HINERS OPPOSE LEWIS ON WAGE SCALE REPORT
Delegates at the Mine Workers convention in Tomlinson Hall order the wage scale committee to report within ten days, a move seen as a Farrington victory over President Lewis. Davis motion wins. Hall argues against rushed review as Howat’s arrival looms in Indianapolis. CONTINUED ON PAGE FIFTEEN.
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LEWIS
Workers of America
Tomlinson “hall
John S. Lewis
Frank Farrington
ee district
Davis
Gomen Davis
Tinols
scale committee
Lee Hall
Ohio
Farrington
Hailix
Alexander Howat
Kansas
Indianapolis
Church settles land dispute over retaining wall
Judge Harry C. Chamberlin of the Marion Circuit Court effected a settlement between Tabernacle Presbyterian Church building its new center at Central Ave and 34th St and neighbor Thomas A. Alford. The parties agreed the church will build the wall on the property line and avoid trespass, with tree disposal still to be agreed.
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Harry “C. Chamberlin
Marion Circuit
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Central avenue
Thirty-fourth street
Thomas A. Alford
Ludge Chamberlin
Edgar H. Evans
citiren- building committee
Vinson Carter
Henry C. Thornton
Edward W. Harris
Alfred A. Barnes
Emsley W. Johnson
George H. Batchelor
Alford
Tragrence B. Davis
Would-be liquor thieves seize embalming fluid in South Bend heist
In South Bend on September 20 thieves mistook boxes at a railway freight house for alcohol and stole a container of embalming fluid. An undertaker linked to the boxes reports the liquid is concentrated embalming fluid, prompting police to watch for signs of mummification among intoxicated arrestees.
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Indianapolis Stor
SOUTH BEND
Ind
Steel Society Deliberates Steel Treating at State Fairgrounds
Delegates and visitors totaling about 4000 attended sessions at the American Society for Steel Treating meeting at the state fairgrounds. Topics included carburizing steel and heat treatment of special products with papers by A F E Bellis and A H D Arcamibal. A smoker, entertainment, and a Speedway race featuring Slimmy Murphy and others complemented the program.
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American Society
Wonen’s
state fairgrounds
WDesaurte
Shapin
Paul Smith
H. G. Hoss
Dallas M. Speer
H. BR. Cruikshank
Chicago
Don Campbell
Delavan
Wis
Cruikshank
Columbia Club
arid
Keith
A. F E. Bellis
Bellis Heat Treating Company
New Haven
Conn
Weather Forecast for Indiana and Indianapolis
Forecast shows showers and cooler conditions for Wednesday with clearing, followed by fair weather Thursday. Indianapolis area expected similar pattern with showers on Wednesday and clearing by Thursday. Special report includes almanac data and yesterday weather conditions with humidity and temperature notes.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
vicinity
Nation to observe Armistice Day solemn ceremony nationwide
Washington report on September 20 details a coast to coast Armistice Day tribute led by President Harding. The ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery will cap a two day armament conference with a possible presidential proclamation naming the day a national holiday. Delegates may speak briefly and Gen. Pershing will lay a wreath.
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WASHINGTON
Harding
Jin
Stree
Arlington national cemetery
Arlington
Gen
Fershing
Jury opens Arbuckle murder probe in San Francisco
A U S grand jury hears seven witnesses amid fraught inquiries into the death of Virginia Rappe as Roscoe Arbuckle faces murder charges. Prosecutors say indictments await all departments’ cooperation. Sherman and Parsons are sought for testimonies and possible complicit roles are probed. Continue on page fifteen.
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SAN. FRANCISCO
Cal
Uouof
Roache tatty
Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Robert H. McCormack
United States
grand jury
Bambina Maude Delmont
Alice Blake
4eh Prevost
Mae Taube
John P. Pickett
Josephine Kessler
McCormack
Lowell Sherman
Chicago
Matthew A.’ Brady
Sherman
San Francisco
Swann
New York
Los Angeles
Milton
U'Ren
May Parsons
Fort Worth
Tex
O'Brien
Sperman
Roscod ArbJekle
Virginia ‘Rappe
Miss Joyer Clark
Gabor Kingstone
Roaginald Morey
Brady
ates Clark
Kingstone
Morleyand
Government weighs action on Ku Klux Klan
Attorney General Daugherty said the Justice Department will consider possible Federal steps against the Ku Klux Klan. He will confer with Burns and may seek a land jury inquiry if warranted, noting the crime behind the mask must be examined carefully before any policy is decided.
