President to appoint Sutherland to Supreme Court vacancy
Washington dispatch reports President Harding intends to appoint former Utah Senator George H. Sutherland to succeed Justice John Clarke on the Supreme Court. Clarke resigns effective September 1 1922 at age 65, citing a philosophy of life and time to read travel and support public causes. Sutherland, born 1862 in Buckingham England, has served Utah in the state senate and US Senate 1905 to 1917 and held advisory roles including participation in the Arms Conference negotiations with Norway.
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John Clarke
United Statespreme Court
George H. Sutherland
Utah
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Clarke
Juste Clarke
Sutherland
Buckingham
England
Senate
United States Senate
King
Neity
United States
Norway
Supreme Court
Wilson
D. C
Tom Johnson
Newton
Baker
Marcus Hanna
Steem
Justice Clarke
Mont
Justi
Supreme Court of the
Units States of America
John H. Clarke
Justice McKenna
Charles E. Hughes
Mo.Kenna
Holmes
Day
Former Maid Held In Death of Seattle Real Estate Deal
Oakland California September fourth. Clara E Winborn twenty eight held on request of Seattle authorities in connection with death of Ferd Hochbrun wealthy retired real estate dealer. Hochbrun found with bullet wound in his head in locked apartment December twenty first last year. Winborn longtime maid in Hochbrun home visited apartments regularly and declined to discuss affair. Hochbrun seen two months before his death. letters to attorney directed rental money to addresses in several cities.
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Oakland
Cal
Clara E. Sharin Winborn
Seattle
Ferdin Hochbrun
Real Tate
Hochbrun
Hochhrun
Son's Call Saves Life of His Mother
A telephone message from Rochester New York prompted Chicago police to rescue Mrs Lillian Seaman who had become unconscious from gas. Her son Ralph in Rochester alerted authorities after reading a letter she had written to him promising she might die. at the hospital she gave no explanation.
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Chicago
Rochester
N. Y
Lillian Seaman
Child Drowned After Narrow Ditch Fall Near Williamsburg
Two year old Clen Freeman Perrine, son of William Perrine, drowned in three inches of water after tumbling from a roadside ditch near Williamsburg during his father’s Sunday trip. He was found with a head wound and rushed to a physician at Mr. Crab. authorities suspect drowning with shock from the fall. Funeral services were set for 4 PM at the Crematory conducted by Rev H Gillinder. the child was the grandson of Clen Perrine, vice president of Brown Carriage Company.
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Clen Freeman Perrine
William Clendenin Perrine, Jr
Pendery Avenue
Wyoming
Brown County
Perrine
Clen
Williamsburg
H. Gillinder
M. E
Clen Perrine
The
Brown Carriage Company
Explosion at 629 Cutter Street Blazes injures three women
Gas escaping from a rear second story room exploded at 629 Cutter Street. Mattie Chavis leaped from a window or was blown into the street, severely burned, with Katie Scott and Exer Turner also burned but not seriously injured. Fire Marshal found an open gas pipe. building damage pegged at $100.
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Mattie Chavis
Cutter Street
Katie Scott
Barr Street
General Hospital
Dr. Clark
Exer Turner
Chavis
Scott and Turner
Hillsinger
Ex congressman Hazelton dies in New Hampshire at 90
Former Congressman George G. Hazelton age 90 died today near Chester New Hampshire at a cousin’s home. He served Milwaukee district in Congress two terms and later was United States Attorney for Wisconsin. He was a Chicago convention delegate for Lincoln’s nomination and practiced law in Washington, D C for the past thirty years.
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Manchester
N. H
George G. Hazelton
Chester
Milwaukee
United States
Wisconsin
Chicago
Lincoln
Washington, D. C
League of Nations assembly opens with strong turnout
Geneva reports the third League of Nations assembly drawing many delegates and spectators. The session elected Augustin Edwards of Chile by 42 of 44 credentials states, while Peru’s Benes bid failed. Committees on constitutional questions, technical matters, armaments, finances, social issues, and political questions were named.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Assembly
The
League of Nations
League
Council
Peru
Eduard Benes
Czecho-Slovakia
Augustin Edwards
Chile
Senor Edwards
N ®Tta
Switzerland
Juan Carlos Blanco
France
Lithuania
Paderewski
Poland
Chilean minister Edwards elected head of League of Nations Assembly
Washington reports Latin American diplomats view Edwards’s selection as a move to ensure Latin American participation in League affairs. Argentina Bolivia and others may adjust policy to align with the Chilean led approach as the Pan American plans and regional disarmament resolutions are discussed in Geneva.
