Union Leaders Get 90 Days Strike Sentenced
Denver district court judge Whitford sentences union leadership to 90 days in jail following a strike. The ruling centers on picketing actions and labor rights violations as authorities cited disruption of essential services and legal restrictions.
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Whittornt
Wordy court action in Mayville strike case and fires
A chaotic report covers a county court ruling in a Mayville strike case, with sentencing and appeals described amid protests. It details unionists escorted to jail, various reactions, and a call for dignified administration. Other items include a separate arrest, casualty events, a drowning in Seattle, and notes on German reconstruction and stock subdivision plans in New Jersey.
Conquest of America session planners clash with Denver tramway firm
Executive committee recommends accepting company terms after heated session as workers strike. Water Semipaper Cason News reports amid union protests and mass sentiment against concessions. General Manager Frederic W. Hill says strikebreakers will be recruited. no further overtures to strikers.
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AM. Burt
Avornia
Ili Wohehy Hall
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Ty Cmnputty Wits
Women Fortify Warsaw Defenses In Urgent Front Battle
Reports from Paris outline a critical Warsaw defense with a battalion of women marching to the front to aid in the capital's defense. Russian reinforcements push within thirty miles, while Polish troops, aided by citizens and women as couriers, hold deteriorating lines amid scarce supplies and rising casualties.
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Anny Pre
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Arsaw
British Labour Opposes War Resistance Policy
British Labour Party pledges to resist any form of military intervention and maintain a pacifist position, urging national policy toward peaceful resolution and avoiding escalation.
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Coal supply threats loom over France in war scare
Fragmented report notes a labor council meeting amid European tension. British miners and railwaymen face pressure over Poland and Soviet Russia policy, with calls for not aiding military action. A separate story covers a California killing suicide tied to jealousy, and Chicago plans a twenty story hotel by a Chinese syndicate in the Loop.
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Trosport Workers’ Union
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Floods and death toll amid Saghalen island floods
A dispatch reports floods in Saghalen island killing thirty seven and destroying crops and about two hundred houses. In Philadelphia a bookkeeper resisted a payroll theft, was assaulted, and the culprits fled but wrecked a stolen car while escaping. The money was recovered.
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Bergdoll Denies Guilt At Court Martial
Erwin Rudolph Bergdoll of Philadelphia pleads not guilty at Governors Island court martial for evading the draft and desertion. Draft board chairman William S. Eilis testifies Bergdoll asked to be excused, saying he did not want to enter the army and risk shooting relatives.
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New York
Erwin Rudolph Bergdoll
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Governors Island
William S. Eilis
Rela ‘Tivea
Harem life shattered forTree Man in Phoenix court
In Phoenix a Mexican man Crensio Roderiguez faced a judge after police disrupted his plan to form a domestic harem around a man nicknamed Tree Man. He claimed to have lived with at least five past wives, but six guards and witnesses described complex entanglements. Two women involved appeared in court as the matter moved toward possible marriage licenses amid jail time.
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Rnte
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Carefess Cupid
Soderique
al Rodrigo
Thetis
Simona Cardeva
Simona
Latharlo
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Shaona Cordswith
Etty
Trapped on trestle as train thunders past
In Peoria Charles Work nin and his wife were involved in a foggy crossing incident when a fast freight struck. The wife, panicked, was knocked and fell toward the rails but Work nin kept her by the wrist with his arm around a gird er as help arrived after a 40 foot plunge. Her skull fracture is suspected.
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Charles Worknin
Geas
Boy Burns Grandmother During Dumb Test
A Missouri boy Morrell Foster, 14, doubted a teacher's claim that fire on sleeping feet is not felt for minutes. He set fire to his grandmother Ethira C. Bacheller in Kansas City. The flames scorched her red clothing and she died after the blaze could not be extinguished.
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Yearold Morrell Foster
Ethira C. Bacheller
Kheed
Strange Ball of Fire Shimmy Stunts in Norristown
A ball of fire fell during a thunderstorm in Norristown and performed stunts by leaping between buildings. It moved through the business center, struck the Keystone Telephone company swivel bean, triggering panic. A janitor collapsed after attempting to lock a box with a key.
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Norristown
Keystone Telephone Company
Good Place to Lose a Wife in Huntington West Virginia
Judge D E Matthews of the common pleas court said West Virginia tax laws make Huntington a dumping ground for deserted wives. He stated that husbands bring families from Ohio and Kentucky to desert them here where marital promise laws are weak.
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Kentucky
Late Market Quotations From Denver Markets
The Denver market page lists prices for poultry and dairy items including turkeys hens and dressed poultry. It notes creamery products and butter fat levels with figures, reflecting current quotes from the state market.
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Market and commodity notes from Chicago and region
A scattered feed of prices and market notes shows cattle and fat cattle prices, sheep receipts, and dairy and grain quotes. Wheat and corn figures appear with mix of bids and closing levels, alongside metals like silver and copper and general market tension.
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