Endurance Test Grips Anthracite Strike With No Settlement
The anthracite strike extends into winter with 158,000 workers affected. Miners led by John L. Lewis press for higher wages and wage structure changes while operators demand cost containment. Officials show no move toward intervention as fuel supplies risk rationing in major cities. Governor Pinchot has not acted, and Washington remains hands off.
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New York World News Service
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North Atlantic Seaboard
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Washington
Prisons So Crowded There Is No More Room
Boston October 21 The Federal Court grapples with swelling inmate totals as Atlanta and Leavenworth federal prisons reportedly reached capacity. Officials attribute overcrowding to a rising number of convictions in rum and narcotic cases.
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Federal prisons can house average incoming convicts
Justice officials say federal inmates can be accommodated at current intake levels. To do so they have housed many prisoners in state and local jails while surveying capacity, and they warn a sharp rise in convicts would create a serious problem.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Justice
S S S Promises Red Blood Against Rheumatism
An old advertisement extols S S S as a cure for rheumatism by boosting red blood cells. It claims rich red blood eliminates rheumatism and promises improved rest, energy, and vitality, urging readers to buy the larger bottle from their druggist.
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Rabbi Gol denson urges US entry into League and World Court
Rabbi Samuel H Goldenson told the Central Conference of American Rabbis that the United States should join the League of Nations and the World Court. He cited Locarno treaties as advancing peace within the League framework and urged leadership to foster public opinion in favor of the World Court.
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Omaha
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Detroit
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Carnnell University
Brokers face trial notes in embezzlement case
Defense fights for jury instruction over whether brokers embezzled Mrs. Guilfoyle's securities. Judge Ryan overrules, while Benedict argues conversion and insolvency defenses. State contends brokers used customer margins and conspired to defraud. defense claims mislaid transfers and misapplied evidence.
Actress Sari Fedak Granted Divorce From Franz Molnar
In Budapest on October 21, Sari Fedak, actress, was granted a divorce from playwright Franz Molnar. The decree allows Fedak to keep the Molnar name. Molnar did not attend. his counsel objected after Fedak said he deserted her 72 days after their wedding.
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Sari Fedak
Franz Molnar
Molnar
Trade Commission Dismisses Sugar Case
The Federal Trade Commission ended proceedings against beet sugar manufacturers by a 3 to 2 vote. The dismissal was announced without explanation beyond a note that it followed the chief counsel’s advice. Commissioners Thompson and Nugent dissented. other members signaled potential public comment later.
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Federal Trade Commission
Charles’ B. Warren
Commission
Thompson
Nugent
Liner Republic halts twice for surgeon operation
In heavy seas the Republic paused twice to allow Junior Surgeon J. Mulholland to operate on boatswain F. Tarbert for stomach ulcers. The ship first stopped Tuesday but tumultuous seas halted progress. after calmer conditions the operation was completed and Tarbert is recovering, per Captain Randall.
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New York
United States
Republic
J. Mulholland
United States Line
F. Tarbert
Randall
COPELAND BACKS SMITH FOR 1928 PRESIDENCY
Senator Royal S. Copeland declared he would support Al Smith for the Democratic nomination in 1928. He spoke at the Albany Chamber of Commerce in Georgia and said Smith is his personal choice and New York’s governor remains the preferred standard bearer for the party.
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al Smith
Royal S. Copeland
Democratic Party
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Chamber of Commerce
E. E. Cox
Georgia
National Democratic Party
Druggan to Again Stay in Cook County Jail
Terry Druggan known as a beer runner will remain in the Cook County Jail after a federal probe into bribes paid to jail officials. He is to be brought to Chicago from Sycamore to face mayhem and murderous assault charges stemming from an attack on reporter Frederick Lov ering at the Cook County Jail weeks earlier. His lawyers said he did not want jail placement while he testified about payments, but the judge ordered him held for trial.
