Mine Restraint Police Start On Gather Forc es
Wheeling reports the United Mine Workers and twenty miners from Callers West Virginia must appear in federal court for final arguments in an injunction case about attempting to organize Callers mines. Names include Jean Lewis and Phil Murray among officials not served. court date set with possible movals. Moved to identify a body as Mrs. Josephine Desiderio with husband sought for murder charge as threats emerged.
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Oftivinia
United Mine Workers of America
Callers
West Virginia
Judie Willinon Hakker
United States
Jean 2. Lewis
Indianapolis
United Workers of America
Phy Murex
Lee Nall
Columbia
United Mine Workers
Mietrich
G. W. Savage
Columbus
Frank Ledvinka
Briggeport
Tentht
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W T. Roberts
Witliaw Roy
Joe Angelo
Br{ Dudge Alstem G. Dayton
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
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Dayton and
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John Lewis
Phil Murray
Alston G. Dayton
Moon
Panhandle
Wear
Virginia
Merehal Buchwald
the Hall
W. G. Savage
Ohio Mines
W. E. Baker
Aps
Josephine Desiderio
Bonded husband faces murder case and mystery body find
A Desiderio case centers on a missing wife linked to her husband on an $11,000 bond. A deceased body is identified and a key witness, the Kish girl, ties the suspect to the crime scene with testimonies from Desiderio's relatives and associates. The report notes threats to the wife prior to the discovery and ongoing police actions. In a separate item, Washington authorities announce a broad coastwise liquor interdiction plan, detailing naval operations and increased penalties to cut off whiskey supply.
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Desiderio
Misa Kish
Two More Die of Sofia Bomb Hurts
Two more fatalities from the Sofia cathedral bombing were reported in Bulgaria. Lieutenant-Colonel Reserves Niralaff and Colonel Tenteheff died, as officials noted ongoing unrest and restrictions in the capital. A security committee was uncovered at Pebov div with several arrests, and aviator Agodd, an ally of the late Premier, was killed while resisting arrest.
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Local Figure J N Caldwell Injured In Vehicle Crash
Special to The Gazette from Lewisburg May 4 J N Caldwell a well known Greenbrier County resident is hospitalized with injuries that may be fatal after the automobile he rode in to Whyte Sulphur skidded from the road and plunged over an embankment. Caldwell, the owner and operator of ore farms, and a member of one of Greenbrier's oldest families, was thrown from the vehicle as another auto passed by on the road.
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J. N. Caldwell
Errenbrier County
Whyte
Chidwell Wey
Greenbrier
Strike Area Quiet After Sunday Meet
FAIRMONT May 4 The Associated Press reports no new developments in the strike in northern West Virginia. Van A Birney says he will fight in Wheeling federal court tomorrow. George S Brackett notes coal car loads from non union and union mines and lists active mines. Picket lines swelled after Sundays meeting but no disorder was reported.
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van A. Birney
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Ittner
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Folmaont Theatre
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Chamber of Conmerce
Temporary Receiver Appointed for Producers and Commoners Bank
In Philadelphia PA on petition of Mary J Witinger Sleeny President and Coftraitor the court appointed Jim Curdan as temporary receiver for the Producers and Commoners Bank. The filing stated the estate of Kaiied Etfinger and other creditors and noted assets of 4 732 007 and 298 debts with 1018 540 to be distributed among 300 depositors. The bank faced frozen assets and plans for future labor cooperative banking.
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Marry J. Witinger
Sleeny
Jim Curdan
Producers and Commoners Bank
Kaiied Etfinger
Raaldatton
Agsseta Werk
Tyan Kingell
Penteal Laboration
Bates
Gold Standard On Second Reading
After a lengthy and uneven debate, a government backed proposal to restore the gold standard gains support on its second reading. Party lines hold firm as proponents push for monetary stability while critics warn of risks to trade and inflation.
Stay for Appeal Granted in Chafin Case
A London court grants a stay for appeal involving Chafin and associates. The hearing references the federal reserve and banking actions, with involvement from Walter Guinness and an Atlanta venue. The ruling, delivered today, names the court as the United States Court of Appeals and notes subsequent actions in the case.
