Strike move ruled out rights to resist union suit
Delegates at the biennial convention of the United Mine Workers in Tomlinson ball approved a resolution backing the right to employ every legal means to resist the suit to restrain the check off system and to organize in West Virginia and Kentucky. William Green called the suit a blow to the heart of the union as he urged action. The summons requires an answer by October 13 with a hearing the next day.
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Tuited
Green
John L. Lewis
Gréen
Jas brosa
United Mine ‘Workers of America
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Borderland Coal Company
West Virginia
Kentucky
A.M. Belcher
ZT. Vinson
B. L. Greever
Dean and Reliance
Kansas
Alexander Jowat
Lewls
Howat
Murray
Postmaster installs phonograph to enliven graveyard shift
Hubert B. Springsteen, postmaster, sets up a phonograph in the large workroom to entertain clerks on the night shift. The device is meant to raise spirits and efficiency as letters are sorted during the late hours.
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Don
Hubert BL. Springsteen
post ofice
Springsteen
Fights ruling on bondsmen tests court authority
Attorney J Fred Masters prepared to file in Superior Court to challenge Judge Walter Pritchard's ruling barring bondsmen from signing new bonds while a case is pending. He represents truck drivers Alfred Thomas and Thomas McGraw held after bond refusals, with Niman unable to sign anew due to prior bonds. Masters seeks habeas corpus release and urges higher court action as indictments allege noncompliance with motor vehicle laws amid mass arrests by the Automotile Truck Drivers Association.
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Masters
Pritchard
Mr. Masters
carppalky
Automotile
new lore motor vehicle
Thomas
McGraw
busi
Ninian
Fuling
Niman
Superior cout
Reoma
Moll
Superior court
Indiana
Superior
Frye
rye
Supreme court
Klan Official Resigns to Save Woman’s Name
Atlanta report says imperial eagle Y Clarke resigns from the Ku Klux Klan to sever ties with Mrs Elizabeth Tyler. He explains he can no longer continue the work without her aid, claiming he is unable physically or financially to carry on the Klan's affairs.
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KLAN
ATLANTA
E. Y. Clarke
imperial eagle
the
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Eizabeth Tyler
Aviator Killed While Trying to Swap Planes at Fair Grounds
Oklahoma City report states Lieut Arthur Emerson died after falling 200 feet during an in-air plane change at the state fair grounds watched by about six thousand. Washington notes Capt John A Minds of Montgomery, a leading Marine aviator, crashed last night at the Quantico base during practice before full Marine maneuvers.
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OKLAHOMA CITY
Okla
Arthur Emerson
WASHINGTON
John. A. ‘Minds
Montgomery
Ala
marine corps
Quartico
Navy Department
Soviet Russia Issues New 16 Million Ruble Bills
Moscow reports a limited issue of 1,00,000 6,000,000 and 10,000,000 ruble notes valid only until July 1, 1923 to counter the risk of carrying large quantities. At current official exchange, the dollar value is just under 46,000 rubles.
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SOVIET
RUSSIA
MOSCOW
Asso
Cider Barrel Spiked With Whisky Shocks Butter College
Dawn reveal of a cider barrel at Butter College used at a YMCA mixer containing whisky launches a college scandal. The barrel vanished from a back room after guards and faculty attempted to secure the evidence, while students and staff are questioned as investigators probe the incident and a related public murder trial in San Francisco.
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Butter college
eider
Moriarty
Harris
Harold Keating
Y. MC. A
SAN FRANCISCO
Cal
ling
Alfred Semnacher
Robert Judson Aley
of Butler
Rosese
Arbuckle
tello ip
Virginia
Irwin Kerrick
presi
Sfe
Nps
Sylvain Lazarus
Henry M
Gelston
Arbuckie
Lowell’ Sher
Fred Fischbach
Arbucks
Harry McCullough
hotel St. Francis
Semnadher gain
Lodge Defends German Treaty In Senate Debate
Senate opened formal discussion on the German peace treaty with Senator Lodge leading a pro treaty stance and Senator Borah opposing as Senator Reed and others critiqued the measure. President Harding backed prompt ratification and the Knox Porter framework guided the dialogue amid reservations from Senator Pomerene and others.
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WASHINGTON
Senate
Germany
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
foreign relations committee
Borah
Idaho
Harding
Reed
Edobah
Tweed
Missouri
Lodge
Congress
Pomerene
Ohio
United States
sts
Fomerene
Lusitania
Eight Lives Lost in Lake Superior Squall Revealed
Sault Ste. Marie Mich Sept 24 Eight persons perished in a Lake Superior squall two weeks earlier when a berry picking party on a sailboat from Shell Drake to Sault Ste Marie Ontario capsized five miles north of here. Survivor Adam Lewis identified the victims including John Lewis Mrs Simon Lewis George Field and three children. Harry Brooks a lumber camp worker said he saw the craft in trouble during the incident near Neary sea.
