Union Chiefs Stop Radicals on Mingo Trek
United Mine Workers officials in Madison West Virginia halted a march toward Logan County by about 209 men marching under martial law. Charles Keeney and Fred Mooney persuaded the advance guard to turn back after brief talks with local officials. Keeney arranged for transport to a baseball grounds where he planned to address the group. The crowd included many ex service members and tensions rose as the march advanced from Racine to Madison. General Bandholtz held a morning meeting as the situation evolved.
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Madison
W. Va
Marmer
Mingo
Morgan
Charles F. Keeney
United Mine Work
Fred Mooney
Ainser
Logan County
Keener
Mooney
Charleston
Mustison
Madiso
Keeney
Nains
Racine
Madigan
ADVA
State Bank Of Cobb Found To Be In Good Condition
Madison Wisconsin an investigation into Cobb Bank by a former federal examiner concluded the institution was in good condition. The report noted no stock holding by Freensi and suggested concerns about improper transactions and possible withdrawals. Officials expect further action by state authorities based on the inquiry and testimony from linked figures.
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Madison
Wis
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Marshall
Cobb Bank
Freensi
Todar
Yurnberg
Evan
Warkins
Overtime Pay Rules Rejected by Railway Labor Union
A United States railway labor federation rejected overtime pay rules proposed to cover shop crafts. The union characterized the rules as unjust and unfavorable to workers, signaling a potential impasse in wage and scheduling negotiations.
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United States Railway
Amentan Federation of
Tedar
Fire burns house. family narrowly escapes
A Western Tai gasol house fire sent smoke and flames into the air as firefighters battled the blaze. The residents escaped unharmed, though the incident prompted a rapid evacuations and an investigation by local authorities.
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United Press
Erzberger Dead Reported by News Agency
German centrist leader Matthias Erzberger reportedly murdered according to a News agency dispatch from Berlin. The report notes Erzberger was a prominent figure in postwar politics and aims to clarify details surrounding the death.
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London
Mathias Erzberger
Mi Devel
Ecopatch Frain Berlin Today
Troops to Stay on the Rhine Until Treaty Ratified
American officials say troops will remain on the Rhine until the German treaty is ratified. Ratification debates will begin in the U.S. Senate and German Reichstag late in September as both sides proceed with the agreement. Until then, the status quo in the occupied zones remains unchanged.
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Rhine
United Press
Washington, D. C
Germaip
Senate
Reichstag
Germany
Heavy Rainstorm Strikes North Dakota and Wisconsin
A heavy rainstorm swept into North Dakota and Wisconsin, bringing several inches of rainfall in parts of Minnesota and the Dakotas. Reports indicate lightning disruptions to telephone and telegraph lines, but railroads reported no damage beyond scattered interruptions.
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North Dakota
Wisconsin
United Press
St. Paul
Minnesota
Late Fe
Great Northern
Pevife Lake
Premier Lloyd George Disappointed by De Valera Reply
London United Press reports Premier Lloyd George urged definite progress toward a settlement as peace talks with Ireland hung on whether Eamon de Valera Sinn Fein would accept British terms. He said the Irish demand for self government within the empire remained his main obstacle and stressed urgency for progress.
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United Press
London
Britain
Ireland
Lloyd George
Tedey
Ima
Eamonn de Valerai
Tre
Govoe Gove Aohe
Downing Shert
Pelzium
Debs To Be Freed Tomorrow In Atlanta Report
Report indicates Debs to be freed tomorrow in Atlanta Georgia. The notice mentions espionage case and unclear details about involved parties.
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Debs
Atlanta, GA
Year in Leavenworth for Alleged Dope King
A garbled item mentions Leavenworth and an alleged dope king with references to military terms and safety. The readable bits imply a wartime or security context tied to a person labeled as a king, but the text is incomplete and uncertain about specifics or identities.
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Leavenworth
Committees Will Work Through Recess in Washington
The Northwestern Washington notes that Congress faces a productive recess with committees planned for steady, uninterrupted work. Members, though many away, will be on duty at the Capitol, continuing legislative activity through disarmament talks and administrative challenges. President Harding has chosen key appointees for the conference, signaling a steady pace in handling debt and treasury concerns while maintaining cooperative relations among branches.
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Washington, D. C
Rouses
Seth aTess
Gme
Congress
Imahs
Senate
White House
Harding
Sematariadie
Underwood
Alabama
Deby
Emierz
Quadrille Returns Promising Dance Revival in Chicago
United press report notes a revival of quadrille dancing as debutantes begin lessons with grandmothers guiding lessons. Convention photos show dancing masters in shirts, dainty maidens in pink, and instructors guiding young couples in knee length skirts and light draperies.
Destruction Ordered for Confiscated Liquor by Haynes
Federal Prohibition Commissioner Haynes ordered immediate destruction and disposal of seized liquor stocks. He also directed destruction of vessels and other confiscated items from bootleggers and a report on causes and property. The action follows enforcement of national prohibition laws as thousands of dollars in government assets are involved.
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United Press
Haynes
Harding letter honors Commerce students at ship study week
The president wrote to Commerce students praising their intensive course and weeks of study, noting the role of commercial and industrial welfare in advancing local progress and national growth. The message commends the students for completing diplomas and intense study early in their careers.
