Jurisdiction Questioned Over Petition in Strike Case
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers filed suit in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia challenging the Chicago restraining order against striking railroad shop crafts. Officials warned granting the petition could unsettle other court orders under the Sherman and Clayton acts.
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Department of Justice
Washington
Associated Press
Wilkerson
Chicago
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Electrical Workers
United States
Gordon
Snyder
William H. Johnson
Machinists’ Association
Machinists
Marshal Snyder
Noonan
Three Die and Three Wounded in Family Shooting Quarrel
A clash between the families of J. W. Taylor and William C. Faris on a North Carolina porch left Lela Taylor 16 Newton Taylor 12 and Claude Johnson injured fatally as they died overnight Gertrude Taylor Fred Taylor 21 and Dollie Taylor 9 were wounded Faris now in Columbia penitentiary after surrendering saying the Taylors had threatened him Ill feeling reportedly long standing between the families.
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York
Taylor
Lela Taylor
Newton Taylor
Claude Johnson
Gertrude Taylor
Fred Taylor
Dollie Taylor
Faris
Taylors
American styles intrigue designer on return from Europe
Paul Poiret plans to depart the United States after finding American fashion dull and lacking in new ideas. Anselm Frankel of Des Moines, president of the National Association of Retail Clothiers, recently toured Europe and found Old World styles unattractive compared with American clothing, while Poiret hoped to study American trends during his visit.
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U. S
New York
Paul Potret
Anselm Frankel
Des Moines
National Association of Retail Clothiers
Europe
M. Poiret
Faubourg-St. Honore
Paris
100 Affidavits Charge Violence in Strike Here
One hundred and fifty affidavits were sworn by Baltimore & Ohio Railroad employees before Captain R. T. Dickerson alleging federal injunction violations in the strike. Claims include assault, robbery, and shooting with intent to kill, to be heard in Chicago and here next week before Judge Peck.
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R. T. Dickerson
United States District Attorney
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Chicago
Peck
Edward Baker
Baltimore & Ohio Police Force
Baltimore & Ohio Roundhouse
Thomas Morrow
Portsmouth
Onio
Daugherty
United States
Cincinnati
J. McGee
H. L. Alberty
B. & O. System Federation
P. T. Hamilton
J. W. McDonald
Hocking Valley Union
Columbus
W. E. Yager
Virgil Edwards
Kanawha and Michigan Union
Middleport
Devanney
McGee
Baltimore
Southern Railroad
R. N. Bird
Cincinnati Railway Mail
Louisville
Lexington
Southern Road
Baltimore & Ohio
Sixth and
Baymiller Streets
Wizard of Ku Klux Klan Arrest Ordered in Liquor Case
Edward Y. Clarke Imperial Wizard pro tem of the Ku Klux Klan faces arrest on liquor possession and transportation charges after a meeting in Muncie Indiana. Federal Judge Francis E. Baker set bond at 2000 dollars. Clarke's home is listed as Atlanta, Georgia.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Edward Y. Clarke
Francis E. Baker
Homer Elliott
Clarke
Atlanta
Muncie
Mr. Clarke
Costeree
Baker
Bank Robber Vanishes With 2000 in Dayton
A lone bandit entered the East Dayton Branch of the Dayton Savings and Trust Company in Dayton Ohio and confronted teller Edward Fitzgerald with a gun. He escaped in a waiting car with 2000.
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Dayton, O
Dayton
Dayton Savings & Trust Company
Edward Fitzgerald
May Bring Court Action Against Roads
Government executives oppose the present order and indicate May will pursue court action. They argue the timing is wrong and the condition of equipment will be the basis of the suit.
Government readies action as rail equipment worsens
Washington reports positive information shows railroad equipment in worse condition than public expects. Attorney General Daugherty plans injunctions against defiant railroads and strike leaders while rail executives resist limits on free speech. Government aims to secure transportation and coal movement amid ongoing negotiations and possible future seizures.