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SAULT STE. MARIE
Mich
Lake Superior
Adam Lewis
Shell Drake
here
Ontario
Sheil Drake
John Lewis
Simon Lewis
George I Field
Harry Brooks
Neary sea
Garden River
Sault Ste.warie
Indianapo lis and vicinity Sunday and Monday forecast
The forecast calls for showers and possible thunderstorms in the south Sunday with cooler conditions. Indianapolis area expected showers or thunderstorms Sunday, cooler Sunday, and fair Monday. Weather data show yesterday’s humidity peaked near 95 percent at 4 am and reached 78 percent at noon with temperatures from a low around 47 to a high near 74.
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indiana
thalanapolis
United States
Treasury estimates show over 1B revenue under revised tax bill
Washington reports the Senate Finance Committee revised the House tax bill to raise about 3.324 billion in internal revenue for the year ending June 30. The plan yields 136 million less than treasury projections but 84 million more than the House totals. Estimated income and profits taxes total 1.55 billion, with prior year actuals near 3 billion. The committee cites shrinkage and tax-exempt diversions as causes.
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WASHINGTON
Senate finnance committee
treasury
Jnecome
conpuitioa
Robbery attempt ends in bank cashier's death
Fred Christiansen, 24, cashier at Glenview State Bank Illinois, found dead by vault entrance with a unfired revolver. outer vault door open, no money missing. Police say attempted robbery, cashier shot while defending the vault. hammer struck but cartridge misfired. time clock set.
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CHICAGO
Fred. Christiansen
Glenview State bank
Glenview
hammsher
Chriadansen
Judge Collins May Enter Mayor Race In Independent Ticket
Rumors say Judge James A. Collins may run for mayor as an independent against Lew Swank and Boyd M. Ralston. A legislative hurdle over independent tickets prompts delaying action as lawyers debate constitutionality and potential court battles to place the name on ballots.
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MAURICE EARLY
James A. Collins
Lew Swank
Boyd M. Ralston
Judge Collins
Lem
Emsley W. Johnson
Shank
Ralston
Colling
statua
Colina
city board of election commissioners
George O. Hutsell
Thomas McGee
Maurice E. Tennant
election board
Woman Works Hidden As Man On Road Crew
Princeton, Ind September 24 A road crew near this city includes a female worker Miss Janie Anderson who for weeks posed as a man. Her deception was exposed after an injury required medical attention. The foreman says she is among the best workers and she admits masquerading as a man for over five years at various sites.
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PRINCETON
Ind
Janie Anderson
National G A R En Campment Opens Amid Civic Preparations
The fifty-fifth national encampment of the G A R begins with morning services at multiple churches in Indianapolis. Commander in chief W A Ketcham and other dignitaries address congregations. Registration for veterans opens at the Statehouse with 200 veterans already registered and 5,000 expected to arrive aboard special cars. An information booth operates at Traction Terminal Station Kinney. Police urge extra caution downtown as visitors unfamiliar with local rules mingle with traffic and passing machines. badges grant free streetcar rides via Indianapolis Street Railway Company for G A R members and dependents.
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W. A. Ketcham
Central Avenue M. E
LeVaunt Dodge
Berea. Ky
tral Christian Church
Smith Stimmel
argo
N. D
Home Presbyterian Church
Summer
Abraham Lincoln
Statehouse
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Albert J H. Ball
Indiana department of the
Union station
Traction ‘Terminal
Kinney
Jerry E. Kinney
Senate
House of Representatives
Indianaralis Street Railway Company
Mem- 1
Chauffeur and Detective's Car Missing After Indiana Escape
Gilbert Welkington 27, an alleged bank robber, escaped custody in Grammer after Detective R. G. Norris left him briefly with a chauffeur in an automobile. Ohio and Indiana sheriffs hunted Decatur and Bartholomew counties for the missing man and vehicle, while Norris and Frank Talkington had pursued buried loot near Alert without success.
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GREENSBURG
Ind
Gilbert Welkington
Beech Grove state bank
Indianapolis
R. G. Norris
Cleveland
Grammer
vaid
Norris
Talkington
Decatur
Elmer Fielder
Wimner Smith
Albert
Ohio -Keanss
Beech Grove bank
jpot
Alert
Norri
auto
Indiana
tsatington
Tulkington
Beech Grove
Alertang
smokey
smokey after he arrived here or uncovered some of the alleged hidden spot. Flans
Frank Talkington
Greensburg Prisoner Vanishes in Bank Robbery Probe
Local police discount Greensburg escape as a ruse in the Beech Grove robbery case. Inspector Fletcher notes the suspect sought air and hints the Greensburg arrestees were not directly involved, while Chief Kinney says investigators pursue a different banking-holes theory with new leads expected in days.
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Greensburg
Imspectat Fletcher
Grove State bank
Kinney
Beech Grove
Chir
birney
Kino
banig -bhery
chiet
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Aley
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Pat Page
Lyman. Hoover
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