Strife at Herrin Mine Spurs Militia Mobilization
Union miners clash with striking workers near Herrin Illinois at a Southern Illinois Coal Company mine. Casualties include one miner dead and two sympathizers hospitalized with critical injuries. State militia, two companies, mobilized to potential service as authorities seek to contain the unrest. John Pordan and C Morrison among the ten men said wounded, one with a spine wound, while seven others fled as shots rang out.
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Southern Illinois
Coal Company
Amy
Associated
Preast
Carbondale
Ity Sune
Herrin
Southern Illinois Coal
John Pordan
Onslaught on Bankers by Senator Ladd
Senator Ladd Republican North Dakota attacks bankers as war profiteers claiming their control of finance figures in the national crisis. He proposes taxing banks to fund World War I veterans bonuses while urging government action to force fair profit sharing and curb excess wealth.
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Mmade
Enate
Ladd
North da
Wise’s Store in East Market St Sells Ready to Wear at Half Price
Readable line indicates Wise’s Store on East Market Street offers Ready to Wear items at half price with some articles even cheaper. Advertises three sales and a lawn party at Patric Street this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise's
East Market St
Pallor
Patric Se
WISE
Valley Department Store
Roa Cme
Agar
Valley
Mathewson to pitch just one ball opener in Saranac Lake
Famous pitcher Christy Mathewson will appear as the opener for the local baseball season in Saranac Lake on June 28 against Plattsburg. Dr. Packard granted permission, noting Mathewson’s recovery and safe condition. He will throw only one pitch and then rest, with twenty minutes of exercise daily as part of his health program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matty
Saranac Lake
N.Y
Christy Mathewson
Plattsburg
F.C. Packard
Mathewson
Packard
Matthewson
Woolen Duties Estimate Stirred By Carded Manufacturer Letter
The Carded Woolen Manufacturers Association sends a June 21 letter to Cr Ham M. Morgan of the 17th Ohio district estimating wool duties could raise clothing net retail prices by about 1014 dollars and 10 cents. It argues Fordney Me Cumber tariff would raise consumer burden via distribution costs and profits at each stage from wool dealer to retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mme Association
Masons Outing at Endless Caverns Picnic Planned
Rockingham Lodge and A. M. will hold their second annual picnic at Endless Caverns. About three hundred guests expected with music by the Daily News Band. Buses leave at four and luncheon served at six on the grounds. a committee will visit the site in the morning. Last year’s Rawley Springs outing praised as highly enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockingham — Lodge
A. M
Daily News
Tolmmittee
C. L
A. Mason
Piente
Rawley Springs
Buy Corsets Now at Half Price in New York Designed Wear
Public notice urges purchases of La Camille in Kabo Corsets at half price amid a July 4th celebration near New Market. It touts 2000 suits made by Alfred Ney in New York with up to date designs and three weights light medium heavy. Call to action includes Wey & Bom address.
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la Camille
Wise’s
East Market St
Prfe
Ott Fe
Alfred Ney
New York
Grand Jury Probes Wholesale Lumber Fraud Cases
A grand jury conducts a general inquiry into charges of wholesale lumber fraud involving leading bankers in the region. The proceedings focus on producing records and documents related to the alleged schemes and financial manipulation. Local authorities urge compliance with subpoenas and court orders.
Legion Passes Resolution of Respect for Moyers
At Rocking Post No. 27 American Legion a resolution honors Marvin U Moyers who died from wounds received in France while serving in the First Division of the U S Army. The post expresses sincere regard and sympathy to his family and loved ones. Signed by Frank Whitesel Sam Pritchard Otis Harpine.
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Marvin U Moyers
Marvin J. Movers
France
Are
American Legion
Frank Whitesel
Sam
J. Pritchard Otis
Harpine
Woman Burns Self on Pyre of Paper in Yard
Philadelphia report says Mrs. Rose Ratner sixty four burned herself to death while wearing kerosene soaked nightgown on a pyre of paper in her back yard. Husband discovered ashes and charred fragments. alleged prior mental illness and past crisis noted. Also brief items include factory job ad at Fertilizer Co and lawn party fund raiser at Gleaners Church with ice cream and music on June 24 1921.
