Policy Committee of Shopmen Defers Peace Action
A janitor halted two day talks on railway shopcrafts settlement by ordering leaders out as the hall was to be cleaned. The meeting adjourned to tomorrow with no action taken, while officials prepare for a 10 AM session and a preliminary executive council gathering.
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Chicago
Associated Press
B. M. Jewell
Jewell
Joseph Franklin
Mr. Franklin
R. J. Tallon
Executive Council
Tallon
Eastern Railroad
Vies Warfield
Seaboard Air Line
Father Admits He Killed His Two Daughters
Tony Dinello of Kansas City Kansas confessed to police that he killed his two daughters aged 11 and 13 and threw their bodies into the Missouri River. A body found in a sand pit near Napoleon was identified as one girl. the second body showed similar head injuries and was found later.
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Missouri River
Tony Dinello
Kansas City
Kansas,city
Kan
Henry T. Zimmer
Dinello
Napoleon
Many Modes of Torture Charged to Strikers
In Chicago on September 12 the rail injunction hearing heard affidavits detailing torture inflicted on workers by strikers. Descriptions ranged from tar and feathering to bombings shootings and beatings. One witness recounts captors discussing punishments including pebbles in shoes and dragging a man behind a car before yielding to a beating.
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Chicago
Banks Backed Miner Trike Leader Reveals
William Green, secretary treasurer of the United Mineworkers of America, disclosed that Harriman National Bank of New York and the Indiana National Bank aided finance for the miners during the recent coal strike. He said $100,000 loans were secured from each bank along with other bonds and cash expended, totaling over $1,000,000 in strike costs.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Harriman Banking
New York City
Indiana National Bank of Indianapolis
William Green
United Mineworkers of America
Green
American Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor Executive Council
New York
Harriman National Bank
United Mineworkers
Coronado
Pennsylvania
Benjamin Schlessinger
International Garment Workers’ Union of America
John L. Lewis
Philip Murray
W. A. Harriman
H. B. Rosen
New York Life Insurance Company
Mr. Green
Harriman
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Liberty
Pennsylvania Mining Company
Harriman Bank
Lewis
Associated Press
Wall Street
Mr. Lewis
Miners to Be Freed From Argonaut Shaft
Jackson Cal September 12 The last barrier to the Argonaut mine will be broken through late Thursday night or early Friday morning after a 48 hour wait The fire has mostly burned out and safety officials expect the 47 men trapped since August 27 to be rescued with a few likely alive among the stronger workers
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Jackson
Cal
Associated Press
Argonaut
Fred L. Lowell
California Industrial Accident Commission
Court Admits 10000 Charges Of Violence In Mass Record
Federal judge admits more than 20000 affidavits alleging assaults by strikers and sympathizers against railroad workers as part of a temporary injunction case against 240 shop craft officials. Attorneys clash over evidence while bulk exhibits are considered for nationwide violence claims.
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Chicago
Associated Press
B. M. Jewell
John Scott
James H. Wilkerson
Donald R. Richberg
Frank Mulholland
Toledo
Jewell
Mr. Scott
Richberg
J. A. Fowler
Blackburn Esterline
Wilkerson
Santa Fe
Illinaois Points
Esterline
Southern Pacific
Southwest
Pacific Slope
Northwest
Two Men Seized After Bridge Dynamite Try Near Jacksonville
Deputy sheriffs surprised four men trying to dynamite the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad bridge over Six Mile Creek near Jacksonville. After a pistol battle, two men were captured. The incident occurred on September 12 and involved a six mile creek bridge attack.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Six Mile Creek
Here
Kipling Denies Slur At U. S. Attributed To Him
Rudyard Kipling replies to The Times denying authorship of remarks attributed to him by Clare Sheridan in the New York World He says he did not give the interview and did not say the quoted things.
