Shooting Opens Large Strike Clash in Pennsylvania
Reports say two foreigners were shot by troopers as police dispersed a crowd before the American steel and wire plant. An innocent wife of a striking employee was wounded in her home with a baby nearby. shots were said to be aimed at her husband. The incident followed protests in Butler and Sharon with several injured.
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Pan
Oto
Americain Steel and Wire
Butler
Pal
Fscone
Flossie Gray
West Third Street
East Liverpool
Ohio
Elnora Garrell
Elnora Forse
Hatton Foreign Minister QF Italy Report
London reports that Tommaso Tittoni has resigned as Italian Foreign Minister following Prime Minister Pecaton. Tittoni became Foreign Minister in June with the Nitti cabinet. Rotary Club guests from Madison attended a noon luncheon in Indianapolis with brief talks by local Rotary presidents.
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London
Onernal Diltilia
Reoae
Tomarso Pittoni
Tittoni
Dune
Nitt
Joe Schofield
Richard Johnson
W. HE Miller
C. G. Crawford
Breaks of Disorder Mark Second Day of Steel Strike
In Pittsburgh and surrounding districts the steel strike enters its second day with sporadic disorder and partial shutdowns. Reports say major centers like Homestead Braddock and McKeesport keep mills running while Shenango Monongahela and Mascot valley areas face deeper disruption. Union leaders claim most workers are out, with 98 percent of independent plants on strike and preparations for a larger walkout by week’s end. Henry Raisse predicts next moves from Washington amid Senate inquiries.
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Pittsburgh
Iron and
United States Steel Corporations
Homestead
Braddock
Luquesne
Cleveland
Henry Raisse
Washington
Senate
United States Steel
Warning of Revolution From Rail Counsel Before Senate
Washington reports Glenn Plumb counsel for the rail brotherhoods warned the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that any effort to prohibit strikers would trigger a revolution. He urged reducing living costs as a remedy for growing unrest while opposing the Cummins bill.
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Washington
Glenn Plumb
Rail Brotherhoods
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Cummins
Methods of organized labor in forcing demands and strikes
Washington reports condemnation of violent methods by organized labor in pressuring for demands. Senator Thomas of Colorado introduced a resolution calling the closed shop un-American and declaring strikes for power as conspiracies in restraint of trade.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas
Colorado II
Steel leader refuses talks with labor union over open shop
Judge Elbert H. Gary, chairman of United States Steel Corporation, refused to confer with Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workers Union claiming they did not prove majority support. He insisted the firm stands for the open shop.
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United States Steel Corporation
Elbert Ho Gary
Amalgamated
Tron and Steel Workers’ Union
Local Notes on Departure and Moves
Archie Pender and Charles Rankin are returning home. Grace Wells and Anna Montgomery attend Hanover school. Alf Jenkins plans to move to Mr. Howard Smiths farm. Teachers learn their winter posts. Bluford Hutsell family to move. Corn harvest and wheat sowing underway. Thad Gorrell builds a small cottage for his son Lawrence. Marvin Barnsworth travels to Bethlehem to teach. Maude Henry granted divorce from Walter Henry in Indianapolis with daughter Helen custody. Alfred Watson family returns to Indianapolis after death in Madison.
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Charles Rankin
Grace Wells
Anna Montgomery
Hanover
Alf Jenkins
Howard Smith
Bluford Hutsell
Hinuis
Thad Gorrell
Ths
Lawrence
Marvin Barnsworth
Bethlehem
Steel strikers ask return to lead defense in Pittsburgh
Washington dispatch reports Rubin, leader of the steel strikers, asked by the National committee to return to Pittsburgh and direct defense of strikers arrested after recent meetings. He aims to lead opposition to Morgan Gary and Rockefeller during the Senate probe of the strike.
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Washington
Rubin
Folia Poepatnick
National Compittee
Pittsburgh
Los Morgan
Gary
Rockefeller
Dunmer
Senate
Mayor and city officials flee mob in Drumree Oklahoma
Drumree Oklahoma September reports say the mayor and city officials fled to Cushing to escape a mob that seized the town. They faced threats of hanging and violence as the mob moved through the area, prompting emergency action.
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Cushing
Okla
Mbive
Drumree
Hema
Rimob
Message from President Wilson in Paris on German settlement
A Paris dispatch notes another message from President Wilson arriving today. It concerns the settlement of the German crisis and the compromise proposals among the Allied powers and Italy.
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Paris
Wilson
Economical gas generators demo by Leo Wolf in Jefferson County
The J B Colt Company introduces Stamford Acetylene Generators for home use with carbide and water lighting. Mr Leo Wolf of Ryker's Ridge is appointed salesman to demonstrate in Jefferson County farmer homes. The system powers 3 to 40 lights, with automatic control, costing 10 to 15 dollars yearly depending on usage.
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J. B. Colt Company
New York
Stamford
Savesman
W. Po
Mr. Wolf
Jefferson County
Jefferson County Motor Club Pushes Regional Trade Drive
Jefferson County Motor Club leaders meet with state organizers to promote cooperative effort for improving trade and travel resources in Southern Indiana. The club urges active backing by members, noting ties to the Louisville and Madison automotive efforts and planning a future members meeting. Bees occupy the Court House clock face, covering only the hour marks on the south-facing face.
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Hick Broh
Hoener State Automobile Associahom
Bean
Jefferson County
Teovancs Ster
Hee Rotorods
Kroh
Osereoth Club
Orvanetiten
Keatucky
Hadonot
Dina
Ploosrr
Indiana
Wall
Louisville Automobile Club
Eoam
Kentucky Road
Madison
Indianapolis
Louisville
Jefferson Street
Main
Second Streets
Court House
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