Supreme Court opens October term as Sutherland seated
At Washington the U S Supreme Court began its October term with two seats occupied. Chief Justice Taft swore in former Senator George Sutherland of Utah to fill John H Clarke's vacancy. Associate Justice Pitney is absent ill and will not attend today. The court adjourned to visit the president before hearings start Tuesday. In Cleveland miners and operators reopen wage talks under the Cleveland agreement with about 100 operators and 128 miners' policy members present to discuss wage scales and collective bargaining for 1923.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Taft
George Sutherland
Utah
John H. Clarke
Ohio
Sutherland
Pitney
Cleveland
Associated Press
John L. Lets
Miners’ Union
T. K. Maher
Jplit
Tufioia Coal Operators’ Association
Harding
Mondell Draws 400 at Laramie For Senate Campaign
Wyoming veteran congressman and Republican Senate hopeful Frank Whetler Mondell addressed over 400 at Moots Theater in Laramie. He defended Republican legislation, refuted Newberry and Newberry ad attacks, mocked Democratic dodgers, and warned against wasteful election spending while promising strong votes in Washington.
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Laramie
Wyoming
Congress
United States Senate
Frank Whetler Mondell
Mondell
Dodger
Talency
Exile Chosen In Preference To Standing Trial
Chicago, August Huehl, a contractor, selected exile over standing trial for threatening a neighbor. After reviewing the case, Lake County State Attorney A. M. Smith said Huehl chose to take his family and start life anew elsewhere.
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Chigago
Ogt
Tripl
August Huehl
States
A. Vi. Smith
Lake County
Smith
Huell
Lfe
Armistice Talks Sought as Murdania Conference Opened
Constantinople reports Turkish nationalist authorities seek armistice talks with allied high commissioners to appoint delegates in Murdania. Orders for ceasefire in Chanak and suspension of nationalist leader activities issued amid frontier clashes with Greeks near Stranja where 20 Turks and Greeks died. Woman's Benefit Association meeting set for this evening with state deputy Yiverett McMahon attending and October birthdays to be celebrated with a shower.
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Constantinople
Murdania
Hidi
Chanak
Stranja
Woman's Benefit Association
Yiverett McMahon
Aealet
Mawkinw
Mes
Atciteee
Park pupil suffers arm fracture after fall during after school play
Foster Harrison an eighth grade pupil at Park School fractured his arm Friday after school while playing football with several companions. He went home thinking it was a bruise. a doctor later diagnosed the broken arm.
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Foster Harrison
Park School
Harrison
Wage Plea Tops Rail Workers Convention Opening
Detroit reports a two week session of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes Railway Shop Laborers as it weighs a wage scale for 400 000 workers and considers by law changes and headquarters moves. Benjamin C Mareh urges voters to back impeachment of Attorney General Daugherty at the opening of the Farmers council convention.
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Detroit
Mich
United Brotherhoodf Maintenance of Way
Fell Road Labor Board
Prepoml
Deteait
Daugherty
Benjamin C. Mareh
Farmers’ Council of
Washington, DP
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Open Forum Announced by Casper Chamber of Commerce
The Casper Chamber of Commerce sets Tuesday noon as an Open Forum for members to present subjects. Members who wish to speak should notify the secretary before the meeting to allow time arrangements.
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Casper Chamber of Commerce
Mentbera
Rear Admiral Edgar Clark Dies at 79 Funeral Planned
Rear Admiral Edgar Clark retired commander of the Oregon during the World War I era died at age 79 in Long Beach California. Simple funeral services will be held tomorrow at the Hughes residence with close friends and Pacific fleet officers including Admiral B W Eberle among the attendees.
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Long Beach
Cal
Edgar Clark
Oregon
Mia
Charles F. Hughes
Hughes
Pacific
Admiral Clark
Pacific Fleet
B. W. Eberle
Rey
Clarle
Polar flight plan from Wainwright to Spitzbergen announced
SEATTLE Ward direct report from Captain Ronald Amundsen and pilot Lieut C Omdahl says they will depart Wainwright Alaska in late May or early June to fly across the north pole to Spitzbergen BE Ward a government school teacher at Wainwright brought the note to Scott's.
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Seattle
Ward
Ronald Amundsen
Lieut. C. Omdahl
Wainwright
Alaska
North Pole
Spitzbergen
Scott's
BE. J. Ward
Twelve warships sail to the Near East from Norfolk
A flotilla of twelve American destroyers led by Capt. C. M. Tozer departed Norfolk today for a trans Atlantic voyage to the Mediterranean to protect American interests. The ships Hopkins Hatfield Gilmer Fox Kane McFarland Overton Pee Sturtevan King Bainbridge Galt and Barry are divided into three divisions and may stop at Gibraltar en route. The journey is expected to take about ten days at 15 knots.
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Norfolk
Mediterranean
C. M. Tozer
Hopkins
Hatfield
Gilmer
Fox
Kane
McFarland
Overton
Pee Sturtevan
King
Bainbridge
Galt
Barry
Gibraltar
Atlantic
Reconstruction Efforts Amid War Turmoil and European Orders
A wartime report notes efforts to rebuild economies after devastation through international conferences in Genoa and The Hague. It states that Russia has placed orders with European nations and the United States, with most of the ships prepared to pass through straits to Black Sea ports.
