Labor Factions in Chicago Move to Clean House
Arthur Wallace, business representative of the painters district council, is groomed to succeed Mader as president of the Building Trades council as indictments loom over Mader and other leaders. A purge aims to end domination by Murphy and Shea, with peace sought between open shop unions and a citizens committee. Investors await $100 million in new Chicago building projects, contingent on removing the indicted leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lioe
Arthur Wallace
The
Painters District Council
Frenchy” Mader
Building Trades Council
Mader
Big Tim” Murphy
Cua’ Shea
Murphy
Shea
Carpenters
Wallace
Tim” Murphy
Con” Shea
Valentino Weds Winifred Hudnut in Mexico Border Ceremony
Rudolph Valentino, motion picture star, and Winfred Hudnut known as Natcha Rambova, dancer and art director, wed in Mexicalia Lower California. The bride, daughter of New York perfume maker Richard Hudnut, had recently announced her engagement in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentino
Winifred Hudnut
Los Angeles
Rudolph Valentino
Winfred Hundnut
Natcha Rambova
Mexicalia
California
Richard Hudnut
New York
Mob Beats White Men in Ludowik Jail Invasion
A masked mob stormed the Ludowik jail and abducted two white detainees, Barto Middleton and Carlton Young, shooting during the takeout. They had been jailed for cattle theft by Sheriff Wilkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludowik, Ga
Barto Middleton
Carlton Young
Wilkins
Nine IWW Members Released From Leavenworth
Nine Industrial Workers of the World prisoners were released from the Leavenworth federal prison after serving five years. They were part of the September 7 1918 "Big Bill" Haywood consignment and had sentences reduced for good behavior.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Industrial Workers of the World
Big Bill
Haywood
Stevenson Declares Senate Candidacy Against Poindexter
George H. Stevenson of Seattle formally announces his run for the Republican nomination for United States senator to succeed Miles Poindexter in Tacoma Washington.
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Poindexter
Tacoma
Wash
George H. Stevenson
Seattle
United States
Miles Poindexter
Happenings of the World Tersely Told
Washington reports from Attorney General Daugherty warn of wholesale prosecutions against war contract frauds. 1921 building rose 32 percent nationwide per Department of Labor. 140 cities basis. Budget Director Dawes pegs reductions at 8.9 million for FY ending June 30, 1922. Fire destroys Akron pattern shop causing 150k to 250k loss. Wichita inmates escape after binding guards. one crippled inmate declines chance. Wilson letter to Stephens backs defeat of Reed. Danville honors Lady Astor as mayor presents city’s freedom. Gary police chief shoots his wife and himself. Maj Gen Wood may resign as Philippines governor general. 15-year-old Sofia Kovocich dies after shooting by Wagner over marriage refusal. Johnson of South Dakota cites national demand for recovery of war-contract fraud profits. Mob in Kirvin burns three Black men to death over alleged assault. Washington approves 17 million for soldiers hospitals. Modesto defendants in Japanese kidnapping acquitted.
Domestic Two policemen killed in Chicago labor bombing
A Chicago labor bombing left two policemen dead and one wounded. Sam Purpera a nineteen year old Cleveland youth was electrocuted at Ohio penitentiary for his role in the Sly Fanner holdup and killings in Cleveland. A Port Huron couple died in a home attack with a butcher knife and an ax. children found bodies. A severe hail storm near Iowa City damaged fruit trees and crops. the tornado in Austin Texas killed ten and injured many, with damage over 500000 dollars.
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Sam Purpera
Cleveland
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Joseph Lobert
Port Huron
Mich
Iowan City
Austin
Tex
Multiple Disasters and Deaths Reported Across States
West Dallas residents flee rising Trinity river waters reaching 40.9 feet while fires claim homes and lives. Notable deaths include author William Hawley Smith in Peoria and prominent Waco cotton buyer William P. Driskell. disbarment of Suffolk DA Pelletier ordered in Boston.
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Dallas
Tex
Trinity River
Inauguration Clocks and Global Trade News
Foreign decree ends midnight as twenty four o clock in most offices. Paris theater The Casino burned but no injuries. Russia allows free mercantile trade and shop openings without permits. Jack Dempsey eyes rematch with Georges Carpentier in London or Paris later year if conditions and Lewis fight results. London shipyard strike ends.
