Consul Hendricks Dies at Windsor at Seventy Six
Col Michael J Hendricks United States consul at Windsor Ont died after an illness of one week He was seventy six years old Other items note Winsor H Goodnow of Keene nominated for governor of New Hampshire by Republicans defeating State Senator Arthur G Whittemore by ten thousand Plus a landslide for La Follette in Wisconsin and other national affairs
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Michael J. Hendricks
United States
Windsor
Ont
Winsor H. Goodnow of
Keene
New Hampshire
Arthur G. Whittemore
Linus P. Meredith
Harding
Washington
District of
Indiana
Emmet O’neal
Birmingham
Ala
Battle Creek
Mich
End of Anthracite Strike and Injunction Debate
Reports say the railway shopmen dispute nears settlement as hearings on permanent injunctive powers proceed. Labor leaders warn against abridging rights while government promises to curb riot incitement. the strike heads toward a tentative compromise with wage extensions and a proposed anthracite commission. The piece also covers Supreme Court retirement, Sutherland's appointment, and League of Nations discussions on Austria and British actions in Nauru.
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B. M. Jewell
Chicago
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Baltimore & Ohio
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Gompers Down
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Pepper
Reed
Anthracite Coal Commission
Commission
The
Senate
the Grand
Suryat Marion
Herrin
Warrington
Ilinois
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League of Nations
Genéva
Augustin Eduards
England
Seipel
Republic
Austria
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Italy
League Council
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Nauru
Pacific
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Lord Balfour
La Follette landslide in Wisconsin primary election
Wisconsin Republicans renominate United States Senator Robert M. La Follette by a wide margin with Governor Blaine also winning big. A surprise defeat hits Congressman Nelson as H. H. Peavey unseats him amid anti prohibition efforts. Democratic nominee is Jessie J. Hoover of Oshkosh. News from Greece and Asia Minor notes Turkish advances under Kemal Pasha and Greek collapse in Smyrna with Britain and France cautious.
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Wisconsin
United States
Robert M. la Follette
Bob
la Follette
J. J. Blaine
W. A. Ganfield
Anti-Saloon League
A. P. Nelson
Superior
H. H. Peavey
Nelson
Diays
Jessie J. Hoover
Oshkosh
Mississippi
James K. Vardaman
Hubert D. Stephens
Woodrow Wilson
Tricoupis
Smyrna
Athens
Constantine
Venizelos
Gallipoli
Penisula
Saarch
Constantinople
Bulgaria
Thrace
German Germanium deal and Belgian guarantees
UGO STINNES and Senator de Luber sac reach an agreement for Germany to deliver one million dollars in reconstruction materials and work. Most labor will occur in Germany to limit German workers in France, with German manufacturers earning six percent profit. Socialist critics call it a self interested contract. Hermes negotiates six month treasury certificate guarantees for Belgium, facing multiple demands from Belgians and German leaders.
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Ugo Stinnes
de Lubersac
Committee On
Germany
France
Stinnes
Hermes
Belgium
Secretary Hughes Visits Rio de Janeiro for Centennial Festivities
Secretary Hughes and party arrive in Rio de Janeiro amid a warm welcome and palace lodging as Brazil marks the centennial independence anniversary with grand ceremonies. The Vatican envoy Cherubini garners attention at a presidential reception and guards in red and gold escort the pope’s representative. Meanwhile an attempted sea plane flight from New York ends in a crash, with aviators continuing the voyage in a second craft through Caribbean waters.
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Hughes
Rio de Janeiro
Megr
Cherubini
Vatican
Brazil
New York
Sampaio Correia
Caribbean
Rev Samuel Fallows Leader of Reformed Episcopal Church
The obituary notes the death of Rev Samuel Fallows of Chicago, former Civil War brevet brigadier general, who afterward dedicated his life to religious education and patriotic work. He led the Reformed Episcopal Church as a prominent head and educator.
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Samuel ‘Fallows
Chicago
Reformed Episcopal Church
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