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Genoa
Hague
America
Black Sea
Turkish irregulars attack Turkish–Greek frontier outposts
A bank of 800 Turkish irregulars crossed into Thrace at Sinekll northwest of Wilivrl and attacked Greek outposts. They were forced to withdraw as reinforcements arrived, and the Turks were driven back across the boundary.
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Constantinople
Thrace
Sinekll
Wilivrl
Recruitment Drives In Thrace For Turkish Army
Constantinople reports all men aged 50 in Thrace under the Constantinople government are being recruited for the Turkish army. Allied generals barred newsmen including American journalists from Madania for the armistice conference causing protests and appeals to Admiral Bristow for intervention.
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Constantinople
Thrace
Associated Prest
Madania
Paneport
Mark L. Bristow
Soviet Protest Over Dardanelles Blockade Note
Moscow reports the Soviet government has sent a note to England France and Italy protesting the Dardanelles blockade and demanding removal of restrictions on free passage for trading ships through the straits. The note says the protest is against the blockade fixed by England without Russia's knowledge and against Russia's interests.
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Moscow
Associated Press
England
France
Italy
Dardanelles
Stralta
Rusaa
Russia
Grand Jury Finds Justice Dept Aides Sold and Gave Liquor
A federal grand jury report alleges unnamed Justice Department representatives in 1920 seized liquor from storage at Washington sites and diverted it for personal use and to friends and relatives. It states higher officials approved disposals, and notes forfeiture was not pursued due to procedural failures.
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Justice Department
Washington
Department of Justice
Grand Jury
Washington Union Station
Iy Court
United Tates
Port wAyal
Lewes
Five Cent Bus Fares Promised by Council Members
City council members pledge a five cent bus fare for Gasper as a franchising plan advances. Judiciary committee members Wade Loday Gibila and others support drawing the franchise by this method, hoping to secure a low fare amid mixed views on the final deal.
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Gasper
Matewenia
Wade Loday
Dd. Gibila
Etingtil
Tve
Pribune
Postponed Dallas baseball game due to rain
Heavy rain soaked the Dallas infield delaying the Mobile versus Twlhea playoff game. Officials said the game will resume tomorrow afternoon in Dallas and the Wednesday Mobile game moves to Thursday.
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Dallas
Texas
Mobile
Twlhea
Hallas
30000 Vacant Pulpits in U S
Rev J H Cudhipp of Burlington told the upper Iowa conference in Mason City that lack of assured comfort after retirement drives about 30000 pulpits to remain vacant in America. He said preachers face high living costs and struggle to save for old age under the current standard of living.
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Mason City
Iowa
J. H. Cudhipp
Burlington
America
Yosemite Park Travel Record Totals 100506
Yosemite National Park attendance figures compiled today show 100,508 people traveling by train, car, water craft, horseback, carriage, wagon, and foot to visit the park in the travel year. The total is about 9,000 higher than last year, according to official figures released from the park service.
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Yosemite National Park
Cal
National Park
Yousmite
Lez
Youth stripped by tramps found near Sewickley
A young man, Tani Duncan Morris 21, reported in Sewickley Pa after being beaten and robbed of his clothes in a box car near New Brighton. He said his father is a merchant in El Paso Texas and the assailants dumped him with only a shirt. El Paso police notified.
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Sewickley
Tani
Duncan Morris
el Paso
Texaa
New Brighton
Gewickley
City Court Monthly Finances and Offense Totals
Police reported 184 arrests resulting in fines totaling 4195 during the month. Drunk and disturbance offenses led to the largest fines, with 70 drunken arrests and a breakdown including traffic violations, speeding, bootlegging, and related offenses.
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Laewes
Woman faces arson charge in Grime case
Warrants charging arson and grave robbery were issued for Mia Harry Brenn and her husband who vanished after the garage fire that leveled the structure. In the rubble authorities found the body of Mins Celesting Schneider, and reports say Miles Behneider’s body was stolen from a graveyard shortly before the blaze.
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ST. Louis
Associated Press
Mia
Harry K. Brenn
Mins Celesting Schneider
Miles Behneider
Rebel stock offered at ten dollars a share in Mexico
El Paso report states an evolutionary movement in Mexico is offering stock at ten dollars a share through New York headquarters. Circular letters claim funds will avoid neutral ity law violations and be sent to Mexico to support a new administration. If the revolt succeeds subscribers may recover principal with interest.
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EL Paso
Texas
Mexico
New York
United States
Mtn
Indo
THREE SEIZED AT SAND BAR FOR CARRYING ARMS
Police report three offenders in custody after a Sand Bar incident. Pate Oteaga had a pocket knife. John Martines possessed a knife a gun and a bottle. CP Boonan claimed a robbery. Wehard Morton was held for carrying a deadly weapon. Several drunks were taken to sober up.
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Pate Oteaga
Pate
John Martines
Martines
CP B
Proonan
Giéi
Emai
Wehard Morton
Hunday
Rockefeller pays largest personal tax in New York
John D. Rockefeller pays a record personal tax in New York City, reported at about 9 million dollars with additional estimates around 1 million. The list names many prominent financiers and industrialists paying substantial amounts, highlighting a major city tax event amid the high finance district.
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Rockefeller
New York
John D. Rockefeler
New York City
Laehown
Ve J. Percont
Alorgan
Depothy
Mpoura
Janes
Mul
James
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