Engineers Vote Down Move to Jon AFL
Cleveland report notes the 1913 Brotherhood convention rejected affiliation with the AFL. The convention cast an overwhelming vote against joining the federation, ending graft and propaganda concerns raised by opponents. Officials indicated revisions to the Brotherhood constitution were deemed unimportant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JON Afl
Cleveland
Murkr
Labonte
Brotherhood
Autherige Farion
Amalie
Mbraley
Guicial
Marion
Ohio
Non-Union Walkout Urged and Martial Law Consideration
Disorder along the Tug River prompts Governor Morgan to designate a major to handle the crisis in Mingo County. He meets with Sheriff Pinson and Captain Brockus as state police take control. Captain Grackes signals readiness to surrender authority after praise for local citizens aiding law and order. Merrimac, West Virginia, sees rising tension with workers abandoning a motor repair site and fleeing to the hills. International mine union agent David Robb reports to the attorney general that union activity is not the cause, insisting miners act under duly accredited leadership and will cooperate with investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Atharleston Eariior
Charee
Tug River
A. C. Pinson
Mingo County
J. R. Brockus
Grackes
Mingo
Davin
Merrimac
W.va
Warregan
Kentucky
White Scar Mining Co
David Robb
United Mine Work
Atorney
Daugherty
Washington
Ranks of Jobless Reduced for Month
Cantinugd 1 reported a modest drop in unemployment for the month with a similar trend seen in Grand Rapids Michigan where 2 times as many jobless were recorded as in other cities. The report notes a tard rare gee discrepancy and cites Ape as a comparative datum.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Fragmented OCR list of regional figures and places
A garbled OCR sample lists various numbers and city names including Houston Port Bethlehem Oshkosh Albuquerque Butte and Camden with figures like 7 506 in March 2 1000 and 6 000. The fragmentary text reads like a table of sums by location but lacks coherent sentences or clear events.
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Hunting
R.ae Unis Agate
Rand
Pacoma
Houston
Tex
Agaist
Ore
Camden
Agayhss
Albuquerque
Ida
Bethlehem
Oshkosh
Butte
Mont
Lsu
Wawruelet
Churchmen split over clerk vote in Presbyterian gains
In a major church meeting, a vote on eligibility of women for clerical offices showed 189 in favor, 135 against, and 38 presbyteries abstaining across 302 presbyteries. An overture for organic union of Evangelical churches failed. The New Era movement won enthusiastic late-day support with resolutions to continue activities in evangelism, family religion, education, missions, and stewardship. A budget of 592 was approved for June 1, 1921 to May 31, 1922. Messages from state and labor secretaries were applauded.
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Nuwaergus
Victor
Descen
Descen In the Church Was Daeneunved This Ef Ternogt
Roger Aacceicia
Organic Union of the Evangelical Churches
Hiram Foulkes
New York
Presbyterian New Ent Movement
New Era
State Hughes
Labor Bevis
Governor advocates state income tax and frugal road spending
Governor McCray lauded the legislature as among the best and praised education funding. He backed a state income tax, surveys to guide future spending, and warned against costly roads, favoring gravel and stone construction where travel demand is moderate, as he spoke in Fort Wayne and prepared to depart for Wabash Station.
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McCray
BfcCray
Fort, Wayne
Deine
Wabash Station
New Representation Plan For Pennsylvania Men
The plan aims to define who may speak for workers and how they are chosen. It notes employees and officers share mutual obligations to the union and to cooperate. The goal is to reestablish harmony between the Pennsylvania system and its workforce after a year of effort. The decision by the Labor Board is meant to formalize this arrangement with employee representatives involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vnion
Shige
Pennsylvania
L_ Hallroad
Favivabin
Sa Chonen
Saint
United States Stand Against Nations League Draws Fire
London reports critique of a proposed U S stand against the nations league and warnings that without U S backing the league could fail and become costly. The text outlines steps toward employee representation on the Pennsylvania Railroad, detailing elected representatives empowered to discuss rules, protections, compensation, and collaboration with management to improve service and welfare, aiming for broader industrial cooperation and profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Anita Dhager
Penhsslydanin Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harvey Speech Bomb to Capital Sparks Partisan Tensions
Fragmentary text discusses remarks by Ambassador and Senator Harvey on the U S entry into war with Germany, defending American rights and criticizing wartime humanity claims. It notes political backlash, tensions over administration support, and anticipated further speeches.
