Martial law and railway strike tensions across states
Dispatches report Governor Morrow declaring martial law in Denison and mobilizing five National Guard companies to protect strikes and maintain order. Rangers guard rail shops in multiple towns while the Railway Labor Board pursues no action as talks with clerks avert walkouts.
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Austin
Tex
Governont Neti
Denison
Camp Mabry
O'Slock
Childress
Sherman
Dont Zon
Cleburne
Temple
Antarillo
Marshal
Lubkid
Kingsville
de Leon
Waco
Duy
Dérigonix Pot
Chicago
Associated Press
United States Railroad Labor Board
Washington
Labor Board
Gat Waters
Western Presidents Committee On
The
Association of Railway Executives
Western Lines
Boss Jewell
Tatway
American Federation of Labor
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
British Aviator Rolls World Flight Crash Near Quelya
Major W. T. Bake, aiming to circle the globe, crashed his airplane at Sidi British Beluchistan near Quelya during a test flight. He escaped injury though the undercarriage was shattered. The incident was reported from Karachi via Exchange Telegraph.
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London
Associated Press
W. T. Bake
England
Sidi
Britis Beluchistan
Quelya
Karachi
Allen Barrage on Henry White and Rail Strike Tactics
Alen’s barrage on HS Old Chum details Gov. Allen and William Allen White accusing railroad workers of intimidation during a 1923 Kansas speech. White defends legal action against a regional leader, arguing the law enforcement move targets a potential threat to railroad operations and public order. The governor emphasizes obedience to law and duty of citizens.
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Braporla
Kan
Henry
France
Henry Allen
Hig Pal
William Allen White
Kansas State Normal Auditaviony
White
Tha Gosarnay
Wartine
Ganersi
Alelkere Vlerarts
Dil
Bil
India
Bnl
Becauon
Allen
Thita
First Air Stowaway Found in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio on July 28 after the Wolverine flying cruiser from Detroit arrived a hammering sound revealed a mail compartment stowed with a man. Mike Stone of Detroit claimed to be the first aerial stowaway in America. He says he hid in the compartment while the plane slept in Detroit and was awakened when the craft moored in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Vere Marine
Wolverine
Detroit
DG. Richardson
Mike Stone
America
Stone
Sinsell
The Infidel at the Marlow theater
Katherine MacDonald headlines The Infidel a lavish screen drama praised for emotional range and picturesque South Seas settings. The film features Joseph Dowling Hubert ls Melbourne MacDowell Barbara Tenhant and others as it follows a pristine woman drawn into romance amid missionary and copra trade conflicts with a dramatic island uprising and a hopeful, happy ending.
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Csiler
Kathering MacDonald
Marlow
Katherine A MacDonald
Mins MacDonald
Charles Logue
Constance Talmadge Stars in Woman's Place at Marlow
Constance Talmadge headlines the First National feature Woman's Place at the Marlow Marting Thara. The original story by John Emerson and Anita Lape stars Talmadge as a civic hopeful opposing Freddy Biiegko with Kenneth Harlan as her lead escort. Also in the cast are Haspard Short Florence Short Inc. Rorke Marguerite Linen and Jack Connolly.
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Marlow
A -Awail
Con
Stance Talmadge
John Emerson
Anita Lape
Mint “Conde
Thia Tyna
Kenneth Harlan
Canslenes
Haspard Short
Florence Short, Inc. Rorke
Marguerite Linen
Jack Connolly
Valentino Stars in Frivolous Wives at Antlers Theater
Valentino leads a double feature at the Antlers with Mary Pickford in Frivolous Wives, a 1910 tragedy revived as a novelty. He plays Count Roberto di San Fraccini while audiences enjoy the old time movie show. Screenings continue this afternoon and tonight at 6:45, 8:15 and 9:45.
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Rudolph ‘Valentino
Antlers
Mary Pickford
Valentino
Count Roberto di San Fraccini
Ture
King Baggot
Crop crisis may stall moving grain to markets
The article warns of a fuel famine and rail capacity limits as coal shortages threaten the 1920s grain harvest. Railroads may be unable to haul coal or move increasing grain loads to eastern terminals, worsening the supply crisis as days pass. Indian communities and settlers face mounting hardship amid the pending transportation bottlenecks and rising demand.
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Atnte
Terminala
Ese
Theraia
Beldays
Howe's Great London Show Coming to Helena July 3
The Howe's Great London Shows will exhibit in Helena on Monday July 3 afternoon and evening. More than 360 performers and trained animals will perform in rapid succession with 15 features flying in air and ground acts. A large traveling menagerie is free to attendees, showcasing rare specimens shipped by the show’s own agents.
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Helena
Sireoulding
Howe
London
Miem
Helens
Trowe
Triple Mensagerie
Globe
Lotulon
Europe
Dixon Says Troops Not to Go Out
A U S court considers injunction requests by Great Northern and Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroads to prevent strike interference. Officials state state troops will not be used, and federal peace officers will uphold the law amid threats to workers.
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Dixon
Aiticars
United States Court At
Elena
Great Northern
Chicara
Milmaukee
St. Paul
Hess
Courts and Peace Officers Face Threats of Military Action
The excerpt portrays a debate on using the military only as a last resort when courts and civil authorities fail to maintain law and order. It notes Great Falls authorities plan to handle unrest with business backing, mentions disrupted traffic on the Great Northern, potential relocation of shops, and risk to grain markets and elevator storage. A manufacturers meeting at Planar hotel involves Great Falls participants from local industries.
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Jiocrs Penes
Great Falls
Treapa
Sula
UN Leas
Orleo
Planar Hotel
Association Industries
B. Ford
Fred Fugman
J. W. Freenat
J. W. Sherwood
Jessa Owan
G. D. Durham
J.v. Flaherty
B. J. Boorman
P. Monair
F. 3. Gies
Wh. Bole
Russall Strain
Dixon Accuses Misleading Claims On State Coal Embezzlement
The report cites Governor Dixon asserting at the capitol he found about seventy five people drawing coal from the state supply. He says the activity was not dishonest and notes prior newspapers supported the current administration’s program but failed to prove the ex-employees stole state coal.
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Capitol
Appfadsey
Livingston
New Hotel for Seattle Bond Drive Surges
Seattle officials report about 5,000 residents subscribed to 3 million dollars in bonds to fund a new hotel, sponsored by the chamber of commerce as a community enterprise. The 1.12 million goal was reached in five days.
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Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
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