Miners Vote to Resist Injunction Fight
United Mine Workers delegates pledge lawful resistance to an injunction suit seen as a move to dissolve the union. John L Lewis warns of jail for defending union rights as Gompers and Judge Anderson figure in heated exchanges during the Indianapolis convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
William Green
West Virginia
Kentucky
United States
Mr. Green
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Lewis
John
Gompers
Green
A. B. Anderson
John H. Walker
Ilinois Federation of Labor
Anderson
Kansas
Alexander Howatt
Howatt
Illinois
Philip Murray
Advertisers and Institutions Listing Amusements Magazine Index
An index page catalogues advertisers and institutions including Campbell Commercial School Economy Supply Co Ford Automobiles Milner-Player Pianos J R Bell Telephone Co Model Laundry Co Robert Mitchell Co Art Academy Fatima Cigarettes Franklin School for Boys Ashbrook & Co Hutten & Ge Irwin Ballmann & Co Stanley & Bissell Southern Ohio S. B. & T. Gee Humphreys Medicine Co Japp's Hair Store Miller Bros Merchandises Ohio Mechanics' Institute Symphony concerts Dunlevy Co Lawton Co and several banks and savings institutions listed among other businesses and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Commercial School Economy Supply Co
de Ea Ford Automobiles
Matvees Dawaiee
D. Spritz & Sons
Peccntes
SEA Onoers
Milner
Abe
Bell Telephone Co
Model Laundry Co
Robert Mitchell Co
Art Academy
Burkhardt Bros. Co
MTU
Donsdecscasa
College Preparatory School
Fagle Savings and Loan Assa
Fatima Cigarettes
Franklin School For
Ee Financial
Ashbrook & Co
A. Lepper@ Co
Een Care Hutten & Ge
Ae Irwin, Ballmann & Co
Stanley & Bissell
Southern Ohio
B. & T. Geri
Geldenburs
MNOGE
Kbs
Asleek
Cca
Humphreys Medicine Co
Japp
McApin
Miller Bros.—Merchandis Motion Pictures
Ohio Mechanics’ Institu Symphony Certs
Dunlevy Co
The
Lawton Co
Ae A Natoon Co
Cleveland Evens Series with 9–0 Victory over Yankees
Cleveland tied the crucial series with New York Americans by routing the Yankees 9 to 0 in New York. Uhle pitched brilliantly, allowing four hits as New York failed to score for the third time this season. Tris Speaker returned in center for Cleveland, playing through a leg injury as 38,000 fans watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
New York Americans
Yankee
Uhle
Yankees
Evans
Burns
O'Neill
Shawkey
Ruth
Tris Speaker
St. Louis
Wood
McNally
Gardner
Pipp
Sewell
Harper
Ward
Schang
Wamby
Miller
Peck
Uhie
Jamieson
Uwhie
Speaker
Roth
Meusel
Hynicka defends leadership amid Republican bossism attacks
In Cincinnati, R K Hynicka rejected claims of steering the party, stating he is only the committee chairman and that no man dominates meetings. The rally included candidates Froome Morris George Carrel Gilbert Bettman Myers Cooper, with plans for a campaign platform and October 10 speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
R. K. Hynicka
City Central Committee
Mr. Hynicka
Republican Party
City Central
Froome Morris
Comntee
Hynickards
Hynicka
George P. Carrel
Gilbert Bettman
Myers Y. Cooper
Carrel
Charles IF. Hornberger
George F. Schott
Hornberger
Galvin
Wilmer H. Crawford
Vernon Place
Crawford
Isaac Winkler Brothers Company
Cincinnati Women’s Club
Women’s City Club
Daughters of the American Revolution
The
Colonial Daughters
Bomb Sets Battleship Alabama Adrift Delays Bomb Test
A Martin aircraft bomb cut an anchor chain on the battleship Alabama, delaying the second phase of bombing operations by Langley Field airmen. The ship drifted into deep water, a mine sweeper struggled to reposition her, and after retrieval she was secured about 1,000 yards from the San Marcos the old Texas. Bombing with 1,100 pound shells was resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Martin
Alabama
Langley Field
Remo
San Marcos
Texas
Amateurs Try to Rob Railroad Detective
Four amateur highwaymen attempted to rob Sergeant Rumsey of the New York Central Rail road police in the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad yards at Toledo Ohio. They drew revolvers but were slow, Rumsey held them at bay, and a switchman alerted police who arrived with a speed squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Rumsey
New York Central Railroad
Pistol and sword duel reported in Paris
Count De Poret and Camille La Farge dueled at the Parc des Princes using both pistols and swords. La Farge was said to wound the Count with a sword in the right arm, forcing him to surrender in tears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Count de Poret
Camille la Farge
la Liberte
Parce Des Princes
Chicago Chief Hints Police Corruption Shakeup
Chicago General Superintendent Charles C. Fitzmorris claims about half the police force may be involved in illegal liquor sales and transport. He plans disciplinary action once evidence is obtained and may bring cases before the City Civil Service Commission. He also orders district boundary changes and a broader shakeup, and directs Lt Alcock to probe a downtown hotel club plan to permit all night dancing.