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United States
Wiley
America
Wir Sims
Ingelfish
Rerding
Germany
Courmans
Ambissades Harvey
Ambeasauior 2
Mr. Hakr
Paker
Harding
Marien
Potlone
Haring Nam Naizy
Lanind
Charles
Taine
Gupghrs
Ambassider
Unidentified man killed by train near Monroeville
A victim struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive near Monroeville around 3:42 PM died. He wore a dark gray suit with a brown hat bearing a Longley label and carried a heavy black bag. Police and coroners examined the body. remains were removed to Painter Brothers Undertaking. Fire damage at a home caused $25 loss. An American diplomatic incident mentioned earlier.
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I. J
Roege
Enterurba
Monroevilg
Penmylvania
Penneyivania
Trivers
Fort Wayne
Imark
Twense
Zane
Painter Brothers
Lsrrtion
Tharingson
Suttonfield
Funeral salute and naval tribute to fallen forces
The article describes orders for a dawn funeral salute with 47 guns to honor the dead. It references ships at sea and a global mourning signal, mentioning the Philippines, Rhine, and Panama theaters, with crews preparing for an official tribute beginning at 1 o'clock in the morning as preparations unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Rhine
Panama
Bryan to Deliver Two Talks Sunday
The mockup notice reports Bryan to speak Sunday at Wayne Street Missioning church at 7 30 pm on life foundations with H Bowlby of New York and others. A public reception at 2 30 pm precedes the 3 pm meeting, with a long reform committee list and overflow plans at Birkr Baptist Church.
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Bryan
Statesman
Wayne Street Church
Wittum
Jennings Bryan
Moal
Wayne Street
Polick
Mare
H.ick Bowlsby
Newek
Baynlaby
Warne Street
Uhogy
Janeacenary
C. A
Dry Adherents Press Tighter Liquor Laws In Panel
Observers report a heated discussion on enforcing the Volstead act with doctors arguing against any relaxation of beer use for the sick. Dr Harvey Wiley, while endorsing strict limits, warned home brewers to avoid improvised setups and questioned Paler's interpretation of medical beer legality. Members clashed over reform ideas and the authority of Attorney General Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey W. Wiley
Wiley
Toot & Whack
Palmer
Sumners
Demotrat
Texas
Dalmer
Tag Day for Irish Relief Work Gathers Attention
A citywide tag day for Irish relief proceeds with the slogan have a heart for Ireland. Miss Thurston of New York leads efforts at a Calhoun and Barry street booth serving as HQs. Funds raised in Portland and Waterville push total receipts higher as Knights of Columbus plan a May 5 card party and dance.
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Ireland
Jara
Amall
Amu«ritin Committee For
Mixa Adelaida Thureon
New York
Anthony Hotel
Court House Assembly Room
Calhoun
Barry Strest
Thurston
Mart Wayne
Maine
Portland
Shust
Waterville
Knights of
Fon Wayne Coloneil No
Knights of Columbus
Moose Auditorium
S. Joseph Emanuel
Cormittee
James B. Cahill
Robert ¢. Smith
John McGinnity
Matthew C. Drennan
Robert M. Fox
Joand
Kennelly
Robert H. Sommers
Thomas J. O'Dowa
Deaths and Funeral Notices from Local Telegraphic Columns
Multiple notices report deaths and funeral plans including Mary Murphy 18 died of arteriosclerosis at home 405 Dawson Street after two years illness born in Tipperary survived by sister Margaret O Connor services set for Monday 9 oclock at St Patrick church burial Catholic cemetery Ruth Kidberh 6 year old died after surgery parents and a sister. funeral time to be announced Sister Mary Martha long time music instructor dies at St Marys of the Woods funeral details pending Donald Schieferstein funeral Monday 2 PM Lindenwood Cemetery Willem AL Sross (Burget) funeral 2 PM today with services then Monday 3 PM Cathedral burial Catholic cemetery
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Mary Murphy
Dawson Street
Tipperary
Treland
Murphy
Wayne
Lfe
George Murphy
He Patrick’s Catholic Church
The
Rosary Society
Ruth Kzdberh
of & Hui
Fred Tapp
Natalie May
Mra
Hernman Tey
Magdaline Smith
East Lewin Street
Mary Martha
St. Aumuntlite's Academy
Mire
St. Mary's
Chicago Bomb Ring Chiefs Caught
The confession names Kerr Peterson and Corcoran as ring leaders in Chicago’s bomb plot. It alleges payments routed by Corcoran, with Kerr accused of handling funds through the International Journal board. Detectives pursued a network of safe houses and shanks’ groups, aiming for further arrests.
