Miners at Argonaut Mine Face Grim Rescue
News from Jackson reports the 47 Argonaut miners remain trapped with dwindling hope as rescue crews press on. A Kennedy mine listening device aids efforts, 277 feet plus remain to reach the final obstacle, and Alejo Oropeza was injured in a muck slide. Will Rogers sends $500 for survivors and families, while Simon J. Labia donates $100 for relief.
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Argonaut
Jackson
Kennedy
Alieno Oropeza
Wil! Rogers
Simon J. Labia
Sacramento
Bandits Slug And Rob Two Victims In City Struck By Robbers
Two men were assaulted and robbed by bandits late Wednesday night. Lawrence Huff of Snohomish lost $5 after being forced to surrender cash and struck with a pistol butt. Alec Kuff of the Maynard hotel was robbed of $45 near Second Ave. 8th and Main and left in an alley. Police arrested H P Morrison 26 William McDonald 21 and Charles Moynihan 22 with William Russell 332 held as a witness.
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Lawrence Huff
Snohomish
Blanchard St
Third
Fourth Aves
Huff
Alec Kuff
Maynard Hotel
Second Ave
Main St
F. J. Phillips
E. J. Dell
H. P. Morrison
William McDonald
Charlies Moynihan
William Russell
Mahoney Loses Appeal and Eyes U S Supreme Court
Mahoney who was convicted of wife murder had a denied rehearing and may appeal to the United States Supreme Court, his attorney says. If the high court action fails, a hanging date will be set soon in Superior Court by Judge J T Ronald.
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State Supreme Court
James F. Mahoney
United States Supreme Court
Lee Johnston
Mahoney
High Court
J. T. Ronald
Nel Brookhart
Brookhart
Cummins
Iowa
United States
On Way to Meet His Wife, Hurt by Auto
E H Wyman of Elgin IL was injured when his car left the road south of Castle Rock yesterday. He was en route to join his wife and mother in law in Eugene Oregon and remained hospitalized today with serious injuries.
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Castle Rock
E. H. Wyman
Elgin
Wyman
Eugene
Ore
College Club Plans First Annual Judge Dinner
Washington federal court judges and state supreme court members will be honor guests at the College club dinner set for Saturday evening. The club aims to host a similar entertainment each year.
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Washington
Federal Court
Supreme Court
College Club
Captain Gordon Rogers Resigns from Battery A Guard
CAPT W GORDON ROGERS, two years commander of Battery A 146th field artillery in Seattle, resigns his guard post and will depart soon for Alaska. Capt Fred M Fuecker, adjutant of the First battalion, assigned to command the battery.
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W. Gordon Rogers
146Th Field Artillery
Seattle
Guard
Alaska
Fred M. Fuecker
Field Artillery Regiment
Defense of My Honor Ends in Fatal Encounter
The testimony recounts a years long entanglement with Hockbrunn and Wins. after repeated assaults and an inheritance dispute, the narrator fatally shot Hochbrunn in September 1921 in Seattle while defending herself. She then fled, later signed letters as Hochbrunn to divert rents and funds.
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Seattle
Hockbrunn
Los Angeles
Hock House
Mr. Hockbrunn
Altho
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Hochbrunn
Clark
20Th Ave
Hoehbrunn
California
La Follette Extends Lead in Wisconsin Races
As returns came in, Senator Robert M. La Follette led Willian Ganfield by about 200187 votes for the Republican U S Senate nomination with 2314 of 2531 precincts reporting. Governor Blaine also held a large edge over William Morgan for the Republican gubernatorial nomination with 315632 to 141759 votes and 2299 precincts reported.
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Milwaukee
Robert M. la Follette
Willan A. Ganfield
United States
la Follette
Ganfield
Blaine
William J. Morgan
Morgan
Mrs. Axtell Remains in Race Backed by Progressives
Bellingham labor groups reject William Short pleas to shift support from Frances C. Axtell to Col. George B. Lamping. C. K. Roaney, president of the Bellingham central labor council, says Axtell continues in the race with backing of the conference for progressive political action.
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Bellingham
William Short
State Federation of Labor
Frances C. Axtell
George B. Lamping
C. K. Roaney
Bellingham Central Labor Council
Axtell
Conference For Progressive
Campbell charged with abducting bride in Wallula case
In WALLA WALLA on September 7, William Campbell, 30, is charged with abducting Violet Burke, 17. The accusation stems from a complaint by her mother Mrs. Charles F. Leroux who says the couple eloped and the mother would have consented if Campbell had asked.
