Court for District of Columbia Limits Labor Boycott Case
Buck Stove and Range Co. of St Louis sues the American Federation of Labor and officers seeking to bar ongoing boycott and the federation’s “unfair” list. Judge Gottlieb grants a temporary injunction pending a final hearing, with a spring expectation for a full adjudication on whether the boycott violates interstate commerce law and whether a legal conspiracy exists among labor groups to destroy the plaintiff’s business.
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Associateat Press
Weeieren
D. C
Buck Stove
Rzege Copany
St Louis
American Federation of Labor
Federation Wess
Els
Federation of Labor
Tact
Secretary of War
Circuit Court
Toledo
Reilwar
Penn Company
Fudge Gould
Buck Stove Company
Gompers and Facuson
Gether
Buck Sieve and
Fange Company
Unfai
Ests
Borcoit
Ubilc Generajiz
Ecnmpants
Caskh Jo
Chief Clancy's Trial Delayed by Perjury Charge
Fragmentary OCR notes show a trial involving Chief Clancy facing perjury charges before a raid. Proceedings reference a statement by Attorney McGov and a judge named Tarrant, with scheduling notes indicating a delay or spaced timeline for the next steps.
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Securing
T Attymer McGov
Liquor Dealers Assign Receivers for Mihalovite Firm
A local liquor dealing concern, credited as the Mihalovite Ficichor company, has triggered an assignment to receivers. The case involves capitalization and control of the concern as it faces financial action and potential restructuring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pravda
Mihalovite’ Ficichor Company
Ballot Count Pl Shrouded In Brotherhood Election
A committee met to canvass a large ballot pile in Lafayente Indiana as 200,003 ballots were cast for eight candidates for president of the Brotherhood of Decorators and Paper Hang ers of America. A. G. Bainbridge of Minneapolis is named among contenders. Result due mid January.
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Associated Press
Lafayente
Ind
Brotherhood of |Inters
A. G. Bainbridge
Minneapolis
Admiral Stevensky and Evans discussed potential Pacific fleet role
Russian admiral along with Admiral Evans analyzed how a combined American squadron could secure sea lanes and deter Japan. They stressed safe harbors for coal, feasible fleet transfer between coasts, and the importance of naval cooperation for future peace or war scenarios.
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St. Pewreburg
Shemsky
Africa
Japan
Anzam
Ori
Rojestrensky
Evans
Evers
Atlantic
Pacific
Boty
Bchr
Gueman
Optnion
Berl
Ernst von Reventlow
Haupton Roads
Jaw Commercial Marine
United States
Commercial Marine
England
Germany
Whittier Birthday Observed Across New England
The 0th anniversary of John Greenleaf Whittier's birth was marked in schools and literary societies nationwide. In New England Amesbury hosted the centennial program where he lived much of his life, while Havernil and Boston observed commemorations with a half holiday in schools.
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Associated Preas
Boston
Mass
John Greenleaf Whittier
Gay
New England
Amesbury
Havernil
Whittier Club
Chase Not Angry Says Army Captain Defense Testimony
A. W. Chase of the artillery corps under court martial on charges by Lt. Calimel Deena asks for Capt. Morse to testify at Fort Howard. He claims a head toss was caused by sudden fatigue and lumbago, not anger, as he conducts his own defense.
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Fress
New York
A. W. Chase
Artillery Corps
Lin
Calimel Deena
Vnes FL
Morse
Fort Howard
Cap- Chase
Deems
Chase
Taft Suffered Delay At Sea On President Grant
Aboard the steamship President Grant Secretary Taft encountered strong head winds and high seas causing a reduced speed and delay. The vessel fell behind its usual schedule while at sea off New York.
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Associated Preece
New York
Bec. A .Iejers
Witt
Grant
Taft
Lawson Sees Roosevelt on First White House Visit
Boston financier Thomas W. Lawson met President Roosevelt at the White House on December 17 in what was described as his first visit to the executive. Details of the discussion were not released, but Lawson indicated there was no agreement reached on the aid he sought.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
T. Lawson
Iran Crisis Intensifies As Constitutional Government Faces Threats
A Persian manifesto claims the constitution as the people’s only hope while condemning the shah’s violation of the covenant with the people. Diplomatic reps are informed of the deteriorating condition as negotiations stall, a standstill grips Teheran with ports, offices, and media closed.
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iBy Associated
Pres
Teheran
Dev Nation
Che
Eld
Alshona
Senate Committee Realignment And Caucus Actions
Washington reports a Senate committee realignment with J L Followe promoted and moved to the Harralrs panel while H C Stevens gains the agricultural department expenditures and five other committees. A Republican caucus approved the committee report naming La Follette on military affairs and Stephenson Borah Guggenheim on various assignments.