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Chicago
Charles C. Fitzmorris
John H. Alcock
Charles F. Clyne
Chicago Police Department
Fitzmorris
City Civil Service Commission
Department
Police Department
Intf
Alcock
Auto accidents injure several in Cincinnati crowds
A sequence of minor crashes near Walnut and Fourth streets left three people with injuries including a 14 year old boy who suffered a fractured collar bone. Other incidents included a truck overturning at Alexandria Pike injuring two men and a child struck by a car with minor injuries reported, while witnesses described the crashes as non fatal.
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Cincinnati
Walnut Street
Lourth Street
Lloyd Sullivan
de Courcy Avenue
Latonia
Sullivan
General Hospital
Arthur Radtke
Harrison Avenue
Radtke
Alexandria Fair Grounds
Newport
Alexandria Pike
Fair Grounds
Feldman Milk and Cream Company
Monmouth Street
Carl Emark
Saratoga Street
Emark
Michael Bossart
Robert Schneider
Ann Street
Schneider
Bossart
Augusta Postel
Laurel ‘Street
Lester Schulte
State Avenue
Laurel Street
Central Avenue
O. A. Burkhous
Clark Street
Wesley Avenue
Masked Bandits Rob Street Car Conductor and Motorman
Three masked bandits held up Harmon Ayers the street car conductor and Orman Justice the motorman near Hover's Park in Lima Ohio last night after their run. They took $32 and fled in a waiting automobile.
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Lima, O
Harmon Ayers
Orman Justice
Hover's Park
Camphor Made From Turpentine
Professor P Giraudet of the University of Paris and Loyola University New Orleans announces a process to manufacture synthetic camphor from turpentine. A patent application has been filed, he says, which would relieve the government from the existing Japanese monopoly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
P. Giraudet
University of Paris
Loyolla University
Taxicab Driver Wounded in City Duel with Detective
In Lexington on September 24 Uber ter Gritton a taxicab driver was shot and seriously wounded in a pistol duel with Detective Dudley Veal. The clash followed Veal attempting to arrest Gritton on tire theft charges. Gritton fired from behind a telephone pole as he fled and then surrendered after being wounded.
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Lexington
Uberter Gritton
Dudley Veal
Gritton
Veal
Greeks Establish Defensive Line East of Eski-Shehr
Greek forces withdrawing from the Bakaria River area in Asia Minor are reported to have taken defensive positions about sixty kilometers east of Eski-Shehr. Officials in Athens issued the statement amid reports Greece may retreat further west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Bakaria River
Asia Minor
Eski-Shehr
Lines Drawn in Senate for Renewal of Fight on German Peace Treaty
Senator Borah urged that American troops in Germany are needed to execute the Versailles treaty yet favored withdrawing troops. He warned against claiming treaty benefits while rejecting France’s border in execution, saying the U S must help enforce the treaty to gain any advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Germany
Borah
France
Borah Leads in Opposition to Early Ratification of German Treaty
In Washington the Senate opened debate on the new peace treaty with Germany. Senator Borah led Republican opposition while Senator Lodge urged prompt ratification citing President Harding’s letter. Debate covered reservations on protections, Reparations Commission participation, and potential League of Nations implications.