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Mexico City
Jack Dempsey
Paris
Georges Carpentier
London
Carpentier
Ted Lewis
Hawkeye State News Highlights From Disappearances To Debates
Roy Cook’s mother and grandmother in Clarinda must post $2,000 bonds pending appeal after his disappearance. Ottumwa High debaters win the state championship. Orange City teams claim half-state championships. Northwestern brakeman William H Briggs killed at Boone. Dubuque labor leader Maurice Quinlan bound over for $600 theft from the local Teamsters union. State Sunday School convention divides Iowa into east and west regions with officers. Severe hailstorm near Iowa City damages crops and fruit. A new $2,000 exhibit building planned for Hamilton County Fair. Futurity shows set for Poland-China Chester White Hampshire and Durce Jersey breeders at the fair. Fayette County remonstrance against moving county seat from West Union to Oelwein totals exceed petitions. Des Moines G A R encampment hosts and Iowa HQs arranged at Chamberlain hotel. Eight aprons valued at 280 disputed in Mason City court. costly litigation ongoing. Presbyterian assembly in Des Moines may nominate William Jennings Bryan as moderator. Robert Lansing attends. Dairy advisers: thicker cream yields better butter and keeps skim milk. shipping low test cream not profitable. Mares foaling in May should foal outdoors for safety. feed lightly before foaling and ensure foal nurses well for a strong start.
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Roy Cook
Clarinda
Ottumwa
Orange City
William H Bhriggs
Northwestern
Boone
Maurice Quinlan
Dubuque
Teamsters’ Union
Iowa State Sunday School Association
Iowa City
Iowa
Hamilton County Fair
Fair Board
Poland-China
Chester White
Hampshire
Durce
Jersey
Fayette County
Oelwein
West Union
G. A R. National
Des Moines
Chamberlain Hotel
Means Tower Service
Jesse Bell,grocer
Mason City
Presbyterian Assembly
William Jennings Bryan
Presbyterian Church
Robert Lansing
Assembly
Iowa State College
Vintage pantry recipes appear in 1922 Western paper
A cluttered excerpt lists tea time and alternative dishes such as California Scrap, Mock Duck, Eggs Southern Style, and Chili Sandwich with step by step prep. It includes a Shakespeare quip about seasons and roses, ending with a note on seasonal food tastes. The piece mixes practical recipes with literary aside, reflecting home cooking culture.
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California
Helps for the Housekeeper and Cooking Tips
A compact guide listing uses for leftovers and pantry staples. It covers pineapple in fruit butters, prune pit meats in cake fillings, potato ricing with jackets, sharpening grinders with soap bits, wiping greasy dishes, and saving batter for croquettes. It also suggests window cleaning powder before painting, thinning paint for rug refreshment, decorating cakes, and simple breakfast breads and buns.
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Painters’ Council
Washington
Harding
Congress
Daugherty
Department of Labor
American Sewer Pipe Company
Akron
Wichita
James A. Reed
Wilson
Lon Y. Stephens
St. Louis
Missouri
Danville
Nancy Astor
Wooding
Glen Rambo
Gary
Ind
Mercy Hospital
Leonard Wood
Philippines
University of Pennsylvania
Sofia Kovocich
Frank Wagner
Wagner
Royal C. Johnson
South Dakota
Kirvin
House
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Modesto
Cal
William Hawley Smith
Peoria
Sunderland
Mass
Mr. Smith
Illnois
Wiliam P. Driskell
Waco (Tex
Waco
Clement Alexander Finley Flagler
United States Engineers Corps
Third Corps
Argonne-Meuse
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
John Tobias
Cerres
Ponca City
Oklo
Fort Worth
George P. Gill
Rockford
Ill
American Medical Corps
Des Moines (In
News-Arcade
August Bourke, Jr
Elgin & Belvidere Railroad
Marengo
Joseph C. Petetier
Suffolk County
Carroll
Supreme Court
Boston
Pelletier
John Henry Patterson
National Cash Register Company
Atlantic City
Dayton
John G. Sparks
Harrigan and
Hart
Coney Island Hospital
Kip Kip Kipelican
Pendleton
Ore
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Sinclair Company
James H. M. McRae
James W. McAndrew
Dawson
Alaskan Railway
United States Government
Seward
Anchorage
Fairbanks
Russia
Council of Commissars
Moscow
Hawkeye
State News
Western Neaper Union
Mal A
Shakespeare
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