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Washington, D. C
Hitarralrs
Senate
Gaip
Agricultural Department
H. C. Stevens
Associated Press
Committee On Committees
Hale
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Department of Agriculture
Burkert
la Follette
Committee On
Stephenson, Borah
Guggenheim
Richertson
Delaware
Pacle
Wlands
Porto Rico
Pacific
Weite
Mac River Front
Prohibition Debate Opens Senate Session
The Senate bar hears a Tilman resolution on stopping liquor permit issuance where local option exists. Allison argues taxing sale suffices. Tillman cites tax collection permits sales. The measure passes. Newlands speaks on inland waterways commission and a dedicated fund for investigation and construction with bond backstops.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Tilman
Committee On Finance
Allison
Tillman
Newlands
Inland Waterways Commission
Newland
Police Chief Resigns Amid Sunday Law Violations
In Sehian days Ashland faces upheaval as Police Chief T Braines resigns amid widespread Sunday law violations. A dozen saloonkeepers are arrested and thirty burglaries reported as public anger grows over police inaction. Public meetings condemn enforcement while anti saloon groups push for compliance with state law.
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Ashland
T. Braines
League
Selo
W. Humphrey
Antdi-Zaloon League
Durango Bank to Open After Suspension Inquiry
The Smelter City Bank of Durango a state institution with a 9 0 capital prepared to reopen as fears of liquidity linger. President Charles McConnell said all liabilities would be paid, though assets and deposits details were not disclosed. Indictments of leading citizens on land fraud charges under federal law contributed to the earlier bank suspensions.
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Aeenciaial Press
Durango
Col
Smelter City Bank of
Charles McConnell
Ci Ns
Colorado Bank
Failing Atlantic Fleet Communications Report Delays
A Norfolk dispatch reports heavy atmospheric interference disrupted telegraph and wireless links with the Atlantic Fleet near Virginia capes. No official word has been received from ships today as crews attempt to restore contact via Charleston or Savannah stations.
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Aspe Wasehingie
Havy Department
Atlantic
Abe
Virginia Capes
Washington
Gulf Stream
Norfolk
Sso
North Carolina Comets
Henry
Evans
Portsmouth
Cape Henry Tench
Norcots City
Abe Henry
Norfolk Navy
North Carolina Court
Charleston, & C
Savannah, G7
Thief Steals Furs From Ward Eyedel Barn
Special to Milwaukee reports a thief looted Ward and Eyedel brodhead warehouse of mink, otter, and beaver furs valued at 31.4 percent. By Saturday night all but eighty furs were recovered in Dr. Thoms Corvanaug’s barn. Police on watch recovered the rest by morning and a thief came to claim the remaining booty. A shotgun was used in the incident and the largest fur and ginsets warehouse in the state is involved.
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Milwaukee
Ward & Eyedel
Brodhead
Injured Woman Thrown From Wagon In Runaway near Milwaukee
Special to The News Milwaukee Wisconsin Dee Dal of Chippewa wife of former missionary Thomas was severely injured in a runaway today. She fell from the buggy and struck her head on the ground. A broken leg and possible internal injuries were reported.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Deedal
Chispewa
W. Thomas
Thomas
Tne Cy
Opening of Railroad in Wisconsin Excursion Planned
A special excursion from Milwaukee to Waupaca will mark the opening of the new Waupaca Bay railroad line. The group including33 residents from this city will ride the train when the service begins Sunday.
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Mark Compledon
Waupaca
Green Bay
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Waupsara
Waupara- Gr Way
Bar & Western Road
Rin Bay
Waupaia 3 Bay
President Roosevelt Bids Farewell to Pacific Fleet Aboard Mayflower
President Roosevelt ends his Pacific bound farewell voyage aboard the Mayflower after a sunrise departure from Hampton Roads. He waves to officers and weighs into Washington by eight forty five, receiving a wireless message as the fleet lands and officials proceed to the White House.
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Associated Presa
Washington, D. C
President Housevelt
Pacific
Washington Navy
White House
Secretary of the Navy
Mra. Eronsevelt
Miss Etonsevelt
Miss Robinson
Hampton
Illinois Central Election Blocked by Injunction Hearing
The Illinois Central election faces delay as Judge Ball weighs an injunction suit. Attorneys debate Proxies and sales tied to the Union Pacific and Railway Securities. Farrar argues Utah power and state policy restrict foreign railways from operating as in Illinois. Potential adjournment hinges on Judge Ball’s decision.
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Associated Press
Caleage
Dee
Wiole Central
Ball
Union Pacific Railway
Railway Securities Company
Farrar
Harriman
Farcar
Utah
Union
Ilinois
Union Pac Ralway Company
EB. H. Harriman
Utah Corporation
Ratlwa
Tilinsia
Mines
Edward FH
Harriman Damlfee
Hinds Central
Chicago Votes Expanded Dry District in One Night
Chicago city council expanded the prohibition area adding a square mile to the dry zone. The vote passed 3 to 25 to 1? with the majority approving the measure. The city now claims it is one per cent drier than before.
