Special Trains Offered as Miners End MarmetMarch Protest
Thousands of miners from Marmet to Peytona halted their march against martial law and agreed to return home after a meeting led by C. Z. Keeney of USW District 17. Keeney announced special trains would carry men back as Brig. Gen Bandholtz urged an end, with crews planning to clear the region within two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MADISON
Associated “Prese
Miarrizet tey Mingo
C. Z. Keeney
United Mine “Workers “of America
Keeney
bea
Marmet
Charleston Conference Averts WV Miner March Crisis
Brig. Gen. Bandholtz met Gov Morgan and mine union officials in Charleston to discuss the miner march. He warned that federal troops would be used if necessary to stop the protest, urged dispersal, and noted the situation was more serious than anticipated. The meeting ended with Keeney and Mooney dispatched toward Boone County to urge ending the march.
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CHARLESTON
W. Va
H. HH
Bandholtz
Morgan
Keeney
Mooney
Harold Houston
United Mine Workers
Capitol
Virginia
Don Ghafin
Logan
Lewis pleas to president for ming o conference
John L. Lewis, president of the United Miners of America, telegraphed President Harding urging a government directed joint conference of mine workers and operators in Mingo county to end the WV coal field conflict. He cites armed agents, Baldwin-Felts, and violence as causes for mine workers to assemble and seek relief. Continued on page nine.
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West Virginia
John Ll. Lewis
United
Ming Workers of Americ
Harding
Mingo county
Lewis
Baldwin-Felts
Thinge
Balawin-Felts Detective Agency
Oke
Mercer
Westirginia
Moonshiners Battle Dry Posse Leaves Two Dead
In Paintsville Kentucky a clash between prohibition agents and moonshiners left John H. Reynolda and James Melvin dead. Deputy Sheriff Fitzpatrick and Hugh McKenzie were seriously wounded. Five moonshine suspects, Jesse McKenzie Ray McKenzie Otto Young Tollie King Bennie Blevins, were arrested on murder charges. Hugh McKenzie wounded. Fitzpatrick likely to recover. A posse searched the surrounding mountains for other attackers.
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PAINTSVILLE, Ky
John H. Reynolda
James Melvin
Paintsville
Cherifk AMenuel Fitzpatrick
Johnson
ant
Hugh. McHensie
moonshidera neds
band of
moonshinera
Jesse McKenzie
Ray McKenzie
Otto Young
Tollie
King
Bennie Blevins
Hugh McKenzie
Fitspatrick
France Back From Russia Urges Trade With Soviet Russia
Senator France of Maryland, returning aboard the Rotterdam, advocates opening trade and diplomatic relations with Russia. He notes a reduced Marxist influence under the constructive party led by Lenin and predicts famine relief aid and a U S trade delegation. Passenger Marguerite BE Harrison, Baltimore, a newspaper correspondent, was imprisoned by the Bolsheviks.
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NEW YORK
France
Maryland
Rotterdam
Russia
constructive party
Lenines
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Marguerite BE. Harrison
Baltimore
Farmer Dies After Eating Toadstools Near Columbus
John Dicotts, 50, a farmer, died at his home near Columbus Indiana after swallowing toadstools mistaken for mushrooms. He lived with his son John who refused food from the growth, and a daughter Mrs Helen Zuschwardt. He is survived by a brother Albart Diecotte of Cleveland Ohio.
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COLUMBUS
Ind
John Dicotts
here
John
Helen Zuschwardt
Albart Diecotte
Cleveland
Des Moines street cars run during state fair period
Des Moines Iowa Aug 26 street car service suspended Aug 3 was resumed this afternoon for the state fair period closing Sept 2. Federal Judge Wade authorized the resumption on condition that the state fair board assume any losses suffered by the car company.
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DES MOINES
Wade
state fair board
Mail Plane Plunges Into English Channel
A mail plane on the London to Brussels route exploded in fuel near Calais and plunged into the English Channel today. Rescue and investigation follow as authorities assess cause and loss of cargo.
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ENGLISH CHANNEL
LONDON
Brussels
Calais
Cor poration Hastie tied to vast white collar scheme
A sweeping court case centers on Rudolph E. Bohn and Charles W. French as alleged masterminds behind a multillion-dollar paper and check-kiting scheme. Documents detail plans to buy banks in Milwaukee and Minneapolis, notes from Master Tire and Consolidated Automobile, and a web of correspondences. Blooded by a Michigan Avenue Trust failure, the case links to missing Littleton funds and a sensational master ring with bankers, lawyers, and brokers named.
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Rudolph EBhn
American Rubber Company of Chicago
Charles W. French
John. V. Cjinnin
United States district attorney
Kohn
Milwaukee
neapolia
Clinnin
Handa
French
Master Tire Company
Dayton
Consolidated’ Automobile Company
ikea
AMrOMS
Consolidated Automobile ‘Company
American Rubber Company
Charles
awekins
Cleveland
Spurgin
Col Clinnin
Michiigan ‘Avenue ‘Trust Company
Warren c. Spurgin
ita
Mexia
Hawkins
Charles Littleton
Consolidated Auto Company
West Carrollton
Littleton
Grant park
W. F
Dayton, O
RH. K
Rudolph
Weather Forecast for Indiana and Indianapolis
Forecast for Saturday and Sunday calls for thunderstorms in places, with Sunday partly cloudy and cooler, possible showers in the south. Indianapolis area expected thunder showers Saturday, Sunday partly cloudy with probable showers. Special U S Weather Bureau report for The Indianapolis Star.
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Indiana
pag
south portion
Indianapolis
Tocal
Oldest Senator to Quit After 50 Years in Office
Hyde Park Vermont August 36 A half century of public service entitles man to a rest United Senator Carroll Page said today upon completion of his present term in March 1923 he would not be a candidate for re election He felt he had done his full duty adding.
