Supreme Court Rules Unions Liable in Strike Damages
The United Mine Workers v Coronado Coal Co ruling holds unions liable for property damage during strikes in their area under Sherman Act constraints. Local unions bear responsibility. international officers not liable. Judgment: $427,000 awarded to Coronado Coal. case remanded for liability standards and adherence to customs.
Turk Threatens Life of Young Librarian in Chicago
Miss Helen Wurtzbach related that John Tarzos known as Turk pursued her from Boston to Chicago and threatened violence if she did not return to Constantinople with him. Tarzos was held by police on threats charge.
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Turkish suitor Tarzos accused of threats against MIT librarian
Tarzos, a Constantinople-born student, pursued Miss Wurtzbach while she served as librarian at MIT. After showing a photo of a Turkish woman he claimed to love, he allegedly threatened death if she did not return to Turkey. Psychiatrists deemed him sane. He later confronted her in Oak Park library and was arrested. police will notify immigration officers.
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Hoover to Seek Retail Coal Co operation on Price Plan
Secretary Hoover will ask National Retail Coal Merchants' Association led by Homer D. Jones to help enforce maximum fair coal prices at mines during the strike. He will also meet wholesale dealers later to align distribution with producers and create regional price committees to curb price surges.
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Man Killed as Storm Drains Philly Streets
A thunderstorm in Philadelphia caused extensive damage with flooding in Frankford Tacony and Holmesburg. Benjamin Sheppard died after being crushed under a street car while five children were saved from rising waters at their 4001 Fall Street home.
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Valentino Freed After Bigamy Charge Is Dismissed
Rudolph Valentino, film idol, was freed today by Justice Hamby on the charge of bigamy for marrying Winifred Hudnut before finalizing divorce from Jean Acker. He was nearly mobbed by congratulating flappers.
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Weather Report Forecast: Mild Tonight and Tuesday
A fair night and likely Tuesday with moderate temperatures. Light winds expected with no precipitation indicated. Regional outlook suggests stable conditions across the area. Short-term warmth may occur during the daytime, then cooler overnight.
Grand stand collapse injures several at Bloomfield park
A newly built grand stand at Bloomfield baseball park collapsed Sunday afternoon during a game between Bloomfield American Legion and Bloomington Black Diamond. Four people were severely injured and several others bruised or shaken as hundreds fell from up to fifteen feet. no fatalities occurred due to quick, calm response. Jesse Skinner sustained a broken rib and additional bruises.
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British Troops Begin Ulster Offensive Storm Pettigoe
British infantry cavalry and tanks launched the first offensive on the Ulster border as Pettigoe was stormed and retaken from Sinn Fein forces. Reports say Republicans suffered heavy losses with many captured. one British driver was the only northern casualty amid large-scale operations across Fermanagh and surrounding areas.
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Villa Franco disaster kills over ninety excursionists
A steamer carrying about 100 excursionists on the Parana river near the Paraguay border exploded and burned yesterday afternoon. More than ninety people are dead as fires spread from exploding gasoline tins, leaving rescuers unable to reach many survivors.
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Watch Your Step Bridegroom Remembers Dance Footnote
Hector Taylor and Miss Junie Ripple, both long-time residents of Sullivan county New York, renewed their engagement after fifty years and married yesterday at the municipal building license bureau. Taylor, 79, and Ripple, 73, wed as a warning to modern youths about delicate footing at dances.
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Congress in irritable mood as fights erupt over tariffs and ship subsidies
Washington reports a tense start to June with fist fights during debates. President Harding presses to pass the ship subsidy bill alongside tariff measures, arguing urgent government outlays must be curbed and ships repurposed for profit.
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