Ban Lifted On Checkoff 3 Strikes By Federal Ruling
Illinois miners' union leader John L. Lewis urged restraint as the federal appeals court stayed further action on the checkoff system. Officials in Indiana and Pennsylvania reported compliance with Friday's court order while tentative talks sought to avert a general strike and resume pay deductions. Farrington, head of the miners' union, arrived in Chicago to say the atmosphere had cleared and that a strike was not necessary.
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Springfield
John L. Lewis
United of America
Pennsylvania
Federal Court of Appeals
Stanapolis
Ued
Unntel States Court
Chisato i
Duke Anderson
John Hesston
Tistrict Xa
Migers
Wnen
Uie
Lidge Anderson
Wink
Dly
Tor Qorkenny
Wear van Gingh
Nectiber
Fgding
Ude JA
BR Anderson
Indianapolis
Dave
Carder
Dudges Baker
Alsehuler
Mvans
Laserien Emurt
Triddana Palis Ly
Noite Eye Paar
Col
Orishs
Juder Wrdersur
Simonds III on Disarmament and Far Eastern Issues
Frank H. Semonds outlines the conference themes in a Tribune and Leader-Press piece. He previews background on international issues before the conference opens and what transpires during its progress. The article highlights Japanese American issues to readers in Sunday's edition.
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Hughes
Wilson
Frank H. Semonds
Tribune
Leader-Press
MR. Simonds
Crowded Wisconsin Penal Institutions Reach Capacity
Reports from the state penitentiaries at Waupun and Green Bay show crowded conditions with inmates occupying limited space. Sheriff Warrick Menus and Sheriff McMan aid that Milwaukee County Jail is at peak congestion, with increases in inmate transfers and rising crime figures projecting higher prison populations this year.
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Liwaukee
Wis
Willy Radii
Warrick Menus
Rll
Milwaukee House of Correction
Waupun
Green Bay
McMan
Waupgn Institutiven
Andy Fitter
Amd
Rome
Eda
Green
Tate
Milwaukee
Upeta
Treasury rules on prescriptions for alcohol unchanged
Washington reports that physicians may still issue prescriptions for beer whisky wine or other remedies up to 400 a quarter under old policy. Treasury official Haynes said no change expected though tax revenues from non beverage spirits fell in August and September due to reduced animal products and new alcohol policies.
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Treasury
Haines Washington
Haynes
Taly
Ir. Taynes
New High Records Set by War Bonds in Saturday Trade
War bond sales reached new peaks in Saturday dealings with Liberty and Victory issues driving about 4 000 000 in value. Prices for Liberty bonds rose to 4.70 for the 2nd series and 96.02 for the 3rd and 4th series, signaling strong demand in a brisk market.
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Jin Ponds
Liestock
Fexalange
Liberty
Victory
Tsegouond
Craig in London Declares Visit Not Political
Craig in London declares his visit not political and says a formal invitation for parley was not extended by the government. He arrived from Belfast and may meet figures like Lord George or Sir James Craig, with talks focused on informal discussions rather than any engagement. The visit is described as unofficial and exploratory.
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Craig
London
Deglares
James Cris
Rteemier
Belfast
Tiedvaigh
Lloydeesse
Edward Garson
Ulster
House of Commons
George
James
Arthur
York
Lin
Delagues
Manton
Madison Hospital Fire Endangers Patients In Wisconsin
A fire at Madison hospital damaged the facility and endangered about thirty patients in intensive care. Some patients were transferred to other city hospitals as crews battled flames and investigated the blaze's cause. Several staff and civilians aided evacuation and medical teams prepared to operate on pending procedures once safe.
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Madison Hospital
Madhson
Wis
Shere
Selig
Eilinens Cave
Attier City
Woman Sues for 5000 Dollars After Auto Collision
Martha Is. Marrow sues Willem and Wale Allos Cop for 5000 in damages after being struck by a Miners’ automobile in February. She says the car dragged her 35 feet and traveled at about 15 to 20 miles per hour while she had no warning signal of its approach.
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Martha
Marrow
Willem
Eeurgasine Y and Kins
Mekruary
Lang Sues Jiracek For $1000 Damages From Court Action
Charles F. Lang files suit against John Jiracek in district court claiming $1000 damages. Alleged injuries on April 25, 1921 include a bite and assault lasting years, with Lang seeking redress for harm and life impact. The case proceeds as court filings continue.
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Charles F. Lang
John Jiracek
Direuit
Don Tirarek
Thiremenig
Nant Dinneck
Ture County Dodge Nek
Kratzer Sentence Commuted by the President
Milwaukey corrections report that Kratzer, convicted of manufacturing home brew and possessing devices, had his sentence commuted by the President. Details mention hardships and a 90 day delay in reporting, with unclear references to locales and individuals.