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Senator Page
Senator Pagé
United States Senate
HYDE PARK
United
Carroll
DeValera
Griffith
Michael Colting
Blackrock
hrad
United States
De Valera
Michael Collinna
PeValara
Great Britain
Ireland
Brooks Admits Slaying Farmer in Indiana Confession
Ben Brooks, 36, of Jackson county Indiana, confessed at the Indiana reformatory to killing Amazona B Montgomery four miles east of Seymour between noon and 1 PM last Tuesday. He claims self defense after an argument. his father and two brothers deny involvement. The body was found with a missing head after a chicken farm area shooting. The charge is listed as chicken stealing, not murder.
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Indianapolia Star
JEFFERSONVILLE
Ind
Ben Brooks
Jackson county
Indiana
Indiana reformatory
Amazona
Montgomery
Seymour
Brooks
Sylvester Brooks
Lyman
Denney Brooks
Coroner Opens Inquest Into Amazonia Montgomery Murder
Seymour Ind Aug 28 County Coroner George T Manuel began an inquest with first testimony on the murder of Amazona B Montgomery 46 whose mutilated body was found yesterday in a thicket five miles north of her. Mrs Len Brooks wife of a man said to have made a partial confession at the Indiana reformatory in Jeffersonville testified for over an hour.CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR.
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SEYMOUR
Ind
George T. Manuel
Amazona B&B
Montgomery
Len Brooks
Indiana reformatory
Jeffersonville
PACT AVOIDS QUESTION AS US EYES TROOP WITHDRAWAL
Washington rumors say withdrawal of American troops from the Rhine may be seriously considered once the Berlin peace treaty is ratified by the Senate and Reichstag. Officials note no direct commitment to stay or leave and stress avoiding offense to European allies while detailed reviews proceed. A separate postwar trade treaty with Germany is also contemplated. Paris reports regret over America failing to ratify the defensive pact.
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WASHINGTON
Rhine
Berlin
Senate
Reichstag
Germany
U. 8
United States
aud
financial bustien
army of occupation
Europe
omir
State
War Departments
Harding
Daugherty to Seek Debs Parole Amid War-Time Issue
Attorney General Daugherty is expected to ask President Harding to parole Eugene V. Debs from the federal prison in Atlanta for espionage. The move follows a comprehensive review of the case, with unclear White House reaction and a possible early peace proclamation tied to the postwar amnesty debate. Daugherty will also address the American Bar Association in Cincinnati next week.
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WASHINGTON
Daugherty
Harding
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta
Debs
Mr. Daugherty
Bar Association
Ohio
American Bar Association
Cincinnati
Germany
Senate
Postmaster and wife killed by Mexican bandits at Ruby
U S postmaster Frank J Pearson of Ruby Arizona and his wife were killed by Mexican bandits at Ruby in the Oro Blanco mining district at about 10 am A long distance message from Nogales says a store looting followed the killings A sheriff s posse left for the town and the incident is linked to a prior 1920 robbery by the same group
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TUCSON
Ariz
Frank J. Pearson
Ruby
Oro Blanco
Pearson
Nogales
here
Nogaten
Ysiquiel Lara
Alexander
J. A. Frazer
atore end
Strike ballots prepared by Big Four railway brotherhoods
Cleveland Aug 26 ex ecutives of the Big Four railway brotherhoods completed the preparation of strike ballots to be sent to their members.
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CLEVELAND, C
De Valera Accuses Powers of Phrase Playing in Dublin Talks
Premier de Valera protests in a quick reply to Dublin leader, condemning terms that pretend to grant freedom. He repeats the offer of dominion status to Ireland, says American states lack true independence, warns that continuing negotiations could be dangerous.
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Ireland
Dublin
Lloyd George Reaffirms Ireland Stand in Peace Talks
London Aug 26 Associated Press. David Lloyd George, British prime minister, sent a prompt reply to Eamon De Valera who rejected British peace terms for Ireland. The note reaffirms that Ireland cannot withdraw from the empire and must accept partnership in the British commonwealth under one sovereign. He leaves doors open for negotiations if De Valera is willing to discuss reconciled aims, but refuses to prolong a mere exchange of notes.
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LONDON
Associated Press
David Bloyd George
Eamon De Valera
Irish republic
Ireland
British commonwealth
Ae Lloyd George
De Valera
Lloyd
George
Patriote
Abraham Lincoln
Mr. DeValera
Preemie Lloyd
Lloyd George letter shocks Sinn Fein as talks continue
Dublin results show Premier Lloyd George replying to Eamon De Valera with strict terms for further talks. Sinn Fein met to discuss the letter while Dublin authorities weigh chances of renewed negotiations. Sentiments suggest a cautious stance amid fears of resumed hostilities.
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War Department
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Corporation
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West Carrollta
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Vermont
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Congress
Taited
Indianapolis Star
SMANAC
Sun rissa
Sun aetwat
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Asserts
George A. H. Shideler
Frank A. Miles
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Brownstown
Clark county
Otis Hays
Bhideter
Stand
CAPITAL
PACT
PARIS
America
Case
EVERETT GC. WATKINS
WIEE
Love and
Beauty Doctor
Wallace Erwin
Alexander Potts
Elizabeth York Miller
Octavus Roy Cohen
King W. Lardner
Roger W. Babson
Tomorrow’s Sunday Star
Lloyd George
BELFAST
Siir James Craig
Ulster
Associated Preas
Sinn
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Sinn Femers
Mr. Lloyd George
Stan
Stan Fein
Valera
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
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Abraham Circoin
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