Entombed Miners After Rezton Explosion Rescue Efforts Ongoing
At the Rezton coal mine of Union Collieries three laborers and night foreman Pat Luteman were entombed when an explosion blew the mine cage to the surface causing a power shutdown for repairs. Rescue crews from Pittsburgh arrived but a lack of access and no fire or gas evidence delayed confirmation of their fate.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Pat John Luteman
Union Collieries Company
Rezton
Pillsbure
Ih Mines
Bureau of Things
Renton
Luteman
Rail wage award sparks near-term strike fears in Chicago
Chicago reports say the Railway Labor Board will issue a wage decision tomorrow. Union leaders warn the award may be unacceptable and could trigger an immediate walkout if unsatisfied. Hundreds of local chairmen await the ruling as new yardmen seek seniority restoration.
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Chicago
Bil
Railway Labor Board
W. G. Lee
8. A. Heberting
Yardmens and Enginemen’s Associations
John Grundall
Chicago Yardmen's Association
Labor Board
Melbourne Archbishop Mannix barred from overseas utterances
The British government considers reports that Archbishop Daniel Mannix of Melbourne Australia made anti English speeches in the United States. Government spokesman Andrew Bonar Law avoided answering in the House of Commons when asked if representations had been made to the Vatican.
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iBy Associated Press
Tenden
Daniel Mannix
Ate
Melbourne
Ustrala
United States
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Bonar Law
House
Vatican
Archbishop Mannix
Syracuse Wins Tight Senior Eight Rowing Battle
Syracuse University senior eight defeats Duluth Boat Club senior eight in St Louis by half a second in a mile and a quarter race. Both crews travel by chartered train to Worcester for the national regatta and Olympic selection. Coach Dad fen Eyck led Syracuse against Duluth in a close finish.
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Associated Press
Duluth
Minn
Syracuse University
Duluth Boat Club
St. Louis
Syracuse
Mark Dolsth
Varsity
Worcester
Mass
Fen Eyck
Duluthians
Hamburg American and U S Commerce Pact Seen Key for Germany
The Hamburg America Line and the American Ship and Commerce Corp plan to open former German trade routes to American ships. Observers say the agreement could restore Hamburg as a major port and signals a large shipbuilding program by German lines, aiming for fleet uniformity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mans
Associated Press
Namburz
Hamburg-American Steamship Commeny
American Ship and Commerce Corporation
Germany
Hamburg-American Line
REBS AGREE TO ARMISTICE WITH POLAND
The Soviet Government informed London that Russia is ready to agree to an armistice and to seek peace with Poland. Paris council of ambassadors opened talks on the Teschen issue with Dr Eduard Benes to be followed by Polish delegates and M Laroche, a French member of the Teschen plebiscite commission.
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Assen
London
Soviel
Russia
Poland
Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Eduard, Benes
M. Laroche
Auto crashes cause Wisconsin Sunday deaths and injuries
Four people were killed and five injured in Wisconsin Sunday auto and related accidents. Victims include George Walker of Milwaukee killed when his car was struck, and Anna Flacoff and family seriously hurt after a car-train collision at Auburndale.
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Wisconsin
Wicoms
United Press
Milwaukee
George 8. Walker
Milwaukee News
Devil's Lake
Anna Flacoff
Frank
Jezarl
John Rekowtka
Soone
Auburndale
Frank Komus
Racine
Michael Andrewiesk
Saran Brodel
Edward Zimmermann
Milwaukee Road
Arrests Made During Six Months of Prohibition
United Press reports that more than 50 000 arrests occurred in the first six months of constitutional prohibition. The prohibition commissioner’s annual report will estimate figures based on enforcement agents nationwide. Local police aided investigations though not directly under commissioner Kramer.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Tthe
Kramer
United States
Minnesota federation delegates cheer woman at labor convention
Rochester Minnesota delegates at the Federation of Labor convention demand an organized stance on Russia and press for action by the United States against the Soviet government. Mise McCreary warns wage board decisions could halt railroad traffic if wages lag. she criticizes the United Press and Associated Press as biased and accuses them of suppressing real facts in steel and coal strikes.
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Associated Press
Rochester
Minn
Federation of Labor
Br Xi
Milwaukee
United States
Mise McCreary
Miwaukee
United Press
Istrikem
Cormze
Prince Joachim of Prussia Dies by Own Action
Berlin reports Prince Joachim, sixth son of the former German emperor, shot himself in bed at San Souci after marital distress and financial pressures. His death, at age 65, follows rumors of gambling debts and heavy drinking amid royal family turmoil.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Prince Joachim
Tighenzollemn
Potsdam
Germany
Doorn
Holland
Joachim
Doorn Castle
Minnes Joach
Wieringen
Joachim Feame
von Mulheim
Frederick William
Fam
Pereboom
Carl D. Groat
United Press
Haleer
San Souci Park
Prince Eitel Friedrich
Kaser
Chey
Prince Joachim of
Prussia
Estel Friedercic
von Steuben
Joachhim
Villa
Leignitz
Joachim Fied
Prince
Imperial Palace
Plans
Heidelberg University
Divorce Granted to Brooklyn Nationals Shortstop
Cincinnati reports Brooklyn Nationals shortstop Q-Tvan Olsen was granted divorce from Florence Olton, whom he wed in Los Angeles on January 24, 1911.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Olsen
Brooklyn Nationals
Florence Olton
Los Angeles
Calif
Fatal double tragedy after quarrel ends in gunfire
In a Sunday afternoon incident, Recine-John Sarveski killed his wife Hose by shooting her and then fired two bullets into her body and one into her head before turning the gun on himself. He later died in a hospital. the couple had been divorced three months earlier.