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Washington
Augustin Edwards
England
Assembly of the
League of Nations
League
Argentina
Bolivia
Edwards
Irigoyen
Alvear
Rosada
Chile
Latin-America
Geneva
Santiago
Uruguay
Hughes
State Department
Kailaue Volcano Erupts Again Near Salemaumau Pit
Hila T H Sept 4 The Kailaue Volcano is in eruption with a new lava flow reported on the south side of the Salemaumau fire pit, same location as last July outbreak. Prof Jagger, local authority, declined to predict duration.
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Hila
T. H
Associated Press
Kailaue
Salemaumau
Jagger
Musicians Strike Halts Music in Cleveland Theaters
Half a dozen large Cleveland theaters were without music as their orchestras quit after employers refused to raise pay from 46.50 to 60 dollars per week. The action disrupted matinees and evening shows across several venues.
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Cleveland
Indian squaws willed to senator by Leech Lake chief
Fifteen Indian squaws, ten buckets of war paint, several bales of feathers and other regalia were willed to State Senator Patrick H. McGarry of Walker by Chief Sehmoc-Omi-Nom of the Leech Lake reservation in northern Minnesota. McGarry had befriended the chief and said he was undecided on disposition of the bequests.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Patrick H. McGarry
Walker
Sehmoc-Omi-Nom
Leech Lake
Minnesota
Senate
McGarry
Hungarian immigrant dies after Central avenue stabbing
George Roslige a 38 year old Hungarian of 1649 Central avenue was fatally stabbed after a quarrel with a fellow countryman starting in Joseph Duschan's safe at 1630 Central avenue and ending in front of a house at 1632. He died at General Hospital within an hour, despite operation. Witness Mrs. William Boewer 163 Central avenue saw the attack and noted the delayed police response as Patrol No. 2 traveled from Arch street to the scene. Detectives Cleary and Officers Conners Boenke investigated. no arrest made by dawn.
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George Roslige
Central Avenue
Joseph Dushan
General Hospital
William Boewer
Roslige
Arch Street
Broadway
Paégrol No. 1
William Cleary
Conners and
Boenke
Fifth District
Miners Alive Hope Grows at Kennedy Argonaut Rescue
In Jackson California rescuers report after blasts heard at the Argonaut mine level that signals were answered, suggesting the 47 entombed men may still be alive. Officials withheld comment while families hold cautious hope as rescue aims to reach them by Thursday morning.
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Jackson
Cal
Kennedy
Muldoon
Theodore A Bell Dies Opponent of Prohibition Leader
Theodore A Bell an attorney from San Francisco and former California congressman who twice ran for governor on the Democratic ticket was killed in an automobile accident in San Rafael. He was widely known as a leader of the opposition to prohibition acts.
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San Rafael
Cal
Theodore A. Bell
San Francisco
California
Chicago Labor Day Celebrations with Jewell Mystery
Labor Day observances across the nation report calm despite fears of unrest. In Chicago, parade plans proceeded but B. M. Jewell’s whereabouts remained unknown as Deputy Marshals arrested two strikers under the Daugherty injunction. A fast Wabash train was blocked by tossed railroad ties and scrap iron before stopping.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Ahard
New England
Davis
Mooseheart
Work
United National Association of Postoffice Clerks
Buffalo
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mineworkers
Central Labor Union of Philadelphia
Federated Shop Crafts
B. M. Jewell
United States
Robert Levy
Daugherty
Stephen Gors
Joe Kloborki
Wabash Road
Labor Day Passes Quietly in Local Rail Districts
Labor Day passed without disturbances in local rail districts as officials expected. U S Marshal Devanney stayed on duty, noting no action required. District Attorney Morrow prepared for arraignment of four strikers accused by Big Four Railroad counsel of violating an injunction, with hearings set for September 15 in Columbus.
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United States
Devanney
Morrow
Big Four
Sater
Columbus
Portsmouth
Norfolk & Western Railway
Peck
Only Bootlegger Captured in Crap Game Raid
Cincinnati detectives raided a 529 Carlisle avenue crap game and arrested Luther Ross, a reputed bootlegger, on a game of chance charge. Three black patrons were also taken into custody. A jug of moonshine and a hidden quart bottle were found behind boots, leading to liquor possession charges.
