Miners Readies Strike Amid Checkoff Clash Across States
Indiana Illinois and Ohio miners strike wave spreads as union leaders warn of detailed strike orders. News lists actions at Carlinville Staunton Hillsboro Taylorsville Athens Evansville and Murphysboro with injunctions and sympathy work stoppages across fields.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Frank Farrington
Illinois
International Union
John Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Farrington
Tllinois
Springfield
Ill
Carlinville
Staunton
Hillsboro
Athens
Hocking
Murphysboro
Bush
Here
Government budgets trimmed by 94 million for 1922
Estimated federal expenditures for the 1922 fiscal year total 3.94 billion dollars, down 94 million from the August estimate of 4.034 billion. President Harding notified Congress in a letter to Speaker Gillett detailing the reduction.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Gillett
Chinese Problem to Grip World Meeting
In this fourth of a series David Lawrence explains why China is an international problem for six great powers. He notes foreign loans and concessions encroaching on China as railways unlock its interior resources, with Bhantung and its port cited in a broader discussion of imperial ambitions and postwar settlements.
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America
David LA
China
Bhantung
Japan
Oor
Germany
P. K. Edwarda
FR. Durham
John C. McGlade
de. J. C. Kamp
Ship minus booze cargo on arrival
The British two mast schooner with 1300 cases of whiskey listed on manifest arrived off New Jersey harbor under distress signals. The captain Miles Olson departed by motorboat last Friday, leaving mate Leon Mangoy and four crew members without navigational knowledge.
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New York
J. B. Young
New Jersey
Leon Mangoy
Miles Olson
Long Island
Mangoy
Pledges Ring True At Casper Campaign Rally
The Casper party held a courthouse rally praising W A Blackmore and his council ticket. Speakers pledged to enforce laws and establish a businesslike administration, promising improvement in moral tone and municipal undertakings. P J O Connor of Wyoming National Bank chaired and introduced the candidates.
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Blackmore
Casper
Casper Party
Cipal
W. A. Blackmore
Min
P. J. O'Connor
Wyoming National Bank
Chaiman
Hla
Councilmank
C. M. Seaton
John G. Jones
M. J. Poley
Enade
Mr. Blackmore
Mr. Seaton
Presbyterian Tabernacle
C. M. Thompson, Jr
Watson to furnish proof of hanging charges asserted
Senate hearings received letters and telegrams from individuals offering to provide proof that American soldiers overseas were hanged without trial. Senator Watson of Georgia presented these communications, noting a former army major could aid in substantiating the charges and a Philadelphia resident offered two photographs.
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Watson
Senate
Georgia Solon
Washington
Georgia
Philadelphia
Benator Watson
Coolidge
Oil Field Strikers in California to Resume Work
Southern California oil workers voting nearly unanimously accepted district council recommendations to return to work. Secretary of Labor Davis noted the action and sent notices to employers and California Oil Producers' Association urging acceptance to minimize disruption and regain established rules and working regulations.
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California
Davis
Washington
Southern California
W. J. Yarrow
Yarrow
al. A Whittier
California OU Producers’ Association
Mr. Davis
Bank of England Cuts Discount Rate to 6 Percent
London report states the Bank of England reduced its discount rate to 6 percent from 6 1/2 percent this morning. The previous cut occurred on July 2, lowering the rate from 6 1/2 percent to 6 percent.
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London
Bank of England
Midwe ines From Caspe to Salt Creek common carriers
George E Brimmer Brewins attorney voices charges against West Refining and Independent producers alleging unfair practices by treating oil pipelines Casper to Salt Creek as common carriers. The article cites Wyoming constitutional and public utilities laws defining common carriers and notes 1915 public utility regulation amid a past legislative fight. The piece references pipelines from Salt Creek to Casper and a 1921 FTC report.
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Caspe
Salt Creek
West Refining Company
Obions
Casper
George E. Brimmer
Brewitns
Wyoming
Salt Creek Field
Wyo
Natrona Pipeline & Refinery Company
Midwest Oil Company
Federal Trade Commission
Petroleum Industry of
Midwest Refining Company
Public Utilities
Madeira to House Ex-Emperor Charles and Zita
Lisbon reports that arrangements are complete to receive former Emperor Charles and Ex-Empress Zita as exiles on Madeira. Paris dispatch notes negotiations on internment responsibility among Allies and Portugal are nearing a conclusion.
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Lisbon
Associated Press
Charles
Zita
Austria-Hungary
Madeira
Funchal
Paris
Madeira Islands
Portugal
Hungary Bill Moves To Strip Charles Of Imperial Prerogatives
Budapest November 3 Former Emperor Charles would be deprived of royal prerogatives by a justice ministry bill introduced in the national assembly. The bill abolishes the pragmatic sanctions and imperial decrees that had operated as fundamental laws. The king’s election would be postponed to a more favorable date if the bill passes.
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Budapest
Charles
Ministry of Justice
National Assembly of Hungary
Hapsburg
Maria Theresa
Legion names new head at national convention
The American Legion adjourned after electing Hanford MacNider of Mason City Iowa as national commander to succeed John G Emery of Grand Rapids Michigan. Vice commanders chosen include Real L Berry Burlington Tenn H Nelson Jackson Burlingtion Vt Charles Kendrick San Francisco and Raymond Brackett Marblehead Mass and J A McCormick Fort Lyons Colo the navy. Rev Earl Blackman Chanute Kansas elected national chaplain.
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Kansas City
National Convention of the American Legion
Hanford MacNider
Magon City
Iowa
MacNider
John G. Emery
Grand Rapids
Mich
Real L. Berry
Rogersville
Tenn
H. Nelson Jackson
Burlington
Charles Kendrick
San Francisco
Army
Raymond Brackett
Marblehead
Mass
J. A. McCormick
Fort Lyons
Colo
Navy
Earl Blackman
Chanute
Kans
Rioting Sweeps Holy City as Five Die in Bomb Attack
In Jerusalem on November 2, five people were killed and 13 wounded in Arab rioting and a bomb attack during clashes with Jews. Four Jews and one Arab died. knifings and gunfire occurred as police halted an Arab assault and troops patrolled the streets. Authorities later escorted by the governor and Moslem leaders restored order.
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Holy City
Jerusalem
Associated Press
Alaska Rail Bill Passed by House
The House approved a bill authorizing a 1100000 appropriation to complete the Alaska railroad project, sending the measure to the Senate after a 108 to 76 vote. The action comes as Washington reports the decision on the Alaska railroad financing.
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Washington
House
Senate
Alagkin Railroad
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