Arrest of miner in Herrin massacre indictment
Marlon, Sept. 1. Otto Clark, a union coal miner and the first man indicted by the special grand jury on the Herrin massacre, surrendered after a bond was arranged. He is charged with the murder of K. McDowell at the Lester strip mine during the march to Herrin. Illinois officials ordered Clark jailed despite assurances from mine workers officials and a quick indictment. Meanwhile in Kansas City freight cuts strain Missouri Arkansas fruit growers as peaches pile up unused with trees bearing fruit left to harvest for ten cents a bushel.
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Marlon
Otta Clark
Union Coal
Herrin
K. McDowell
Lester
McDowell
Dawh
Clark
Illinoia
Brundage
Ilinois
Johnson County
Here
Tréds
Kansas City
Fatal Truck Accident in Shickshinny Area
Lester Hobbes aged 24 was killed when he was run over by his brother’s truck in Shickshinny Pennsylvania. He rode on the step, was thrown from the vehicle on a rough spot, and the rear wheel passed over him. He leaves a wife and a 10 month old son.
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Shickshiney
Lester Hobbes
Hobbes
Larkin Back in Prison for Remainder of Term
New York Sept 1 Irish leader James P Larkin and ex assemblyman Benjamin F Gitlow were ordered returned to Sing Sing prison to finish the five to ten year sentences after being held on a certificate of reasonable doubt. They were surrendered in the court of general sessions to Judge Koenig who ordered commitment.
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New York
James P. Larkin
Benjamin F. Gitlow
Sing Bing
Mine Explosion Kills 13 in Canadian Coal Mine
An explosion in No 4 mine of Durham Coal Properties at Cumberland British Columbia kills 13 and injures 16. authorities report all bodies recovered as of September 1. The News notes the incident and urges confirmation from witnesses.
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Cumberland
B. C
Ivvenies
Durmaui Coal Properties
Leaps Gap With Auto To Chicago Thrill Seeks Escape
Vincent Drucei, chased by police, drove at high speed and leaped a three foot gap on the Michigan Avenue bridge as it was raised for a steamer passage. He was captured at the bridge end. Police say he was sought in a safe robbery on Lake Shore Drive involving bonds and securities valued at 14 000.
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Chicago
Vincent Drucei
Michigan Avenue
Drucel
Oles Clears Himself In Youngstown Case
George L. Oles a fruit and vegetable merchant and former bay owner faced a sidewalk obstruction charge in Youngstown. He conducted his own defense and was acquitted. A second charge by police was filed after his arrest and transfer to police headquarters in a wagon.
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Oles
Youngstown. O
George L. Oles
Bay
Youngstown
Miners Return to Work after Long Strike Ends
Lamp lights glow as Western Pennsylvania miners return to work after six months of stoppage. The Pittsburgh Coal Company joins the Cleveland agreement ending the strike. about 45 000 men secured employment with 500 mines being cleared. Union leaders rush to organize remaining workers and enforce nonprison use. The scene follows strong primary shows in the South with leaders like Vardaman and Grease noted.
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Carly
Pittsboro' Ta
M c
Pennsyvania
Pittsburgh Coa Company
Cleveland
Vardaman
Mississippi
Grease
South Carolina
Woman Claims Beating Caused Husband's Death in Burlington
Mrs Clok accuses Albert Jeanus and Frank Neimice of beating her husband Alber Clok weekly with blackjacks in Burlington New Jersey. She cites erysipelas and pneumonia as the indirect result and demands action. officials delayed further investigation.
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Burlington
N. J
Alber Clok
Pneumoni
Albert Jeanus
Frank
Clok
Mayo Méoney
Family Hails Puddine Ice Cream Shortcut
Mrs Graham and Mrs Norton discuss using Puddine to make smooth rich ice cream and dessert. They praise its ease of use and flavor options from chocolate to lemon, noting a 15 cent package serves 15 people. Later they try it and find family begs for Puddine desserts at every meal.
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Mrs Graham
Mrs. Norton
Mrs Norton
Mrs. Graham
Paris American Library Boasts 80000 Volumes
One third of attendance at the American library in Paris in French Big Mary has 80000 American volumes on its shelves. Its tables are covered with American magazines and newspapers, and the library is used by France’s best known literary scientific and professional men.
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Paris
Big Mary
France
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Indiana
Eratic
Alda Martinelli
Orville Harrold
Mme
Louise Homer
John McCormack
Tito Schipm
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Uty Isabelle Marah
Jascha
Tine Schumann-Heink
Ae Baker
Georgette
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Sonic Jest
Ene Heek Seem
Benson Orchestra of
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Paul Whiteman
Royal Orchest
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Chic
All Star Trio
Storm & Shipley
Victrolas Victor
Frederick
Maryland
Palm Beach Sui
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Schloss Bros. & CO
Frederick’s Best Store
B. Rosenour & Sons
North Market St
Frederick, Md
East Patrick Street
Belong
Central Trust Company
Emmitsburg, Md
Myersville, Md
Monrovia, Md
Thurmort, Md
Union Bridge, Md
Quynn’s
Allen G. Quynn & CO
Experien
Telgin
Kreev
Elry
Will Flautt Company Jewelers
Weet Patrick Bt
Brish Bros
Steve Frederick
Geo.s. Rodock & Son
S. Carroll St
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