Government sleuths trail dynamiters at Arlington Heights
Federal agents and Big Four police probe the Arlington Heights railroad blast near the Miami Erie Canal and Mill Creek. Three leads will be pursued as investigators seek who planted dynamite on the main line. two men seen fleeing called each other Jack.
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Big Four
Miamind Erie Canal
Mill Creek
Arlington Heights
United States
John P. Eckhardt
Department of Justice
Secret Service
J. H. Burbrink
Big Four Police
Railroad
Big Your Police
Jack
Cleveland
Miami-Erie Canal
Sharonville Roundhouse
Roundhouse
Harry Scha
Vey
Walter Wright
Wayne Avenue
Elmer Doughman
Waynevenue
Hartwell
The
Commercial Tribune
H. J. Barth
Walnut Hills Apartment Raided by Detectives
Detectives raided an apartment at 2537 Melrose Avenue in Walnut Hills and arrested Mrs Ella Brown 37, seizing race horse slips and track statistics. The raid followed weeks of complaints about daytime activity, with several residents and license plates linked to Cincinnati notables. Sergeant Kleemeier and Detectives Rolf Boolke and McShane led the operation.
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Walnut Hills
Melrose Avenue
Ella Brown
Brown
Kleemeier
Rolf, Boolke and
McShane
Cincinnati Pastor Faces Misconduct Charges At Conference
In Dayton Ohio the West Ohio Methodist Conference Executive Committee heard charges of misconduct against two pastors. Rev S C Riker of Trinity Church Cincinnati faced action after earlier resignation. the other pastor’s name was withheld. Transfers were expected to rise across districts this year.
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Dayton, O
West Ohio Methodist Conference
S. C. Riker
Trinity Church
Cincinnati
Brotherhood Officers Removed After Santa Fe Tie Up
Los Angeles announces removal from office of one General Chairman three local Chairmen and eight officers of subordinate lodges of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen in California and Arizona as a result of the recent walkout that halted train service on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway coast lines. The action was announced by John Lenny Vice President of the Brotherhood.
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Los Angeles
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
California
Arizona
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe+Railway
John Lenny
Violence marks Labor Day strike across railroads
A nationwide railroad shopmen strike was marked by plots to wreck trains and burn bridges from Chicago to Wilmington. Debris caused one death and three injuries near Spring Lake Indiana as a motor handcar hit an obstruction. Arrests in Chicago linked to a plan to dynamite a New York Central Western Express, with prior Gary Michigan Central wrecks under investigation.
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Spring Lake
Chicago & Alton
Alton
Ill
Wilmington
Del
New York Central Lines
Michigan Central
Gary
Ind
J. J. Boyle
C. A. Kegham
Frank R. Hartman
Central West
Sedalia
Dismissed Student Sues Bryn Mawr for 50000
Miss UfAntorie Barker of Michigan City Indiana files in Federal District Court a claim for 50000 against Bryn Mawr College after dismissal following an inquiry into petty thefts. She says the college denied her chance to clear herself and cites lack of reinstatement options after Montgomery County Court dismissal.
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Philadelphia
UfAntorie Barker
Michigan City
Ind
Federal District Court
Bryn Mawr College
Miss Barker
New Jersey Woman Claims Swigart Estate
Mrs Ena Welch of New Jersey filed a claim in Chicago Probate Court to prove she is the daughter of late Chicago alderman Charles F Swigart and heir to his $300000 estate. Swigart died five years ago leaving no heirs except a sister in a state hospital. the sister was awarded the estate. Welch's petition seeks to set aside the proof of heirship and establish her relationship.
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Chicago
Charles F. Swigart
Ena Welch
New Jersey
Swigart
Boy Fractures Leg In Pool Accident
Sylvester Folt aged 16 of 1642 Pullan Avenue slipped while entering a stairway to a Wells Avenue pool near Eighth Street in Price Hill and fractured his left leg. He was taken to Seton Hospital where Dr. Joseph A Duffey attended.