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Kipling
U. S
N. Y
London
Rudyard Kipling
The
Times
Clare Sheridan
New York World
Ohio Legislature Approves Million for Mine Operation
Ohio lawmakers passed Governor Davis’s price control and mine seizure plan and approved a 1,047,000 appropriation to run a new fuel department. The vote on the main bill was 86 12 in the House and 28 3 in the Senate with emergency clauses. The appropriation covers mine operation and salaries, with experts urging improved railroad car supply to keep mines running.
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Columbus
Associated Press
Davis
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Bond
Belmont
Burns
Washington
Gorrell
Carroll
Hatch
Athens
Heirs
Tuscarawas
Matthews
Montgomery
Scioto
Randolph
Perry
Robinson
Lawrence
Weigel
Renry
Hammey
Putnam
Schelhorn
Butler
Atkinson
Franklin
Senate Judiciary Committees
Judiciary Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Ohio
EF. M. Poston
New York Coal Company
Mr. Poston
B. F. Nigh
Ohio- Indiana-Michigan Coal Association
Indiana
Mr. Postom
John Moore
Huge water spout seen on Ohio lake front
Port Clinton Ohio reported a huge water spout on Lake Erie this morning. The spiral column lasted several minutes, sweeping across the lake front but causing no damage in the area and marking the first sighting in many years.
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Ohio Lake
Port Clinton
Lake Erie
Fatal Motorcycle Crash on Colerain and Township Avenues
Clifford Hettler of 4158 Pitts Avenue was fatally injured when his motorcycle was struck by a northbound car driven by Mrs. Lola Meyer at Colerain Avenue and Township Avenue. He was taken to Colerain Emergency Hospital then to Deaconess Hospital for surgery. police call the crash unavoidable.
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Clifford Hettler
Pitts Avenue
Colerain Avenue
Township Avenue
Hettler
Lola Meyer
Bates Avenue
Eli Miller
Deaconess Hospital
D. W. Palmer
C. G. Spidel
Texas Republicans Weigh Fusion With Anti Klan Democrats
Texas Republicans consider fusion with independent Democrats opposed to the Ku Klux Klan. R B C Creager of Brownsville, state GOP chair, says talks progress as Democrats plan a statewide meeting to nominate a candidate to oppose Earle B Mayfield, the regular Democratic U S Senate nominee credited with Klans support.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Creager
Brownsville
State Republican Committee
Earle B. Mayfield
United States
Senate
Bettman Elected Ohio American Legion State Commander
Gilbert Bettman Vice Mayor of Cincinnati won the Ohio American Legion State Commander post on the second ballot at the 1923 convention in Dayton. Springfield was chosen as the convention city with Bettman’s election praised amid cheers. The group endorsed immediate passage of the Fitzgerald bill to place national military home administration beyond politics and adopted resolutions on hospitalized disabled veterans and Kaiser memoirs. Other officers elected include Eddie Gettrost as Vice Commander and John S. Taylor as State Finance Officer.
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Dayton
Gilbert Bettman
Cincinnati
American Legion
Department of Ohio
Springfield
Bettman
Dan Iford
Toledo
Arthur Burker
Columbus
In Memorial Hall
Som
Ohio
Service Committee
Sawyer
Marine Corps
John S. Taylor
Cambridge
L. E. Limbert
Hayden Edwards
C.F. Sauer
Logan
Southeast
Harry F. MacLane
Northwest
Carl EF. Moore
Cleveland
Northeast
Wallace Thomas
Washington, D. C
Washington
Tariff Bill Advances In Washington Debate Grows
The conference report on the administration tariff bill is released as a House vote looms. Republicans trimmed many Senate rates, aiming for near Payne Aldrich levels with projected $400 million yearly revenue. The measure faces Senate debate before a President’s signature and November elections framing.
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Washington
Associated Press
House
Senate
Treasury
Europe
Orient
Althugh
Tariff Commission
Canada
Tariff Apparently Disregards Economic Law, Times Says
The Times criticizes the American tariff bill as soon to become law, stating British businessmen have explained the trade problem to Americans but that the policy appears in direct opposition to economic law and observers will watch its development.
