Miners Defy Harding Mass to Attack Town Crisis at Noon Today
Federal government stood ready to move against West Virginia unrest as brigades prepare to enforce martial law if needed. Gov Morgan reports armed miners resisting proclamation, prompting possible troop deployment from Camp Sherman and Camp Dix to protect Charleston and key counties.
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Camp Dix
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Lee H. Bandholts
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Bandholts
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Clahes
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Fayette
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Logan-Boone
UW Bodies Recovered After Mine Explosion
Aug 21 The Sleven miners were recovered from the Harco mine after a blast in a gassy chamber. More than a hundred men worked to rescue others as a muddy damp filled the room. Several escaped, many were injured and taken to local hospitals. Authorities expect some to recover and plan continued mining operations tomorrow.
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Harco
Tear Gas To Be Used On Mingo Mine Mob
The Tribuna reports from Washington that if Federal troops enter the disturbed area at the Mingo mines tear gas will be used to disperse striking miners. The War Department indicated troops will not fire a shot if the proclamation and permit order are ignored.
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Tribuna
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West Virginia
War Department
League May Let Groups Settle Own Problems
Geneva reports outline a League of Nations amendment proposal allowing regional blocs to settle disputes without outside interference. The plan would let the Pacific, American, and European groups handle issues within their spheres, with wider involvement only if groups fail to resolve disputes. Delegates aim to weaken Article X to win American support and possibly end the obstacle this article posed.
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Americas
Pague
Logan County Appeals for Troops as Raid Threat Grows
Logan County authorities said they sent a telegram to Washington warning that without immediate troop reinforcements the county could be attacked by 4,000 to 6,000 armed raiders. Sheriff Chafin reported fighting at four points Beech Creek Plain Crooked Creek and Mill Creek with three deputies dead including John Gore. Surgeons and nurses rushed to Peck's Mill where a field hospital was set up as volunteers and women fed and organized troops to the front amid an insurrection tied to miner factions in Logan County.
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Washington
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Blair District
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MacDowell
Jumington
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Courthould
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Boone County
Srion Ten
Daylight Bandits Hold Up Los Angeles Limited Train
Two masked armed robbers halted the Los Angeles Limited near Clearfield Utah nine miles south of Ogden Shortly after 2 pm the thieves stopped the train boarded cars and escaped toward Salt Lake City A passenger fled and a bandit fired at him Injuries included J A Torrens and wife of New York who reported a loss of 13 dollars Women and children were spared A note was tossed from a window warning the train had been robbed A posse formed to pursue the outlaws
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Clearfield
Ogden
Salt Lake
A. Torrens
New York
Amon
Wine Saves House on Fire at Beetem Farm
In Carlisle August 81 a farmhouse on Gilvert Beetem’s farm was saved using forty barrels of elderberry wine as a last resort after all farm water was used to try to save the barn and other buildings. The loss to buildings and stock is estimated at ten thousand dollars.
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Gilvert Beetem
Mexico Court Decision Clears Way for U S Recognition
The Mexican Supreme Court ruled Article 27 unconstitutional, stripping subsoil mineral and oil rights from the state and removing a barrier to U S recognition of Obregon. The ruling, deemed more permanent than a congressional vote, safeguards American property rights and accelerates cordial ties with Mexico.
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Obregon
United States
Mexican Supreme Court
Tribune
Mexico City
Harding
Porfirio Diaz
Court voids state soldier bonus law in New York
The Court of Appeals ruled the state soldier bonus act unconstitutional, blocking $28,000,000 appropriated by the 1921 Legislature and casting doubt on $45,000,000 in planned bonus funds. Justices split five to two, with Judge Andrews authoring the majority opinion. The decision prompts talk of a new law and possible direct taxation to fund veteran bonuses amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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Boy Motorist Recounts Gain From Reformatory Vacation
Carl Henderson an eighteen year old Newark area student released from the State Reformatory at Rahway recounts his vacation there after a manslaughter conviction for striking and killing a nine year old, Charles Mena. He dressed in a new suit, showed seventeen dollars earned from labor, and praised reforming confinement while Judge Stickel expressed mixed feelings but affirmed the rehabilitation potential. Henderson described days on state roads with inmates working from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and meals at 9 p.m.
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Ciinge Place
Newark
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Tanderson
Market Graft Evidence Turned Over to Swann for Criminal Action
Tammany troubles deepen as Charles F. Murphy seeks aid from former Governor Alfred E. Smith at Sea Gate. Murphy hopes Smith will aid city county and borough tickets as Hines faction presses for new leadership. Smith warns Murphy that Dylan’s support rests with Hearst and that Tammany wants Hylan out of City Hall. Continued on next page.
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Belfast Riots Suppressed by Troops Amid Civil War Fears
British and Sinn Féin factions clash in Belfast causing 15 deaths and over 100 injuries as government troops moved in after a morning of street battles. Rioters attacked ships and disrupted trolley lines while authorities warned the conflict could escalate into civil war.
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Charges Refuted in Meyer Committee Markets Probe
Elon R. Brown announced the Meyer committee found sufficient evidence of corruption in the Department of Markets to seek criminal action. Commissioner Edwin J. O Malley refused to answer questions, prompting uproar and an adjournment as he departed with his counsel. The session highlighted alleged improper market stand transfers and a real estate deal tied to Washington Market, with testimony about a mayoral proposal and Governor Miller's reaction.
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Meyer Legislative Committee
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Grand Jury
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O'Malley
Department
Leonard M. Wallstein
Wallstein
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Halpin
Meyer
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Tas
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Aad
Edward Staats Luther
Albany
Miller
Meyer Committee
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George E. Hogue
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Farma
Luther Want
O'Maley
Herman F. Michel
Washington
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Family May Make 200 Gallons of Wine
Government permits each household to produce up to 200 gallons of wine annually for personal family use with no restriction on alcoholic content. The wine is not taxed, provided a formal notice of intent is filed before starting production. The ruling, received by Internal Revenue Collector Robert Q Eaton in Hartford, aligns with Washington regulations.
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United
United States Internal Revenue
Robert Q. Eaton
Hartford
Conn
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Eaton
Washington
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