Miners Claim Government Will Coerce Them Over Coal Pact
William Green denounces Attorney General Daugherty warning as bias toward operators. He says 95 percent of about 300000 soft coal miners favor a strike on April 1 unless a new wage agreement is reached. Green accuses the government of threatening to force compliance while shielding operators forViolence.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Daugherty
William Green
The
United Mineworkers
Green
United States
Department of Labor
Government Warns on Violence Tolerance Across Agencies
Washington March 23 government officials say the federal government will tolerate no use of violence and will act to enforce law. The note urges restraint across agencies amid rising unrest and calls for lawful protest and order.
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Washington
Classified Advertisements Index Listing Local Businesses
Amusements and ads for Eye Remedy Crim Detective Bureau and Corona Typewriters. Charles B Smith & Sons Dow's Drug Stores East Hills Coal and Supply Co French Bros Bauer Co National Job Print Co Radium gauge and Grove's Laxative. Harry W. Smith Clothing Newport Rolling Mill Co Noonday Services at Keith's Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Provident Bank and Trust Richman's Clothes Optometrist Mutual Fire Insurance Co Want Ads Classified Wheel Cafe Wurlitzer The Chas Schiear Motor Car Co The A. M. Lewin Lumber Co The Cincinnati Post The Mabley & Carew Co.
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East Hills Coal and Supply Co
Barbar
Patt Tbs
Essed
Ced
Sas
Sccshentese
French Bros
Bauer Co
Patens
Ege Cis
Cine Ies
Asabhe Financial
American Finance Co
Seein National Job Print Co
Grove
Harry W. Smith
Newport Rolling Mill Co
Keith's
SS. Tpure
Jasc
Pinkham
Cevesecach Provident Say
Bank and Trust Co
Richman's
Dieies Wend
Replfes
Optometrist
Aaa
RENO
Ngapees Seewsieses Spechebderdsan Ee Pou
Eal
Aehs Wheel Cafe
Ibddy
Sevchen Wurlitzer
Chas. Schiear Motor ‘Car Co
A. M. Lewin Lumber.Co
Cincinnati Post
Mabley & Carew Co
Heir Faces Loss For Drunk Driving Plea and Probate
Warren B. Strong was sentenced to forty five days in the City Workhouse after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. His father's will provides that the heir would forfeit about 500000 if he uses intoxicants. the will was filed for probate.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Warren B. Strong
City Fire Marshals Praise Saint Augustine School as 100 Percent Safe
Fire Marshals L Strief and George Matthews commended St. Augustine School at Ailanthus and Bank streets as 100 percent safe for building condition and fire drill response. The 980-seat, sixteen-classroom building exited in 1 minute 7 seconds, while a first week drill completed in 55 seconds.
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Strief
George Matthews
Ohio
St. Augustine
Ailanthcus
Bank Streets
Joseph Lattner
Marshal Strief
Brother Lattner
St. John School
Republic Street
Green
Elder Streets
Coxey Plans New March on Congress to Push Unemployment Bills
Detroit March 23 General Jacob S Coxey leader of Coxey's Army in 1894 announced plans to gather followers for another drive on the Capitol to urge Congress to pass his unemployment relief bills. He said four bills are in Congress and two more are in preparation. He will press for the legal tender money bill and warned he will issue a call if not given proper consideration.
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Detroit
Mich
Jacob S. Coxey
Massillon
Congress
Woman Accused in Tulsa Murder After Child Shot
Hanna Novak, two, died when a gunman opened fire on a car in downtown Tulsa. Mrs. Harry Sherrill was arrested as police say she claimed the mother of the child was trying to wreck her home. Eyewitnesses place Sherrill at the hotel and on the street before the shooting.
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William Meyers
McMicken Avenue
Busch Sausage Factory
Vine Street
Joseph Woeste
Meyers
Busch
Froome Morris
Tulsa
Okla
Hanna Novak
Harry Sherrill
Sherrill
Frank James
Mill Street
Hathaway Street
James
General Hospital
Union Painter Local Raided After Intimidation Incident
Chicago detectives seized union records at District Council No. 14 of the Painters' Union and arrested Ray Stewart a business agent. The raid follows reports that Stewart ordered non union workers off a church scaffold leading to a beating and intimidation of painters who refused to quit.
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Chicago
Painters’ Union Today
Ray Stewart
Stewart
Wage Cuts Announced by Cleveland Railway Company
The Cleveland Railway Company announced a 10 percent wage reduction for shopmen effective April 1. Motormen and conductors face a similar cut effective May 1, announced days earlier.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Railway Company
Whisky seized as Cologne disguise in New York trial
In New York on March 23 customs officials seized a thousand bottles of Japanese whisky disguised as Cologne after four Japanese pleaded guilty in federal court to illegally transporting liquor. They paid total fines of 1000 dollars.
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New York
Four Drownings Reported From Kansas Cloudburst
In Emporia Kansas reports say a Burlington cloudburst killed four people and left eight or nine missing. Authorities note ten inches of rain with water reaching second story windows in parts of the city.
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Emporia
Kan
Burlington
Death threat sent to New York anti-saloon leader
William H. Anderson of the Anti-Saloon League of New York announced receipt of an anonymous letter from individuals claiming ex servicemen to threaten assassination of him and other prohibitionists if they did not keep silent. He rejected the claim as not reflecting American Legion spirit and warned that it necessitates greater activity.
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New York
William H. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League of
American Legion
Anderson
Lutheran Envoy to Russia Robbed of 200000 and Passport
John A. Moorehead, New York representative in Russia for the National Lutheran Council aiding American Relief Administration, reports arrival in Riga from Odessa after being robbed of a 200000 dollar letter of credit, his passport, overcoat, suitcase, and other personal effects amid a staged fight by a gang.
