State's threat of martial law quiets strikers in Colorado
The Colorado National Guard closed over mining camps as a threat of martial law spread. New Mexico sent troops to Raton and Dawson amid attempts to expand the strike near Warrenburg. Gov. Adams postponed direct action, citing weather and potential coal shortages as driving factors. No outbreaks reported. some mines suspended operations with about 3400 workers affected.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Huerfano
TWW
Warrenburg
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Suarda
Governors Office
Country Day Says Senator Walsh
Senator Walsh of Montana urged party unity on prohibition and said it is too early to discuss the June national convention or any state primary. He emphasized dryness support, announced no candidacy plans, and pledged to push actions on naval oil leases, utility capitalization, flood control, canal law, and farm relief at the next session.
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Washington
Associated Press
Walsh
Montana
Yesterda ‘Rth
Naval Oil Reserve
St Lawrence Canal
Rascovar Dies Like His Brother at Desk
New York Oct 30 By Associated Press Herr Rascovar vice president of Albert Frank and Company which handles advertising for J P Morgan and other large financial interests died yesterday just as his elder brother did two years ago at his desk from a heart attack. His death followed a family pattern as a similar attack claimed his brother. Rascovar was a benefactor of the Friars Club and a director in several financial institutions.
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Associated Press
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Albert Frank and Company
J P Morgan and Company
Ded
Diettin
Albert Rascovar
Harry Rascovar
Rascovar
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Friars Club
Hunter Drives Warden From Woods With Gun
District game warden Carl G Bates was accosted by a hunter near Three Rivers while checking hunting licenses at Baptist Hill. The assailant cocked a loaded shotgun within inches of Bates head and forced him to withdraw. Bates notified police but the suspect could not be located.
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Mass
Associated Press
Carl G Bates
Three Rivers
Bates
Baptist Hill
Remon
Naugatuck Valley Chambers Form Joint Action Group
Hartford October 80 The first meeting of the 18 delegates from six local chambers will be held Tuesday at the Waterbury club to discuss common problems and proposals. Delegates from Ansonia Derby Shelton Naugatuck Seymour Shelton and Waterbury join with the state chamber in forming the alliance. The Chase companies of Waterbury will host the dinner for visiting delegates.
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Shelton
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State Chamber
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Clark Belden
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
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Precerick Shase
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Lhambers
Ansonia
William NM Clark
Youths Fight Over Football Ends in Death at School Yard
Providence reporter notes Frank Longo eight een dies after a fist fight during an impromptu football game in the yard of Federal street grammar school. Luilio Lapo seventeen is held on manslaughter charges after the fatal blow, with authorities stating skull fracture and brain injury from a suspected jaw strike.
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Luilio Lapo
Federal Street Grammar School
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Reiatiy
Townsend Collector Bail Furnished for Townsend
Bail furnished for Townsend collector in Mass 601 30- with details of a defendant Townsend Harker and mentions of a ten day appearance gap. The document cites Charles F Liddell and Charles Stickney of Nashua in connection with the case.
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Charles F Liddell
Townsend Harker
Charles Stickney
Nashua Batore
Army Best Place to Be Says Re-Enlisted Soldiers
A crowd in uniform paraded past shoppers as three tall doughboys from Bridgeport declared they would not trade the Army for any other profession. Corporals Petersen and Mahoney and Private Tabak, all locals, praised Army life, with Petersen and Tabak detailing duties at Fort Ethan Allen and Artillery units. The piece notes Army life as challenging yet rewarding and mentions future social etiquette guidance from Army publications.
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United States Army
Uncle Sam
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Fairfield Avenue
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Army
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Park Street
Ste Nicholas J Tabak
Putnam Street
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Tth Field Artillery
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France
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Mahoney
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Fined Parents of Youthful Newsboys in New York
In New York on October 30, about four hundred newsboys were rounded up by truant officers and Children’s Society agents. One hundred eighty seven were held for disorderly conduct for lacking licenses. Sixty three parents, including those of very young children, were fined and ordered to keep their children off the streets while others were released to their guardians.
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New York
Associated Pie
Children 5 Society
Woman Named Indian Commissioner in Washington
Mary Bent Wal of Washington DC was appointed by President Coolidge yesterday as a new member of the Board of Indian Commissioners succeeding George Vats. The appointment follows a period of leadership change after the former member’s death in AM.
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Mary Bent Walao
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