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Teau
Blaine Asked to Break Up Ku Klux Klan
Madison Appert sues to view John J Blaine today by citizens of Maine who protest the influence of the Ku Klux Klan. Petition urges Governor to act against a faction known as the Win Ku Klux Klan, a branch of a national organization. The document requests immediate action to purge the state from the sect and its activities.
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Blaine
KU Klux Klan
Win Klux Klan
Peter
Resignation of Clark M. Perry Accepted by Blaine
Madison Wisconsin Associated Press reports Clark M. Perry submitted resignation as the assembly member. The resignation was accepted by Blaine. Details are limited due to fragmented text.
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Clark M. Perry
Blaine
Trade Schedules Lock In Labor Day Agreement
Labor Day trading terms were agreed to mirror a normal day. The deal covers South St Panimarke operations with no special holiday constraints. Both parties consent to standard hours and conditions, ensuring continuity of service and market access.
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Afoping
Panimarke
Int
Diplomatic Push for Quick Action on German Pact
Washington seeks swift ratification of the German treaty signed in Berlin, aiming to settle reparations and occupation terms. Officials consider using diplomatic channels to push Senate action and clarify U S troop postwar arrangements while reaffirming Versailles provisions. The report notes uncertainty about whether a proclamation could precede ratification and outlines broader postwar geopolitical questions.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
Berka Beth
Teharate
Senate
Rhine
International labor solidarity amid postwar mapping tensions
A fragmented report outlines the reshaping of Central and Eastern Europe after the war, naming Belgium, Alsace Lorraine, Slovakia, Austria, Poland, East Prussia, and Russia. It discusses Siam, Liberia, Turkey, Hungary, and Shantung while proposing a framework for international labor organization under the League.
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Adpustine Bank
Belgium
Alsace Lorraine
Croke
Slovakia
Austria
Poland
East Prussia
Emnag
Scwit
Helgeland
Russia
Siam
Liber
Moresee
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Torker
Hussaria
Shantung
League
Senator France urges U S to resume relations with Russia
Maryland senator Joseph France returned from Russia urging the United States to establish diplomatic ties with Soviet government. He argues Russia seeks cautious engagement and that recognition would support constructive policy shifts while condemning extremism and delaying no longer. The statement follows his view that famine relief and policy shifts justify renewed relations.
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United Prem
New York
United States
Joseph France
Maryland
Foluy
Kettering
France
Rotterdam
Margaret
Amerint
Russia
Greater
Germany
Hite
Lenin
Frussia
Convention Aims Program for Advancement Across Ute Nation
A convention gathering representatives from all walks of Ute life was called to craft a program for advancement and to save Aterion from decline. Edward F. Tvmero, representing Hebert Hosver, urged Americans to elect capable leaders who will govern with national unity and direct democracy, arguing the country needs skilled statesmen and a renewed political drive.
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Associated Press
Madian
Win
Aterion
Edward F. Tvmero
Hebert Hosver
America
Superior Federal Court Closes as Jury Exits
Court proceedings halted after jurors leave the Superior Federal District Court amid unclear status as a low attendance day and ongoing logistical delays. No further details provided.
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Superior Federal District Court
Chippewa Indians See Hard Winter Ahead
Wis. Indians forecast a harsh winter with tough months ahead as elders urge preparedness and communal support. Local officials caution residents to secure heating and food supplies amid worsening forecasts.
Coroner Reports Despondency Death at Farm Tragedy
A coroner notes a death by own action at a farm amid despondency. The report records terse details and attributes the cause to personal distress as investigated by authorities.
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Frese
Greiber
First relief train to famine area sails amid thronging crowd
Edwin W. Huilinger reports the first American Relief Administration relief train bound for famine struck Russia leaving New York amid scenes of hopeful peasants in native dress bidding farewell. The detachment includes Carroll and Harry Finke among others. Immigrants sit in box cars as smoke and hunger loom in the background.
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Edwin W. Huilinger
Rige
American Relief Administration
Russia
Carroll
A R.A
The
Relief Administration
Harry Finke
New York
Vante Eleten Turner
Chicago
One Man Controls Minnesota Anthracite Coal Prices
A United Press report states one man virtually controls half of Minnesota’s anthracite supply. The state department of agriculture studied cow prices and distribution, sending conclusions to Governor Proust. It notes ongoing price announcements and dock operator practices while flagging concerns about seasonal pricing and industry reactions.
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United Press
St. Paul
Minnesota
State Department of Agriculture
Ihs
Prous
N. J. Holmberg
Reort
Body Recovered After Drowning Near Applever Dam
Late yesterday the body of manager Mond Reller Mills was recovered from the Apple ver near a dam seven miles west of New Ric atte. He had been missing since Tuesday after a likely drowning incident at the dam. Authorities identified the victim and continued inquiries.
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Ted Press
Anager
Reller Mills
Dry goods dealer dies after long illness
A dry goods dealer, identified as William Samuelson of Wik, died after a prolonged illness. The report notes his leadership in the local dry goods trade and mentions Associated Press coverage of the passing.
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Frese Kau Cain
William Samuelson
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