Seizure of mines rattles miners in ongoing dispute
Harding threatens to seize the anthracite mines but miners insist on a concrete plan. Workers demand the wage scale renewal to 1924 and reject old contracts or arbitration. Union leaders warn that government seizure without clear settlement won’t win back 135,000 strikers. A fact finding panel may probe both sides including UMWA finances. In a separate note a mine superintendent dies from septic infection after a hammer incident.
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Wakes-Barre
Harding
Washington
Philadelphia
Strikhers
Lke
William J. Brennan
Wham 8
Glasgow
The
Congress
United Mine Workers of America
Lid
Battleship France to be Replaced After Quiberon Bay Sinking
The battleship France sunk off Quiberon Bay early Saturday will be replaced by a vessel of similar type under the naval agreement signed at Washington. France retains the right to substitute any unit.
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Paris
Aix
France
Quiberon Bay
Washington
Arrigent
Heavy drop in internal revenues
Washington report shows internal revenue collections for 1922 declined by 1.898 billion from 1921 to 3.197 billion while costs to collect rose to 41.435 million. Income and profits tax fell by 1.14 billion. only the District of Columbia increased tax payments by 21 percent to 9.713 million. A closing wry aside notes unpredictable outcomes.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Blair
District of Columbia
States
Territories
Slain and Shop Strikers Shock Shenandoah Invasion
In Harrisonburg area two miles from the Shenandoah shop, Albert Grim ten killed Milton Grim wounded when shots pierced their home window. Witnesses testified at the coroner's inquest that Williamffenbacker and Bernard Lam, strike shopmen, had threatened the Grims over shop work. An affidavit cited further threats by Offen backer against the youth for cooperation.
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Harrisonburg
Wag
Albert Grim
Milton Grin
Norfolk and Western Railway
Shenandoah
Williamffenbacker
Bernard Lam
Anr
Grim Lasteek
Hich
Offenbacker
Berlin moves to curb luxuries and raise export taxes
Berlin measures restrict imports of luxuries and raise export duties to curb speculation in exchange. The cabinet plans to prohibit export of certain foods, curb restaurant luxuries, aid war wounded and dependents, and ensure fair food distribution amid the food crisis. Local mentions note broad readership.
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Berlin
Council of Ministera
Gea Fooda
Police guard wedding as rejected suitor threatens
In Rochester on August 28 police guarded Civila Chaucuappi aged 18 and Frank Trappini aged 23 as they entered St Anthony of Padua to be married. A police cordon escorted the bridal party to the altar while patrolmen kept watch outside during the ceremony. Afterward two motorcycle patrolmen accompanied the couple in a limousine for their honeymoon. In the Italian section France suspects possible troubles beyond the Ruhr.
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Rochester
Tocheater
Civila Chaucuappi
Frank Trappini
Church of St. Anthony
Padua
Pollcn
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Uniontown
Ake
F. Rafter
Cheat Haven
Uniontown Hospital
Ford
Ford and
Lincoln
Dorothy
Darnit
Mister Borgan
By Charles Memanus
Chas Memanus
Ozedeli
Slain &Y Shop
Ruhr
Ordi
Buster Brown
Educator
Market ST
Market Street
James Francis Sullivan
Nhyclan Bellevue Hospital
New York
Westiny Hospital
J. W. Harner
Uiagara Falls
Frederick
York
Pennsylvania
Ani ‘d
C.S. Schermerhorn & Son
M. Maree SY
Frederick, Md
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