Leader Sentenced for Contempt in West Virginia
Rattweeter, representative of the Watted Mine Workers, was found guilty of contempt by Judge J G Lazelle in Morgantown and sentenced to 17 months with a $500 fine. Bail set at $200 pending appeal. Contempt arose from remarks about judges and injunctions during a May address to union members in the coal strike region.
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Morgantown
WooVa
Shermalions
Virginia
J G Luazelle
Nongalia Cucuit
Reed
Yue Contemip Acuion
Ae Union Teader Muic
Lazelle
Court halts union action amid speech dispute at mining firm
A judge issued an injunction restraining union members from organizing the mines of the company after a speech by Bittner Tadm4acen. The order bars actions that would interfere with individuals rights and suggests ongoing enforcement to prevent further disturbances tied to the Cantine ental Ccul Ca case.
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Defenso
Jnjunetion
Tor Eumpgny
Thirty Reichstag to Attend U S Meeting
Washington June 11 The German delegation to the annual meeting of the Interparliamentary Union in October will include at least 30 members of the Reichstag and may be led by former Chancellor Wirth. President Coolidge was informed today by Rep. Britten of Illinois, an executive officer of the union. Britten will fail for Tuscarora Saturday to participate in the conference.
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Wasilington
Jue
Interparliamentary Union
Relusag
Chancelor
Wirth
Coolidge
Britten
Ilinois
Britten Wit
Coolidge proposes Fleet Corporation ship sales power
President Coolidge told the Stopping Board on June 11 that the Fleet Corporation should receive full delegated authority to negotiate ship sales. The board would keep the right to approve or reject contracts. The move centralizes control over naval asset transactions.
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Washington
Coolidge
Government files antitrust suit against Tanneres
Washington June 11 AP The Government filed an anti trust suit in Chicago seeking dissolution of a monopoly in cattle and calf hide and hair products The Tanners Products Company American Hair Fel Company and 115 tanning firms nationwide named as defendants The petition alleges a conspiracy restraining interstate trade and commerce in cattle and calf hide and hair left and monopolizing such trade The defendants include Jolyns Manville Inc of New York and Johns Manville Inc of Massachusetts
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Washington
Chicago
Tanners Products Company
American Hair Fel Company
United States
Jolyns-Manville Incorporated
New York
Johns-Manville Incorporated
Massachusette
Industrial firms and leaders named in national textile arcana
The report lists Newark Hale Felt Company of Pennsylvania Densten Hair company of Massachusetts ey latone Hair Insulator company of Pennsylvania National Retarder company of Ohio and Fextis Fabrics Corporation of New Jersey. Individuals include V A Wallin of Chicago president of Tanner's Product Company and American Tail Felt Company and F Frank Manville of New York chairman of Johns Manville Inc.
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Newark Hale Felt Company
Pennsylvania
Densten Hair Company
Massachusetts
Eylatone Hair Insulator Company
National Retarder Company
Ohio
Fextis Fabrics Corporation
New Jersey
V A Wallin
Chicago
Tanners Product Company
American Tail Felt Company
F. Frank Manville
New York
Johns-Manville Incorporated
Man Held Slayer In Court Monday Waterbury
Waterbury June 11 AP Following the admission yesterday afternoon by James Giszal 67 that he shot Daniel or Donato Goudinsi 45 from behind a clump of bushes on the Lakewood road early Monday morning it was expected he would be presented in court Monday Deputy Colonel T E Conway had not preferred a change against the aged man as yet Police plan to charge him with a technical murder. A 12 gauge shotgun was found at short distance from the murder scene according to police.
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Waterbury
James Giszal
Daniel
Donato Goudinsi
Lakewood
Delice
T. E. Conway
Gians
Deadlock in Weaving Dept Strike at Blumenthal Co
About 400 Weaving Department workers at the Sidney Blumenthal Company remained deadlocked as of June 11. The strike, initiated earlier, stalled with no immediate settlement in sight. Local union leaders urged continued picketing and maintained firm demands.
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Sheulon
Sidney Blumenthal Co
State completes preliminaries in Rhode Island divorce mill case
Prosecution of Leonard W. Horton and Francia P. Dougherty for conspiracy in divorce mill operations moves forward as governor’s office files bills of particulars. The cases include Genevieve Thomas vs Edwin Thomas and George Franck vs Dorothy Franck and Florence Baird, with depositions questioned for fraud and improper swearing. Names and addresses withheld by the attorney general.
