Packing House Strike Sparks Injuries in Chicago
Strike trouble erupts as sympathizers storm elevated trains injuring about forty. Police disperse crowds of striking stockyard workers and thousands gather around packing plants at quitting time. Temporary injunction blocks picketing near stockyards. Plant officials request troops amid ongoing unrest.
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Chicago
Phicago
Supe Shade Allivanted Sry
Tour Anon
Kine Home Works
Criday
Peace Likely If All Work Together In Anglodrish Pact
The notice notes that peace may come if all parties cooperate and ratify the Anglodrish agreement. It mentions withdrawal of headquarters within months and signals that the town forces could be removed if the pact is approved.
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Amin
Craig Sid
Dubli Dee
Sit
Nonth
Submarine D4 Narrowly Escapes Off Bridgeport Harbor
Submarine D4 submerged off Bridgeport harbor and stayed underwater twelve hours before crew lightened ballast tanks to surface. A number reported seriously injured in the incident.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Dec. S
Here
Mail car robbers wounded by guard near Savannah
On a mail train near Savannah a marine guard fired at three white men who had robbed an express car, seriously wounding two. The report comes from Charleston, D. C., December 8. In Elyria Ohio, E R Joslyn sues a company for $300 claiming tomato seed failed to mature as expected with harvest slipping to October.
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Savannah
Elyria
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E. R. Joslyn
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Governors Criticize Rail Rate Control Session
Governors from Pennsylvan ia Sproul and Utah Mabey criticized federal control of railroad gates during a Charleston session. They denounced encroachment on state rights and urged limiting federal influence.
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Lhe
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Mabey
Utah
Trade With Soviet Indicates In Report
Department of Commerce estimates for the next fiscal year submitted to Congress suggest possible resumption of trade with Soviet Russia. The report outlines policy directions and potential impact on U S merchants and overall economic relations.
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Washington
Department of Commeree
Russia
Congress
Watson Charge Under Probe Of Solons
Senator Overman opened an inquiry into reports alleging abuse by U S Army officers in France. affidavits described suspected court martial abuses, executions, and mistreatment of prisoners, with claims of sergeants and a major involved in violent acts.
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Soltions Ilegally
Pee
Chatemnen Brandagee
Spe
Watson Persomilly
United States Army
Bar Shington
Dees
Watson Ry
George HH Paytor
Anmorienne
Walter Bethel
Dvowate Genera
Amer
Jean Forces
Satnel Lowe
Kenneth © Robinson
Henry L. Scott
France
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Conscientios
Robbers Shoot Policeman in Michigan Bank Heist
Four of six bandits who robbed the Grand Rapids Savings Bank of 14000 dollars shot and killed a policeman and seriously wounded another when police found them in a hideout. The robbers fled leaving part of the loot behind as state troops joined the manhunt.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Grand Rapids
Papers Helping Gardner Obstruct Law Discussion Not On Booze Robbery
In Washington on December 8 General Superintendent UP Baker told the Mill-Six Joan League the first obstacle to enforcing prohibition is the wet newspapers. He said sheriffs, prosecutors, and city solicitors have not read the eighteenth amendment. Roy Guiner, on trial in Phoenix yesterday, refused to discuss tail sacks from a crawl car at Matolfeopat. Judge Sawtelly warned Gardner could be punished for contempt if he persists. Gardner admitted the event at Matolfeopat.
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Gardner
Washington
Dee
UP Baker
Mill-Six Joan League
Faker
Northcliffe
Gueiner
Matol Feopat
Ary
A. Becanse
William 1B Sawtelly
President Sends In More Nominations
Washington dispatch reports President nominates several hundred appointees after the recent Senate session. Army promotions and postmasterships were among the confirmed or proposed steps, with nominations extending into the current day and the near term.
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Washington
Army
Woman Faces Perjury Charge in San Francisco Hearing
A preliminary hearing was held yesterday on perjury charges against Mrs Minnie Neighbors of Jos An. The case concerns her testimony for the defense in a matter involving the Vebuekbe case and quality of testimony.
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Poplar Bluff
Shefer
Mellon Urges Further Tax Cuts and Debt Policy
In his annual report Secretary Mellon presses for another round of tax reductions and rate revisions affecting business profits and estates. He warns Congress that $6 million of short dated debt matures within 12 months, urging utmost treasury economy and avoidance of burdensome undertakings. He links foreign loan funding to urgent economic needs.
