WatkinSays Miners Caused This Strike In Central Field
Washington April 1921 coal strike blamed on miners by T H Watkins spokesman for operators association before the house labor committee. Watkins accused miners of repudiating collective bargaining and negotiating outside central field while owners in other districts refused national talks. He said the strike was a tactic and warned of financial consequences for districts relying on local conditions over central field negotiations.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
T. H. Watkins
Operators’ Association
House Labor Committee
Cadera
Watkins
Dilinoin
Ohio
Indiana
Eld
Rng
Lewis
Pittsburg
Léwig
Watward
Union
weJn
Lowe
New York
Anthracite Miners and Operators i
Mine Mules Enjoy Layoff Caused by Coal Workers' Strike
Wikesbarre Pa April 6 One hundred fifty five thousand idle mine workers in the anthracite fields of Pennsylvania are not alone in enjoying the holiday brought about by the suspension order. The final mules, many of which had not seen daylight for years, also enjoy it. Thousands of them were brought from the dark levels in boarded enclosures to watch them romping about and biting playfully. The piece notes resistance when attempts were made to drive them toward a mine opening.
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Wikesbarre
Pennsylvania
Wlso
Minea
Delaney and Ray to be Ed Wi Few Days
Milwauke e Wis April Sentences will be imposed on Thomas A Delaney and Joseph Ray on date to be set within a few days for conspiring to violate the prohibition act Judge Geiger made announcement in his refusal to grant defendants a new trial Delaney found guilty.
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Milwauken
Wis
Thomas A. Delaney
Joseph Ray
Geiger
Fendanta
Delaney
Saris Oh Ceca Be the Appolatuiant of Sano
A fragmented line reads like a stray note or cryptic phrase from an old listing. It mentions a person or place in a garbled manner with no clear action, date, or context to anchor a complete news item.
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Sano
Tederei Penh
Olivia Stone Trial Sees Verdict by Jury in Murder Case
New York April 6 The case of Olivia M P Stone charged with the murder of Ellis G Kincaid of Cincinnati went to the jury at 1128 am Kincaid a former Cincinnati city official was shot near his Brooklyn home August 5 1921 Stone pleaded not guilty and defense claimed a common law marriage at Atlantic City in 1918 and post abandonment by Kinkead Prosecution alleged premeditation with letters showing plots to harm Kinkead and a planned destruction of a life.
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New York
Olivia M. P.stone
Ellis G. Kincaid
Cincinnati
Kinkead
Corporation Counsel
Brooklyn
Miss Stone
Atlantic City
Marie Louise Gormley
Nashville
Tenn
Defense Ends Testimony in Arbuckle Case in San Francisco
In San Francisco on April 6 the defense in the Roscoe C Fatty Arbuckle manslaughter trial announced it rests its case. Arbuckle testified yesterday as the first witness. The prosecution said it was not ready for rebuttal testimony, and Judge Louderbuck ordered a recess while he weighs a motion to strike testimony from Miss Virginia Brieg secretary of the sanatorium where Miss Virginia Rappe stayed during her illness.
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San Francisco
Roscoe C
Fatty” Arbuckle
Arbuckle
Louderbuck
Virginia Brieg
Misa Brieg
Virginia Rappe
Miss Rappe
La Follette Boosters Meet To Plan Wis Primaries
The La Follette progressive association executive committee met in Madison to organize campaign machinery for the Wisconsin primary. They aim to mobilize supporters for La Follette in the upcoming primary election and discuss efforts to combat corrupt practices.
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la Follette
Madison
Wic
la Follette Proere Rosalve Association
Comipaien
LaPuilette
Rose Coghlin Once Famous Now Penniless in New York
April 6 report from New York details Rose Coghlin once a beloved 1880s stage star living in West 42nd Street, penniless and awaiting death after failing comebacks. Her daughter Mrs Richard Pitman speaks of the actress’s fall from fame, describing loans and dwindling funds and the isolation of an aging artist with no support.
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New York
Rose Coghlin
Lady Teasle
Wallack's
Deburau
Dee
West 42Nd Street
Richard Pitman
Rose Coghan
Prisoners Flirt as Warden Opens Love Letter Service
Wilmington April 6 Flirtation between men and women prisoners at the New Castle county work house has prompted Warden M S Plummer to establish a jail post office and censorship for love letters. He says you cannot blame the men for falling in love as there are pretty girls in the workhouse. After they serve their time some may become good for a nation if given a chance, he adds.