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Providence
Leonard W. Horton
Francia P. Dougherty
Rhode Island
Charles P. Sisvon
Jerome Hahn
Genevieve i. Thomas
Edwin T. Thomas
George A Franck
Dorothy Franck
Florence L. Baird
Warson Baird
Thomas
Broad Street
Providencer
Morris Purchases Gledhill Home in Lordship
Major H Cunningham Morris recently arrived from Canada to Bridgeport area purchases the 8 Gledhill cottage on Fourth Street where he will reside sometime in July. He served in World War with Canadian forces and is famed as “the flying major” a noted speaker.
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Lordship
H. Cunningham Morris
Bridge- Dert Post
Canada
Fourth Street
Morris
Stratford Road
McGrath Pasture
Robert
Joseph Bradley
Chestnut Street
Stratford
Margaret Thelin
Bridgeport Hospital
RK. Kuehne
Hillside Avenue
Mbert Marsh
Noman Leeds
Pleasure Beach
Miriam Bouton
May Courtade
Fairfeld
Fairfield Beach
Colchester Fights to Keep Railroad Service
Hartford June. A plea before the Public Utilities Commission centers on stopping the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad cutback between Colchester and Amston. Curtis Brown, Colchester resident, warns the town will lose business if trains are replaced by bus service. Support comes from railroad officials W F Reed and OB Regan. Residents along the Connecticut Central line express concern over reduced tract service.
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Hartford
Colchester
Amston
Wade
Curtis Brown
Public Utilities Commission
New York, New Haven
Hatford
Wealchester
Raioad Company
W F Reed
OB Regan
New London
Four families flee West Warren blaze causing heavy damage
Four families escaped a West Warren fire that trapped them on a blocked route. The Boduch Building suffered about 10 000 dollars in damage as flames spread through the block on June 11.
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West Warren
Mass
Boduch
Daylight Hold Up Nets $56 in New London
Two men robbed Frank Brosze, owner of a lunch room in New London, at gunpoint in the rear of the restaurant. The daylight hold up, the first in two years, yielded $56 before the robbers escaped.
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New London
Kew London
Frank Brosze
Fifth District Republicans clash with reporters and plan security
Bridgeport clubrooms buzz with tension as Robert Barrows and Albert Merritt scrutinize nonmembers and outsiders at a Fifth District Republican gathering. A reporter remains inside amid vows to curb disturbances as club finances and a pinochle trophy linger unresolved. Meanwhile, social notes joke about the Welfare Building and a surge of marriage license inquiries bloom at the Bureau of Vital Statistics as Cupid's approach stirs timid suitors.
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Fifth District
Robert Barrows
Albert J. Merritt
Fifth District Republican Club
Two State Autoists Hurt In Springfield
In Springfield Massachusetts on June 11 a car carrying two men and a woman left the road and struck the Elks club house. Injured were Miss Anna Johnson 44 of New Britain Connecticut Vincent Wistberg 36 of Bristol Connecticut and John P Jones of Springfield. They were taken to Wesson hospital.
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Springfield
Mass
Hull
Elks Clup House
The
Wesson
Blairmore First Seized With Stash In New Haven Dockyard
Blairmore First from Halifax, captured off New London June 2, arrived in New Haven with its cam eo and 1,500 cases of Old Parr Scotch and rye whiskey due to space constraints in the New Haven storehouse.
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New Haven
Blairmore
Halifax
New London
Tonedon
Pile Sufferers Urge Help With Internal Cure
An advertisement touts a harmless internal tablet remedy called HelM NOW marketed by Hindlea and Leverly Drug Stores. Claiming internal cause stagnation of blood in the lower bowel, it promises lasting relief from piles and avoids surgical operations.
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Antmenia
Leonhardt
Hindlea
Leverly Drug Stores
Insane Murderer Escapes Hospital Again
Providence reports Frank Weedon, 48, described as an insane murderer, escaped from the state hospital for the insane at Howard. An alarm sounded, a posse organized, and authorities sought to recapture him after his latest escape following a previous July 1923 breakout and six month recapture. Weedon is noted to be blind in his left eye.
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Providence
Frank Weedon
Poughkeepsie
State Hospital
Howard
Weeden
Roots and Herbs of Medicine at Lydia E Pinkham Co
The Lydia E. Pinkham Medicines Co of Lynn Massachusetts markets Vegetable Compound using over half a million pounds of roots and herbs annually. Herbs are harvested with great care to capture medicinal elements at their peak to aid ailing women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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