Nationwide raids target radical nests in multiple cities
Reports from Detroit St Louis Newark Philadelphia Ansonia and Chicago detail department of justice actions as agents arrest dozens in raids on suspected radicals. Most arrests occur without violence as prisoners are held for further investigation.
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Mich
Pitty
Department of Justice
Rete
Russian Workers’ Union
Newark
N.J
Philadelphia
Ansonia
Anbonls
Conn
Decarent of Justice
Pra
Call Off Strike Bluntly Stated In Labor Conference News
The final decision was given to Mr. Gompers heading a delegation of labor officials at the close of the third conference in Indianapolis with Attorney General Palmer. Gompers and John J. Lewis discussed by telephone as they pressed for government to drop its injunction suit set for hearing tomorrow. Palmer would not provide further statements, saying he would only reiterate his prior remarks as the government considers postponing the case against Columbia officials amid hopes of ending the miners strike.
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Palmer
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
White House
Earier
Wison
Strikur Tundera
Agld
Genertl Pallmer
Ulleranes
Pelterat Dime
Senate House Conferees Debating Leasing Bill Prospects
Nov 7 reports the first meeting of senate and house conferees on leasing bill. Passage depends on treaty actions and conference prospects, with Lodge pushing to block the treaty and stall the bill.
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Wallington
Senate
House
Ope
Lodge
Railroy
Trial of Pan Heads Shadowfite Jury Investigated
Federal subpoenas issued for Wohm donce and Fred Lynch and others in the Pan Motor conspiracy case after a private detective said she had followed jurors. The prosecution rested in the Pan Motor affair with testimony on stock sales and mail fraud charges.
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ICAGO
Ohio Sees Narrow Wet Victory In Statewide Ballot
Official and unofficial returns from most counties show a wet majority of 2163 with two counties reporting dry majorities totaling 4959. The net outcome would drop to about 204 if the remaining returns flip.
Hudson Grand Prize in Salesmanship Club Display
The Salesmanship Club displays at Dinneen Garage show Charles Hammond of Cheyenne and C.2. Thomas of Cheyenne in top positions. Miss Mackay of Hughes, Wyoming, and Gifford Talbot of Thermopolis rank high with Oscar Kyang Jr. of Rock Springs also noted. The Double Credit Gold Prize offer closes four weeks from today for a chance at the $300 Extra Gold Prize.
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Hudson
Dinneen Garage
Charles Hammond
Wistries No. 2
Cheyenne
Reading
Hammond
S Ee Hin
Thomas
Mise Iin MacKay
Mine MacKay
Houghes
Wyo
Miss MacKay
Gifford Talbot
Thermopatis
Oscar Kyang, Jr
Rock Springs
Lly
Lieutenant General Liggett Praises Wyoming Legionnaires
General Liggett lauds Wyoming American Legion members for their attitude during the strike crisis. Brigadier General Poore at Fort Tunsell conveys Liggett’s satisfaction with the Legion’s actions, signaling strong national spirit amid emergency.
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Liggett
Wyoming Legionaries
Strike Crisis
Benjamin A. Poore
Fort Tunsell
Wyoming
Vitali
Croper Embroglio Ends With Sheriff Arrest
Pat Noyee and Deputy Kilgore were jailed after a bootlegging gang held $25,000 worth of whiskey. Prosecutor charges followed as Armetrone was killed after surrendering. Deputy Majors’s murder accusation tied to the gang. bail set at $5,000 each.
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Pat Noyee
J . Fh
Kilgore
Vald
Ong
Eagha
W. HH
Patton Wilk
Armetrone
Tom Majors
Engineers' Chief Proposes Plan to End Strife
President Warren Stone of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers outlines a plan to settle industrial strife. He calls for an immediate industrial commission at Washington to recognize the rights of all parties and to probe the issues behind the turbulent conditions.
Indianapolis Brief Notes on No Delays Indicated
Nov 7 report states there was no indication that any delay would be pursued in Indianapolis. The brief omits further details and focuses on the absence of a proposed postponement.
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Indianapolis
Lad
Senate votes to approve reservations on peace treaty
The Senate moved to attach reservations to the peace treaty after a sharp party line vote. The foreign relations committee faced factional divides as reservationists and treaty foes aligned, but 48 senators supported proceeding toward final consideration.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Neacm
Saute
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