Belief Persists That Strike Action May Not Occur
Union circles report belief remains that a broad strike will not go ahead despite calls and votes. The Brotherhoods show strong support for action if wage and living conditions fail to improve, with rail unions coordinating plans across Locomotive Engineers, Conductors, Firemen, and other crafts. Ballots indicate high support for a strike, but timing depends on labor board rulings and actions by other unions.
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Fetter
Bever
United States
Lahore
Coakley
Buck
Lee
Wiens
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Order
Anton
North America
Labor Board
Condlinas
Shapmen
Ku Klux Chief Given Hearing by Ohio Officials
A four hour conference with Ohio officials probed the Ku Klux Klan leader on the order’s constitution, initiation fees dubbed donations, membership secrecy, and disqualification rules. Officials questioned activities tied to night rides and tar and feathering, warning punishment beyond expulsion and possible authorities' action.
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Ohio
Tamercow
Atlanta
Love
Feqinirevients Membership Salary and Dues Report
A garbled OCR item lists a membership fee of ten dollars to a group named Feqinirevients with proceeds going to B sagas ligand. It mentions Wizard Shanions Levesisted earning one hundred dollars weekly and Bleag Jes as subdivision chief with pay per member. a grand goblin named Lecce Wing is noted as receiving fifty cents per member.
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Feqinirevients Ts
Ike Sali
Sagas
Ayia Rake-alf
Shanions
Gach
Sleagle
Lecce
Ionaiis
Merchant Held for the Murder of Four
Assocation Press reports Middleton and Coon indicted for the murder of four people in a December night. Schutte is charged with shooting and killing Mrs. Ball Jacob Wall and others after a confrontation over a boundary dispute. A bonfire discovery and bones were tied to the La Due case as police probe a linked killing spree.
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Assocation Press
Ste Holls
Hanks
Rons
la Due
Ball
Schutte
Blanket Challenge Votes Jury Pool In Southard Case
Forty jurors are sought for the trial of Lytia M. Southard, accused of poisoning Edward F. Meyer. A blanket challenge by the defense allowed sheriff Sherman to remove bias claims, delaying jury selection. The piece also notes the National Woman's Party push for a federal constitutional amendment granting full equality for women, detailing proposed sections and enforcement.
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Twit Falls
Idaho
Tomerrory
Lytia M. Southard
Edward F. Meyer
Hushanr
Shore Talestten
Blake
Sherif Sherman
Grogent
Seense
Amit
Sheviti Te Hat
Lomorzoyy
National Wasnt
United States Oranly
Congress
South
Pant Pionger-Press
Agricultural implements price cuts announced by Fates Harvesters
The Fates Harvesters company, on Sept 2, announced second general price reductions this year ranging from 1 to 20 percent. The cuts cover farm implements and take effect October 1, following earlier reductions in March and April of 1 to 15 percent on agricultural machines and all tractor types.
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fAskoblatea Presa
Fatestional
Tlarvester Company
Relief for Huns Declared by Allied Commission
In Coblenz on September 20 the Rhineland commission announced that economic restrictions on Germany would be lifted at midnight, after the Allied Supreme Council judged Germany compliant with key peace treaty provisions. The statement signals a easing of wartime controls and related economic measures.
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Coblenz
Rhineland Commission
Allied Supreme Council
The Blot at Marlow Opens With Heartfelt Drama
Lois Weber's film The Blot opens at Inday's theatre Marlow with a hold heart story of a frugal professor striving to feed and shelter his wife and daughter on a meager salary. His daughter Amelia, thin and undernourished, takes a public library job and meets pupil Phi West. West leads his peers to demand a raise for the professor while planning a visit to his home.
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Lois Weber
Marlow
Inday
Griggs
Cowntrs
Phi West
West
Rite Hone
Griggs Hone
Oll
Gripns’ Sulary
Amelia
Fay Bainter in East Is West at the Marlow Theatre
Fay Bainter stars as Ming Toy in East Is West a comedy of American Chinese life by Samuel Shipman. The Marlow presents the production directed by William Norris Jr with a notable company including Ralph Locke Frederick Howard and others, praised for its oriental atmosphere and precise staging set around the Waupe river area and Sin Wah noir settings.