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Imertet
Peice
Kerr
Peterson
Corcoran
LW. W
Ceaseless War on Smuggled Rides Tangle at Police Court
Morning session of the police court reports multiple case dismissals and fines. Judge Mungovan admonishes young riders found riding a "blind tagseye" near a railway tank and sends several youths to county jail for cleaning up. A Glenn Cobb faces water and child neglect warrants, while others pay fines for intoxication and related charges. A Ford car theft tied to Louisville is traced by police bulletins and the suspect fined $50 for driving without a license.
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Prsaubon
Tedge Mungovan
Tem
Mungovan Stier
Dad Keys
Glenn Cobb
Michigan
Ewing
Auburn
Sud
Loleriniz
Hio
Ford
Atalan Adveral
Desler
Louisville
Willie
Ilans
Furl Cote
Lofterer Arrest Report and Open Spiritualist Meeting
Pennsylvania detective Wood notes arrest of loiterer One Lofterer. Spiritu alists in open meeting The Prosreastva Spiritualist Society with Mrs AE Moody at 2dyt south Calhoun Street Tuesday at 3 pm. Open meeting format to welcome observers and discuss relevant matters.
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Pennsylvania
Wood Ary
Atihus Brown
Spiritualists
Prosreastva Spiritualist Society
AE Moody
South
Calhoun Street
Alumni Meet Promotes Indiana University Fort Wayne Trust
Indiana University alumni gathered in Fort Wayne for annual banquet marking nearly a century since the first classes opened. They pledged loyalty to alma mater, heard Dean Rothrock urge stronger state support, and discussed a $1 million war memorial building while noting Indiana’s underfunded higher learning. City beautification plans were announced to engage local groups in a park district campaign, with committees to improve yards and curb weed and smoke nuisances across Fort Wayne.
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Indiana University
Wolt ¢ Bessaiér Auditarium
Alma Mater
Indiana
Page Farnells
David £. Rothrock
College of Liberal Arts
Indiana State Legislature
University
In@jana
Alumni Ecunil
Dean Rothrock
Ruth Duncan Mendenhall
Goerpor McCray
Clarence McNabb
Charles M. Niezer
Niezer
Riley Memorial Hospital
UniversitySenoal of Medicine
Ross G. Lockridge
Ate Marjerle Bucer
Martha Pittenger
Clyde Dreisbach
Middle West
Civic Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Waynene
America
Charles J. Sterex Sr
Seles
Frank J. Rahe
Community Service Council
W. E. Dead
Charles J. Stelas
M. S. Manuguu
Fort Wayne
W. E. Doud
Pttng
Park Board
Kiwanig
Rotary
Miners Plot U. S. Control iniciativa (Continued trempage one)
Fragments show a meeting where miners discuss strengthening U S coal industry leadership and praise for service. Elected officers include Alfred M. Ogle Terre Haute Ind Vicw President and Erakine Ramsay Birmingham among others. executive vice president J A Morrow and treasurer J Tierney named in the incomplete report.
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U. 5
United States
Vicw
Alfred M. Ogle
Terre Hante
Ind
Erakine Ramsay
Birmingham
Alm
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AG. Burry
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Thomas B. Coppock
Dickmeye
William Easton
Flewder
J. B. Franke
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S. W. Greenland
Arthur Hall
N. Healon
Fred
Bunting
Robert Koerber
O. H. Maxwell
Mossman
A. H. Perfect
Somers
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GH. van Arnam
W. F. Watterson
Tatadore Wents
H. A Smiley
WO J. Robinson
EW. Peirce
F. Bowser
George P. Evans
Wijliam EB
Moss Tehemis
Charles A. M. S Wilson
Charles H. Fare
Betry
A. Corey
I Crominger
Gatien
R. Fitch
Adelaide Thurston
Star
Booth
Berry
Chicago
Page
Associated Press
Sunday Journal-Gazette
George N. Barnes
Audre Tardieu
France
Maximillian Harden
Republican
Robert T. Small
Elizabeth King Stokes
Sparrow McGann
Walter Camp
Billy Bingle
George Chadwick
Europe
William Bird
Society
National Capital
Betty Baxter
Wall Street
Stuart P. West
Jessie Henderson
Harden Colfax
Ralph Berton
Robert C. Bencblest
Lowiseville
Lofterer
Alan
Indana Unversi
Wolf Chamber of Commerce
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Parker
Drew Sipe
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