Final Decree Permanently Bars Rail Strike Interference
The final decree, issued in Chicago, makes permanent the temporary injunction against the railway employes' department of the American Federation of Labor and related officials. It restrains interference with railroad operations during the nationwide shopmen's strike affecting about 400,000 workers. The action, sought by Attorney General Harry Daugherty, stems from the 1922 wage dispute and two months of strike activity marked by assaults and intimidation, with widespread guard use and troop deployment.
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Chicago
United States
Department
American Federation of Labor
James H. Wilkerson
United States District Court
Harry M. Daugherty
United States Attorney General
United States Railroad Labor Board
Baltimore
Labor Board
Bert M. Jewell
J. F. McGrath
John Scott
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
James P. Noonan
Department of Justice
Rain Insurance Prices Rise With Afternoon Showers
New Orleans report notes rain insurance premiums climb 20 to 25 percent for events held in the afternoon in Gulf Coast states and nearby areas. Insurers cite Jupiter Pluvius as more active after noon, with forenoon rates easing, affecting plans for baseball, entertainment, and outdoor activities.
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New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Louisiana
Florida
Alabama
South Carolina
Pla
Jupiter Pluvius
North Carolina
Virginia
American Woman Taken in China by Associated Press
Mrs G V Stein wife of a former U S Army officer accused of aiding in a plot for illegal sales of arms and ammunition is arrested in Shanghai. J J Maloney and Lawrence H Kearney are also tied to the Sime affair as authorities search the Steins office. Stein reportedly left Manila for Manchuria last May.
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Shanghai
G. V. Stein
United States Army
Chang Tso-Lin
Mukden
Shanghai Sports
Steing
J. J. Maloney
Lawrence H. Kearney
Stein
Manila
Manchiuria
Burlington
Suicide follows broken engagement of Bowes-Lyon heir
Inquest near Woking, Ing. returned a verdict of suicide by gunshot for Angus Patrick Bowes-Lyon, cousin of the Duchess of York, whose body was found in a motor car. His father, Hon. Patrick Bowes-Lyon, testified the youth was agitated after learning his engagement to Lady Parsons's daughter Freda had ended.
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Woking
Ing
Angus Patrick Bowes- Lyon
Duchess of York
Here
Patrick Bowes-Lyon
Ife
Lady Parsons
Freda
Miss Mary Eaton Rebuffs Ziegfeld Follies Contract
New York July 12 Miss Mary Eaton once star Danseuse in Ziegfeld's Follies rejected a new contract that would have named her co star in a musical comedy The reason given was the contract barred marriage during its term She said no current suitor was involved but she feared falling in love and did not want Zeigfeld to control her single status
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New York
Mary Eaton
Ziegfeld
Zeigfeld
Britain Ready to Prepare Reply to German Reparations Note
Great Britain has informed France and Italy she will draft a reply to the German reparations note. The draft will be submitted to the allies with minimal delay in hope they approve its terms.
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Great Britain
London
Associated Press
France
Italy
Governor Morrison says audit does not worry him
Asheville July report shows Governor Morrison leaving Asheville for Raleigh to handle unfinished business. He dismisses the audit as not affecting the state’s finances, arguing the true condition includes unpaid taxes and disputed figures. He maintains no state deficit when all elements are considered and plans a swift return to Asheville.
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Asheville
Morrison
Raleigh
State House
Legislative Committee
B. R. Lacy
A. J. Maxwell
Maxwell
Morrigan
Transport Workers to Go Out On Strike In America
A five day general strike by members of the marine transport workers branch of the Industrial Workers of the World began at Los Angeles Harbor. About 1,200 longshoremen protested the Los Angeles Superior Court conviction of 27 I W W members for criminal syndicalism and sentences of one to fourteen years. Organizers predicted logging crews in the northwest would join and similar action was planned on the Atlantic coast.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Marine Transport Workers
Industrial Workers of the World
Los Angeles Harbor
Los Angeles Superior Court
Sanquenlin Penitentiary
Northwest
Atlantic Coast
Eyland Stock Exchange Member Dies by Own Action
Eyland, a member of the New York Consolidated Stock Exchange, shot himself to death at his sister's home in Orange New Jersey. Described as despondent over business troubles, he died early today. His sister Lelma Eyland reported his prolonged distress. his two children were asleep in the house.
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Orange
N. J
Kenneth Mr. Eyland
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Lelma Eyland
Byland
Kenneth M., Jr
Maria
Elks Convention Ends in Peachtree Parade Splendor
Atlanta witnesses the 1923 grand lodge closing with a massive parade. About 8 000 in line including 4 000 from Atlanta, marching past city hall with 70 piece lodge band. Grand Master James G. McFarland installed with officials reviewed by Gov Clifford Walker Mayor Sims and others.
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Atlanta
Grand Lodge
Order
James G. McFarland
South Dakota
Charles H. Grakelow
Philadelphia
City Hall
Atlanta Lodge
Peachtree Street
Pennsylvania
Penn
South
Daytona
Fla
St.Petersburg
Ifla
Macon
Savannah
Waycross
American Legion
New Orleans
Birmingham
Columbus
Knoxville
Tenn
San Antonio
Texas
Augusta
Charleston
S. G
Charlotte
N. C
Winston-Salem
Columbia
S. C
Colorado
Idaho
Florida
Iowa
Tennessee
McFarland
Clifford Walker
Georgia
W., H. McMasters
Sims
Elks
Republicans Plan Chicago Convention Next June If Upham Requests
Chicago July 12 The Republican National Convention will be held in Chicago next June if national treasurer Fred W Upham requests it of the national executive committee. Missouri national committeeman J L Babier spoke at a conference with national committeemen state chairmen and Republicans from seven states.