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Puper
Philadelphia
Rose Ratner
Ratner
Lacey Spring
Gleaners
B. Church
Loewner
President Harding Abandons Alaska Visit Plan
Washington reports that President Harding has abandoned plans for a personal inspection trip to Alaska due to legislative confusion over the administrative program and other urgent issues. He had hoped to depart by August 1 to assess the territory and its needs and review conditions hindering development and population growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Washington
D.C
Harding
Poultry Judging Begins With Rural Clubs in Virginia
Members of Hels Agelenltural Clubs launched poultry judging last night in Linville-Brom under Prof AL Dean from Blacksburg. Similar work started in Mont eyaville with plans to extend to other counties. DMC LC to form inter club contest team. Linville Adam meeting saw 35 of 38 members present. McHaheysville held poultry judging with 26 present. Training will qualify members for a team of three or four judges by November 1. Winning team to be awarded a trip to Madison Square.
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Linville-Brom
AL. Dean
Blacksburg
Monteyaville
Rockingham
DMC LC
Linville-Adam
Virginia
McHaheysville
Rts
Madison Square
New York
Labor Federation Convention Aims to Curb Judicial Oligarchy
Delegates urged abolition of child labor and repeal of the Sherman Trust Law as part of reform proposals at the American Federation of Labor convention. They also pressed for stronger mine and workshop prohibitions, broader collective bargaining, and constitutional amendments to improve protection of liberty and curb perceived judicial overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
United States
American Federation of Labor
Nittee
Lee
Congress
Borah and Ship Subsidy Debate Over Soldier Bonus
Senator Borah pushes for a ship subsidy as the main advantage while Senator Ashurst of Arizona leads the fight for the soldier bonus. He warns the tariff bill might be sidelined and expresses concern that the ship subsidy would gain priority, countering Borah's stance on the soldier bonus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BORAH
Boral
Ashurst
Arizona
Bi Lam
Oun
WEW Orleans Chosen For 1923 Confederate Reunion City
The 32nd Army unit selects New Orleans as reunion site for April 1923 as veterans gather under leaders General J A Thomas, General C D Howry, and General B W Kirkpatrick. Lee elected commander in chief W Mebon Valar Lee presides at Sons of Confederate Veterans session. Lawn party at Riverside on June 21 advertises summer activities and attractions.
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Julian
Roling
New Orleans
32Nd Army
J. A. Thomas
Army of Tennessee
C.D. Howry
Washington ,D.C
Army of Northern Virginia
B. W. Kirkpatrick
Texas
Tra Department
Veterans Organization
Sons of Confede Jble
W. Mebon Vala’ Lee
Irvington
Jefferson Davis
Pakrview
Arlington “Hall of
Olonel Huger W. Jackson
Curryville
South
Mississippi
Carolinas
Louisiana
French fear unity of Reds and Germans in Moscow
French officials report concern over German officers in Moscow led by Col. Bower and Col. Hentz, with Stinnes, surveying the Soviet army for a potential military accord between Germany and Russia. Breunets, Bolshevik chief of staff, recently made warlike remarks, adding significance to the visit.
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Varis
Vireles
Moscow
Bower
Ehtef Ai Dorft
Hentza
Ik Stinnes
Russia
M. Breunds
Overstock Rugs Deep Discount Sale For A Few Days
Overstocks across sizes and qualities are offered with heavy discounts to move inventory. Prices include 8x10 Grass Bug, 9x12 Grass Bug, Axminster and Velvet rugs in multiple dimensions from 27x54 to 36x72 and matting options, all deeply reduced to sacrifice profits. Act quickly to grab limited quantities at low prices.