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Chicago
Terry Druggan
Cook County
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Sycamore
Frederick Lovering
Wilkerson
Attempts Love Murder At 55 In Tulsa
Mrs Queen Ryan aged 55 pleaded guilty to attempting to poison Mrs Louise Beeman 63 so she could marry Beeman s husband Austin 62 Beeman already pleaded guilty and serves a ten year sentence Beeman testified Ryan suggested poisoning Beeman and gave the poison for use
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Queen Ryan
Louise Beeman
Remarkable New Oil Burner Sells for Low Price
A simple sturdy oil burner by International Heating Co of St Louis costs only a few dollars and rivals $400 to $500 models. It operates without electricity or gas, uses cheap oil, and can be slipped into any stove or furnace. The firm offers 30 days free trial and seeks agents.
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Dept
St. Louis
Wild Night Ends With Empty Pockets in Hospital
William Enlow a 49 year old laborer vacationing from the Big Four Railway camp at Columbus wandered Cincinnati with new acquaintances. After drinking and losing almost $100 including a diamond stick pin he awoke in General Hospital with only two cents, rescued by Deputy Sheriff Swedersky and later directed to the Salvation Army Barracks.
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Wesselman Road
Freighter Ignacio Florio Rescued Crew Abandoned
The Italian freighter Ignacio Florio, last night SOSed and then abandoned in sinking condition, was rescued by the steamship President Harding. Thirty eight crewmen were saved as the Harding headed for New York after spending the night alongside the crippled vessel. The second officer died, the first officer had a fractured leg, and all lifeboats were smashed with the rudder torn away as high seas prevented earlier rescue. The seas subsided this morning and rescues were completed in twenty seven minutes.
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Ignacio Florio
President Harding
United States Line
Paul Groning
Harding
Mitchell Courage Prize for Widows of Disaster
Washington October 21 One thousand dollars awarded to Colonel William Mitchell by Liberty magazine for courage was given today by Mrs Mitchell to Mrs Zachary Lansdowne widow of the Shenandoah commander to be shared by the women whose husbands perished in the wreck of the airship The award followed his criticism of War and Navy Department officials for which he faces court martial
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Associated Press
Washington
William Mitchell
Liberty
Justice Department to pay $100000 annual rent in Washington
In Washington Harry Wardman, owner of the building housing the Department of Justice, announced a rent increase. The government signed for five more years at an added $25,000 per year, bringing annual rent to $100,000. An effort will seek congressional funds for a new government building. Uncle Sam, like other tenants, must pay or vacate.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Harry Wardman
Department of Justice
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Congress
Uncle Sam
American Tobacco Company Cleared of Anti-Trust Charge
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the American Tobacco Company did not violate anti trust laws by refusing to sell to wholesalers who delivered products to retailers at prices below legitimate profit. The case arose from FTC action following a 1922 proceeding against the Wholesale Tobacco and Cigar Dealers Association of Philadelphia and Lorillard Co.
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American Tobacco Company Today
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal Trade Commission
Wholesale Tobacco and Cigar Dealers’ Association of Philadelphia
American Tobacco Company
P. Lorillard, Company
Ohio Reports State Tax Take For Last Year
Columbus Ohio October 21 State Auditor Joseph F Tracey announced total state taxes collected last year amounting to 241 536 619 10 dollars The figure reflects full state tax receipts and was released by the auditor's office in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Joseph F. Tracey
Masons of Ohio Hold Grand Lodge Meeting
The Grand Lodge of Ohio Free and Accepted Masons opened its 116th annual communication in Columbus with a parade of visiting delegates and welcoming services. About 1,506 Masons attended. Levi C. Goodale of Cincinnati, 46th year at the Ohio communication, has been a member since 1867. Officer elections are set for tomorrow with Earle Stewart poised to succeed James B. Ruhl as Grand Master.
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Grand Lodge of Ohio
Masonic Veteran Association
Blue Lodge Officers’ Association
Levi C. Goodale
Cincinnati
Ohio
Earle Stewart
Ironton
James B. Ruhl
Cleveland
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