Government Will Not Enforce Injunction Hardly Ending Anticipated Strike
Edward W Pickard reports on labor tensions as railway shop crafts plan a Chicago meeting September 11 to challenge the injunction. Rail executives claim victory with 308000 shopmen at work, while the government signals no free speech infringement. Labor leaders mock the order, seek counter-injunctions, and fear a general strike, amid international diplomacy over Austria and Austria’s fate.
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B. M. Jewell
Chicago
Daugherty
Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
T. DeWitt Cuyler
Wilkerson
Gompers Down
United States
Miners Accept Terms as Anthracite Strike Ends
Negotiated settlement by Senators Pepper and Reed ends the am thracite strike. Old wage scale extended to August 1923, with a call for a separate anthracite coal commission and production terms to be agreed post extension. Senate passes administration coal distribution and price control bill by 40 to 7. Grand jury in Marion, Illinois indicts several in Herrin massacre probe.
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Pepper
Reed
Senate
Administration
Grand Jury
Marion
Herrin
Farrington
Dhe Winois
German industrialist Stinnes backs France reconstruction deal
Ugo Stinnes and Senator de Luber sac head a Franco German plan authorizing Germany to supply one billion dollars in reconstruction material and work for devastated French regions. Most labor to be used in Germany, with German woods firms earning six percent profit. German Socialists denounce it as self serving. Hermes seeks six month Belgian treasury guarantees amid cabinet and industry pushback.
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Ugo Stinnes
de Lubersac
Committée On
Germany
France
Stinnes
Dr. Hermes
Belgium
Brazil Celebrates Centennial as Hughes Arrives in Rio
Secretary of State Hughes and party reach Rio de Janeiro for Brazil independence centennial ceremonies in a palace. President reception places Hughes behind Vatican envoy Mgr Cherubini amid Vatican guards. The centennial exposition opens soon though not yet complete. Aviators who left New York for Brazil survived a wreck and continue toward Caribbean waters in a new plane.
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Hughes
Rio de Janeiro
Mgr
Cherubini
Vatican
Brasil
New York
Brazil
Sampaio Correia
Caribbean
Eminent American Dies: Rt Rev Samuel Fallows of Chicago
Rt Rev Samuel Fallows of Chicago, head of the Reformed Episcopal church, died last week. A Civil War veteran, he served as brevet brigadier general and then devoted his life to religious and educational work of high order.
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Samuel Fallows
Chicago
Reformed Episcopal Church
La Follette landslide in Wisconsin primary victory
Wisconsin Republicans renominate U S Senator Robert M La Follette by a landslide likely over 200 000 with Governor Blaine also winning by more than 150 000. Nelson loses in district as Peavey seizes defector politics. Democratic foe Jessie Hoover in Wisconsin faces La Follette. In Asia Minor Kemal Pasha near Smyrna and Greek morale collapses as Britain and France watch tense shifts.
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Wisconsin
United States
Robert M. la Follette
Bob
LaFollette
J. J. Blaine
Rev. W. A. Ganfield
la Follette
A. P. Nelson
Superior
H. H. Peavey
Nelson
Reece
Asia Minor
Kemal Pasha
Smyrna
Tricoupis
Athens
Constantine
Venizelos
Thrace
Terks
Kemallats
Dianne Great Britain
Dardanelles
Gak
Youthful Misfit Myth and Reform in Education
Henry Ford argues education should adapt to the individual, suggesting earlier schooling may hinder growth. He proposes free, later education and letting youths explore their bent, integrating work with learning to connect life and schooling, stressing industry as part of development rather than poverty.
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Henry Ford
Harvest Moon Near September Equinox Rises For Harvest
The term Harvest Moon refers to the full moon nearest the September 21 date. It rises on consecutive nights after sunset, aiding evening harvesting work with extra light.
Ten Years of Sussex Extension Work Celebrated
Ten years of successful extension work were celebrated August Sth by farmers and farm women in Sussex county New Jersey. Results reported to the U S Department of Agriculture include two lime crushing plants meeting local lime demand and widespread adoption of improved practices.
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Sussex County
New Jersey
United States Department of Agriculture
When She Grows Up And The Family Burden
A large city billboard shows a mother gazing at her infant's shoe with mother love fear and hope. A practical observer notes the image exposes worries about future expenses as children grow. The father of many kids mocks the notion while recalling rising costs of raising a family.
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Mother
Clay County Sun
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