Cleveland Coal Conference Opens and Edges Toward Pause
United Press report from Cleveland on a four minute recess as miners and operators seek to determine attitude. John J. Lewis and Michael Gallagher say more time is needed before action, with assurances of operator willingness to reach a one agreement.
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United Press
Cleveland
John J. Lewis
Michael Gallagher
Pittsburg
Lewis
Mine Workers
Associated Press
Ohio
Jlingis
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Pres. John
L. Lewis
United Vess
John L. Lewis
Rail Situation Today Shows Strike Developments
Executive officials of the striking hop crafts meet in Washington. About 1 749 members of the big four brotherhoods and switchmen s union strike at Joliet, Illinois protesting troops on strike duty after a riot last Monday. Seven additional infantry companies ordered to Joliet for strike duty. Warren B Stone warns 149 more cases would follow if conditions fail to change. USDA reports reduced handling of fruits and vegetables. Nonstrike clerks freight handlers and station employees ordered to stay away from work when armed guards or defective equipment threaten safety.
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Associated Press
Washington
Big Four Brotherhoods and Switchmen'’S Union
Joliet
Warren
Stone
Big Four
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
La Follette coal amendment opposed by labor and court powers
United Press reports on Senator La Follette's proposed amendment to curb Supreme Court power, criticized by President Severance as expanding federal authority. Wisconsin faces gloomy coal outlook as shipments to Milwaukee fail to meet priority orders, with railroads diverting cars to eastern points and governors meeting with fuel officials.
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LA Follette Coal
Wisconsin
United Pro San Francisco
Robert MM. la Follette
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court
Congress
Cardenio A. Severance
American Bar Association
LABOR
la Follette
United States
Severance
Herbert B. Little
United Press
Madison
John J.blaine
State Fuel Committee
Milwaukee Gas Light Company
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Gas Company
Railroad Commission
State Coal Committee
Senator Knute Nelson’s Wife Dies in Washington
Mrs Knute Nelson wife of the senior Minnesota senator died in Washington after a long illness at age 75 She was born in Norway and had lived in the capital for many years comentarios
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Road must have coal rail plan delays
Local report notes a coal road proposal between Hillstore and Taian Center with a five mile line to Madisoneae. The railroad commission pushes a priority request for two coal cars weekly, signaling ongoing debates over feasibility and scheduling.
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United Press
Madisoneae
Hillstern & Northwestern
Hillstore
Taian Center
Railroad Commission
President and Associates Unable to Cancel War Debts
Washington reports official Harding stance after Earl Balfour urges cancellation of inter allied debts. The arack refunding bill limits options. the commission led by Hughes Hoover Smoot Purton must pursue twenty five year refunding and do not broaden the administration's discretion.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Whit
Earl Balfour
Waele Sam
England
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
State Hughes
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Smoot
Theodore EF
Purton
Woman Confesses to Digging Up Drummond Island Grave
Ruth Knudson admits with Thomas Green that she and her brother dug up the grave of Mrs. E C Fairchild on Drummond Island and carried remains to a beach near Lake Huron. Other confessions, motives questioned, with insurance hints and Canadian links.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Ruth Knudson
Drummond Island
E. C. Fairchild
Thomas Green
Knudson
Clifford
Sault Ste Marie
Lake Huron
Clifford Harrison
Canada
Willam Gow
Willam Stevenson
Gow
Ruth
Robert
Faney
Garcide
Ganey
Drummond Settlement
Arsen Swart
Milford Haven
Stevenson
Bootlegrette Cross-Examined Over Relations With Married Man
In a Brooklyn court Edith P Stephens 18 denied conspiring to violate liquor laws while being cross examined about ties to Anthony Cassese. She recalled trips from the Bahamas aboard the yacht Edith seized with whisky near New York and admitted mixed feelings after learning Cassese was married. The exchange included an accusation about a telephone call to Mrs Cassese and a heated rebuttal from Stephens.
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Lucile F. Sanders
United Press
New York
Harmlody
Brooklyn
Edith P Stephens
Anthony Cassese
Bahamas
America
Edith
Coal Loading Surges as 15021 Cars Shipped Monday
Washington reports indicate 15 021 cars were loaded with coal on Monday August. This figure ranks among the highest since the April 1 coal strike began, exceeded on only seven days.
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United Press
Washington
Walkout by Big Four Brotherhoods Tamps Joliet Yard Guards
About 1 300 engineers firemen conductors and brakemen of the Elgin Joliet and Eastern and Big Four brotherhoods walk out at midnight in protest of troops stationed around Joliet yards. Eleven companies of guardsmen are en route to Joliet to cover strike duty while railway officials weigh reliefs and possible government intervention.
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Associated Press
Dotiet, DL
Elgin
Joliet
Four Brotherhoods
Speculation On Mathilde McCormick Marrying Max Oser
Paris dispatch reports Mathilde McCormick 17 remains in Paris while plans to join Max Oser in Switzerland are indefinitely postponed. Her family, the McVermidhs and Rockefeller clans, fear a delayed marriage to the former Zurich稳定 horseman. Hotel staff describe her as troubled by the courtship as she clutches photos of her fiancé.