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Cincinnati
Carlisle Avenue
Eugene Weatherly
Weiss
Grannan
McCorkhill
Cleary
Luther Ross
Oss
Gompers Denounces Injunction as Constitutional Violation
Samuel Gompers declares the railway shopmen injunction issued during the administration is wrong in principle and law, a confession that the strike nearly won, and urges unions to fund families while stressing workers must self-rely. He blasts Harding and Daugherty and warns of compulsory labor.
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Philadelphia
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Daugherty
Republic
Harding
Gompers
Party of
Lincoln
Central Labor Union of Philadelphia
Point Breeze Park
Train wreck damages switch injures two in Covington yard
A Chesapeake and Ohio freight engine No. 618 split a switch in the Sixth street yard opposite Carr street injuring engineer John Cohes and fireman Charles Himes. The tender pulled ahead causing a derailment that displaced rails and ties and blocked yards for over two hours. Captain Edward Baker led the investigation.
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Chesapeake& Ohio
Sixth Street
Carr Street
Charles Himes
Pleasant Street
Covington
John Cohes
Arthur Devoss
Wallace
Madison Avenues
Cincinnati
Himes
J. Mary’s Hospital
Cohes
Edward Baker
Baltimore & Ohio Police
Barber’s Sign Triggers Injunction Arrest in Virginia
In Lynchburg Virginia on September 4 the US District Court ordered the arrest of barber L A Taliaferro of Clifton Forge on a conspiracy charge with Norfolk and Western Railroad employees. He allegedly posted a shop sign stating that scabs would not be served.
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Lynchburg
L. A. Taliaferro
Clifton Forge
United States District Court
Tay
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Taliaferro
Government weighs force in shopmen strike settlement
Washington dispatch reports the federal government pressing for a settlement of the shopmen strike this week. Officials consider using federal troops to protect trains and advance injunctions, while rail executives and labor leaders balance protection with potential impacts on negotiations and coal movement.
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Washington
Sept
Genera Daugherty
Chicago
United States Labor Board
Hardin
Harding
Congress
Labor Leadersresent Resentment at Court Act
Arrest of suspect follows bunkhouse fire in Pittsburgh that killed seven Pennsy workmen. Port Jervis New York September 4 reports show train stoneings near the Erie division and locomotive breakdowns amid a strike. Yardmaster Wallace cites airbrakes oil cups and fires as issues with engines. About 5000 workers in the shops affected. Cleveland train arrives with three windows broken. Police guard tracks with sawn off shotguns.
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Pittsburgh
Port Jervis
N. Y
Cleveland
Erie
Wallace
Peace Restored After Guards Are Rearranged
In Asheville North Carolina on September 4 peace was restored between Southern Railway management and switchmen firemen and hustlers after a work stoppage that halted freight traffic when guards were removed. Trains resumed with no interruption since yesterday morning as a rearrangement of guards was approved by both sides and several officers move to conciliator roles. Details of the rearrangement were not released.
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Asheville
N.C
Southern Railway
Labor Day Strikes Prompt Marshals to Enforce Injunction
On Labor Day amid the sixteenth day of the railway shopmen strike marshals are mobilized nationwide to enforce the federal injunction. Chicago union leaders report no formal observance planned as violence and labor resentment grow. B M Jewell’s whereabouts are unknown while central labor bodies rally funds and support for strikers.
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Chicago
United States
B. M. Jewell
Boston Central Union
Harding
Atorney
Daugherty
Chicago Federation of ‘Labor
William Z. Foster
Flier Leaves Florida for Coast Flight in a Day
Jacksonville Fla September 4 Lieutenant James H Doolittle army aviator took off from Neptune Beach at 1003 pm bound for San Diego Calif aiming to reach by tomorrow night He planned a single fuel stop at Kelly Field San Antonio Texas He will route along the Gulf Coast to Mobile New Orleans Sabine Texas and San Antonio
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Jacksonville
Fla
Associated Press
James H. Doolittle
Neptune
San Diego
Cal
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Texas
Tallahassee
Doolittle
Gulf Coast
Mobile
New Orleans
Sabine
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