West Virginia Judge Rules No Jurisdiction In Coal Case
Federal Judge Baker declines preliminary injunction against United Mine Workers leader John Lewis and others over alleged unlawful picketing and coercion in the northern Panhandle coal fields. He cites Taft's opinion and argues coal mining may not constitute interstate commerce, keeping the case within state sovereignty.
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Associated Press
Elkins
W. Baker
Mineral State Coal Company
John K. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Baker
Panhandle
United Mine Workers
Tratt
District Court
District
Went Vir- Siets
Taft Om
United Leather ‘Workers International Union
Herbert Snd
Melee Trunk Company
Ergat
Weet Virazmia
Virginia
Desperate Bootlegger Mother Seeks Medicine for Baby
A desperate mother of seven on the West Side attempted bootlegging to buy prescription medicine for her unconscious baby. She found help at Salvation Army headquarters on Virginia Street after trying to raise funds. Prosecutors say she and others face many similar cases in Prenawhe County, with limited remedies for such hardships. The baby is reported to be recovering.
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Salvation Army
Virginia Street
Kapawhae
Prenawhe County
David Main
D. L. Salisbury
Sallavury
West Ms
Freed of German charge in Chicago trial
The murder charges against C. C. Feiman in the case involving William Darling Shephard and the death of William Nelson McClintock were dismissed. Judge Lynch ordered the docket cleared on State's Attorney Crowe’s recommendation. Shepherd admitted no serious plans for suits against investigation participants, while probation action on McClintock's will set for Wednesday with Pope and relatives opposing it.
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Chicago
C. C. Feiman
William Darling Shepherd
Caualne
William Nelson BicClintock
Thomes J. Lynch
Crows
Farman
National University of Edlenos
Shepherd
W. O'Brien
O Brien
Wiliam Scott Stewart
Shepherds
McClintock
Milas Pope
Ten Cousine
Golden Will Head Mine Wage Parley
Scranton Pa June 29 Chelet Golden president of district number three was elected chairman of the state committees for the tri district convention of 155,600 anthracite miners to negotiate renewal of the wage contract expiring August 1. A full scale committee of 21, seven from each district, was named. Negotiations will be conducted by John Lewis international president of the United Mine Workers of America, aided by the three district presidents Thinaldy Cuapestlini Scranton and Andeaw Mut tey Hazelton.
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Associated Press
Scranton
Chelet
Golden
Iso
Long
John Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Thinaldy Cuapestlini
Andeaw Muttey
Eaven
Hazelton
John McCormick Sets Retirement At Fifty in AP Note
AP reports tenor John McCormick will retire from the concert stage at age fifty. He says there will be no farewell tours and no exit mechanics, only a quiet finish with possible charity sings but not for profit. He credits public loyalty for choosing his career limit, hoping fans will ask why he quit rather than why he keeps singing.
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Associated Press
New York
Callier
John BtcCormick
Brty
Convict Road Work Begins On Manndeville-Cameron Project
Prison labor starts today on the Manndeville Cameron highway as convicts from the West Virginia penitentiary move to a new camp. Former State Senator Walter F Burgess will direct the project with 75 inmates beginning work digging hill sites in Marshall County.
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Walter F. Burgess
Marshall County
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Road Commission
Board of Control
Butgens
Marshal County
Naptha Fumes Fatal To Two Men at Philadelphia Plant
Naptha fumes at the A. F. Barnet Brothers cleaners and dyers plant in Philadelphia expanded, killing two men and injuring eleven people including three women. The dead include James J. Carville Sr., vice president of the company, and George Spencer.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
A. F. Barnet Brothers Company
Cleaners
Dyara
Naprice
James J. Carville
George Spencer
Presbyterian to Call Southern Pastor in Clarksburg
ELKINS June 29 A special meeting of the Tygart Valley Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church will convene here today. Central Presbyterian church Clarksburg officials will extend a call to Dr. Wallace T. Palmer of Lynchburg Virginia to become pastor of the Clarksburg church. The presbytery will also be asked to authorize extensive remodeling of the Clarkburg church.
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Elkins
Tygart's Valley
Presbyterian Church of the
21 Local Men Deported By Pomeroy As Judge Wants To Uphold Order
POMEROY Ohio June 23 Twentyone men from Charleston suspected of being non-union miners were ordered to leave the city by Judge A FP Miller to prevent possible disorder amid the mining situation. Five arrived today and 16 last night at a mine operated by Stalter Essex without authorization. A regular grand jury convened to probe a recent mine power-house fire and tipple. Deputy sheriffs patrolled the streets as Judge Miller prepares to hear arguments on a petition to permanently restrain union miners from picketing or interfering with operations.
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Charleston
Grand Jury
Ohio
City
A. FP
Miller
Mion
Stalter-Essex
S¢ Wes Aald
Burninix Ok & Mine
Tipple
Ahkerlf
Miler
Union
Mimera
Logan Election Case Up Again In Supreme Court
Echoes of the last general election as Legan county candidates petition for reversal in the Logan county offense court decision. The cases list I M Conley vs Simp Thompson among others with offices including justice of the peace and sheriff. The motion will not be heard, likely before September term.
