Trainload of Strike Breakers Attacked at St Paul
A train carrying strikebreakers was attacked today in St Paul as strikers rallied to protest wage cuts and nonrecognition of the union. Reports say violence was confined to a few incidents in Chicago and St Paul while other packing centers reported mixed plant operations and large job-seeker lines.
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ST. Paul
United Press
Panaattr
South St Pawl
Omala
St. Pawl
Sioux City
Denver
Enet St. Louia—Union Test
Eitrain
South BT
Paul
Minu
Stelking Pi Packing Plant
Winteon
Astikebreekern
Packereblefe
Attorneys Ask Dismissal of Steen Case
The Steen case charged a Black defendant with murder is stalled as lawyers seek dismissal on jeopardy grounds. The State faced delayed proceedings after repeated trials and disputed juror eligibility amid a special venire of 200 men.
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Steen
Jobi Steen
Albert Tips
Steel
Court of Criminal Appeals
Venice
E. Watson
Wateau
Insite
Tegal Guration
Supreme Court validates anti-picketing injunctions against unions
The Supreme Court ruled anti-picketing injunctions against labor unions are valid if they restrain force and intimidation. The decision upheld American Steel Foundries in its suit against the Tri-City Central Trades Council, marking a major shift against organized labor’s most effective tactic.
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Washington, D. C
Nee
Supreme Court
American Steel Foundries Company
Tri-City
Texas Open Golf Tourney Set for February
The Texas Open golf championship will be held at Brackenridge Park Municipe Golf Links on February 2 3 and 4. A committee led by William Harrison Furlong expects top national players including Walter Hagen and about 50 to 60 others to attend. Local efforts aim to fund the event and attract amateurs for possible exhibition matches.
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Municipe Golf Links
Brackenridge Park
William Harrison Furlong
Ebattman
United States
Jock Hubebson
Jim Barnes
Walter Hagen
Texas
Jarboe
Batesi
San Antonio
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Seeliaar
Sonle
Sinn Fein Takes Over Government Claim Amid Irish Crisis
Irish crisis moves to King as Sinn Fein delegation led by Griffiths Collins and Gavan Duffy meets British reps in Downing Street to salvage peace talks. Churchill and Lloyd George among English negotiators. Dublin reports negotiations broken off and Sinn Fein ready to govern Ireland.
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London
Lloyd George
King George
Sinn Fein
Downing Street
Arthur Griffiths
Michael Collins
George Gavan Duffy
Childers
Loys George
Austen Chamberlain
Lord ‘Birkenhead
Winston Churchill
Deat Harding
Plooge
Ireland
Tmr
Todas Jty
Tollergan
Ohio
Downiogg Street
Dublin
Washengion
D.C
Clyde
Beals United Press
Lon Box
Michael Coilins
Irish Army
Peace Delezate
United Press Today
Sinp Fein
Ex Kaiser to Wed Widow of Officer in Berlin News
Berlin reports complex royal match making as former Kaiser Wilheim II plans to marry the widow of a fallen officer. The Zwanzarblatt notes the rumor tied to Danzig, Setr, and a wartime death, with today’s informants unable to confirm.
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Kaiser
Berlin
Ee-Rorner
Enjoin City Over Jitneys May Seek Stay and Test Case
Lawyers for jitney operators plan to ask the City Commission to delay enforcement of a recent jitney ordinance from December 13 to January amid a legal fight. They offer to present expert testimony free of charge to show the traction company can operate at 2-cent fares with profit, while the city weighs a repeal if investigations justify it.
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Vom
Rilation Boday
Tree Rocal
Stney
Traction Company
Diffey
City Commission Ct
Renn. Far
St. Mid -Co
San Anstoulo Public Service, Company
Pnd
Werg Pas
Ins
Babe Ruth Suspended and Fined for World Series Violation
Babe Ruth was suspended until May and fined for playing in the World Series after taking part in events during the series. Commissioner Kahn or Landis approved the action, with the suspension set for May 2, 1922, under National Commission rules and court orders.