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Wilmington
Del
New Castle County
Plummer
Hag
Mississippi Storm Causes Major Damage Across Harrison County
A wind storm swept western Harrison County Mississippi yesterday causing substantial damage. The schooners Bride and Venetia were overturned by wind, the Jonnie K. on the ways was damaged, and structures at Delisle including a building and a cemetery action suffered damage.
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Harrison County
Mississippi
Bride
Venetia
Jonnie K
Delisle
Seeding Begins In Egeland Area Fields Ready For Wheat
Farmers near Egeland North Dakota report field conditions excellent for crops. Most plowed last fall for wheat as seeding starts in the vicinity on April 6 with good progress noted.
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Egeland
N. D
Worry Over Exams Ties to Forman Lad Death
A troubled student facing exams reportedly took his own life amid stress. The note left behind references worries about tests and personal tensions, with unclear details about exact names or dates.
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Forman Lad
New Jury Panel To Be Called In Small Case
Waukegan Illinois Governor Small withdraws challenge to the jury panel and accepts Judge Edwards proposal for a three member committee to select a men jury list from the county post list. The panel will include about 2200 names, with every fourth name chosen per precinct. Trial is continued to Monday at 10 a.m.
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Ill
Associated Press
Small
Edwards
Funeral for Ex-Emperor Charles Held
Perfect weather marked the funeral of former Emperor Charles of Austria-Hungary in Funchal Madeira. The hearse carried the casket to a temporary mausoleum, with Austro-Hungarian flag and floral tributes, as royal family members attended and crowds lined the route. Charles’ body may be sent to Hungary in time.
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Madeira
Associated Press
Charles
Austria-Hungary
Caf
Hungary
Lord George
Poincare
Paris
Mine Owners Absent From April 10 Meeting
House labor panel presses coal strike inquiry as talks with operators falter. Leaders warn 21 000 non union workers may join walkouts in West Virginia fields. wage talks in anthracite continue amid rising mine fires and sparse markets for coal.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Labor Committee
John L. Lewin
Nolan
New River
Gulf
West Virginia
New York
Blue Sky Board Considers New Lignite Company
Herald Special Service reports the Blue Sky board meeting in Bismarck to discuss forming a new lignite business. Representatives from the Tartime area propose plans to establish the corporation, with details unclear and stock sales not indicated.
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Blue Sky Board
Herald
Bismarck
the Tarntie
NO TRACE OF MANIAC WHO WIELDED AXE
Concordia Kansas April 6 reports no trace of the axe killer in the Tremlay farm massacre near St Joseph as Theodore Tremblay and four sons were hacked. the father was bound and burned at the home while neighbors found him dazed. Bloodhounds found no clues and officers call the deed a possible act of insanity. Relatives in Faribault Minnesota received telegrams about the tragedy.
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Concordia
Kas
Dmcern
Tremlay
St. Joseph
Theodore Tremblay
Tremblay
Minnes
Faribault
Funeral for Dr Cyrus Northrop at University of Minnesota
Funeral services were held for Cyrus Northrop president emeritus of the University of Minnesota who died suddenly in his 89th year. A funeral cortege from First Congregational Church to Lakewood Cemetery paused on campus with flags at half mast as thousands mourned. The Pillsbury monument on campus hosted the procession and students observed a moment of silence.
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Minneapolis
Cyrus Northrop
University of Minnesota
First Congregations
Lakewood Cemetery
Pillsbury
Brother of Lovin L. Collins Dies in Minneapolis
Loren Collins brother of Lieutenant Governor Lovin L. Collins died at Northwestern Hospital Minneapolis after a long illness. He was born in St. Cloud on October 7, 1887. A Manon and member of the Elka, he studied at Cornell architectural college. He was wounded and gassed in France, with death attributed to a complication of diseases.
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Minneapolis
Loren Collins
Lovin L. Collins
Northwestern Hospital
France
Mr. Collins
St. Cloud
Elka
Corneil
Colley Wave Bie
Dan Dorotheny Hurtectl of
Madford
Lake Navigation 15 Opens Early
Chicago reports Lake Navigation 15 opens early with expected new routes and safety measures. Officials cite improved access for vessels and goods, promising accelerated traffic and economic benefits for the harbor area.
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Lake Navigation
Ireland Braces as Republican Attacks Surge Across Border
British and Irish forces report rising violence on the Ulster border with Republican attacks on police and free state targets. A constable is missing near Balego as gunfire renews fear of a wider invasion. Dublin and Belfast roiled by raids, seizures, and clashes as authorities scramble to protect elections and maintain order.
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