United Mine Workers Ordered To Cancel Strike
The United Mine Workers were ordered by Judge Anderson to withdraw the strike order that began Nov 1, affecting 400,000 miners. The union has until 5 p m on Nov 11 to issue cancellation, due to many defendants being absent and needing telegram summons. President Lewis and Secretary Green proposed obeying the order but could not speak for all officials.
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Indianapolis
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United Mine Workers
Anderson
United States District Court
Lewis
Green
Union
Miners Asked Delay in Court Action
Indianapolis November 8 The United Mine Workers through Henry War rum asked the U S district court to postpone proceedings for a week or ten days hoping the strike would be settled. The government through Assistant Attorney General Aries objected arguing the case too important to delay. The court then took up the motion to dissolve the injunction.
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United Mine Workers
Henry Warrum
United States District Court
Aries
Prohibition Amendment Ratified by Bare Majority
Columbus voters sustain the legislature in ratifying the federal prohibition amendment by a bare majority of 859 according to complete unofficial returns.
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Columbus
Ohio
Today marks Montana's thirtieth birthday and global events
On this day the Czech University inauguration in Bruin with President Masaryk occurs. Oklahoma holds a special election in the Fifth district to fill Representative Thompson's seat. A U S District Court in Indianapolis hears the United Mine Workers strike injunction. Sir Edward Cooper becomes Lord Mayor of London with a parade to follow Monday. Delegates attend the World Christian Citizenship Congress in Pittsburgh under the National Reform Association. The German empire era ends a year ago with republic proclaimed. William Bibb marked Alabama's first governor bygone century. The American Legion observes Legion Sunday nationwide. The YMCA advocates a week of prayer across branches and Protestant churches.
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Edward Ernest Cooper
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America
Radicals Held in Nationwide Plot Unfolding in Year Two Commemoration
About 500 men and women suspected of links to a planned violent demonstration in commemoration of the second anniversary of the Soviet government were seized in raids across fourteen cities. Over 350 alleged radicals remained in federal custody awaiting deportation actions.
Deportation Ordered for Reds in Nationwide Sweep
Attorney General Palmer announced a department of justice action targeting aliens engaged in red activities. Over 200 arrests occurred in 18 cities during a sweep last night and today. He asked the labor department to deport them all. seized items included bomb making materials, a counterfeit plant and banknotes, inflammatory literature, red flags, rifles and revolvers. Officials say most detainees are Russians.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Palmer
Department of Labor
Bureau of Immigration
Cass
Cotton Ginned Before Novembers End Reaches Record
Washington reports that cotton ginned prior to November 1 totaled 6,273,866 running bales with 70,594 round bales 14,081 American Egyptian varieties and 3,396 Sea Island bales, per the census bureau announcement.
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Washington
Sea Island
Cotton Markets Report From Times Wire
Cotton market figures show opening steady and close steady in New York with mixed Dec and Jan futures and middling around 41.5 for the spot in New York. Galveston spot sales noted firm at 42.5, with totals reported and F.O.B. sales reaching 6 748.
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Galveston
O. B
Pittsburgh Hosts Third World Christian Citizenship Conference
In Pittsburgh on November 8 representatives from Allied and neutral nations will convene to address moral issues facing governments and plan a global movement for human uplift. The event, under the National Reform Association, features speakers including Senator Arthur Capper and Dr. P P Claxton.
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National Reform Association
Arthur Capper
United States
Kansas
P. P. Claxton
Henry van Dyke
The
Netherlands
Gifford Pinchot
Senate panel condemns industrial despotism in steel strike report
Washington nov 8 the senate committee investigating the steel strike denounces strikes as industrial barbarism and declares no place for industrial or labor despotism. The group urged congress to create a mediation agency with powers similar to the former war labor board to prevent future disruptions.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Pittsburgh
Congress
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Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association Meet in Charleston
All arrangements are set for the annual Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association session in Charleston to begin Monday. The group focuses on Atlantic seaboard waterway development and inland waterways improvement nationwide.
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Charleston
S. C
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
Atlantic Seaboard
Odd and Interesting Facts From History and Nature
A collection of curious notes on social norms and natural history. It mentions that many Japanese follow their fathers’ professions, Arabian horses can endure long desert treks without water, Holland’s land reclamation since the 16th century, early English alcohol prohibition under Edgar, and the origin of the orange from a pear shaped fruit modified by centuries of cultivation. It also notes etiquette about wearing spectacles and removing hats in social settings.
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Edgar
Weather outlook from New Orleans bureau
The Times reports a rain tonight and Sunday with a colder trend as forecast by the U S Weather Bureau in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Times
The
Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh 24 Hour Weather Summary
Observations for the 24 hours ending 7 am report a max of 72 and min of 66 degrees. Winds from the south. Skies clear with 1.80 inches of precipitation.
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