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Axminster
Year Book Free Offer for Farmers in Daily News Record
The Daily News-Record announces free copies of the U S Department of Agriculture Year Book for 1920. Farmer subscribers are invited to call at the office to receive a copy, with supply limited to first callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News-Record
U.S. Department of Agriculture
White Way on Square secured by Kiwanis club
The Kiwanis Club held a meeting with invited guests to discuss the White Way on Square project. A prize was awarded by A Carver of HL Produce House to Rev J C Copenhaver, who gave thanks. Guests included Mala Lewis E Masters of Chester and Dr Hall with Mrs Maxwell at the piano, with a fuller report promised next week.
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Kiwanis Club
Sur Jure Square
Stiffney
Heiler Jh
A. Carver
HL Produce House
J. C. Copenhaver
Lewis E. Masters
Chester
South Carolina
Hall
Maxwell
C and W Railway Plans First Meat Poultry Show
The Chesapeakeast Western Railway Company hosts America's First Meat Poultry Show in November, with 41 classes for American English French Russian and Asiatic breeds. Premiums total 500 for first prize plus a 250 silver trophy, and additional prizes of 260 and 100. The winning Agricultural Club poultry judging team will receive a trip to New York for the Madison Square Poultry Show.
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America
Chesapeakeast
Western Railway Company
A. Be
Blacksburg
Wis
New York
Madison Square
Escape In Parachutes After Plane Falls Near Belleplaine
An Army Air Service report notes passengers escaped by parachute as a plane fell near Belleplaine, north of here, with one passenger surviving. Officials credited the guard and noted the tail spin is fatal in large drops. A separate notice announces a lawn party by the Reformed Church ladies at McGaheysville on June 19.
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Wichita
Kanvan Roy Snow
Belleplaine
Nouth
Army Air Service
Mcgameysville
Ladies of the Reformed Elect
McGaheysville
Clover Hill Lawn Party With Liberty Band
Clover Hill Athletic Club hosts a lawn party on Saturday night with plenty to eat and drink. The Liberty Concert Band from Greniah will perform. If rain occurs the event will move to the following Monday night, June 20 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Hill
Clover Hill Athetic Cio
Liberty
Leaders in Men's Clothing Sell War-Era Suits
Ad copy from Ite B. Ney & Sons promotes men’s suits at 17.95 to 26.98 with Kuppenheimer options at 32.50 to 40 in a wartime context. Urges immediate purchase as clothing prices rise, highlighting value and wedding needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Ney & Sos
Great Future by Water Power in Southern States
Speakers urge closer cooperation between state and federal authorities to develop the Souths water power. They warn raw materials are shipped away and waste remains, asserting Southern interests could save coal by harnessing water power and boosting interstate cooperation among states, federal agencies, and private interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decarlin Greens
Korn Railway
Ate
Water Power Conference
Appalachian States
Greene
Young
Swat the Rooster Drive Urges Pure Bred Poultry
Poultry specialist Professor A L Dean endorses the campaign to eliminate mongrels and promote pure bred sires. He argues pure bred stock improves egg quality and flock vitality while urging owners to sell roosters at peak prices through local dealers this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampler
Dei Reat
Local men testify in Frederick trial acquittal on robbery charge
Frederick Circuit Court heard testimony from local men in the Frederick trial of Robert Flaherty and Jose Dove. The two men were acquitted late yesterday of the charge of highway robbery and assault with a moneyed motive, according to orderly court records.
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T_FREDERICK
Ehtef
Robert OF Flaherty
Jose Dove
Frederick
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Mark
Mantia
Prean
Senator Ladd
Orth Dakota Solon
Brest
Rough Anal Farm Loan Association
R. L. Miller
Reas
Timberville, Va
Masons
Rockingham Lodge
Automobiles
Budhess Caverns
New Market
V.F. W
Ree Bas Ce
Legion
Fertilzer
Dayton Pike
Initral Chemical Co
East Market
LABOR
WEW
Orleans
Julian S. Carr
Riverside
Hedbanks
C. & W. Railway
North
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