Federal Troops Move Into Disturbed West Virginia Coal Fields
Three companies of Fortieth Infantry under Colonel Shuttleworth arrived from Camp Knox and moved east of Logan toward Spruce Fork ridge where deputies and state police faced armed bands. Reporter Boyden Sparkes of the New York Tribune was wounded but not seriously. Federal troops disarmed insurgents near Sharples and entered Madison, with trains, planes, and volunteers supporting a return to order as miners feared continued fighting. President Harding discussed West Virginia matters with Secretary Weeks as officials expressed cautious optimism.
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Logan Logan, W. V
Associated Press
Fortieth Infantry
Shuttleworth
Camp Knox
Logan
Spruce Fork Ridge
W. V
Boyden R. Sparkes
New York Tribune
Blair
Hadfield
West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Madison
Sharples
Little Coal River
Chesapeake and Ohio
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
John J. Wilson
St. Albans
Coal River
Camp Sherman
W.M. Blizzard
United Mine Workers
Wilson
Hants
Logan County
Cc. A. Martin
St. Ypfbans
STE
Washington
White House
Harding
Potomac
Chesapeake Bay
Weeks
War Department
General Staff
Boundary Lines
Persa
International
Philip Murray
Willian
Cherleston
Antisio
Boone County
Boone
Famine Ravages Russia Amid Bolshivik Rule Depopulates Villages
Refugees in Baranowichi report from northeastern Russia that vast areas along the Volga Don and Dnieper Bug basins suffer famine due to drought, crop destruction, and grain requisition by the Soviet regime. Soldiers scarce, villages burned, and people migrate toward Belorussia seeking land amid plunder and disease while aid groups pledge relief funds and equipment.
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Baranowichi
Russia
Associated Press
Lower Volga
Don River
Dneiper
Bug
Roy Smith
American Red Cross American Unit
Biberia
Moorish Attack Outside MeIlTla In Morocco Reported
In Meil tla Morocco Moorish tribesmen attacked a city outpost on Wednesday. The assault was described as determined and initial reports of heavy Moorish defeat were later confirmed by communications from the enemy camp.
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MeilTla
Morocco
Associated Press
St Cloud Accident Brings Suit For Fifty Thousand
Fred A Weber and Margaret Weber sue Northern Pacific Railway for $92,000 for personal injuries to themselves and a minor son from an April 10 auto accident at a grade crossing in St Cloud. They claim damage also for the destruction of property, alleging losses totaling $425,000 plus $27,000 in additional charges.
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ST. Cloud
Fred A. Weber
Tte
Margaret
Northern Pacific Railway
Weber
Herald to Appear Early Labor Day
The Herald will publish at noon on Labor Day so employees can join the celebration. The morning issue of The Morais will appear as usual.
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Neat
Betog
Breaing Herald
Greeks Press Forward in Near East Campaign
Athens reports continued Greek advance against Turkish nationalist forces. Official communiqué states Greek troops occupy fortified positions along the Lakeria river and have captured the heights of Yidiz Dash. Fighting grows closer to the front as infantry battles intensify near Batata ial.
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Athens
Lakeria
Yidiz Dash
Open Shop Gains Across Cities Reported in 48 Hour League
Chicago reports J M Vollmer secretary of the National 48 Hour league notes ninety two cities show a gain of one thousand thirty nine shops for the open shop. Most shops previously worked a shorter week and the movement aims for a forty eight hour standard. Further reports from other cities are expected to swell totals, with Albany and Cincinnati among exceptions. The drive includes small shops with two or three workers and broad employer participation in union matters.
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Chicago
J. M. Vollmer
Boston
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
St Louis
St. Paul
Womsbey
Junion
Wisconsin suspect in murder case asserts innocence
Bernard Koopman, a hired man at the Moritz Hoyer farm, was held for further questioning after an all-night grilling by Ozaukee county prosecutors and sheriff. He claimed the wife was fired upon a dozen times but unharmed, while four bandits gained entry under a pretense to use the telephone and killed Mrs. Hoyer and wounded the father and daughter.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Bernard Koopman
Moritz Hoyer
Hoyer
Ozaukee County
Koopman
Woman Worker Is Expert On Cable Welding Kingston News
Kingston N Y Sept 3 a blonde in overalls welds cables on a suspension bridge 900 feet above Rondout creek The worker is Catherine Nelson of Jersey City a widow with two children earning 30 dollars a day She tried ocean liner work after her husband died but the pay was too small and she went to a machine shop The bridge contractors sent her from Jersey City as its welder She hopes to take her children to Denmark for Christmas and return to don overalls again.
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Kingston
N. Y
Rondout Creek
Catherine Nelson
Jersey City
Denmark
Prince of Monaco seriously ill in the Pyrenees
Paris reported the Prince of Monaco was gravely ill at Font-Roubeu in the Pyrenees after catching a chill during a hunting trip. He was moved from his mountain villa to Mant Rochey hospital where Prof. Wary was hastily summoned for an operation on Thursday. Local dispatches say the prince remains very weak.