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Fay Bainter
Marlow
America Theater
Fay Eater
William Norris, Jr
West Alouilay
Accra
Astor Theater
New York
Philadelphia
West
Ty Samuel] Shipman
Hynney
Wauplae
Chita
Sin Wraneisea
Laysoers
Fay Baker
Deta
Bute Ming Toy
Ska
Ter
Vigt
Marvis
Ralest Morrisoy
Leotura von Oitingen
Maria Nattara
Marlow Night of Variety Delights Audiences
Abbott’s mock dragons and clever routines charm Asheville crowds as Hat We and others perform. Also a New York report notes a 23 percent wage cut approved by the International Longshoremen’s Association affecting 15,000 Atlantic Gulf coast workers.
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Etlekyille
Tay Wherst
Ty Altbaff
Nate Jwich
Marlow
Abbott
Faltina
Pere
New York
Atlante
Gulf
JOUGLE BILL AT ANTLERS OFFERS DOUBLE COMEDY FEATURE
Audiences at the filers theater enjoyed a double bill headlined by Tom Moore in Made in Heaven a humane satire of a rising fireman and his entangled marriage plot. Rene Adore Helene Chadwick and Molly Malone support. Clyde Cook stars in The Mantisman a fast moving comedy. Buck Jones returns tomorrow with Steal from the Shalder.
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Tom Moore
Leaven
Rish
Xeho
Firewun
Mr. Moore
Jg Tirdies
Helene Chadwick
Aunl
Molly Malone
Rene Adarce
Miss Adore
Anders
Buck Jones
Arbuckle Party Liquor Is Traced In Prohibition Case
A man linked to a saloon party investigation claims he was warned by federal agents that the Arbuckle liquor ring connected to a San Francisco hub was being exposed. He asserts the gang rented him to reveal others and fears assassination by ring agents. Vancouver sources support a Canada Mexico link.
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Pownelsee
Lila
Arhickls
Mitchel Galt
Canada
Mexico
San Proncinco
Flote
Aid
Nmn
Vancouver
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Fat graft of U M W A chiefs arouses wrath of national delegates
Indianapolis September 29. Delegates vote down sealing of fat officers of the United Mine Workers of America. Rejection follows protests over pay increases for executives and administrative officers. Battle over salaries and representation signals wider tensions within the union as it seeks to align national policy with local sentiment.
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Indianapolis
Nntericn
Addon
Inter
Ayatta
National Red Cross Convention Reported for Columbus
The Columbus area is slated to host the National Red Cross convention from October 4 to 9. Prominent speakers include Dr. Livingston Farrand and President Harding may attend. sessions cover childhood, junior Red Cross work, disaster relief, and citizenship training with national figures and military officials in attendance.
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Ghia
Red Cross
Tran Red Cross
Livingston Farrand
American Red Cross
Cornell University
W. C. Thompson
Ohio State University
Gew
Davis
Ohio
James
Thomas
Colunthes
Harding
Henry Noble Mctracken
Vassar College
Fratt Willis
John J. Pershings
Robert
Red Cross Relief Committee
Prehto
Colpriulo
Mabel £ Boarduian
American Eel Cross
Txservice Trowip
Jara JD. Noyes
United States Navy
Magh. C. Cumming
U.S. Public Wealth Service
Julia C. Stimson
Ahentny Nurse Corps
Army School of Nurse
George Filter
Pacific Division
San Francisco
Presidiot
Verry H. Clark
Washington
Edward E. Green
Clevstand
Edwin J. Draw
Minneapolis
Denmark Puts Pressure as Talks with Russia End
Foreign Minister Stavell confirmed reports that negotiations between the Soviet government and Danish relief officials were severed. He insisted on a firm action in Russia. The dispute centers on relief aid and Denmark’s demands.
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Denmark
Copentager
Lave Associate
Ocar Stavellins
Tnday
Denensk
Russia
Air in custody in murder case in Los Angeles
Vincent M. Parrell and Winfred Strike were arrested in Los Angeles on suspicion of murdering Dr. Joseph P. L. Durand a dentist and Myron G. McCauley a scenario writer. Bodies found in wrecked car in southwest Los Angeles on April 23.
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Vincent M. Parrell
Winfred
Joseph PL Durand
Myron George McCauley
Adorfing
Parrett
Strikerweee
Durand
McCauley
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