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London Times
London
the Times
Carrying of Pistols Is Curse of America
Chief Magistrate William McAdoo told the International Police conference that pistol carrying is the curse of America. He said more New Yorkers and Chicagoans carry pistols than in all Europe and linked firearm sales to the police main problem. He argued crime levels are not higher here, but youthful impulses fuel gun use.
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New York
William McAdoo
International Police Conference
America
Chicago
Europe
Women of Invisible Eye Assault Woman in Dallas
Mrs. I. C. Tatum, 44, of Stop Six in Dallas, was lured into a car by four women calling themselves a committee of the Ladies of the Invisible Eye. She says she was driven several miles and struck 100 times with leather straps and weighted instruments. The date and full location are from a Fort Worth report.
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Invisible Eye
FT. Worth
Texas
I. C. Tatum
Dallas
Mrs. Harding Crisis Eases and No Immediate Operation
Washington dispatch reports Mrs. Harding’s condition improved with the crisis passed after doctors observed rising elimination and stable vitals. No operation planned for the moment, though future surgical need remains uncertain. Mayo and Finney's consultations continue as Mrs. Harding gains strength and shows cheerfulness.
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Washington
Associated Press
Harding
John M. T. Finney
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
C. E. Sawyer
George T. Harding, Jr
Columbus
Joel T. Boone
Sawyer
Dr. Lawer
White House
Blast in California Shakes Port Area
A powerful explosion at 8 57 o clock rocked southwest San Bernardino shaking houses within miles. The Santa Fe Railroad sends a switch engine to inspect bridges between San Bernardino and Colton as deputies and US marshals search for the blast site amid a developing rail violence incident.
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California
San Bernardino
Cal
Santa’ Fe Railroad Company
San Bernao
Colton
Sherffs
United States Rshals
Lodge Leads in Massachusetts GOP Primary Returns
Boston dispatch reports Henry Cabot Lodge leading Joseph Walker nearly three to one in 211 precincts. Channing Cox and J Weston Allen show similar margins for the Republican nominations for senator and governor. Democratic contenders Gaston and Fitzgerald lead in their races as results come in from Boston and statewide precincts.
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Boston
Henry Cabot Lodge
Joseph Walker
Lodge
Walker
Channing H. Cox
J. Weston Allen
Cox
Allen
William A.gaston
Sherman L. Whipple
John F.fitzgerald
Peter F. Sullivan
Worcester
Ae Osep
Pelletier
Suffolk County
Peletier
Thomas C. O’brien
O’brien
William Jarron
Massachusetts
Frederick H. Gillett
Gillett
W William H. Feiker
Robert S. Maroney
Frederick Butler
Lawrence
Joseph Walsh
Supreme Court
Peter F. Tage
James A. Gallivan
Townsend Leads Michigan Republican Prize Fight With 6983 Margin
United States Senator Charles E. Townsend widened his lead to 6983 votes over Herbert F. Baker for the Republican Senate nomination as 502 of 2856 precincts reported. Groesbeck led the gubernatorial ballot with 29964 to 16959 for Fletcher and 5590 for Joslin. Kelley ran on economy and Emery on veterans' issues.
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Townsend
Michigan
Baker
McLeod
South Carolina
Detroit
Mich
United States
Charles E. Townsend
Herbert F. Baker
Kelley
Emery A
Alex. J. Groesbeck
Groesbeck
Fletcher
Joslin
Senate
Truman H. Newberry
Emery
American Legion
Washington
Newby
Richard H. Fletcher
Bay City
M. Joslin
Adrian
Lower Peninsula
Upper Michigan
Prenet
Cheboygan
Aker
Clare
Ilasco
Tonta
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Hlo Motorcycle
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Mrs. Harding
Senator Lodge
Newberry
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