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United Press
Recine
John Sarveski
Lass
Hose
Amense
Narveski
Narvoski
Narvogski
Hisites
HK Law
Campaign Plan Outlined by Farmer-Labor Candidate
Chivenne Abesney, running as a Farmer-Labor candidate for president, outlines a campaign featuring twenty four hour seven day a week town hall street corner and front porch efforts. He attacks a committee of forty eight as coupon clipping intellectuals and recalls the party's origins in a pink tea uplift connection.
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United Press
Chivenne
Abesney EL Cuiiniensen
Farmer-Labor
Camputer
Utah
Chris— Kensen
Committee of Forty-Eight
New York
Committee of Rotty-Etht
Farmer-Labor Party
Rail freight rate increase sought in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin railways request a 24 percent rise on all freight schedules in the state in cooperation with the Interstate Commerce Commission. President H. M. Byram of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul line cites wage awards and additional future increases as factors.
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Associated Press
Madison
Consin
War Commission
Commission Ag
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Wis
H. M. Byram
Milwaukee and
St. Paul Road
Pennsylvania Railroad to reduce work force this week
The Pennsylvania railroad plans a ten percent cut in its eastern region workforce totaling between 11 000 and 12 000 layoffs. Officials cite expenses exceeding income and say a formal nationwide announcement will follow. The measure affects the entire system with regional decisions pending in Chicago and St Louis.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Sociated Press
Philadelphia
Almons
Ion
Chicago
J. G. Rodgers
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Topeka
Kas
Santa Fe
Poindexter Highlights Senate Role in Foreign Policy
Senator Miles A Poindexter told the Republican national committee that the senate holds key power over foreign relations and immigration treaties. He cited League of Nations issues and Pacific coast Japanese emigration as vital in contests across several states.
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Poindexter
Associated Press
W York
League of Nations
United States
Miles A. Poindexter
Republican National Committee
Senate
League of Nation
Pacific
Chicago Surface Lines Resume Compromise
Normal street car service in Chicago resumed after a compromise between union heads and company officers. Electric workers, shopmen and track crews on strike at Shamrock TV were granted a chance to return to duty with retroactive raises to July. The development follows discussions about the Lipton crafts and potential captaincy changes after recent criticism.
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Chicago
Sandy Hook
N. Y
William Trical
Burien
Shamrock TV
Thomas Lipton
Takis
Reso— Lute
Victor
Burton
Open Shop Ends After 3 Day Transport Strike
Chicago ends a three day transport paralysis as 250 electrical workers strike terminates. An agreement reached late yesterday keeps one contentious job site open to both union and nonunion workers, restoring normal service.
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United Press
Chicago
Akyetem Wan
Moore declines Cox campaign leadership role
Younantonen reported that F H Moore national committeeman for Ohio and preconvention manager to Governor Cox returned from San Francisco and said he would not accept the post as chairman of the Democratic National Committee or manager of Cox's presidential campaign.
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Associated Press
Younantonen
F. H. Moore
Cox
San Francisco
Democratic National Committee
32nd Regiments to Be Given Croix de Guerre
The 179th 126th and 32nd artillery regiments of the 32nd Wisconsin division will be decorated with the Croix de Guerre at the division reunion. General Mangin, former division commander, will present the awards.
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Lnited Press
Milwenukee
Wisconsin
Sun- Gay
Mangin
Cork City Turmoil as Lorries Bombed in Night of Attacks
Civilian attackers bombed two military lorries in Cork at about 1 am, killing one civilian and wounding over a dozen. Indiscriminate firing spread through the city after a street layoneting that left a former soldier dead. Military patrols in lorries and armored cars guarded streets as residents sought shelter. A broader crisis noted by London papers described savage killings and increased violence across Ireland, with targets including constabulary and a Dublin railway parcels office.
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Associated Press
Cork
Jared
Stan Peimers
Military Parti Cimied
Auceriita Factica
Campiaign
Denen
Cal
United Press
London
Ireland
the Times
Sommuissionen-smyth
bhaRoyaditrish
Craix
Hood
Dally Eexpress
Sadie Cerie
Treland
Trefani
Armert
Kingstown
Manterson
Dublin
Ennes
Tahinch
Robert Barton
County Wicklow
Jalt
Ole Hanson Testimony Admissible in Communist Trial
The trial of twenty communist laborites in Chicago ruled Ole Hanson and Harry Wilson testimony admissible. Hanson, former Seattle mayor, and Wilson, U.S. secret agent, posed in Seattle as leaders of a workers council. Defendants argued to bar their stories but the judge allowed the witnesses to testify about the Seattle general strike and alleged communist revolt.