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Wells Avenue
Eighth Street
Price Hill
Sylvester Folt
Pullan Avenue
Seton Hospital
Joseph A. Duffey
Hawthorne Avenue
Threatened Franco British Breach Averted by Commission Decision
Lloyd George and Poincare agree a break seems near but the decisive commission action averts a threatened Franco British breach. The decision signals cautious progress in high level talks between Britain and France amid tense diplomacy.
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Lloyd George
Poincare
German reparations relief extends 1922 cash payments halt
The Reparations Commission defers a full decision on a moratorium until radical German finance reforms are completed. Germany may pay August and September cash installments with six month treasury bills or gold deposits to Belgium if needed, ending by December 31, 1922.
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The
Associated Press
Reparations Commission
Germany
John Bradbury
Loyd. George
M. Dubois
France
Poincare
Belsium
Great Britain
Belgium
Treasury
Gan
Commission
Berlin
Fugitive's Car Leaps Gap at Bridge in Chase
Vincent Druéci, described by police as a safe blower, drove at high speed as Michigan Avenue Bridge rose to admit a steamer. He leaped a three foot gap but was captured at the far end of the bridge. Police said he was sought in a Lake Shore Drive tea shop robbery where bonds and securities worth 14 000 dollars were stolen.
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Chicago
Vincent Druéci
Drivi
Michigan Avenue
Teej
Bate
Lake Shore Drive
Consulate at New Castle Closed Amid Shipping Probe
The State Department orders the American Consulate in New Castle England temporarily closed while it investigates alleged improper actions by Consul Fred C. Slater and Vice Consul Russell M. Brooks. Officials are accused of pressing British subjects to sail on American Shipping Board vessels and using passport visa influence.
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Washington
State Department
New Castle
England
American Shipping Board
Fred C. Slater
Corunna
Spain
Russell M. Brooks
Dresden
Germany
United States Shipping Board
United States
Exequatur Withdrawn After U. S. Notification
London reports Britain withdrew the exequatur of the American Consul at Newcastle after notifying Washington. The action follows treaty and international law precedent. Fred C. Slater denies aiding American lines in a Newcastle interview.
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U. S
London
Alug
Associated Press
Newcastle
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
America
Daily Chronicle
Fred C. Slater
Mexican Deputy Slain In Chamber Greenroom After Quarrel
Torcuato Lemus a Co operationist deputy was shot and killed in the green room of the Chamber of Deputies in Mexico City. Independent Martin Barragan is charged with the killings following a dispute over credentials from Michoacan. Witnesses say Lemus fired first and Barragan returned fire, eight shots exchanged in the confrontation before the Electoral Commission session.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Torcuato Lemus
Chamber of Deputies
Martin Barragan
Michoacan
Lemus
Barragan
Electoral Commission
Fifteen Killed and Sixteen Injured in Canadian Mine Blast
In British Columbia 15 miners died and 16 were injured in a late yesterday explosion at No. 4 Mine of the Canadian Collieries Dunsmuir properties in cUm nd. All bodies have been recovered.
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B. C
Dunsmuir Coal Properties
Senate approves four billion dollar bonus bill vote 47 to 22
Lawmakers pass a large veteran bonus measure by a 47 to 22 vote but fail to secure enough votes to guarantee a veto override. The piece notes President’s pressure to clear the bill before the 1924 campaign and opposition around possible White House rejection.
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Senate
Large Measure Wins Big in Upper House Vote
A decisive victory for the measure in the upper house secures broad support across galleries. Lawmakers approve the proposal amid continued debate on its implications for governance and public policy.
Soldier Bonus Fights Press On After Senate Hurdles
Washington reports show the soldier bonus faces near-impossible odds to pass over a Harding veto. The American Legion remains confident the President will not veto a bill his supporters deem vital, while foes argue finance and method may doom final passage.
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Washington
Senate
House
American Legion
Harding
Mr. Harding
Navy releases surplus seaplane to Walter Hinton
The Navy Department ordered the release of a surplus seaplane at Pensacola Florida to replace the wrecked craft used by Walter Hinton on his flight from New York to Brazil. The Pensacola air station commandant will turn over the plane to Hinton at once.