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Associated Press
Chicago
HL. Dee. i
Milwaukie Captain Neff Dies After Pneumonia At Home
Captain Sydney O. Neff longtime Lake Michigan steamboat captain dies at his Milwaukee residence after a monthlong illness from pneumonia. Survived by widow and three sons, he helped lead Merchants and Manufacturers Bank and the Lumber Carriers' association. Born Oshkosh October 29 1849 married Jennie Gloott in 1882. He began steamboating at sixteen and captained a lake vessel by twenty one. He owned two boats and held other business interests. His father was Capt Samuel Neff. brother Charles S Neff lives in Milwaukee.
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Miwaukee
Wis
Dee. O
Sydney O. Neff
Lake Michigan
Samgeil
Hyren
Lucius
Neff
Merchants and Mientsectorera’ Bank
Lumber Carriers’ Association
Monson
Knight Templar
Neft
Oshkosh
Jennie Gloott
Milwaukee
Samuel Neff
Charles S Net
Lves
Pioneer
Racine
David Watkins
Watkins
Northtern
Savannah
Brass thieves caught in Northwestern rouchhouse raid
Police catch two men Tony Ruewelser and John Cheverney after a raid on the Northwestern rouchhouse. They found six ten pounds in their possession and used fires at one time in the munmdhouse.
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Tony Ruewelser
John Cheverney
German cruiser Bremen visits American fleet port as courtesy
A Berlin dispatch reports the German cruiser Bremen, once stationed in American waters, is ordered to visit the American battle fleet in a South American port as a gesture of courtesy. The move signals cordial naval cooperation in the region.
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Ram Cramer
New York
Der
Berlin
Cruieer Hremen
Plan Resumes Knickerbocker Trust With Depositors Settlement
A plan for resuming Knickerbocker Trust Co. business was agreed by the Parsone and Walker depositors committee and the Hourne stockholders committee. It calls for paying all deposits in full and ten percent on other deposits at resumption, with rest in installments over two years four months, and control of most stock given to Henry Gerick Myron Herrick and Lewis Cass Ledyard.
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Associated Press
New York
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Parsone and Walker
Hourne
Henry Gerrick
Myron T. Herrick
Kov
Ohio
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Ex Governor Clough Testifies At Interstate Commerce Hearing
Ex Governor D M Clough of Minnesota now with Parkerson lumber tells the ICC that his firm earned over 0 07 on lumber purchases cuts and shipments in five years. He says profits came from high grade lumber shipped by rail and that his company faced no railcar shortage. He avoids admitting close relations with rail companies.
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Fresco
Washington, D. C
D. M. Clough
Minnesota
Parkerson Lumber Company
Everett
Ash
Washin
Oregon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clough
Ecross
Cummon
San Francisco Bay
Cad
Marresco
Govemer Clough
Brewers Fear Agitation At One Per Peninsula Meeting
Special from Marinette reports the annual meeting of the One Per Peninsula Brewers Association held at the Stephenson hotel in Meijer Michigan. About thirty five upper peninsula brewers attended chaired by Joseph Bosch of Lake Linden. They discussed the anti saloon league activity and the Lansins push for a prohibitive or local option clause in the Michigan constitution. Steps will be taken to present the brewers side to delegates at the convention. The key issue cited was rising beer prices.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Der
Marinette
Brewers” Association
Stephenson Hotel
Mich
Joseph Bosch
Lake Linden
Upper Peninsula
Peninsula
Lansins
Michigan
First Philippine Catholic Provincial Council Opens
Manila reports the first provincial council of the Catholic church in the islands now in session. Bishops and clergy discuss age era matters and anticipated reforms under overarching church instructions. The meeting signals a historic widening of Catholic administration in the region.
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Associated Presa
Manilla
Catholic Church
Mpoia Grae
Rau
Java
Panic as mad dog roams Milwaukee street market
A mad dog scattered shoppers in Milwaukee on December 1. About a dozen people attacked the animal before a teamster fatally struck it with a hatchet. Thomas Brady was bitten in the heel but survived after doctor care.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Thomas Brady
Brady
Lumber mill sale changes hands at Washburn
A Journal special from Chippewa Falls reports Marsh Hathway & Co. bought the Thompson Lumber Company mill at Washburn. The price for the property including real estate and personal property was $10,004.
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Northwestern
Shlwaukee
Wis
Chippewa Falla Sars
Marsh, Hathway & Co
Thompson Lumber Company
Washburn
La Follette Support Emerges From East in 1924 Race
Senator Chandler endorses La Follette for the Republican presidential nomination and suggests Governor Hughes as a possible second on the ticket. The Wisconsin delegation plans to present a unified approach to patronage issues while eyeing a White House meeting tonight.
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Washington, DC
Chandler En Har
Chandler
la Follette
Hughes
la Foltette
Wisconsin
Alleghenies
Middle West
H. C. Levens
Tet Press
Milwaukee
Washington
the Sentinel
Stephenson
Ja Follette
IC Wag
Timmes
Ernst G. Timme
Post Office Department
Badger
Republn
White House
Stephen Ron
la Putte
Kansis
Kansas
Ken
Stephenson Saunk
Hughts
Senanter
Republican Club
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John F Lindley
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James B. Satnher
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Knickerbocker Trust Compsory
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Fearn
Upper Peninsula Association
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