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Vor
M Seattle
Associated Freas
Chicago
Oscar Hebel
Ole Hanegan
Seattle
Harry Wilson
United Statea
4Akors
Workmen's Soviet Council
American Legion Campaign Expands Across States
Indianapolis report shows rapid progress with twenty one new posts and twelve new Women’s Auxiliary units added last week. National tally reaches 2,509 posts nationwide with New York leading at 932 posts and other gains across Kansas and Illinois.
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Associated Press
Indianapol Ind
American Legion
Rapidis
Indianapolis
Kansas
New York
Ine Lo
United States
Alaska
Canada
Mexico
Argentine Republic
England
China
Cuba
France
Poland
Ante Domingo
Harding Presses Fight Against Administration
Marion Ohio reports Senator Harding attacks the Democratic ticket over foreign policy. He cites Colonel House and the league as campaign targets, arguing continuation of Wilson policy would disappoint Europe and America. House cable notes a 1918 peace treaty could have been made by Christmas.
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Todas
League
Colonel House
Yarding
United States
Europe
Parla
Louse
London
America
Mouse
Woth
Harding
Philadelphia
Cedarer
Farmers Marshals Force Pro-Farmer Platform in Iowa Rally
Delegates from every county and district in Iowa marshal forces to push a pro farmer plank for the Republican platform at the state convention. About 280 to 300 delegates back the demand prioritizing agricultural interests and state government control of farming affairs. Ed Cunningham denies any candidate alliance while asserting the plank as his sole aim.
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Av Asenciated Press
Des Moines
fao-Farmers
Owa
Sithheld
Farm Bureau Federation
Ed Cunningham
F. R. Nore
Cunningham
Plan to Facilitate Distribution of Coal Across Regions
Washington hearing on a plan to speed coal distribution to the northwest New England and Canadian territory. Dr Wentz president of the National Coal Association Daniel Williard for the rail executives Werman Griggs of Cleveland for the Lake Erie Ore and Coal exchange and J D Morrow VP of the coal association attended as officials presented to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Sufficient coal is mined in the east yet transportation changes are needed to avert winter shortages as eastern production feeds northern districts.
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Morrow
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerc Commission
Northwest
New England
Canadian
Wentz
National Coal Association
Daniel Williard
Werman Griggs
Cleveland
Lake Erie Ore and Coal Exchange
J and J D. Morrow
The
Coal Association
Commssiann
Italy sends troops to Jugoslavia border line
Italy dispatches troops to the demarcation line with Jugoslavia amid fresh disorders. A woman dies at sea on the Pere Manques from heart trouble while on a steamer near Milwaukee, Evanston and Chicago area, per wire service reports.
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Italy
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Jugo-Slavia
United Press
Frances
Cahe
Mr. 163
Evanston
Pere Manques
Belgrade
Living Wage Debate at Anthracite Hearings
Associated Press reports Pato arguing for higher pay as Murray, VP of the union, touts a living wage principle. He cites operators’ claims of a $3.34 daily wage and criticizes a “cows and chickens” standard. Murray urges a $6 per day minimum with conservative differentials and calls for full recognition of the United Mine Workers.
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Associated Press
Pato
Anthracite Mine Association
Priling Murray
Allime
Mr. Murray
Mike
Huber
Warriner
Induati
Theaper
Recngni~tion
Murray
Mine Workers of America
Representatives of Women’s Party to Meet Sen Harding
National Woman’s party leaders plan to call on Senator Harding in Marion on Thursday with banners and colors. They may also bear state banners to urge Harding to influence Tennessee Republicans to vote for ratification.
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Women’s Party
Sen. Harding
Associated Press
Columbia
National Woman's Parity
Senator Harding
Marion
Harding
Mare
Tennessee
Candidate Replies to Reed Question Covenant Debate
A candidate for the United States Senate responds to Senator Reed on the League of Nations covenant. The exchange features sharp questions and a rebuke of Reed and his opponents, with the candidate accusing critics of spreading rotten arguments.
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Associated Press
Chillinthe
Char M. Hay
United States
Repting
Reeds Aix
State Fair Round Trip Fare Set At One and One Half
A new ruling sets the round trip fare to the state fair at one and a half times the regular fare. The rate applies two days before the fair opens and two days after it closes, with Wilwaukee Wisconsin cited in the notice.
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Wilwankee
Wisconsin
Veneer Warehouse Burns at Fond du Lac
Fire of unknown origin destroyed a veneer warehouse at the Wianebara Furniture Company plant in Fond du Lac causing about 10 000 dollars in loss. The blaze was the third attack on the warehouse in three years as a large quantity of birch veneer burned while the main plant saved with difficulty.
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United Press
Fond du Fac
Wianebara Parniture Compani
Ste
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Joachim Recen
Isuix
Christenson
Wisconsin Commission
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Lida
Grodno
Lithuania
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