Unbroken Strikers Claim For Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh September 3 The steel strike in the Pittsburgh district shows little change as officials report more workers returning and rising tonnage while union leaders say their members stay firm. Employers claim influx of workers from Monongahela valley Johnstown and eastern Ohio is driven by high wages. Carnegie Steel says gains in every plant, new men arriving, and easier situation. reports of strikers returning denied by national strike HQ where further walkouts noted. Bethlehem Steel in Steelton reports 75 percent down. Coatesville cited as holding firm amid alleged strike breakers. Over 200 women at Oliver and Snyder plant walk out seeking a union charter. Union secretary Fred Keightly touts 4716 new applications and ongoing influx. An arrest at McKeesport involved 33 strikers' associates giving depositions for Senate committee. police clarify they were ordered from headquarters and not jailed.
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Pittsburgh
Steel Company
Monongahela Valley
Johnstown
Easten
Ohio
Carnegie Steel Company
Steelton
Bethlehem Steel Company
Coatesville
Oliver & Snyder
Fred Keightly
Amalgamated Association of Tron and Steel Workers
Foa
Jacob Roe
McKeesport
Senate Investigating Committee
McKresport
Central Labor Headquarters
Small Craft Takes Balloon Race Honor
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3 The Ohio the smallest craft in the national championship balloon race has traveled the greatest distance among the six that reached earth. It landed at Perry Sound Ontario about 1 p.m. Captain Warren S. Raser forwarded a telegram naming Captain John S. McKibben of Murphysboro Illinois as the descender. The Ohio carries 50000 cubic feet of gas, 30000 less than the other entries. No. 3 William F. Ashman of this city, piloted a craft that landed near Winnetka Illinois and was reported destroyed.
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ST. Louis
Ohio
Perry Sound
Ont
Simcoe County
Ontario
Saptain John S. McKibben
Murphysboro, Ill
Warren S. Raser
William F. Ashman
Winnetka, Ill
Second Game Figures Given Out Thursday
Cincinnati, Oct. 8. The National Baseball commission released figures for the second game of the series. Attendance 20,690. Total revenue after war tax deduction 97,136. Play share 52,453.44. National commission share 9,713.60. Division by wae 34,963.96. Series two games revenue 195,914. Total players share for the series 105,703.56.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Commission
National Commiss
Drink Hot Water Morning Cure Claim
A purifier advises drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the digestive system and flush poisons from stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims benefits include easing headaches bile irritation and constipation and promotes overall renewal.
If League Fails We Must Fight Hoover at Stanford
Herbert Hoover warned Stanford students that the League of Nations must not fail or peace treaties will collapse. He said a revised treaty could plunge Europe into chaos and that keeping soldiers out would still cause severe economic losses.
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Palo Alto
League of Nations
Herbert Hoover
Supreme War Council
Stanford University
Europe
Omaha Police to Organize Semi Military Force
Omaha acts on Major General Wood plan to quell riot after lynching and courthouse blaze. City to hire 100 new police, arm with machine guns and motorized units, and drill under a military instructor. Wood expects calm. Forts Omaha and Crook told to ready troops. Grand jury to hear arrests next Wednesday as Governor McWelve arrives. A Black Belt area case prompts a white woman assault suspect detention.
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Omaha
Leonard Wood
Court House
Bankers Urged to Help Trade Credit Abroad
A report to the American Bankers Association urges forming a U S coalition of bankers business men and manufacturers to create and extend foreign credits to boost foreign trade and lower living costs. It backs private shipping policy calls for waterways development and endorses universal military trading and political involvement by bankers. It also condemns tax exemptions for farm loans and backs fraud protection for war securities.
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ST. Louis
United States
American Bankers’ Association
Association
Committee On Commerce and Marine
Savings Bank
Congress
Devonshire mining vein yields radium in historic note
An extensive vein of pitchblende, from which radium is obtained, has covered in southern Devonshire. Boiling used to be a form of capital punishment in England.
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Devonheendishire
England
Judge Warren Orr Holds Court in Quincy Visit
Judge Warren Orr, formerly of Quincy, plans to spend today and likely Saturday in Quincy presiding in the absence of County Judge Fred Wolfe who is in Carthage this week hearing the Keokuk Hamilton bridge tax case. The lengthy tax case has seen about three or four witnesses daily, with around 50 summoned, and adjournment anticipated at week’s end. Judge Orr came to Quincy with his mother, who lives in Hamilton, and she visited the day with her daughter before returning home Thursday evening.
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Warren Orr
Quincy
Fred Wolfe
Keokuk- Hamilton’ Bridge
Carthage
Wolfe
Hancock County
Orr
Hamilton
Two Women Arrested on Vagrancy Charges
Minor police cases report Lillian Lampke and a girl companion named Cra were arrested by Detectives Harvey and Schepers on Thursday night. They are held on vagrancy charges and will face police court today.
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Lillian Lampke
Cra
Harvey and Schepers
Numerous Local Visits Across Shelbina Area This Week
Shelbina residents and visitors from nearby towns filled a week with travels and calls. Names include Levermore from near Shelbyyite, the Humphreys of Kansas City, Eamer Ray and relatives from Leonard, and Miss Huth McHenry entering Levering hospital. Personal visits spanned Quincy, Monroe City, Hannibal, Palmyra, and Paris, with travelers returning to their homes and jobs, including a Burlington brakeman and a Pullman porter. A final note remarks that a bird wing weighs twenty times as much as a human arm in proportion.
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Paris
BE. W. Worland
Ernest Wood
Burlington
C. B. Wood
M. Duncan
J. al Quinn
Quincey
Nay Davis
Col
Denver
St. Louis
Huth McHenry
Hannibal
Levering Hospital
Louise Miles
Kansas City
Linyd Kine
Palmyra
Russell Lasley
California
Western States
Elsie Lafon
Quincy
Walker Adams
Monroe City
W. L. Selsos
Guallutin
Nd Acuff
J. W. Vandiver
Harry Maupin
Cilarence
Lee KK. Maupin
I. J. Harmon
Mary Brown
Marsh Baker
Ea Baker
Revised fare order remanded for hearing on value
The Public Utilities Commission seven cent fare for Chicago surface lines was revised by Judge E S Smith in San Sammon County Circuit Court Springfield NL Oct 8. The case is remanded to the commission for a further hearing on the valuation of the companys properties.
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Springfield
State Public Utilities Commission
Chicago
E.S. Smith
San
Sammon County
Commission
Val.waiiong
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League
Hoover
Stanford
John M. Young
Williamsport
Sesson
Crooks Bros. Millinery Co
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
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