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Kratzer
Frank Kratzer
Kowper
Didge Lamidis
Milwaukey Louse
Harding
Burac
Brathersea
Landis
Fifth Husband Mistress Southard Guilty for Deaths
The jury convicted Lyd Southard of poisoning deaths tied to four husbands and a brother in law, including insurance claims totaling thousands. She faces a minimum term of ten years, with sentencing set for November. authorities accuse her of multiple poisonings amid a longstanding pattern of life insurance payouts.
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Southard
Starr
Nasuetwat
Moyer
Constanty
Baing Insurance
Buxhuad No
Temptal
United States
Prass
Mevler
Tapjun
Heweyar
Mayer
Bonoiulu
Wooten Bard
Recipes for Love Potions Barred from the Mails
Chicago police indict Lucille Jackson and accomplice Miss Som for fraud in Memphis. Reports say Som allegedly offered a love-warding recipe to win a man by placing a bottle with pins in a mattress, allegedly harmful superstition.
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Chicago
Lucille & Jackson
Miss Som
Memphis
Paullice Rosus
Senate rushes tax bill action after La Follette amendments
Senate moves to speed debate on a tax revision bill with unanimous consent and a 3 o'clock disposal target for La Follette amendments. The session also considers soldier bonus provisions and Reed amendments on tax returns, with a plan to proceed to final debate after initial amendments are settled.
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Senate
Mamens
Walsh
Nein
SonatoreTa Potlette
U S To Prosecute Men Acquitted In Wisconsin Court
Milwaukee prosecutors plan federal charges against saloonkeepers acquitted by state juries of violating the Severson law. William J. Lawrence, head of Milwaukee prohibition enforcement, said the federal grand jury will hear cases next session. He noted cooperation with state agents and a record of those deemed unpunished by district court.
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Milawaukee
Wis
Willan J. Lawrence
Milwaukee
Pmod
Lawrentn
Milk Deliveries to Resume After Citywide Strike
Milk distributive firms say strike crisis passed and normal deliveries will resume early next week. In Brooklyn a pitched battle saw police fire over thirty rounds as strike sympathizers attacked three milk wagons from a building excavation. fifteen arrests followed.
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New York
Mik
Brooklyn
Milwaukee Man Sues Over Freight Car Accident Injuries
Peterson sues a Milwaukee operator after being injured while unloading freight cars on October 29, 1918. He alleges he was knocked under moving wheels during car shunting, causing permanent injuries and seeking $10,000 in damages from the railroad.
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Milwaukee
Peterson
Record Wheat Train Sets World Load with Massive Cargo
Canadian Pacific railway operated what was believed to be the world record grain train into Arcola last Friday. The train carried an estimated 185 000 bushels of wheat behind a single engine and tender. The overall train weight reached about 6 865 tons.
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NGINA
Nto Arcola
Canadian Pacific Railway
We-Renths
Anil & Ntbouse
Chicago Plans Busy Two Days for Foch and Pershing Party
Chicago readies a grand two day welcome for Marshal Foch and General Pershing. A parade along with a university ceremony, a statue procession for schoolchildren, a state official reception, and a large public dinner mark the program. Charles Dawes to preside. Antonin Barthelony and Muratore to perform.
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Chicago
Foch
Pershing
Elioa
Marshal Foch
Arthne Meeker
Antonin Barthelony Vreneh
Wel Vreneh
Culcaga
Jaurra
Gener
Charles Dawes
New Constitution Adopted Friday at Teachers Meeting
Milwaukee Wis Adoption of a pep constitution by the Wisconsin Teachers association Friday is a victory for the elementary trackers and supporters of democracy in the association. The substitute report was adopted unanimously by the revision committee and submitted to the convention. The new charter vests legislative power in a representative assembly of delegates elected by local organizations. One representative for every fifty local members is planned. Dues rise from 5 to 2 per year for a full time salaried secretary. Officers include a president two vice presidents secretary treasurer and executive committee of six. Three members will be men and three women. The executive committee handles between annual meetings. A publicity committee receives continued support with a $1000 appropriation.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Teachers Association
Aftar
Pew
Dace
Thinevier
Easurer
Representative Assembly
George 41
Tandgram
Council of Education
Cabinet resigns after Japanese premier's assassination
The Japanese cabinet quit after a morning of meetings following the stabbing of Premier Hari. An assailant, a youth said to be insane, killed Hari as he alighted at a station. Viscount Uehids acted as premier briefly. the government faces reconstruction amid broad speculation on a new leader. The incident drew immediate reaction in Tokyo and Washington.
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OKIO
Sarardar Ishar
Jir
Nariry le
Isaistabhing
Mhisin
Benjiro Dev ‘Woavernor
Forns
Unta
Jnare
Primier
Kita
Dre
Meare
Marter
Phy
Preailer
Imperial
Lyord
Washington
Takashi Iara
Japan
Toiforetsu
Uehids
Tara
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