PAIS WAY STRIKE VOTE IMMINENT
The Big Four railroad brotherhoods and Switchmen's union plan a referendum to decide on wage cuts and changes to overtime pay and working rules. Ballots to go out before September 1, with about a month of balloting to follow. Leaders warn against further concessions and upheaval in working conditions.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Switchmen’s Union of North America
James Murdock
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Lee
Brumfield May Plead Insanity Before Court
Calgary police report that Dr RK M Brumfield arrested south of here in connection with the Roseburg Oregon death of Dennis Russell may enter an insanity defense when charged with murder. Brumfield denied his identity claiming to be Russell and said the doctor was killed in a July 12 auto accident. Officers left for Portland with the prisoner.
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Calgary
Alta
RK. M. Brumfield
Here
Dennis Russel
Roseburg
Ore
Oregon
Starmer
Douglas County
Webb
Brumfield
Russell
Pellagra Surges in Southern States Amid Food Shortage
The Public Health Service told President Harding that famine-like conditions in the South are widening pellagra, blaming crop monoculture and diet gaps. Surgeon General Cumming warned the situation is acute in areas lacking a physiologically complete diet.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Harding
Cumming
Nellagra
South
Identify Gun in Murder Case in Santa Monica Waters
E A Rosenthal proprietor of a local pawnshop identified the shotgun found offshore Santa Monica as the one he sold for sixteen dollars between July 25 and 28. The weapon is linked to a murder case under investigation by authorities.
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Los Angeles
E. A. Rosenthal
Ocean
Santa Monica’ Beach
Noted Author Sir Alfred Dale Dies in London
London reports the death of Sir Alfred Dale aged 65 a noted author of religious histories distinguished educator and former vice chancellor of Liverpool University announced on Monday.
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London
Alfred Dale
Liverpool University
Argentine Support for Irish Independence Stated by Envoy
Buenos Aires envoy of the Irish republic Laurence Ginnell cables Eamonn De Valera saying Argentina is practically unanimous for Irish Independence and will support any decision. The message frames Argentina as a friendly force for the Irish cause.
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Buenos Aires
Laurence Ginnell
Eamonn de Valera
Argentina
Senate to Have Voice in Disarmament Delegation
President Csurding designates Senator Henry Cabot Lodge as chairman of the foreign relations committee to join the American delegation to the disarmament conference. Secretary Hughes named, with possible Democratic representation, as talks proceed. Senate approval sought for a 200000 dollar appropriation to cover expenses. The Pan American building near the State Department is chosen for the meeting site.
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Washington
Senate
Csurding
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Foreign Relations Committee
White House
T Behind
Senator Lodge
Hughes
Lodge
Congress
Senate Appropriations Committee
State ,Department
Bomb threat halted by faulty fuse at Washington dam
A 73 pound TNT bomb behind Leavenworth dam failed to explode, likely preventing massive flood damage and loss of life in a rich farming area. The device, in a stone jar with three dynamite sticks, was sealed with tar and discovered by dam workers. Federal agents were dispatched to Leavenworth.
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Seattle
Wash
Leavenworth
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Federal Secret Service
King Peter of Serbia Dies After Illness
Belgrade reports King Peter, long ill with pleurisy then lung congestion, sank into unconsciousness Friday and died after gradual decline through Sunday night. Earlier June reports said he was out of danger but deteriorated again.
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Belgrade
Peter
Serbia
Ife
Three Killed In Race Riot In Augusta Georgia
In Augusta Georgia a racial clash Tuesday left three dead and eight wounded. The violence followed the killing of Ben T High tower, manager of a wagon works, by Walter Smalley, a negro chauffeur, who then ran amuck before being killed. Wounded were reported as white men, with two negroes also hurt and an unidentified woman struck by a pellet while in an automobile.