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Babe Ruth
Chicago
Dre. Ge
Joitce Landis
Todas
Ruth
National. Commission
President would spend more than eight hundred million on army and navy
President Harding seeks a fiscal year 1923 defense of over 800 million dollars for Army and Navy. Budget Director Dawes proposes a national budget with defense costs about three times prewar levels. Congress faces a tense fight amid wartime reminiscences and calls for spending restraint.
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ARMY
U.S
Herbert W. Walker
Corresnondent
D. C
Harding
United States
Congress
United Ty
Naval
Arbuckle to Face Booze Charge Today in San Francisco
Francisco December reports star comedian Roscoe Arbuckle set to appear before federal officials at the St Francis Hotel to answer liquor violation charges linked to a party scene at a prior event. The case unfolds amid ongoing legal issues connected to Virginia Rappe and related sensational testimonies.
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Francisco
Rathee Arbuckle
Howe
Tovie
Hollywood
Witt
Heantlinl
Virginia Rapp
Feeral
Thoms F. Hayden
St. Francis Hotel
Wreck Disaster Kills Dozens on Philadelphia & Reading Line
A head on collision between two Philadelphia and Reading passenger trains near Bryn Athyn results in more than a dozen dead and many injured. A relief train carries medical staff as officials race to confirm figures amid continuing flames and collapsing cars.
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Philadelphia & Reading
Philadelphia
Philadelphia &Reading Railroad
Bryn: Athyn
Kig
Oetralie Norror
Tye
Heya
Arbyr-atation
Talsing
Clayton
Piaster
Southampton
Claxton
Reading Rallway
Patou
Lodax
Abington Pita
Helium filled ship sails over capital after long flight
Washington December 5 The helium filled airship C T arrived over Washington via Snowstorm today and after maneuvering over the city for a few minutes landed at the Navy air field at Angenetia. It left Hampton Ready Vic af 6230 Celock this morning and is said to be the fleet target airship to attempt a mission with non ingrammable helium.
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Washington
C-T
Navy
Angenetia
Hampton
Vic
Foch Plans to Worship and Honor Parade at Alamo Plaza
Foch plans to attend a Wednesday service at San Fernando Cathedral and participate in a two hour program, followed by a civilian authorities ceremony. The marshal Gray Mon of Christi and military officials will oversee a commemoration at the Alamo with speaking parts by Gen. DeSilekus and others. Formal arrival times and flower tributes are coordinated, with flowers requested around the Alamo quadrangle by 6:50 AM Wednesday.
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Foch
San Fernando Cathedral
Tormayex
Wet Puthte
Marahat
Pup
Ty Alam
Tepion
Anxi Naty
Elelt
Artshole
DeSilekus
Gount de
Xandell
Champer
Cormerce
Jenvers
Angeles
Maor
The
Alamo. Quadrangle
Fox Flowers
Empty Stocking Day Promotes Public School Giving
A San Ana public schools event marks a real banner day as students, guided by teachers and Miss Ver Toremiut Rhodes, join the Empty Stocking Fund drive. Jeremiah Shedex heads the effort with the support of Draughon’s News College faculty. Students will bring contributions to school for the needy children.
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Mr Stocking
San Anatolia
Jay al
Toremiut Rhodes
Miendeut
Public Instruction
Jeremiah Shedex
Eiwity
Mage of Schools
Af Draughon
Fusinews College
Crock
Joutines for the Jiemile Style Show Set for Saturday Evening
The Jiemile Style Show, directed by Mrs. Alloy B. Ayone, features a fashion display with children in a stage show. Decorator Martin Welgat will oversee staging at the Coste & Marx Company theater, with funds raised for Wayins shoe and undergarments for children. Tickets are handled by Mrs. Wi. Event dates and further details follow.
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Alloy B. Ayone
Wolff Marx
KC. Hall
Tata
Y Verman Reigal
Coste & Marx Conpany
Wilhrbare
Martin
Welgat
Don
Yar -Childrop
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Tokin
Hughes
Gary
Air
WRS
Timater
Ile Vent
Arbuckle
Norr
van Doe
Philadelphia & Seudine Raihway
Bryn Athyo
Goosyer
Weth
Tures
Draughon College
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