Elie Know Son of Lone Tragedy Held in Jail
Tragedy survivor Elie Know, son of the lone incident, remains in custody after the death. Authorities report no further details as investigations continue.
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
1
Funeral of Mrs. Long Held Today
Police report no breakthrough in the murder case of Mrs. Freida Long. Attorney Edgar Collins remains jailed in Tippecanoe County awaiting September circuit court. Investigators suspect other parties were present. two women questioned but offered no statements. Collins’s counsel says he will not speak while charges loom.
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Edgar &. Collins
Lafayette
Freida Long
Tippecanoe
Collins
Mrs. Long
Clyde H. Jones
Fire alarm rattles FASTEND as car catches blaze
At around 2 40 A M a man yelled Fire from Fourteenth and Broadway waking residents. Clarence Brown’s auto on Fourteenth near Broadway burned in its front seat. a neighbor doused the flames with water before fire crews arrived. The cause remains a mystery and damage is listed at fifteen dollars.
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Fourteenth and
Broadway
Fourteenth Street
Fifteenth
Clarence Brown
Brown
Fifteenth Street
North Street
Agap
Grand Jury Seeks Evidence Against Whites in Riots
Chicago August 6 The special grand jury probing last week’s race riots adjourned after asking States Attorney Hoyne to submit evidence against white men as well as negroes. Judge Crow will review the jury’s action while Hoyne says investigations cover all complaints regardless of color.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Grand Jury
Hoyne
Criminal Courts
Horne
Robert E. Crow
Mr. Hoyne
Brooklyn street car lines shut by strike actions
Brooklyn Rapid Transit officials halted surface elevated and subway service at 10 pm amid Amalgamated Electric and Street Railway Employes walkout. Police staffing will cover morning and evening rush hours with full service hoped by 5 am. A Flatbush riot with 500 protesters caused window smashing and injuries as arrests topped two dozen.
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Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn
Amalgamated, Association of Electric and Street Railway
Flatbush
Beige Union
Rumanians Ordered to Live Up to Armistice Terms
Paris reports Nicholas Misu of the Romanian peace delegation summoned before the supreme council. The council rejected Romania’s ultimatum to Hungary and urged Romania to comply with armistice terms. The meeting showed a shift to American British and Italian-supported positions and warned that Romanian ambitions could cut communications.
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Associated Press
Paris
Nicholas Misnu
Supreme Council
Misu
von Mackersen
Budapest
Palmer launches anti trust actions against meat packers
Attorney General Palmer announced anti trust suits against Armour Swift Morris Wilson and Cudahy in federal courts as the first major move in curbing high living costs. He said evidence shows clear violation of law while noting possible civil or criminal prosecutions. Simultaneously agents hunted food hoarders under food control laws.
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Washington
Palmer
Armour
Swift
Morris
Wilson
Cudahy
Federal Trade Commission
Consumer boycott urged to cut food costs nationwide
Indianapolis Aug 6 A boycott of staple foods is proposed by Maurice C. Shelton secretary of the state purchasing committee which buys 3 million dollars of supplies for state institutions. He says skipping basic staples will lower prices and could trigger a general price reduction across foods if women clubs act to taboo items.
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Indianapolis
Maurice C. Shelton
State Purchasing Committee
Shelton
Pope Benedict Sends Greeting to Notre Dame
A cable from Pope Benedict XV and many messages from archbishops and bishops greeted the Catholic Eucharistic League congress at the University of Notre Dame. An open air procession around the campus followed a business session as hundreds joined the event with nuns students and citizens from northern Indiana. Archbishop Messmer Bishop Alerding Bishop Chartrand Bishop Allen Bishop Leslig and Bishop Schrembs spoke to the gathering. More than 300 priest delegates representing every Catholic diocese in America attended the congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
Benedict XV
Catholic Eucharistic League Congress
United States
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Indiana
Sebastian Messmer
Milwaukee
Herman J. Alerding
Fort Wayne
Ed. Chartrand
Indianapolis
Edward P. Allen
Mobile
Ala
Joseph. Leslig
Kansas City
Jos. Schrembs
Toledo
Eucharistic League
America
Federal Vocational Board Censured for Inefficiency by War Cripples
Philadelphia authorites report accusations from hundreds of disabled veterans that the Federal Board for Vocational Education mismanages training and delays payments. The Philadelphia-based Association of Disabled Sailors and Marines cites long waits, insufficient placements, and perceived discrimination in its June 1919 statement.
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Federal Vocational Board
Associated Preaz
Philadelphia
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Congress
Association For Disabled Soldiers
Federal Board
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Houston
Chas. A. Prosser
Association of
Eadguarters
Wilson
Annabet Gof
Labor advocates Plumb plan before Congress amid wage fears
In Washington labor leaders urged the Plumb bill to return railroads to public control, arguing it would cut living costs, while House Interstate Commerce Committee members warned the plan is too radical. Stone and Morrison testified for hours, denying strike threats and emphasizing democratic control of industry.
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Associated Press
Washington
Organized Labor
Congress
House
Interstate Commerce
Warren S. Stone
The
Brotherhood of Railway Locomtive Engineers
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
House Committee
Y Congress
Esch
Stone
Mr. Stone
Bill
Pilgrims
Railroad Brotherhoods
Fourteen Principal Unions Stand Solid in Wage Demands
The fourteen principal unions present a united front to General Hines. They express disapproval of any obstruction by Congress to labor’s bill. The union leadership emphasizes firm wage demands and unity in action.
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Congress
Bilk
Rail unions unite for wage demands threaten nationwide strike
Fourteen railroad unions presented wage demands to Director General Hines signaling immediate settlement needs. They urged congress funding for higher pay, possible freight rate hikes, and a plan to grant workers a share of profits, warning of a sweeping strike with broad labor backing. Cooperative action spans engineers firemen conductors and other crews, signaling a unified stance unseen in years.
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Washington
Hines
Wilson
Congress
Congress of
United Action
Adamson
Indianapolis Will Be Tied Up Very Soon
Associated Press reports a nationwide rail strike tightening as shopmen walk out. B A Worthington predicts Indianapolis will see no trains within a week with 350 C I & W workers joining a wider walkout affecting Big Four and Pennsylvania lines. Garrett, Evansville, Terre Haute reports indicate broader spread in Indiana.
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Indianapolis
B. A. Worthington
Cincinnati, Indiana & Western Railroad
Big Four
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Garrett
Evansville
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
Terre Haute
Pennsylvania Railway Imposes Columbus Freight Embargo
The Pennsylvania railroad declared an embargo on all freight entering or leaving Columbus except foods and perishable goods. Union officials announced they would repair engines hauling mail and perishables, with shopmen affected by the restrictions.
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Columbus
Pennsylvania Railroad
I. W. Geer
Uchida statement aims to remove doubt on Shantung policy
President Wilson issued a formal statement stating that the frank statement by Uchida about Japan's policy on Shantung should serve to remove misunderstandings that had accumulated. The reference to Uchida's oath is noted in early reports from Washington.
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Washington
Wilson
Wisconti ‘Uchida Ag
Japan
Shantung
Troops disperse crowd outside St. Louis hall
Report from Liverpool indicates troops charged and dispersed a crowd outside a hall near St. Louis as midnight struck, with witnesses describing a tense scene and quick action by soldiers.
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The
Associated Press
Liverpool
St. Lewis
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Pittsburgh
Wion
Mendell
White House
the Associated Press
Pope Benedict
Eucharist League Congress
Brotherhood
Sims
Pos Rails
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Ane
Uchida
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