Militant Women Marchers Stop Mine Work in Kansas
Militants swarmed Central Coal and Coke Company mines in Kansas, halting operations at three sites near Pittsburg. Rocks, peppers, and wrecked autos accompanied the unrest as deputies faced thrown bread and butter while miners were forced from their shifts.
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Preas
Pittsburg
Kanaga
Kansas Coal
netion
Central Coal and Coke Company
meees
Franklin
lund
Gould
Morse Bail Fixed At 50,000 After Not Guilty Plea
Charles W Morse, an 18 year old New York shipbuilder, pleaded not guilty to conspiracy to defraud the United States in a federal matter. He waived a hearing and posted 50,000 bail for grand jury appearance before US Commissioner Hitt. The warrant accuses Morse and associates of deceiving a government stockholder corporation and delivering false statements to further the alleged scheme. It also alleges a conspiracy to steal property from the Fleet Corporation.
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Washington
Doe
Charles W Morse
New York
Shipping Board
United States
Hitt
grand jury
Charles W. Morse
Edwin A. Harry F
Benjamin W
United Stas
Morses
Ita
Fleet Corporation
Fatally Burned in Early Blaze
A boarding house near Royal Oaks burned in the early hours, killing light persons. Three others, a woman and two children, were badly injured with slim chances of recovery.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Royal Oaks
Miners halted at Mulberry mine by Jang this morning
Several mines of the Sheridan Coal Company at Mulberry were stopped by order of Jang after workers were halted at the site. Mulberry lies about ten miles from the central mines stormed by women earlier today.
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Sheridan Coal Company
Mulberry
central
Four Power Pacific Treaty Signed With Reservations
Washington December 13 1922 the quadroule treaty to preserve peace in the Pacific was signed by plenipotentiaries from the United States Great Britain France and Japan in the secretary of state office. A reservation holds that the United States Yap policy remains unconstrained until further written agreement with Japan is reached. The pact awaits parliamentary ratification and likely Senate action led by President Harding.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Fra
Japan
United
Pacific
tha
Senate
Harding
Dee
League of Nations
Lafaiette
Eastlake Trial for Murder Begins
Eastlake, a Montrose naval petty officer, is charged with the murder of his wife Ma Eastlake whose mutilated body was found at their Colonial Way home on November 20. He and Miss Sarah Knox, a Baltimore trained nurse, face trial here. authorities call the case among the state’s most hideous crimes.
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Associated Press
Montrose
Roger D. Eastlake
West County
Ma Eastlake
Colonial Wu
Eastlake
Sarah Knox
Japs Cut Navy Stop Ship Work
Ten rear admirals of the Japanese Navy have received honorable discharge amid naval limitation expectations. About 10,000 Mururan Steel Company workers, supplying steel for ships, were also discharged per the report from Japanese delegation headquarters.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mururan Steel Company
Imperial
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FRITZI RIDGEWAY
George Larkins
Josephine Hill
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