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WASHINGTON
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Burns
bureau of investigation
Ku Klux Klan
K C Welcomes Inquiry Supreme Secretary Defends Knights
New York Sept 20 Knights of Columbus ready for investigation by any lawful authority says Supreme Secretary William J McGinley. He comments on Atlanta city council adoption of resolutions calling on newspapers to investigate alleged un American institutions including the K of C. He says the oath claim is false and mocks the tone of the inquiry.
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Gage of Atlanta Council
NEW YORK
Knights of Columbus
William J. McGinley
city Council
Atlanta
K. of C
Mr. McGinley
Gib Van Winkle
Evansville Klan Meeting Planned Despite Protests
In Evansville Indiana a public hall plans a Ku Klux Klan meeting for tomorrow night with Reverend Calab Ridley of Atlanta as speaker. A civic committee led by ex state representative Albert Yoneman urged Mayor Bosse to block the event, while organizers proceed amid federal inquiry into the group.
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Evansville
Ind
Ku Klux Klan
Calab Ridley
Atlanta
Louisville
Albert J.Yoneman
Indiana House of Representatives
Benjamin Posse
John J. Nolan
Bosse
uew Ku Klux ‘Klan
Judge Uses Slipper to Coax Truants Back to School
In Kansas City on September 20 Judge EB Porterfield of the juvenile court halted proceedings and spanked four truants with his shoe after they refused to attend class. The boys, seeking placement at McCune home, agreed to return to school once disciplined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KANSAS CITY
EB. FE. Porterfield
McCune
Election results drift in New Mexico and Pennsylvania
Albuquerque reports show Richard Hanna leading in the southern counties while H. Burum strengthens north. partial returns suggest a close race for senator with Bursum leading Holm. In Santa Fe, voter turnout appears light for the special senatorial and constitutional questions. In Pennsylvania, Republican Thomas Crago wins at large in a special election to fill Mahlon Garland’s seat.
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ALBUQUERQUE
Albuquerque Norning Journal
toray
Richard H. Vanna
bejing
H. O. Bursum
iity
Bursun
Hanna
Hanna Yor Geysmer
C. L. Phillips
Holm O. Burnum
SANTA FE
N. M
PHILADELPHIA
Thomas S. Crago
Greene county
Pennsylvania
Mahlon M. Garland
Crago
John P. Bracken
Allegheny county
Snake in Stomach Kills State Fair Prize Cow
Morning Star a prize Jersey cow on the Rising Sun Pike farm of Benjamin H Scranton died reportedly after a small water snake was found in her stomach during an autopsy by a local veterinarian. Scranton had bought her months earlier for 3200 and she won first ribbons at the Indiana state fair in Indianapolis. The animal's insurance had expired the previous Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAWRENCEBURG
Ind
Morning Star
Penjamin H. Scranton
Scranton
Indianapolis
Four killed in Dowagiac family attack in Michigan
In Dowagiac Michigan on September 20 the Munroe family was found slain in their home. William Munroe aged 38 his wife Mary 36 and daughter Neva 17 were dead. A second daughter Ardeth 12 survived but is dying. Ardeth is unconscious and unable to speak. The killer used a short piece of scantling to beat the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DOWAGIAC
Mich
Willam Munroe
Mary
Neva
Ardeth
Highest Honor of Masonic Order Bestowed in Boston
Governor Channing H Cox and 164 others received the thirty third honorary degree of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons at the supreme council's annual meeting in Boston. Included among honorees were Bishop John Hazen White of South Bend Judge Jonathan N Langham of Indiana Pa Judge Louis Mead of Newberry and Eagar Albert Gueet of Detroit a poet and newspaper man.
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BOSTON
Mass
Channing H. Cox
order
supreme council
Cox
John
Hazen White
South Bend
Ind
Jonathan N. Langham
Indiana
Louis Mead
Newberry
Mich
Eagar Albert Gueet
Detroit
mam
Food prices rise 4.3 percent in August survey
The National Industrial Conference Board reports food prices rose 4.3 percent in August in the limited states. The cost of living increased on average by 1.1 percent.
