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Newspaper
Laredo Weekly Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1922
Page
7
Anxiety grows as the Black Sea region awaits Kemalist decision regarding war or peace with the Allies. Turkish leadership faces critical choices that may reshape regional stability and alliance dynamics.
In Pittsburgh the Strand theater foyer collapsed during a free screening injuring 18 and killing Madeline Kunkel, eight. Officials found rotten joists as statements from 58 children were taken and the proprietor claimed an OK from city inspectors.
Dallas Texas Sept 3 Money contributed by the Democrats of Texas for the national campaign will be spent by the Democratic national committee in doubtful states John G Harris chairman announced after a Telegram from Cordell Hull Democratic national chairman The plan calls for a three weeks drive to raise 50 000 in Texas and follows a 820 000 contribution two years ago in a year of reduced assessments. Hull urged funds to defray publicity and other campaign expenses in doubtful states where needs and opportunities are greatest.
Geneva delegates debate whether to revise or scrap Article X of the League covenant. France says changes should wait for US entry. Canadian delegation shows reluctance to amend. The note urges broader popular subscriptions of $1 to $4 in districts, with returns to Mr Harria at 319 Western Indemnity Building Dallas Texas.
Judge James H. Wilkerson granted Attorney General Daugherty's petition for a nationwide temporary injunction. The order targets 250 officers and 400 000 members of six crafts in the railway employees' department of the AFL, regardless of a partial settlement. Defense counsel were given until Monday morning to study the decision and prepare to argue on the injunction text.
More than 20 affidavits from Thurber and Mingus residents deny miners union charges that rangers intimidated strikers. Ranger Captain Aldrich filed the affidavits with the adjutant general, denying claims of killed livestock, unlawful searches, and threats to workers. He said no rangers were discharged over Wilkinson's charges and disputed reports of mass coercion. At Herrin in Marion, the special fraud jury arraigned Adjutant General Black, Sheriff Thaxton, and local police for failures to protect life and property, delivering 214 indictments including 44 for murder. The report cites armed guards and looting tied to a union telegram designating non-union men as strikebreakers.
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