Arrington Orders Coal Miners Back to Work
Arrington calls miners to return to work amid a strike as union leaders press to oppose resumption of production. The leadership dispute centers on efforts to reopen despite worker walkouts.
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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1920
Page
1
Illinois coal miners strike ends with back to work order
President Farrington orders striking Indiana and Illinois miners to return to work and threatens retaliation if fines are not remitted. Rail service disruption eases as freight trains resume. union leaders hold meetings to discuss next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssag Pagepossy Ag
Pefield
Illinois
Frank
Associated Press
Innapolis
Indiana
Illi
John T. Lewis
United Mine Workers of
Iva
Farrington Balkswigfeld
Frank Quinton
John L. Lewis
Io Th
Peabody Mines
Mosley Lewis
Silent Wilson
Woks
Valle
Springfield
Pape
Raeee Farrington
Harry Lams
Central Minns Operators’ Association
Railroad talk corrected by Macomb official letter
J L Scott manager of Macomb Sewer Pipe Works disputes Frank Ryans Rotary speech on Soo Line. He notes shipments to Minnesota matching Soo line carries, showing delays from order needs four cars and three loaded cars were sent back, aiding transport adjustment. Two suspects held after Bushnell slugging incident aboard a coal train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ryan
Soo R. R
Rotary Club
Wr. Ryan
J. L. Scott
Macomb
Rotary
Soo Line
Burlington Railroad
Burlington
Minnesota
Macomb Sewer Pipe Works
Asi Jackson
Miss
Springfield
E. L. Sapp
Wilson
M. B. McDonald
Bushnell
Elmer E. Martin
Vermont
Martin
Quincey
Martin Lsy
Macomb Legion Post
Ticonderoga
New York
Edina
Mond
Prairie City
Fire escapes planned for high school building
The school board expects installation of fire escapes at the high school by September. Dow Wire and Iron Co. of Louisville supplied two tall steel cylinders with enclosed spiral chutes for student sliding exits at both sides of the assembly hall. Public schools in the city已 equipped. Mrs. R. M. Ginnings employed to teach in the grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow Wire and Iron Co
Louisville
R. M. Ginnings
Ginnings
Normal School
Board of Education
Body of Frank Kyle Exhumed From Oakwood Grave
The body of Frank Kyle was exhumed today from the family lot in Oakwood cemetery and reburied in Oakwood Abbey. The casket, sealed in steel, remained dry and well preserved after five years underground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kyle
Oakwood Cemetery
Oakwood Abbey
Chocolate ice cream social linked to paratyphoid fever outbreak
Fountain Green in Hancock county reports an extensive paratyphoid fever outbreak after a church social with chocolate ice cream. Over 100 people seriously ill and investigations extend to Westville Pinck Mayville Fielding Grafton and White County. Safety concerns about typhoid watch and contaminated ice cream cited by Dr. St Clair Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Springfield
Fountain Green
Hancock County
State Department of Public Health
Westville
Danville
Department of Health
St. Clair Drake
Perregor
Department
Pinck- Mayville
Fielding
Grafton
White County
Chicago High Life Scandal Deepens After Loftis Death
Miss Ruth Woods a hotel cashier said Loftis suddenly collapsed after a friendly struggle in his luxury apartment. Dr J F Simonds ruled the death a cerebral hemorrhage from external violence, noting the fall likely caused the wound. Loftis, founder of a jewelry mail order business, had a history of sensational escapades including a club expulsion for striking his wife on the dance floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Ruth Woods
Manual T. A. Loftis
Loftis Bros
Loftis
J. F. Simonds
Bridge Bends but Steel Beams Hold in Narrow Rock Creek Span
A large tractor engine owned by Gus Anderson of Hire township bent a Rock Creek bridge north of Central church but did not break it. Two stump pullers pulled the engine free from the hole and no major damage to the engine occurred. the bridge suffered only structural harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Anderson
Hire Township
Rock Creek
Central Church
Anderson
Prospects Brighten for Better Gas Service
Manager Brandt of the C I P C Co reports after a conference and plant inspection that repairs and overhaul can be done without a shutdown. Gas quantity improved last night and a little surplus noted this morning. Overhauling may begin tomorrow, but no closure is expected. public urged to use gas sparingly until local troubles are remedied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandt
Brad Ray
Car Turns Over on Railroad Crossing Near Avon
A Dort touring car owned by Frank Woods of Avon overturned at a railroad crossing just southeast of the village. Woods was brought to a local garage with injuries unspecified. Dr. C E Gardner, practicing osteopath in Monmouth, notes he has treated patients from 67 towns and 17 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Gardner
Monmouth Review
Dort
Frank
Woods of
Avon
Vilage
Woods
Mrs Clara Booth Heads to Chicago and Holland for Vacation
Mrs Clara Booth leaves this evening for a vacation trip to Chicago and Holland Michigan. In Chicago she will attend summer school during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Booth
Chicago
Holland
Mich
Rail freight and passenger rates raised nationwide by ICC
Advances of 40 percent in eastern freight rates and 25 to 35 percent in other regions were approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Passenger fares rise 20 percent to help absorb a recent federal wage increase. Sleeping and parlor car surcharges plus higher baggage and milk rates accompany the move. Effects may start within five days and run to January 1, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lee Washington
South
West
Mountain Pacific Territory
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Labor Board
Parsons Death Report Proves Unfounded
Unverified reports claimed Delbert Parsons of Fountain Green died yesterday. A Carthage paper had circulated the tale, but officials say Parsons is alive and seriously ill. The illness has affected over sixty people, diagnosed by State Public Health as paratyphoid, with little hope for Parsons's recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Parsons
Fountain Green
Carthage
State Public Health Department
Parsons
Well loaded limb bears many pears from Mr Miner’s tree
R A Miner of South MacArthur street shows a pear laden limb about ten feet long with sixty six pears all sound and blemish free. C L Welch, son of H B Welch, visits school fellows at Pontiac and Eureka after attending summer school at the Normal to supplement university work. Biggest sellers advertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Miner
South MacArthur Street
C. L. Welch
H. B. Welch
the Normal
Pontiac
Eureka
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UNION
Bed
ACK
Bulletin
R. R
A. P
Manuel T. A. Loftis
Parson
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