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Congress
Atoof
Hamis
Mellon Relieved Rich of Taxes Sparks Senate Clash
Senator Harrican of Mississippi attacked President Harding’s message and denounced Secretary Mellon for relieving the rich of heavy taxation. The exchange occurred as he declared the whole issue an appeal to pars Tiscihin.
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Warrington
Dees
Harrican
Mississipi
Cesterias
Harding
Pars Tiscihin
Aid
Treasury
Mellon
Unemployment Through Highway Work Emphasis at National Officials Convention
Washington December 8 A convention of the National Association of State Highway Officials heard speakers urge immediate construction and maintenance of highways nationwide as a measure to relieve unemployment.
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Washington
National Association of State Highway Officials
Bank Guaranty Board Levies Assessment
The State Bank Guaranty Fund Board passed a resolution to levy a one half of one percent assessment on deposits of each member bank to protect depositors’ payments.
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Olympia
State Bank Guaranty Fund Board
Alleged murderer held in California amid manhunt
A man described as Dee SoA nian or Prank Hornyak, wanted in Michigan for murder two years past, was detained in California. Authorities reported rewards issued for his arrest as the case drew local attention.
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California
Yosemite
Hornyak
President Harding Plans Alaska Trip Next Summer
President Harding announced he has in mind a trip next summer to the Pacific coast and Alaska. The plan signals a possible tour of the region with stops along the way.
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Washington
Dees
Harding
Pacific Coast
President Harding Expected to Visit Pacific Coast and Alaska
Senator Hiram Johnson said President Harding told him during a recent trip that if Congress ends its current session, the president plans to visit the Pacific coast and Alaska. Johnson spoke on his arrival home in Sacramento yesterday.
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Dee
Harding
Pacific Coast
Alaska
Hiram Johnson
Newfoundland Coast Storm Claims Eight Lives
A severe gale along the Newfoundland coast causes shipwrecks near St John s and Conception Bay. Reports indicate eight deaths and multiple vessels broken, with ongoing searches and updated casualty tallies.
Committee approves revoking charter of Kansas district
The International Executive Board of the United Mine Workers approves revoking the charter of the Kansas district organization and deposing its officers. The action follows internal disputes and is announced by President Dee Indianations Lewis.
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Indianations
Dee
Theent Lewis
Son of
Pre Ae United Mine Workers
Kansas District Organization
International Executive Board
Giants Pay Record Sum for Minor League Star OConnell
James OConnell of the San Francisco club in the Pacific Coast League was purchased by J. J. McGraw for the New York Giants for $75,000. It is the highest sum paid for a minor league player. OConnell will play with San Francisco next season and join the Giants the following year.
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N. Y
James O'Connell
San Francisco Club
J. J McGraw
New York Giants
O'Connell
San Francisco
Giants
Four Power Pacific Agreement Proposed Not Alliance
Washington reports say officials announced a four power Pacific consultation agreement aiming to coordinate on regional matters without forming an alliance. The plan would go to the Senate if conference approval stands and is tied to property refunds and future Japanese refunds.
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Washington
Official American Frees
Pacific
Senate
Prisoner Torture Protest Petition on War Conduct
A petition from Washington and Doe members urges the Nationalists to end torture of war prisoners in India. It calls for steps by the conference to frame rites governing prisoner treatment and to halt suffocation of prisoners in railway wagons.
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Doe
Americ
India
Joss
Jin UN
Nce
British Spokesman Reports Japanese Acceptance of Quadruple Pacific Plan
The British spokesman today said Japan had accepted a quadruple understanding on Pacific questions. He linked this to a five to three naval ratio and claimed a Honolulu dispatch confirmed acceptance of the plan, refuting claims Japan had not accepted it.
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Pacific
Honolulu
Proclamation Frees Political Prisoners in Ireland
King George issued a proclamation directing the release of all political prisoners interned in Ireland. The order marks a significant shift in policy and affects detainees held under political charges.
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London
George
Ireland
Hart Weds Miss Winifred Westover in Los Angeles
William Hart the movie actor married Miss Winifred Westover a member of his supporting company in Los Angeles yesterday. The ceremony linked Hart and Westover in a union reported by local papers and adds a notable pairing from the film troupe.
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William
Hart
This City
Winifred Westover
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