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Legan County
Chambers
Supreme Court of Appeals
Logan ‘County Offeult
I.’ M. Conley
Simp Thompson
Ernan J. Thompson
F. Garey
Newton
J. W. Beckett
J. G. Hunter
Eimee Garetta
P. Heger
John Chafio
D. Cook
J. W. Hehweitzer
Tennis Hatfield
Emmett F. Seagall
Justice of the Peace
Board of Education
Stenmery
T. C. Townsend
F.T. England
Tvory Hui Coat and Cpite Company
Rewlast Harrison-Barboue Coal Company
Harrigen County
D. J
Pittsburgh probe into Carnegie Trust affair under governor order
Charles M. Graff of the state banking department, who is directing Gov Pinchot ordered inquiry, planned to return to Morrisburg to compare local findings with bank records. Deputy bank examiner F W Jackson and special investigator Charles Melloven conferred with Philadelphia accountant WL Mefree and deputy attorney general H L Golmar, but no progress details were released.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Trust Company
Charles M. Graff
Gikde Banking Department
Govarnor Pinchot
Morrisburg
Banking Department
Graff
F. W. Jackson
Charles
Mellovern
H. L. Golmar
WL. Me
Free
Philadelphia
Mysterious blaze damages colliery at Caledonia
No. 11 colliery at Caledonia near Glace Bay suffered a fire that destroyed the bunkhead trestle boiler house and contents including the compressor and haulage equipment. Dominion Coal Company manager H J McCran notes the blaze caused about 100,000 in damages as miners strike amid British Empire Steel concerns.
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Caledonia
Glace Bay
H. J. McCran
Dominion Coal Company
Yugie Steel Corporation
Anld
Btael
Coolidge's Dad Passes Crisis in Vermont
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge kept close to Plymouth Vermont as Colonel John Coolidge, 80, showed steady improvement after a bladder operation and heart infirmities. Doctors warned relapse possible. the elder Coolidge remained under careful watch while the President planned a return to the summer White House for Friday's Cambridge Commons speech.
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Plymouth
John Coolidge
Lke
White House
Cambridge Commons
Georges Washington
Continental Army
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Baseball Players Arrested in Clarksburg Area Test Case
Clarksburg and Fairmont middle Atlantic league players were arrested at Norwood Park under Nutter Fort town ordinance. Louis A. Johnson, attorney for the Clarksburg club, confirmed the arrests. A hearing before Mayor G. W. Richards is set for July 2.
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West Virginia
Clarksburg and
Fairmont Middle- Atlantic League
Norwood Park
Louis A. Johnson
Nutter Fort
G. W. Richards
Quake Cracks Show Places Including Montecito Homes
In Santa Barbara County earthquakes damaged multiple homes and properties, with estimated losses: Georgy Owan Knapp family $25,000, Frederick Peabody Anne $16,000, W. H. Cowles of Spokane $10,000, and Bus place, Biings and Mitchell homes also affected. No injuries reported at Montecito. Also, June 29 at Swatting Charlesburg a tin mill worker fell from a warped plane stool, fracturing his left arm and breaking a stool leg.
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Cal
Montecito
Millanatres
Georgy Owan Knapp
Frederick
Peabody Anne W
W. H. Cowles
Spokane
Biings
Mitchell
Tre
Charksburg
Michaeal Ridgeway
Rideway
Santa Barbara Quake Destroys Landmarks and Stages Calm Aftermath
Santa Barbara calms amid extensive quake damage as State Street ruins line the main thoroughfare and key buildings crumble. Navy patrols, ambulances, and cleanup crews move through the business district while residents endure aftershocks, with 12 lives reported lost and damage estimates ranging from 3 to 30 million dollars.
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Bue
Rome
Nesta
Charles Mothe Olonee
Chicago
Wind
Arlington
A. L. Richmond
Richmond
Bertram B. Hancock
Los Angeles
Mra
Perking
State Street
Sheffield
Arlington Hotel
Santa Barbara quake aid urged as relief funds eyed
President Coolidge authorized aid channels for army navy and Red Cross to Santa Barbara after the quake. Acting Sec Davia dispatched orders to Major General Menoher in California and naval districts to render emergency assistance while plans for rebuilding and a revolving loan fund for damage repair are discussed by McAdoo and local financiers.
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Army
Navy
Red Cross
Bush
Associated Press
Washington
American Red Cross
Santa Barbara
War and Navy Department
Presiden Coolidge
Nea
Davia
Charten P. Mencher
Ninth Corps
Ban Franchen
Santa Barbare
Navy Department
Efeventh
Twelfth Naval
San Diego
San Brave Seco
Tella
Augusten
Barbara Micelon
Englebreck
Authar
Aususten
Om Ale
Ole Hanson
Seattle
California
Aafelr
State Street
H. B. Cotton
Hellman Bank
Wiliam G. McAdoo
McAdoo
William G. McAdoo
Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce
MccAdoo
State
Dusi Heen
Death toll from quake toll tally in Santa Barbara
June 26 report lists known dead and injured from the quake. Names include Dire, Charter E. Peckins of Burlington Iowa. Patrick Shen. Bertram Mancock possibly Los Angeles. J. Montlero. William Miithere. Dr. Jamen Angel. Henry G. Hemey. A. Hane cock. Muth Allan. H. Z. Cronin. Lewis J. Diener. John Girod. Leo Stewart. Ethel Lirner. Frank Resront. George Miller. and others from Lompoc and nearby areas.
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Calif
Dire
Charter E. Peckins
Burlington
Iowa
Patrick Shen
Bertram Mancock
Los Angeles
J. Montlero
William Miithere
Jamen Angel
Dnjuhed
R Lr
Henry G. Hemey
A. Hanecock
Muth Allan
H. Z. Cronin
Lewis J. Diener
Sentile
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John Girod
la Meas
Leo Stewart
Lompoc
Wea
Jencljetin Beat
Henry de L. Gadille
A. R. Hennetlug
Mre
Ethel Lirener
Frank Resront
George Miller
Vernanda Chaves
Mire
J. Knurhen
Willians McEirey
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