Belfast riots claim multiple lives as curfew holds
Six people killed and dozens wounded in renewed Belfast rioting. Shootings disrupted York Street shipyards and Bar Street area while civilians hid on tram floors. armored cars deployed as curfew hours ended a day of intense gunfire and fires. An eight year old?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Associated
Fpress
York Street
Harry Bowers
Thomas McMullan
William Kennedy
Bar
Annie Watson
North Queen Street
Aesenor Oak
Smoot proposes six tax sources to replace current system
Senator Smoot unveils a plan to raise 3.895 billion yearly by six taxes: income, corporation profits, tobacco, estate, manufacturers sales at 3 percent, and tariffs. He estimates extra revenue from unpaid taxes war salvage and liquor withdrawals totaling 615 million, arguing for simplicity and potential staff savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smoot
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Congress
Insurgent Miners Gather Near Logan County in West Virginia
In Charleston on August 30, 2,000 to 3,000 armed men gathered at Jeffrey Boone County near Logan County. Automobiles carried armed groups toward the border, squads formed into hundreds, while Whitesville mines closed as miners headed to the troubled zone. Authorities report searches for weapons and dispersed activity across Marmet, Davis Creek, and Clothier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Jeffrey
Boone County
Logan County
Cabin Creek
Mar
C.K. Keeney
West Virginia
Oe Marners
John H. Charner
Lou Huffman
Davis’ Creek
Huffman
Ira Clark
Davis Creek
Kanawha County
Logan-Poone
Stalbans
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Coal River
Clothier
Morgan
President Harding orders West Virginia miners home with threat of martial law
President Harding issues a proclamation demanding all persons in the West Virginia coal fields disperse and retire to their homes by noon September 1 1921. He warns that if compliance fails federal troops and martial law will be used to enforce the laws amid calls from officials for relief and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Logan County
Washington
Harding
Morgan
P. H. Bandholtz
Mingo
War Department
White House
Bandholtz
State Department
Weeks
Harbord
Sutherland
United States
The
Iit
Lawyers Honor Treasurer at American Bar Association Dinner
A surprise dinner in Hotel Linton Parlor F saluted Frederick W. Wadhams, longtime ABA treasurer, with a silver vase. Chief Justice Taft attended, praising Wadhams for dues enforcement while Elihu Root Kellogg and others offered compliments. Several notable figures from varied cities were present as the 44th ABA convention opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bar Association
Hotel Linton
Association
Frederick W. Wadhams
Mr. Wadhams
Charlies Thaddeus Terry
New York
Charles Blood Smith
Topeka
Kans
William H. Staake
Philadelphia
Hollis Kk. Bailey
Boston
Mass
William H. Burges
el Paso
Tex
William H. Taft
New Haven
Conn
J. M. Dickinson
Chicago
Til
Joan T. Richards
Edmund F. Trabue
Louisville
Hampton L. Carson
Ww. O. Hart
New Orleans
U. S
G Cherry
Sioux Falls
S. D
Ashley Cockrill
Little Rock
Ark
John Lowell
Charles N. Potter
Cheyenne
Wyo
William P. Bynum
Greensboro
Selder P. Spencer
St. Louis
John H. Voorhees
Platt Rogers
Denver
John Hinkley
Baltimore
Walter George Smith
Pennsylvania
Very Sutherland
Washington
Elihu Root
N. A
Peter W. Meldrim
Savannah
Frederick W. Lehmann
Missouri
Frank B. Kellogg
Alton B. Parker
Henry St. George Tucker
Lexington
John B. Corliss
Detroit
Mich
Hugh H. Brown
Tonopah
Nev
Paul Howland
Cleveland
George B. Young
Montpelier
T. A. Hammond
Atlanta
R. E. Lee Saner
Dallas
George T. Page
Ill
W. Thomas Kemp
Baker Inane After Crooning On Girl
Gottlieb Mueller a bakery proprietor at 221 Mulberry Street was locked up in the Third District Police Station after brooding over the disappearance of Freda Hornberger and receiving threatening letters. Police were summoned by his wife at 1 am as he had not slept for sixty hours and babbled of a gang who had taken the girl. He was held to prevent self harm.
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Freda Hornbergeresterday
Jack Crane
McMicken Avenue
Crane
Emily Gump
Freda Hornberger
Elizabeth Nolte
Harry Dehart
West Court Street
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Gottlieb Mueller
Mulberry Street
Third District
Mueller
Freda
Index to Advertisements on Second Page Continued
Page ten lists ads for Baldwin Piano Co Clown Cigarettes Mathews Music Savings & Loan The Coal & Supply Co Third National Bank Financial A. National Bank Third National WRitech Smith-Clothing Jordanior Remedy m s Vegetable Compound and other local business notices.