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Chicago
Fred W. Upham
National Executive Committee
J. L. Babier
Missouri
Committteemen
New York Lawyer and Juror Arrested on Bribery Charge
New York on July 12 two officials were named in sealed indictments for bribery and conspiracy to obstruct justice. Criminal lawyer Wind jam Fallon and juror Charles W. Readings expected to surrender to federal authorities. Indictments also name stock brokers Crames Clarkson John Feeley James Mimnaugh and others for related mail fraud. Fallon Readings allegedly accepted a 2500 bribe during the Durrell Gregory case. Readings faced verdict pressure as a juror.
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New York
Windjam J. Fallon
Charles W. Readings
E. M. Fuller
Buecketer
Othe Tris
Durrell- Gregory Company
Clark
Fallon
Krendings
Crames
H. Clarkson
John C. Feeley
James Mimnaugh
Odin
Charles HH. Clarkson and Company
Edward M. Fuller
Willian F. McGee
Willnee
Lndlow Street
Mr. Clark
Bucketeer
Pallon
Durrell-Gregory Company
Alfred de W. Bhim
American Fire Corporation
Rendings
Quarterly court report shows fines and prohibition cases
The recorder's court filed a quarterly report listing $6769.91 in fines and costs for the quarter ending July 1. Costs totaled $2265.91, with $4404 from fines. Of 634 trials, 42 not guilty, 23 appeals to the Superior Court. 27 sent to county roads, 6 to the workhouse, seven no pros, 12 suspended sentences. Prohibition cases numbered 236, over one third, driving congestion and revenue for the court.
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Recorder's Court
Hoover
Sue Perior
Saludor
French President Millerand Praises Burgundy Wine
In Beaune France July 12 President Millerand defended excess in all things while acknowledging Burgundy wine’s value to France. He spoke at a Burgundy wine center criticizing U S prohibition and urging proper use of wine for commerce and culture.
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Beaune
France
Millerand
Burgundy
United States
Fight Returns The Enterprise to Announce Willard Firpo Bout
The Enterprise will receive returns tonight from the Willard Firpo bout in Jersey City. Megaphone announcements will come from The Enterprise building on North Main Street and Light fans are invited to hear them. Preliminaries start at 7 15 Eastern time and the main bout begins between 8 30 and 9. Full fight details will be provided by the Associated Press full leased wire installed this week at The Enterprise.
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Enterprise
Willard- Firpo
Jersey City
North Main Street
Associated Press
Training school opens at Junaluska tonight
Lae Junaluska N C July 2 delegates and visitors pour in for the Junaluska Sunday School Training school opening tonight. Wealey Bible class of the Western North Carolina conference Methodist Episcopal south adopts resolutions affirming allegiance to constitutional laws including prohibition and urges Sabbath observance loyalty to the church state and nation. Three day Bible classes were attended by 500 people with record early season attendance.
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Lae
Junaluska
N. C
Wealey Bible
Western North Carolina Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
United States
C and O Railroad Asks For Rehearing Decision
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad company petitions the interstate commerce commission for a rehearing of last week’s order requiring railroads to end special car service to coal mines. It cites three railroad owned mines and eight privately owned mines under contract, seeking continuation of service until April 1, 1924 and a modification of the commission’s order.
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Washington
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fair Weather Predicted for Willard-Firpo Bout
Jersey City July 12 predicts fair weather for the Pirpo Willard heavyweight match tonight in Boyles Thirty Acres. Cooler temperatures expected for the big pine bowl. Early crowds gathered at general admission seats set to go on sale at 6 o clock for $1 and $2. By noon attendance topped 500.
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Jersey City
N. J
Boyles Thirty Acres
Big Pine Bowl
President Harding Binds Self to Kindness Oath Toward Animals
On the USS Henderson near Alaska, President Harding says he has taken an oath never to mistreat dogs or horses. He shared the pledge with Mrs. Harding and members of the party during a Skagway stop. He spoke of philosophy and friendship as the voyage continued toward Seward.
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Harding
U. S.S. Henderson
Associated Press
Skagway
Arctic Brotherhood
Boyhold
Brotherhood
Pacific Ocean
Icy Strait
Cross Sound
Gulf of Alaska
Seward
Governor Peay Visits High Point on North Carolina Tour
Governor Austin Peay of Tennessee tours High Point with Mrs Peay and aides. He praises North Carolina industrial growth, road system led by Frank Page, and discusses a planned Tennessee highway bond issue while noting close state ties and future cooperation. The party plans onward travel to Bristol and Mt Airy.
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Tennessee
Austin Peay
State
Governor Peay
Mrs. Peay
Russell Hanlon
Cowan Rodgers
Tennessee Highway Commission
Myron T. Nailing
Creensboro
Raleigh
Chapel Hill
J. Elwood Cox
Tennessee Executive
High Point
Myrs
Peay
North Carolina
Cox
North Carolina Highway Commission
Virginia
Bristol
Mt. Airy
Virginia Highway Commission
Weare
Morrison
Frank Page
North
Caroline
Winston-Salem
Jere
Gristal
V2.tenn
Knoxville
Bryan Sentenced in Los Angeles for Narcotics Sale
Vincent Bryan, famed composer and motion picture director, received a one year jail sentence after police testified to catching him selling narcotics in Los Angeles on July 12. The case centered on Bryan’s alleged distribution activities and involved testimony from policemen.
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Bryan
LOS Anghues
Vincent Bryan
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Hits Labor Federation
China
C. V. Stein
Lhegas
Ziegfeld Follies
Mr. Morrison
America
Eyland
Stock Exchange
Millerand Speaks
Lake Junaluska
O. Railroad
Willard-Firpo
Gov. Peay
Sheraton Hotel
MR. Cox
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