Right to Work vs Violent Union Tactics Clash
An Illinois Central employee who refused to strike was beaten in Chicago amid a debate on trade unionism. The Minneapolis Journal cites violence linked to unions, noting mob attacks in Des Moines Jackson Lincoln and calls for leaders to rebuke such acts while defending the right to work.
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Illinois Central
Chicago
Des Moines
Jackson
Michigan
Lincoln
Nebraska
Vast Veterans Bureau Expenditure Totals 1.84 Billion
Washington reports the Veterans Bureau has expended over 1.84 billion dollars for former servicemen as of August 1. Key figures include 314.4 million in vocational training, 345.5 million in insurance, 369.5 million in compensation, 801.1 million in allotments, and 282.4 million in allowances along with medical and hospital services and administrative costs.
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Washington
Veterans Bureau
Bureau
Confessed Plot Aimed at Ditching The Twentieth Century Limited
Chicago police reveal a group of five men charged with murder for wrecking the Michigan Central line near Gary Indiana on August 20. Confessions link the plot to ruin the Twentieth Century Limited New York Chicago train and derailment plans near Elkhart Indiana.
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Chicago
Michigan Central
Gary
Ind
Uselis
Petrowski
Papourvitch
Buble
Alessio
Elkhart
Central
Twentieth Century Limited
Folice
Markham Says Strike Near End On Railroads
East St Louis Ill Sept 2 G H Markham president of Bes Central railroad declares the railroad shopmen strike is in its last stages on most lines with progress reported toward settlement and return to work by crews and management in talks.
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East St. Louis, Ill
G. H. Markham
Bes Central Railroad
Rankin Pledges Help To Carl W. Riddick
Wellington D Rankin attorney general wired congratulations to Carl W Riddick promising services to the Republican state committee for the success of the Riddick nomination for United States Congress in Washington D C.
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Rankin
Carl W. Riddick
Wellington D. Rankin
Relian
United For
Congress
Washington, D. C
D. Ranxin
U S Government Obtains Temporary Restraining Order in Strike Case
The United States government won a temporary restraining order against six striking railroad shop craft unions their officials and members from interfering with railroad operations and properties. Judge James H Wilkerson issued the order at the request of Attorney General Harry M Daugherty and District Attorney Charles F Cline. The order runs through September 11 pending a hearing on a permanent injunction.
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Chicago
United States
James H. Wilkerson
U.S
Harry M. Daugherty
Charles F. Cline
Daugherty
Easterline
Trial Testimony Sparks Questioning On Experience
Counsel questions a witness about cross examination experience, noting apparent ease during questioning and probing the witness's prior exposure to courtroom cross examination techniques. The exchange hints at the trial’s focus on credibility and procedural familiarity.
Rights and Liberty in America Voice in the Nation
A discourse on national rights declares governments must not oppress any class by force. The essay warns against communal domination and stresses the Constitution centers on freedom and pursuing happiness. It asserts liberty vanishes when anyone is denied the right to work and live by their labor.
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America
Land and Livestock Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation filed with the county clerk by Louis J. Lehman for a Land and Livestock company organized at Teigen. Capitalization set at 200,000 dollars with Mons P Teigen and Elsié Peter M Teigen named as organizers.
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R. Louis J. Lehman
Desert Talk Reveals Long Dry Spells and Drownings
An old desert resident tells a tourist that dry spells are lengthy, noting that many drown while learning to swim after storms. The language is dialect heavy and the meaning centers on danger from water in arid regions.
Sledge Hammer Hint and First Name Banter Between Claude and Novak
A brief exchange features Claude asking to be addressed by his first name and Novak replying with a playful inquiry about the other’s name. The dialogue centers on etiquette and personal naming in a casual setting.
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Claude
Novak
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