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Walla Walla
William .Campbell
Violete Burke
Mra
Charles F. Leroux
Laroux
Campbell
Report Valera Under Arrest
Unverified reports say Eamonn de Valera and Erskine Childers of the Irregulars may have been captured near Cork and wounded. Rebels reportedly seek a truce as the Free State government readies forces ahead of the Dail assembly while dismissing poisonous death rumors about Arthur Griffith.
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Dublin
Free State
Eamonn de Valera
Erskine Childers
de Valera
Childers
Cork
Shopmen meet Monday to ratify tentative rail agreements
Chicago reports show policy committees of striking shopmen called to meet Monday to ratify tentative agreements with eastern railroads. Journal says leaders discuss terms, with 90 delegates traveling to Chicago, while officials caution against publicizing details before a formal settlement.
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Chicago
John Scott
Pcession
Scott
Bert M. Jewell
Thi
Jewell
New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Northwestern
Burlington
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
British Prepare Defenses as Turkish Victory Threatens Constantinople
Field Marshal Lord Plumer to lead Constantinople defense as Mustafa Kemal threatens the port. Nine British ships arrive to deter a rumored Soviet water aid to the Turkish forces. Greek and Armenian refugees flood toward Smyrna amid a Turkish victory and a 400 officer 2,000 man corps captured.
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Constantinople
Great Britain
Lord Plumer
Mustapha Kemal
Constante
Soviet
Russia
Smyrna
Farrington
Germany
Plumer
Rne
Two Mexicans Assassinated in Nogales Officials Shot
Municipal Presidente Miguel and Stamp Tax Agent Rosarito Montanyo were killed in Nogales during a heated discussion with two strangers supporting rebel generals Carrasco and Murgula. The attackers escaped after the shooting as authorities blamed rebels in Sonora.
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Nogales
Miguel
Rosarito Montanyo
Sahuaripa
Sonora
Carrasco
Murgula
Fon
Flores
Sin
Japan Soviet Parley Halts Over Recognition Claim
The Chang Chun talks between Japanese and Soviet delegates stalled as Moscow was pressed to represent both the Soviet government and the China led Far Eastern republic. A disagreement over agenda led to a several day adjournment though a break up was not expected and resumption was anticipated.
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Tokyo
Chang Chun
Russia
Japan
China
Moscow
Far Eastern
Claim Injunction Infringes Rights
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers filed in the District of Columbia Supreme Court to restrain United States District Attorney Peyton Gordon from enforcing the Daugherty injunction. The petition argues the order infringes constitutional rights and seeks a injunction to stop government interference with using union funds to pay strike benefits.
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Washington
Sept. T
United States
Peyton Gordon
Daugherty
District of Columbia
Merger Violation Reported by FTC Heads to Senate
The Federal Trade Commission says the Midvale Republic Steel and Inland Steel merger violates the law and has filed a formal complaint against completion. The action mirrors the Bethlehem-Lackawanna case, which the commission also refused to sanction.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Midvale
Republic Steel and Iron and Inland Steel Companies
Senate
Bethlehem - Lackawanna
Labor leaders move toward peace talks amid strike
Advisers confirmed Johnston's claim that peace conferences are under way after several sensible conversations between strike leaders and multiple road representatives. A Baltimore meeting is hinted, with secrecy guarding terms as publicity could endanger the movement. Jewell and Willard are linked to possible sectional settlements, though skeptics doubt a purely local accord.
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Johnston
Baltimore
Chicago
Bert M. Jewell
Jewell
Washington
Nberal
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
Ousting Daugherty Sways Senators Over Impeachment Call
John J. Dowd of the Metropolitan strike committee wires Senator Borah urging impeachment of Attorney General Daugherty and Judge Wilkerson in the wake of the federal injunction on railway shopmen. Senator Tom Watson of Georgia supports impeachment but says no further moves are planned at present.
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New York
John J. Dowd
Borah
Daugherty
Wilkerson
Washington
John Dowd
Tom Watson
Georgia
Watson
Transportation Act Roundly Denounced in Iowa Senate Campaign
Des Moines Sept 7 Col S W Brookhart Republican candidate for U S senator denounces the transportation act for wasteful capitalization and high freight costs In a Star interview Brookhart argues the act guarantees 6 percent on fictitious capital while railroads benefited from a cheap bond market He faults wage cuts and dividends while rates stayed high and urges immediate repeal with a new law to prevent capitalized unearned increments from land.
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Des Moines
Iowa
W. Brookhart
United States
Cummina
Brookhart
Anel Brookhart
The
Star
Interstate Commerce Commission
Colo
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