Test to Decide Paternity Case in South Bend
In South Bend Indiana a paternity test was proposed to determine the father of a child born to the wife of John P. Tiernan of Notre Dame University. Dr Hudicum of California was to perform a chemical analysis on samples from the baby and Tiernan. The preliminary hearing was postponed to September 14 by agreement of both sides.
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John P. Tiernan
Notre University
Hudicum
California
Poutin
Tiernan
Three Killed In Klan Raid In Sealy Texas
Three were killed and two seriously wounded in a family feud linked to the Ku Klux Klan in Sealy Texas. Dr Shaffner and his son Robert were among the dead. Ernest Shaffer was stabbed and in serious condition. Turner Bell was believed shot.
Will Defend Labor Editor In Memphis Case
Memphis labor activists rally to defend Cohen editor of Labor Review charged with press violations. The case centers on freedom of expression and the scope of protective press rights amid labor tensions in Tennessee. Public officials and union leaders stress the issue affects workers and the national press.
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Memphis
Sob Cohen
Labor Review
Cohen
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Labor
Mem- Trades and Labor Council
Skarin Starts Extradition Bid In California Murder Case
Wary of extradition, Clara Skarin waives papers while Douglas handles dispatch to Oakland. Key witnesses Mrs. Pierre Chedota and Mrs. Frank Gladwin testify Hochbrunn was slain by a stranger, not in self defense. Police pursue a suspect in California as motive points to robbery and a cold blooded killer who used a knife and left the body for two months.
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Oakland
Pierre Chedota
Frank Gladwin
Mochbrunn
Ferdinand Hochbrunan
Clara Skarin
Seat Ue
California
Hochbrunn
Hochdrunn
Altho
War on milk price fails in Seattle court ruling
Superior Judge Calvin Hall sustained a demurrer, finding no evidence that 11 cents a quart was extortionate or that defendants conspired to fix prices in Seattle. Deputy prosecutor planned new information. Beattle Milk Shippers' association head C B Scollard said the group cannot fix Seattle prices, noting the city uses 15 percent of supply and 265 producers in the association.
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Hall
Seattle
Ewing D. Colvin
C. B. Scollard
Beattle Milk Shippers’ Association
Scollard
Association
Woman Candidate for Congress to Visit Seattle
Mrs Minerva F E Troy democratic hopeful for Congress in the Second district will be in Seattle Wednesday night as guest of Mrs W L Stovel. A musician with a war record as a Red Cross nurse, she is the only woman member of the American Legion in Clallam County and has been touring towns in the district before leaving Thursday for Port Angeles.
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Seattle
W. L. Stovel
14Th Ave
Roy St
Troy
Port Angeles
Despair at Argonaut Mine Rescue Drags On
Despair grows among Jackson residents as the Argonaut and Kennedy mines face a clogged drift. Officials fear a week to clear the 353 foot tunnel and 24 hours to cut new rock if needed. Red Cross and state officials prepare for survivors or bodies as relief work continues. Italian consul general Fillettto plans to press for an investigation into the tragedy.
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Kennedy
W. N. Mullens
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Kennedy Mine
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Fillettt
San Francisco
Labor and Liberal Forces Ponder Candidate Withdrawal
A state labor conference debates unseating Miles Poindexter by backing the strongest candidate, with George Lamping refusing to withdraw. The effort centers on uniting labor and liberal voters to defeat Poindexter, amid tensions between Mrs. Axtell backers and the executive committees.
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Ganks
Miles Poindexter
George Lamping
Judge Griffiths
Organized Labor
Lamping
La Follette Wins Wisconsin Republican Primary for U S Senate
Robert M. La Follette won the Wisconsin Republican primary by a wide margin over William A. Ganfield and carried most state offices including a large lead for Gov. John J. Blaine. Ganfield slate mostly failed to unseat Blaine, while Democratic nominees faced doubt over sufficient votes statewide.
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Wis
Robert M. la Follette
United States
Republicans of
Wisconsin
William A. Ganfield
la Follette
Ganfield
John J. Blaine
Wiliam Morgan
A. C. MacHenry
Blaine
Morgan
McHenry
Mia
Jesse Jack Hooper
A. A. Bentley
Karl Mathe
Doolittle Sets Transcontinental Flight Record
Lieut. James H. Doolittle of the 90th Aero Squadron arrived in San Diego at 6 34 P M for a record breaking Atlantic to Pacific flight. He completed the trip in 21 hours 19 minutes after leaving Jacksonville Fla prior to a single refueling stop at Kelly Field Texas. Major Macauley previously held the best time at 25 hours.
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Cal
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
James H. Doolittle
90Th Aero Squadron
San Diego
Jacksonville
Fla
Major Macauley
Army Air Services
Doolittle
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Texas
Direct Bargaining Is Coming Declares Rea
Samuel Rea president of the Pennsylvania Railroad argues a coming era of better fortunes for railroads and utilities with direct bargaining between management and workers. He predicts motor trucks and air transport will support but not replace rail, and foresees electrification and improved road and terminal facilities to handle rising traffic.
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Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rea
Europe
N. EB. A. Service
Pennsylvania
United States
Arentz Leads Chandler in Nevada Senate Race
In Nevada's Republican primary Samuel Arentz led Charles Chandler by 82 votes with about one third of ballots counted. Democrat Key Pittman won renomination unopposed. decisive results expected late in the week.
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Carson City
Nev
Samuel
Arentz
Charles Chandler
United States Senate
Key Pittman
Anthracite union convention prepares to ratify peace pact
Wilkes Barre Pa Sept 6 700 delegates gather as John L Lewis UMW president says the tri district convention will ratify the agreement reached between operators and officials of the United Mine Workers in Philadelphia The union leader voices optimism as the convention awaits the scale committee report
Voters Seen Returning Yes in Agreement Vote
Lewis predicted the approval would be sweeping in favor of acceptance, noting confidence in the agreement’s terms. He did not specify dates or the involved parties but stressed the expected broad backing.
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