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Augusta
Ben T. Hightower
Walter Smalley
West Virginia Steel Workers Strike Across Wheeling Mills
The Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers declares an immediate walkout of workers at Wheeling Steel and related units The Whiteaker Clesstir subsidiary is named as the wage scale dispute cause The strike affects Wheeling Iron and Steel La Belle Iron Works and related plants with 2000 to 3000 workers normally employed.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association
Iron, Steel and
Whitaker-Clesstir Company
Wheeling Iron and Steel Company
la Belle Iron Works
Wen
Pittsbore.M. FE. Tighe says Wheeling Steel lockout over wage talks
Tighe, president of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers, declares the Wheeling Steel mills lockout began Monday as the company refused to discuss a new wage scale with the union. He says the move amounts to a shutdown of talks and a lockout against employees.
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Pittsbore.m. FE
Tighe
Amsirnmated Association of Iron, Stet and ‘Tin Workers
Bere
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Briand to Lead France at Disarmament Conference
France will send Premier Aristide Briand to head its delegation, signaling strong impetus for a high level diplomatic conference. The move is expected to prompt similar decisions from other powers as the gathering gains significance and plenary authority. The United States requests $200,000 from Congress to fund its delegation and a secretariat.
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Washington
France
State Department
Aristide Briand
Council of “Heads of States
Versailles
Woman Denies Baker's Story in Priest's Death Case
In San Francisco the woman known as Dolly Mason and later Dorothy Gifford denied William A. Hightower's claim about leading to priest Rev. Patrick Hestin's body recovery. She said she cannot recall ever meeting or speaking to Hightower, contradicting his statements of a street encounter.
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San Francisco
Dolly Mason
William A. Hightower
Patrick Hestin
Hightower
Dorothy Gifford
Salt Lake City Photograph Sparks Identification Claim
A woman identified as Mrs. Gifford claimed a photograph showed Dolly Mason and said she had never been in Salt Lake City. High tower contended he was in the city with Dolly Mason.
Des Moines Clue Lacks Progress in Small Disappearance
Des Moines reports no new leads in the 1919 disappearance of Ambrose J. Small from his Canadian home. Private detectives claimed John Daugherty was Small, but Daugherty was injured in December 1917 and admitted to the Polk county poor farm on January 11, 1919, per officials.
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Des Moines
Ambrose J. Small
John Daugherty
Small
Polk County
Doans Kidney Pills Back Mrs Harris Blazes Housework Burden
Mrs J B Harris of 807 Third St S W Great Falls Montana testifies Doans Kidney Pills eased her back pain and bladder weakness worsened by kidney trouble enabling her to resume housework They note the product price and supplier Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY along with an alias summons in a Montana district court case The First National Bank of Chateau sues George and Alice Gendreau in Teton County Montana for allegations in a filed complaint
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Lfe
Doan
J. B. Harris
Third St
S. W
Great Falls
Mont
Dean
Harris
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
First National Bank of Chateau
George Gendreau
Alice Gendreau
Foreclosure of Mortgage in Teton County Montana
Clerk Blanche M. Jacobson serves notice to defendants to file answer within twenty days or face default judgment. Suit seeks foreclosure of mortgage and note dated December 10 1919 on identified lots in town of Choteau Montana with ten percent interest, attorney fees, costs, and sale of property to satisfy debt. Plaintiff James Sulgrove represents lender Chateau Montana. First publication August 18 1921.
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Choteau
Montana
Township 23
Range 7 West
Meridian
Teton County
George Gendreau
Blanche M. Jacobson
James Sulgrove
Plaintiff
Chateau
Eldorado Co-operative Canal stockholders meeting notice
Notice of a special meeting of Eldorado Co operative Canal Company stockholders to be held Tuesday August 30 1921 at 2 PM at the First National Bank of Chateau. The agenda includes increasing capital stock to acquire prior water rights and other proper business. Secretary Treas. E J Hirshberg chairs. First pub August 4 last August 25.
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Eldorado Co-operative Canal Company
First National Bank of
Chateau
J. Hirshberg
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