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IER
Nares Csetzoedescennec
Baldwin Piano Co
Matiewe
Celine Cence
Savings & Loan ‘Association
piteThie Coal & Supply Co
Third, National Bank
Financial— A
Cuscesse
Ce Nisapes
Osetespisste Secon
Scthuc
Aide Kako
Y & Braun
Smith—Clothing
Peaeat
el Eordanior
Deanaknasedeeeeeeeseelteanes Eis
Coal Co
Spacey
Peawee Bank and Trust Co
Job Printers Strike Probable Over 44-Hour Week Dispute
Cincinnati printers threaten a strike as Typographical Union No. 3 and the Cincinnati Printers' League fail to settle the forty-four hour week before midnight. Contracts expire tonight and arbitration fails. open shop pressure grows with 1,200 workers at risk if no agreement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Typographical Union No. 3
Cincinnati Printers’ League
Joseph Rosenthal
S. Rosenthal & Company, Printers
League
Mr. R
United States
Printers’ League
Open Shop
International Typothetae
Ben Franklin Club
S. Rosenthal & Company
Ben L. Mullich
Mullich
International Union
Cincinnat
George L. Berry
Engineering Corps
United States Army
International Riiting Pressmen and Assistants’ Union of North America
Tennessee
Fite
Japanese Lawyer Pushes ABA International Affiliations
Dr. Rokuichiro Masujima of Tokyo leads a drive favoring American Bar Association membership in the International Bar Association. He argues benefits of affiliation, vows to explain to a committee, and continues building a large Tokyo law library while serving as an honorary New York Bar Association member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bar Association
International Bar Association
Rokuichiro Masujima
Tokyo
Masujima
International
New York Bar Association
Dublin peace talks receive setback from Tyrone deputy
Dublin optimism over Irish peace negotiations wavered as John Mac Neill, Speaker of the Irish Republican Parliament, presented a deputation from Tyrone and Fermanagh introducing a new obstacle to progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Associated Press
John MacNeill
Tyrone
Fermanagh
Extraordinary armed gathering reported at Jeffry in nearby county
An unprecedented series of events began with a gathering of armed men at Jeffry in the adjacent county and continued through the night amid ongoing reports of unrest and security concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AN. W. Va
Jeffry
Ohio Bootlegger Freed by Harding After White House Fight
Sam Wolchak, a Toledo bootlegger, was freed from Stark County Workhouse by President Harding on an order tied to a federal case. His sixty day sentence was commuted to expire immediately, with telegrams from Attorney General Daugherty and Secretary Christian confirming the release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
White House
Sam Wolchak
Stark County
Harding
Wolchak
Daugherty
George K. Christian, Jr
Cuff
Stark County Commissioners
Jits Wolchak
Prohibition
Daugherty Says the President Has Mingo Situation in Hand
Attorney General Harry Daugherty told the American Bar Association that the President will not intervene in West Virginia mine troubles unless state authorities exhaust all resources and a serious conflict threatens life and property. He spoke from the Linton Hotel suite and said federal action would be justified only in that event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Daughtery
United States
American Bar Association
Washington
West Virginia
Linton Hotel
Harding appeals to Wanamaker for aid to nineteen child family
President Harding intercedes for Domenico Zaccahea and family of nineteen in New York. Father of sixteen living children earns $20 a week as a department store porter. Harding writes to Mrs. Zaccahea, Wanamaker promises help, considers better positions and a job for a 22-year-old son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Wanamaker
Washington
New York
Domenico Zaccahea
New York City
Warren G. Harding
Zaccahea
John A
City
Chilren
Balfour Leads Britons in Appeal Against Steel Tariffs
Arthur Balfour heads a Sheffield Chamber delegation urging the U S Senate Finance Committee to adjust Fordney tariff rates. He warns that fixed duties threaten British industry and trade, citing mass unemployment and disrupted price levels while seeking fair treatment under national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balfour
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Arthur Balfour
Sheffield Chamber of Commerce
Fordney
Tone
England
State Department
Cuban official warns Fordney tariffs threaten Cuba’s government
Minister De Gespedes for Cuba told Secretary Hughes that the Fordney tariff bill endangers Cuba's political stability. The Cuban Commercial Mission, representing tobacco, sugar and other island producers, filed a formal memorandum alleging economic and industrial risks from the proposed tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
de Gespedes
Cuba
Hughes
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America
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Tucker
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Hornberger
Baker Ingane
Girl Gase
U.S
World
Lloyd George
Logan
Ohio
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