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Riga
Associated Press
John A. Moorehead
New York
Russia
National Lutheran Council
American Relief Administration
Odessa
Textile strikers shot at by Providence police in East Providence
Police and deputies opened fire on textile workers in Phillipsdale East Providence wounding one man and grazing another. Authorities say about 100 stone armed strikers hid in bushes while strikers claim only 40 were present and were peacefully walking home on their way from picketing the plant.
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Providence
R. I
Phillipsdale
East Providence
Chamblin Executes in Ohio Death Plea Confession Given
Roy Chamblin of Portsmouth was put to death at Ohio Penitentiary after midnight for the murders of John W. Newman and Miss Louise Doyle near Portsmouth on October 21. He confessed on the way to the chair, was calm at the end, and three Portsmouth men witnessed the execution.
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Columbus
Roy Chamblin
Portsmouth
Ohio Penitentiary
John W. Newman
Louise Doyie
Chamblin
Reed
Chamlin
Newman
Miss Doyle
W. C. Whitman
Davis
Supreme Court
Edward Moffett
Akron
Cleveland
Moffett
Summit County
Franklin County
Lima Hospital
Pickpocket Gets Ride and Nearly Misses Purse
Michael Dall of Hamilton Ohio saw his pocket book protruding from a stranger's coat. He stopped the auto and wrested a monkey wrench from the man striking him. The thief fled the scene and the purse containing $38 was found missing. police searched the area but the suspect had disappeared.
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Michael Dall
Hamilton
Dall
Fifth Street
Bremen Street
Republic Street
Fifteenth Street
Mrs Clark Howell Dies of Pneumonia in Atlanta
Mrs Clark Howell wife of the editor and general manager of The Atlanta Constitution died at her home in Atlanta tonight of pneumonia. She was the daughter of the late Hugh M Comer of Savannah and niece of former Governor B B Comer of Alabama. She is survived by her husband her mother four sons and four sisters and brothers.
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Atlanta
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
Hugh M. Comer
Savannah
B. B. Comer
Alabama
Irish Delegate Smiddy Arrives to Represent Dail Eireann
New York report says Prof. Timothy A Smiddy of University of Cork Ireland arrived to act as representative of the Dail Eireann until a regular representative is chosen He stated he is not connected with either of the two Irish delegate groups that recently came to ca
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New York
Timothy A. Smiddy
University of Cork
Ireland
Dail Eireann
Cams
Senate closes four power Pacific treaty debate amid fireworks
In Washington on March 23 the Senate wrapped up four weeks of argument on the four power Pacific treaty. Leaders privately expect ratification by a narrow margin with a final vote due tomorrow. Opponents and supporters traded sharp exchanges as new reservations were debated and votes loomed.
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Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Harding
Leon Trotzky
International
Red Army of
Russia
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Reed
Democrat
Missouri
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Glass Democrat
Virginia
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Kellogg
Minnesota
Pacific
Glass
Caraway
Arkansas
Underwood
Alabama
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Walsh
Montana
Hoover’s Nephew Drowns at Secretary’s Home
Walter Large five year old nephew of Herbert Hoover Secretary of Commerce drowned today in the family pool at the Hoover residence in Palo Alto California during a reunion. Dr Ray Lyman Wilbur of Stanford University treated him for three hours but died. The boy is the son of Mr and Mrs Guthrie Large of Monterey and Hoover cancelled planned talks in San Francisco.
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Palo Alto
Cal
Walter Large
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Hoover
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Stanford University
Hope
San Francisco
Guthrie Large
Monterey
Washington Rep charges corporate leaders sent menacing letters
Representative Andrew of Massachusetts testifies in the House that heads of large corporations sent menacing letters against the soldiers bonus bill. He cites the National Founders Association and its president William H Barr as examples and claims veterans did not issue threats or promises to influence votes.
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Washington
Andrew
Massachusetts
House
Congress
National Founders’ Association
William H. Barr
Barr
Senate
Murder in Belfast: Owen Mac Mahon and Son Slain
An armed gang forced entry to Owen Mac Mahon’s Belfast home early Friday injuring another son and the bartender while killing Mac Mahon and three of his sons. The assailants wounded two others in the attack.
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Belfast
Owen MacMahon
MacMahon
Bombs Explode in Belfast Amid Mounting Violence
Four bombs were thrown in Belfast with two women injured at St Matthew's Church porch and two victims, Hubert and Susan Johnson, wounded on their porch. A band killed one constable and mortally wounded another as snipers chased reporters. The Ulster Parliament added a death penalty clause for bomb throwing, with potential extension to firearms offenses.
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Belfast
St. Matthew’s
Hubert Johnson
Susan
Ulster
Fermanagh
Free State
House of Commons
Miss Miami Flying Boat Missing With Six On Board
An all day search failed to locate the flying boat Miss Miami with six aboard after it left Miami at noon yesterday for Bimini. Four planes, a destroyer, and speed boats scoured the waters, but night found no trace amid heavy winds and fading hope. Pilot Robert Moore was among the passengers.
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Miami
Fla
Miss Miami
Robert Moore
Bimini
Four Billion Dollar Veterans Bonus Passes House
The House approved the four billion dollar veterans bonus bill 333 to 70, with 242 Republicans 90 Democrats and one Socialist voting yes. Debate extended over five hours as galleries cheered and jeered, with many speeches and a split party showing strong support for immediate cash and loan provisions. The measure now moves to the Senate where fate remains uncertain.
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Washington
House
Senate
Gillett
Representative Green
Iowa
Ways and Means Committee
Congressional Record
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