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Washington
Daugherty
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railway Executive Group
President's Wife Begs Illness Not Serious
Mrs. Harding, wife of the President, is ill under General Sawyer care in the White House. The ailment is described as not alarming, and she is expected to recover promptly. Only a few close friends knew of the illness, with Mrs. Harding often active at official functions.
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Washington
Associated Press
Harding
Sawyer
White House
Congress
Marines Landed in Smyrna by France Britain and Italy
The situation at Smyrna grew more critical as French Italian marines landed and volunteers formed. British marines guard gas works while Greek ships arrive. Turkish forces push cautiously. Kemalist cavalry move toward Smyrna. refugees stream toward Europe. The Greek government vows not to evacuate Smyrna.
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Smyrna
France
Britain
Italy
Associated Press
Smryna
Thrace
Magnesia
Cassaba
Qdemish
Thyra
Mustapha Kemal
Sir Osmond Brock
Bairamich
Ez-Ine
Aivadjik
Bigha
Dardanelles
Straits
Mt. Ida
Paraderma
Sea of
Marmara
Aegean Sea
Aegean
Theotokis
Athens
Dousmanis
Palimenakos
Pallis
Sakyannis
Revenue Agents Raid New York Hotel Ten Arrested Seizures Reported
A raid by twenty eight international revenue agents twelve police detectives and two assistant US attorneys on Hotel Longacre in New York City arrested ten people seized narcotics and liquor. Agents said the operation targeted drug traffic in the White Light district and that guests tried to rush the doors as police cordons formed. Morphine sold at forty dollars an ounce heroin at forty five and cocaine at thirty five with charges appearing as auto hire or taxicab service on guest bills.
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New York
International Revenue
Longacre
United States
Connolly
Hitchcock
White Light District
Seattle
Wash
Denver
Col
Salt Lake City
Utah
Statue of Liberty
Central Park
Gas at Argonaut mine pours deadly fumes as rescue digs advance
In Patonious gag, Dr Duschak reports five thousand feet of intensely poisonous gas venting from the Mul doon shaft while rescue crews inch toward the entombed forty seven miners. Efforts focus on a seventy five foot upward cut to reach the Argonaut mine. EF A Stent, VP of Argonaut Mining, says the miners likely died. no hope of rescue is seen.
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Argonaut
EF. A. Stent
Argonaut Mining Company
Mr. Stent
Associated Press
McAdoo Announces 1924 Presidential Candidacy Plan
William G. McAdoo former Treasury secretary declares for the Democratic nomination in 1924. Denver figures William C. Lyons cites McAdoo’s Los Angeles meeting and predicts entry in California primaries with strong backing from party leaders. Lyons also mentions San Francisco Democratic organization support. In Salt Lake City McAdoo avoids discussing politics during a rafting trip en route to Idaho.
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New York
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
William C. Lyons
Denver
Colorado
McAdoo
Los Angeles
Mr. Lyons
California
David McNab
Democratic Organization
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
Half Million Mark Notes To Be Issued By Bank of Germany
BERLIN Sept 7 Reichsbank prepares to issue half million mark paper notes by December to meet year end payments. In the last ten days 23 000 600 000 marks have entered circulation, about 10 percent of Germany's total notes. Printing runs 2 600 000 000 marks daily, hoped to rise to 4 000 000 000 to cover money shortage.
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Bank of Germany
Berlin
Reichsbank
Germany
Dance Hall Burns at Lakeside Resort in Toledo
Fire at Lakeside Mich destroyed the Hattas Dance Hall and damaged R C Lauer's cottage in a blaze believed caused by spontaneous combustion. The one story wooden hall 300 feet long was valued at 10000 dollars and owned by J R Hattas of Toledo. Bucket brigades saved the nearby cottage from total loss.
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Toledo
Hattas
R. C. Lauer
Lakeside
Mich
Lauer
Eee
J. R. Hattas
Tragic Rutland Fair Flight Crash Kills Four
At the Rutland Fair Grounds three deaths occur when a plane crashes from 2000 feet killing pilot Lieutenant Belvin Maynard mechanic Charles Mionette and passenger Lieutenant L R Wood. A separate parachute failure claims aeronaut Henry A Smith near the fence. Smith aged 43 had flown parachute exhibitions for ten years.