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John O'Brien
United Staff
Paris
Mathilde McCormick
Switzerland
Max’ Oser
McVermidhs Andtockefellers
Zurich
Mathilde
Wig
Bescame
Honess
Hercessant
McCorin
Harold Talek
Aniff
Rogerk
Mathilde Gazeq
May
Housevard
Alps
Omer
Car and machine shops reopen after strike
The car and machine shops in North Fond du Lac reopen after a prolonged stoppage. The roundhouse seats several new workers and a large crew is scheduled to be back to work by week’s end. Division Superintendent Wintera expects many striking workers to return as operations resume.
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Associated
Frase
Fond du Tac
Leday
Etrika
Asapa
Supt
Supt. &. Y.m. Wintera
Convict Labor May Be Used to Mine Coal
Indiana plans martial law coal mining if needs persist as Governor McCray signals. A guard shot in Gary marks violent clashes between National Guardsmen and striking miners. Police find weapons as searches extend inside the lines. Michigan officials seek federal action to ease fuel shortages amid Ford plant cutbacks.
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United Press
Indiana
McCray
Xstate
Charles 41
Gary
Alenal Corps
National
Gome
Caop
Ines
Rowland Power Colleries Company
Parsons
Jeutt
Michigan
Netrott
Alex. J. Gimeshack Plank
Michison
United States Railway Labor Board
Live ones dressed up like dead ones at Maine convention
Living models in funeral fashion paraded at the Maine reformers convention with Black as the dominant color. The event featured a fashion show set to somber dirges as part of the gathering by the Maine aimflertikers association.
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Presa
Augusta
Maine Aimflertikers’ Association
Old Hotel Sold in Madison After Disputed Sale
The Simon hotel, among Madison’s oldest hosteleries and once a stopping place for legislators, was sold on Tuesday. The buyer was Cleveland investor Frank Svoldt of Janeaville. The price and terms were not disclosed.
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Utrese
Madison
Simon
Madson
Mtir
Tuesaday Lands
Cleveland
Frank Svoldt
Janeaville
Coal Situation Today Near Settlement but Uncertain
Coal operators and miners resumed conference at Cleveland though national settlement prospects looked bleak. Illinois operators demand arbitration with full powers in any settlement. Southern Illinois mines begin leaning up as peace nears. Indiana troops guard mining areas after a sentry was fired on and raids for arms were conducted.
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Hy Associated Press
Cleveland
Islinois
Indiana
Lew
Blaine Urges Government Takeover of Mines in Northwest
Wisconsin Governor Blaine called for a federal assumption of coal mine control amid an energy emergency. He proposed a summit with Northwest governors at St. Paul to discuss centralizing mine management, prompting responses from Minnesota and others.
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United Press
Madison
John J. Blaine
Wisconsin
Preus
Minnesota
Laine
Northwest
Blaine
State Coal Committee
St. Paul
Cnat
Bt. Paul
Raemore
Ouf
Wiconsin
Badger
Hisine
Othe
Prous
Neston
McMaster
Strikers Receive Sentences in House of Correction
Three Northwestern road strikers jailed in the house of correction after being found guilty of contempt of court. The men, including a shepcrafts' union member from Antize and an officer of the organization, violated a federal injunction issued by Judge F A Geiger.
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United Tress
Milwaukee
Northwestern Road
Shepcrafts’ Union
Antize
House of Corrention
Federal
Jundge F. A. Geiger
Hope to break deadlock at London Allied G moratorium conference
Report from London indicates finance ministers and experts favor a compromise to grant Germany a short moratorium. Lloyd George backs France’s plan to aid revenue while fearing economic damage to Germany. Rejected French terms include a customs barrier on the eastern border and control of forests, mines, and German industries.
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London
Allied Conference
fBy Llovel Allen
Wievedd Preag
Funl
Italy
Realisi
Praimder
Lloyd George
Germany
Tthe
France
Thompson Leads in Buckeye State Primaries Longest
Washington reports claim Col. Carmine Thompson won a sweeping Ohio gubernatorial nomination with Harding forces backing him. Early returns show Thompson ahead by large margins as the Republican slate forms across Ohio Arkansas and Alabama races also note McRae renomination and Democratic boosts amid Klansmen influence rumors.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Col. Carmin
Thompson
Ohio
Harding
Associated Press
Chicago
Knight
Flarvey C. Smith
Durand
Arthur H. Jay
Cleveland
Rupert R. Beetham
Cadize
Ohio House
John H. Arnold
Columbia
David W. Wood
San Dusky
Arkansas
Cave McRae
Toney
Buckeye
T. C. McRae
E. P. Toney
W. W. Branson
Alabama
Texas
Fort Worth
Carmine Thompson
Fess
Atlee Pomerene
A A. V. Donahey
McRae
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Lake Superior
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Springfeld
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Kentucky
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Henry Ford
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