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Washington
Senate
Germany
Lodge
Massachusetts
Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Idaho
Senator Lodge
Harding
Reed
Missouri
Congress
Pomerone
Ohio
United States
Pomerene
Lusitania
King
Utah
League of Nations
Watson
Georgia
League
America
Reparations Commission
Knox
Giant African porcupine arrives at the Zoo exhibit
The Zoo received a giant African porcupine from Africa via London, the first in years. General Manager Sol A. Stephan says the specimen is unusually fine with quills twelve to fourteen inches long and half an inch thick at the base. A new pair of storks was added to the existing pair. The porcupine is on exhibit in the Carnivora Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
London
Sol A. Stephan
Carnivora
Lieutenant Emerson Killed Jumping Between Planes at State Fair
Lieutenant Arthur Emerson died at the Oklahoma State Fair Grounds when he fell while attempting a transfer between aircraft in front of about six thousand spectators. The Cincinnati aviator had thrilled crowds with stunt flights at Coney Island in early July. He had planned a two-plane leap earlier, but could not find two pilots to maintain parallel flight, ending the stunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Arthur Emerson
State Fair Grounds
Emerson
Coney Island
Salvation Army
Beer raid on Clark Street cellar ends with laughter
Detectives Abel and Joachim and Officer Juhiman raid a soft drink shop run by Dale Selby at 932 Lauré Street uncovering two barrels of anti prohibition beer and a half pint of whisky. The proprietor is arrested for unlawful possession as a cheering crowd watches the bungling lift attempts.
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Clark Street
Intermediate Avenue
Abel and
Joachim
Juhiman
German Surgeon Mutilates American Girl in Munich
Fourteen year old Marjorie James, daughter of Dr J A James of St Louis and great granddaughter of Louisville resident Mrs Virginia Mathews, underwent a minor operation in Munich that failed and led to alleged excessive fees by the German surgeon. She was moved to Coblenz and improved under American army medical care. Dr James, leader of a relief group aiding French orphans, has consulted counsel and informed the State Department.
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Louisville
Marjorie James
J. A. James
St. Louis
Paris
Munich
Virginia Mathews
James
France
Coblenz
State Department
Washington
James Mathews
Eight Die As Lake Superior Squall Capsizes Sailboat
Sault Ste. Marie Mich Sept 24 Eight persons died when a squall swept Lake Superior two weeks earlier. Only survivor Adam Lewis reported the disappearance of a berry picking party from Shelldrake bound for Sault Ste Marie Ontario. The boat capsized about a mile off the beach. Victims include John and Mrs Lewis Simon Lewis George Field and three children.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Lake Superior
Adam Lewis
Shelldrake
Here
Ontario
Shell Drake
John Lewis
Simon Lewis
George Field
Harry Brooks
Garden River
Sault Ste Marie
Woman Robbed in Broad Daylight Cash Register Fight
Miss Pudie Brinkman of 4415 Main Avenue Norwood reports a man seized her at her Montgomery Road confectionery on Lester Avenue yesterday afternoon at about 3 o'clock. He forced her inside and demanded $2, then shot the cash drawer for sixty cents before fleeing. Police were alerted but could not locate the suspect.
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Montgomery Road
Lester Avenue
Miss Pudie Brinkman
Main Avenue
Norwood
White-Clad Horseman Warns Gamblers in Pawhuska Town
A lone white clad horseman rode through Pawhuska Oklahoma last night leaving a note bearing a warning to gamblers and bootleggers. A shot was fired at the rider but he escaped unharmed and vanished after galloping through the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawhuska
Okla
Steamship Alacrita Sinks in Atlantic Voyage Ends with Survivors
A radio dispatch reports the steamship Alacrita towing 30 survivors after sinking in mid ocean. The vessel, 1,600 tons net, departed New Orleans August 31 for Barcelona and was en route to New York when wrecked.
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Atlantic
New York
Alacrita
New Orleans
Barcelona
Midocean
Cabo Creux
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United Mineworkers
Meer
Ene Eee Agazine
Tere Ee Eaee
Indians
Mouse
Ill
Peer
Uwhle
Wamb
Hopper
O’neill
Devormer
Cyril Emark
David Lawrence
Navy Yard
Navy Department
White House
National Capital
Labor
National
Wilson
Railroad Wage Board
Navy Yards
Gireeks O
Lieutenero
Oklahoma
Ghuwds
Pulige
U. S
Superior
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