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Rutland
Rutland Fair Grounds
Belvin W. Maynard
L. R. Wood
Ticonderoga
N. Y
Maynard
Charles Mionette
Plattsburg
Henry A
Daredevil
Smith
East
Lynn
Mass
Daughter of Wm Shuster Sought in Three States
Glasgow Kentucky police hunted Carolyne Shuster 18 daughter of W Morgan Shuster President of Century Publishing Company New York after she vanished with William Morris son of a store owner. Family offered a reward for her return as rumors she married circulated.
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Glasgow
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
Carolyne Shuster
W. Morgan Shuster
Century Publishing Company of
New York
William Morris
Miss Shuster
H. C. Trigg
Morris
Cave City
Nashville
Shuster
Persia
Taft
Debtor woes force Philadelphia crew home from Naples voyage
Officers and 175 seamen of the New York Napoli liner Philadelphia arrive in New York aboard the Cameronia after a perilous Naples journey. Claims of mutiny and arson were denied by Captain William McLeod who cited debts as the main hurdle to leaving Italy.
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New York
Naples
Philadelphia
Cameronia
William McLeod
Childre
Milk producers plan to sell direct to buyer
Tri-State Cooperative Milk Marketing Association members in Central Turner Hall discussed broadening the organization to deliver milk directly to consumers, potentially cutting the price by about two cents a quart. Officials indicated future operations may mirror a Twin Cities model, with direct delivery from producers reducing distributor costs.
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Turner Hall
Tri-State Co-operative Milk Marketing Association
Twin Cities
Ito
Texas Parties To Join In Battle on Klan
San Antonio Texas September 1 The Texas Republican state chairman R H Creager says the party will join the anti Klan movement sparked by the Democratic convention to form a Texas anti Klan political party He notes national importance of the convention action and suggests a Texan may be the next Republican Vice Presidential candidate due to anti Klan momentum
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Texas
San Antonio
Tex
Associated Press
Republican Party
R. H. Creager
Creager
Three Die and Six Hurt in West Coast Train Crash
Spokane reports three railroad men killed and six injured when Northern Pacific fast Mississippi Valley limited No. 41 collided with a work train at Parkwater, four miles from Spokane, around 7 30 pm.
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Spokane
Northern Pacific
Joe
Parkwater
Here
Herrin massacre indictments tally thirty eight murder counts
Marion Ill Sept 7 The special grand jury returned thirty eight indictments for murder in the Herrin massacre. Names include Hill Rogers Main Carneghi Grace Hall and others. Indictments cover slayings at the cemetery and barbed wire timber site with multiple co defendants. Witnesses urged to testify with protection.
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Marion
Ill
Associated Press
Herrin
Howard Hoffman
Huntington
Ind
Peter Hill
Clarence Rogers
Leoa Main
Joseph Carneghi
Bert Grace
Percy Hall
Robert J. Anderson
Sparta
Mich
Ilinois
Nora Cannady
Herbert Rushing
Clyde Lee
James Galligan
Dallas McCrea
Otis Maynard
Joseph Rhodes
William Stanley
John Shoemaker
John Kelly
Hubert Walker
James
Dad) Norris
Roy Pennington
Harvey Perdus
Charles Rogers
John Rushing
Dallas McCree
Alvin Stewart
Joe Murray
Campbell Lively
Alvin Melharon
Frank Adams
Alvin Tolless
Floyd Stokes
George Anderson
Fred McGough
Fred Travelsted
Philip Fontanette
Tom Weeks
Hoffman
Indiana
Andrson
Shoemaker
W. J. Lester
Charleston
United States
Middlekauff
Brundage
Mr. Brundage
Jordy Henderson
Joe Pitcavitz
Guy Huggans
Union
Williamson County
Senate passes coal emergency measure in wary vote
Washington report notes the Senate approved the first emergency coal bill by 40 to 7, aimed at checking profiteering and controlling coal distribution. The measure, amended, was sent to conference for differences with the House. The session then moved to consider a fact finding commission proposal.
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Washington
Senate
House
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