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Paris
Prince of
Monaco
Font ‘Roteu
Pyrenees
Iohamola
Anoady
Mant Rochey
Paria
Peace Portal Symbolizes International Peace Dedication
President Harding lauds a 3000 mile unfortified US Canada boundary as proof the world grows wiser. In a letter to Samuel Hill of Seattle read at Blaine, the dedication of the Pacific peace portal marks over a century of Anglo American peace and hopes for a longer era of harmony.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Harding
Blaine
America
Great Britain
Samuel Hill
Seattle
Mr. Hill Qa
Janus
Britain
British Empire
Acquitted Suspect Seeks Pay for Seized Wine
Detained at Hurley Wisconsin on September 3 Joe Deulio declares he will sue to recover 13 barrels of wine seized by state prohibition officers valued at $3,000. Deulio was recently tried in Superior Court on possession of liquor and acquitted.
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Hurley
Wis
Joe Deulio
Deulio
Missing Steamer Crew Rescued After Lifeboat Found
San Francisco reports the lifeboat from the crippled steamer Canadian Importer carrying eleven crew members was picked up at 1 a m, 105 miles off San Francisco by the Redstock tug Sealion. Captain George Gove said via wireless that all occupants are safe and well.
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San Francisco
Redstock
Seelion
George Gove
Redstock Company
Disturbance at Larimore Eases After W W Members Leave
Larimore North Dakota September 3. Only a few I W W members remain in the morning. Most of the gang that visited Langdon earlier in the week to force the release of brother Wobbiles held in Cavalier county jail has drifted away. No further disturbance is expected this fall.
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Larimore
N. D
Langdon
Babe Ruth Knocks 50th Home Run in Yankees Win
New York September 3 Babe Ruth hit his 50th home run of the season in the third inning with two men on in the Yankees game against Washington. Catcher Courtney contributed a highlight moment as the team pressed the lead.
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Babe Ruth
York
Habe Ruth
Jay
Yankees
Washington
Courtney
Fleching
Suspect Identified in Homicide at Max
Godwin and Poston are named among four men held up at Max this week as authorities identify a suspect connected to a homicide at Max. The report notes the chronology and ongoing investigation surrounding the incident.
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Max
Godwin
Poston
Chicago Bear Hunt Draws City with Guns and Dogs
Sept 3 patrol wagon police pursued a bear through streets aided by torches and a pack of hounds. The chase ended with the bear being shot near Liberty, as residents watched the dramatic scene unfold in the crowded Chicago area.
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Chicago
Uberty
Decision Set For Wednesday In Chicago Building Trades Case
Chicago Sept 3 final ruling on the wage reduction dispute among 50 000 workers was postponed until Wednesday Judge K M Landis said the delay stemmed from a newly entered trade union not previously in talks The decision will clear the way for 50 000 men to work and for 10 000 000 dollars of construction projects to proceed
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Chicago
Chicago Building Trades
K. M. Landis
Landis
Zionist Factions Warn Hatless Men In Zion City Rally
Wilbur Glenn Voliva, Zion overseer at Shiloh tabernacle, told Zion women at a weekly rally that hatless men hint at mental instability. He warned against employing hatless men in Zion institutions and equated long hair with insanity, urging women to avoid such suitors.
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Zion City
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Zion
Shiloh Tabernacle
Wooden ships called worthless by Lasker in Chicago
Albert D. Lasker, chairman of the United States Shipping Board, labeled the drive to dispose of the emergency fleet the greatest advertising campaign ever launched. He said the campaign failed, proving the wooden ships are almost worthless as they can only operate at a loss, with no buyers at reasonable prices.
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Chicago
Albert D. Lasker
United States Shipping Board Today
Lasker
Seizure Ordered On Bad Eggs In Fargo Shipment
Acting on information from R O Baird chief deputy food commissioner Judge A T Cole ordered seizure of sixty cases of eggs. They were in a local firm’s possession, shipped from Wahpeton, inspectors finding excess eggs unfit for food. Minnesota and North Dakota weather outlooks noted showers and cooler temperatures, with emphasis on Saturday.
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Fargo
R. O. Baird
A. T. Cole
Wahpeton
Minnesota
Minot Transients Targeted in Wave of Robberies
Minot authorities report a flurry of robberies and a deadly encounter as 81 transients were searched after a shooting by Special Agent Davis at the Soo railway yard. A laborer, George Reynolds, was found with a fractured leg near Donnybrook claiming two colored men robbed him. Frank Haverham and suspects Poduska and Laughlin are detained on weapons and related suspicions.
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Minot
N. D
Davis
The
Sea Railway
Harvey
Donnybrook
White Earth
North Dakota
Harvery
Soo
AQT
Davie
George Reynolds
Bam
Frank Haverham
T. W. Wy
A. Poduska
Bleney Laughlin
Clarence Goodwin
Moonshine Cure Trial Sparks South Dakota Farm Raid
Sioux Falls reports farmer Michael Riesser of Roberts County was arrested on a whiskey manufacturing charge after authorities raided his farm. Riesser claimed the so called sanitarium treated rheumatism and joint pain with whiskey, a practice linked to his seeds of an unverified cure.
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Sioux Falls
Michael Riesser
Roberts County
Tiesser
Hiesser
Irish Public Takes Peace For Granted
Dublin reports the Irish public generally believes peace between the Dail Eireann and the British government will come about without major conflict. Scattered accounts say the latest British peace proposals delivered to Premier Lloyd George are seen as only preliminary gauges, with broad confidence in a peaceful outcome.
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Dublin
Dail Aireann
Scotland
Licya
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Red Cross
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League
Wisconsin
A. D. Lasker
Amar Cutie
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