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NEW YORK
national industrial conference board
Thirty Killed in Cuenca Spain Storm Toll
Morita Del Palancas announced thirty people were killed and twenty seriously injured by yesterday's tempest in Cuenca Spain. Damage estimated at more than a million pesetas.
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CUENCA
Spain
Morita Del Palancas
saillion peselas
British Charge Russia With Starting Indian Revolt in Talks
London dispatch reports a strong note from the British government to Moscow detailing alleged Russian breaches of faith in Afghanistan and India. Foreign Secretary Curzon demands explanation for Soviet support of Indian revolutionaries and arms flows. The note cites the third International and Jamal Pasha’s aims, seeking assurances these activities cease.
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Sharphote
Moscow
Central Asia
LONDON
Associated Presgs
Afghanistan
a.cam—painn
Great Britain
Earl Curzon
Russia
third Internationale
Mornccw
India
M. Stalin
England
France
Briel
Europe
Rothstein
Rus' bilan
Teheran
M. Chitcherin
salange
Lord’ Curzon
Jamal Pasha
Hafiz
Vienna
Angora
Anateva
Anatola
Tentative Armament Conference Agenda Outlined
The Associated Press reports a tentative agenda for the armament conference. Key items include naval and land armament limitations, control of new warfare technologies, and Pacific and Far Eastern questions focusing on China, territorial integrity, open door, and economic privileges.
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United States
Pacific
Far Eastern
China
sisUng
Siberia
Raub Heads Indianapolis City Planning Commission
Edward E. Raub was elected president of the Indianapolis city planning commission at the organization meeting. Emerson W Thalle was named vice president and Lewis W Bruck will act as secretary until a permanent choice is made. J Clyde Hoffman was appointed attorney. A committee to find suitable quarters and another to solicit secretary applicants were formed. The commission will meet weekly and expects $6,000 in city funds for operating expenses this year. A potential purchase of the northeast block at Ohio and Alabama streets for a police HQ complex was discussed, with the site owned by Fletcher Health Co. and valued around 4000. Continued on page five.
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Lewis
Edward E. Raub
city planning commission for
Indianapolis
Emerson W.thallle
Lewis W Bruck
J. Clyde Hoffman
board of park commissioners
planning commission
Mark H. Miller
Samuel F Rauh
Gustav G. Sehmidt
Mr. Rauh
Thomag
i Howe
H. Foster Coppinger
Ohio
Alabama
Miller
limundelpal
Wiler aaserterd
Borah to Lead Battle Against European Pacts
Washington reports that the new treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary will be transmitted to the Senate tomorrow as Borah Republican of Idaho prepares to fight ratification. He seeks to block entanglement in European diplomacy while other Republicans and some Democrats signal opposition. The administration remains confident of ratification as Congress reconvenes at noon with tax revision debt funding and other bills on a full extra session agenda.
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WASHINGTON
White House
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Senate
Borah
Idaho
jeader
ee tha
Benator Borah
United States
Congress
ActiViERS
House
unddr
transagki
Coolidge
Representative Walsh
Bassas Chuyetts
lett
Unrest in New York Park as Sun Sets Club Distributes Food
Police stormed a park crowd of unemployed men as six elderly women from the Sunset Club distributed sandwiches. Officers beat several men, drove the crowd from the park, and the food was moved to the sidewalk. Eleanor Chapman said she would file assault charges against officers involved. Urbain Ledoux accompanied by a police sergeant continued food distribution nearby.
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Byrant
park
Sunset Club
lerorth
Eleanor Chapman
Urbain “Ledoux
tower
New York
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Howor
STEEL SOCIETY
iSecond
A.H. D'Arcamibal
tha Pratt and Whitney Company
Tartfords Conn
Jim Growsaké
Edwards
United State
Weather Bureau
DAT
iam
T Woon
U.S
U. S
Hayward
K. C
NEW MEXICO
Bursom
North
GARMENT WORKERS HELP
the
garment tradea
B. B. RAUB
Fletcher Health Company
Fletcher
Ohio Street
Alabama street
OCTAVUS ROY COHEN
The Sunday Star
NEW YORK POLICE
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