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Washington
Navy Department
Walter Hinton
Pensacola
Fla
New York
Brazil
Hinton
Harding to veto Senate passed bonus bill as expected
High officials indicate President Harding will veto the bonus measure even after Senate passage. The bill moves to conference with the House to resolve differences, then returns for final approval before reaching the White House. Treasury officials say the proposal lacks a revenue-raising mechanism.
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Harding
Senate
Washington
House
White House
Treasury
Supreme Court asked to rehear Coronado case
Petition filed by John W. Davis for rehearing of the Coronado coal case asks the Supreme Court to reconsider its June 5 1922 ruling. The coal companies seek affirmation of lower court judgments against District 21 and the United Mine Workers of America.
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Washington
Coronado
United States Supreme Court
John W. Davis
United Mineworkers of America
District’ 21
Supreme Court
District 21
National Union of the United Mine Workers
United Mine Workers
United Mineworkers
Hannibal police sergeant jailed for strike injunction violation
A 64 year old Hannibal Missouri police sergeant Oscar Steers was sentenced to three months in jail and fined 250 dollars by Federal Judge Faris for violating a strike injunction. He was one of four men sentenced. The judge criticized police officers who fail to protect the public and act under false pretenses.
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ST. Louis
Hannibal
Farig
Oscar Steers
Faris
Coal firm offers Ford entire mine output to Ford plants
The Logan Pocahontas Fuel Company telegram to Henry Ford promises to supply about 85 cars daily from Harlan County Kentucky and its West Virginia output. It estimates 165000 tons monthly and seeks a two year contract at government coal prices. Ford plants reportedly use about 120000 tons monthly.
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Henry Ford
Logan-Pocahontas Fuel Company
M. T. Roach
Coal Company
Wallins
United States
Mr. Ford
Associated Press
Harlan County
West Virginia
Ford
Senate Votes 47 to 22 for Bonus Bill in Heated Roll Call
The $4 billion bonus bill clears the Senate 47 to 22 with 16 Republicans and 8 Democrats absent. Pairs noted, 33 against would stall, but the tally shows a two-thirds majority present and voting in favor. conference to House set with Mondell predicting House action tomorrow. Conferees named from tariff debate, with House managers to be appointed.
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Harding
Senate
House
Mondell
Wyoming
Lodge
Massachusetts
Pomerene
Missouri
West
Trammell
Florida
Heflin
Alabama
Sterling
Inter-City Rotary Convention Plans Draw 1000 Rotarians
About thirty Rotary clubs will gather at the local Rotary Club on Wednesday September 6 with over 1,000 Rotarians expected. International Rotary President Raymond Havens will attend, marking the largest local assembly since the 1916 international convention.
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Rotary Club
Raymond Havens
International Rotary
One Killed in Fight Among Rum Runners
A farmer testified at an inquest that fifty or sixty shots were fired in a battle allegedly involving rum runners. Witnesses described three canvas-covered trucks and seven or eight autos carrying men. Albert Schultz, a former saloonkeeper, was killed. Edward McAvoy and John Horan were wounded. Thomas McCarthy, with Schultz, denied nearby gunfire.
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Chicago
Albert Schultz
Schultz
Edward McAvoy
John Horan
Thomas McCarthy
Ers
Veterans Organize Post 4n Thirty-seventh Division
The Southern Ohio Post 4n Thirty-seventh Division Veterans Association was organized last night at Oelscher's Garden Cumminsville with about three hundred former soldiers present. Captain Victor Heintz opened the meeting after a buffet lunch, followed by addresses from Major T. L. Lawler and Major John Reynolds of the Adjutant General's office.
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Southern Ohio
Thirty-seventh Division Veterans Association
Oelscher
Boy Drowns in River as Crowd Watches Believing A Game
Roy Darlington age 9 drowned near Manchester Island while watching coal diggers at work. Hundreds stood by as he stepped into swift current and cried for help. Despite late, unsuccessful rescue attempts no body had been recovered by night.
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Commercial Tribune
Manchester
Roy Darlington
Manchester Island
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