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Bruset London
Clernven
Walter Guinness
Hank
Hagland
Credi
Huntington
United
Afaréa
Aye
House of Remi
Herillany
Chitin
Chitin, Former Anertyfalewet, Foe A Cevil Dine Wredth Ag Fl0u Gt Lokon
Whee Bealenee
Adg
Atlanta
Labor Body to Plan Union Advancement and Gompers Memorial
Washington May 4 The American Federation of Labor executive council begins a regular quarterly meeting with extra sessions called by President Samuel G Green to plan a Gompers Memorial and to vote on proposals for union label reforms. The advisory committee will consider commemorative programs and tactics including motion pictures lectures and local union coordination.
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Washington
Anneciion
America Federe' Hilomoof Jaber
Proaldon
William Green
Tatbar
Samuel Gowpers
Tempera
Purpone
Craft Uniona
Campaten
Union Webern Evel
Federetion
Wrights Aeroplane Move Provokes Protests Across Nations
Wright announces plan to send the Wright model to England amid protests over patent and custody issues. Opposition voices in the House and museum circles criticize the move as the Wrights push for public display and potential legal battles.
Theatre union fight 'may be broken' in New York
The Producers Merchants Association, a major theatre workers group, faces a Supreme Court order to explain why it should not be dissolved. Petitioners claim lack of harmony among members amid a decade of intra union conflict and rival factions forming splinter groups in New York theater circles.
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Supreme Court
Chic Supreme
Panae
Guy
Raungal
MiliaKers
John J. Galden
Sam OH. Harris
Arthur Hopking
Benjamin Kerder
Henry WL Savage
Lincicane Webher Amday
Prodnete Smoonwers Association
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David Bouises
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Debt funding agreement details between Keawney and Ingation
Fragmented OCR outlines a debt funding agreement between Keawney and Ingation. It mentions advances owed to the Caitid Stures and the 1914 subarguent genes, with references to a possible iratorian and interest rates for early payments, but many terms are garbled.
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D. Neath
Lita
Second Balloting For French Posts Delays Result
The article describes a second ballot process for French posts with numerous candidates and party contestation. It notes a broad municipal context and a pivotal vote outcome, highlighting a split between government and opposition forces and the delaying effects of ongoing balloting.
Shepherd's Role in Peace Talk Tied to Bad Check Probe
In a coroner's inquest in Milwaukee a witness linked William Shepherd a former druggist and lawyer to a push for a complete investigation. Testimony described mercury poisoning in Mrs McClintock and a fireproof platter scheme with a large check. The examiner urged a 30 day continuation to gather more evidence against all parties involved.
Morocco Front Held by French in Rift War Action
French troops pushed along the Querada river to aid supply lines at newly cleared posts near Abd-el-Krim’s forces. General Colombat led a small column inflicting limited losses on Rifians while planes reported movement across the front. The main attack center remains the Skerbouazen line as Abd-el-Krim vows renewed assault to strike French authority.
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Colombat
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Fea
Gultan
Maruenn
Guamile
Refused Review of Slaying by Child Cavalier Case
The Philadelphia court refused to authorize a sanity test for William Cavalier of Mechanicsville near Portseile who faces death for murdering his grandmother. The ruling followed a petition by Frederick A. Leaving warden of The Sehuy RIM detention house seeking an order to compel Judge Riehard Koch to appoint a sanity commission. the boy is deemed insane and a death sentence was to be pursued by Judge Week. Cavalier was convicted of killing his grandmother at her home, firing seven life pulses within her body.
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Mite
Cyaller
Mechanicsville
Police to Probe Death of Youth JovanSy Ilia
Police announce a probe into the death of youth JovanSy Ilia after the funeral arrangements and family statements emerge. Authorities seek leads as community questions the circumstances surrounding the incident and its timing before the funeral.
Nine Gotham Cases Dried by Padlock Blaze
A chaotic New York session of the padlock court led by U S district judge Buckner ordered clamp downs on liquor sales at multiple Pine Street locations. Nine cases were heard. six defendants pleaded guilty by default while others faced varied terms and extensions amid a day of filings and adjournments.
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Iran
United States
Distrier Atternetary
Mo Buckner
National Health Exposition Fails to Find Ideal Baby
Report from the National Health Exposition states that nearly 2,000 babies were examined but no perfect infant was found. The event drew attention to infant health and featured demonstrations across participating states, with commentators noting the high standards and ongoing search for ideal newborns.
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Ivan
Ambassadors Dinner Highlights U S Britain Bond
The new American ambassador to Britain, Alanton Houghton, told a London audience at a Pas brims dinner that the United States seeks full forthright European peace. British leaders including Lord Desborough and Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin pledged strong support for mutual trust, with leaders noting the deep U S Britain bond and the need for Europe to stabilize.
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