Indictment In Herrin Massacre Prompts Deputy Search
Congress discussed the first man indicted in connection with the Herrin massacre as four special deputies searched Williamson County for the suspect. The grand jury returned the indictment for murder after the riot in which twenty two people were killed and sixteen injured. The indicted man is charged with shooting C. K. McDowell, superintendent of the strip mine of the Southern Illinois Coal Company, six miles southeast of Herrin.
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Marion
C. K. McDowell
Atrip
Southern Illinois Coal Company
Herrin
McDowell
Senate rejects McNary land reclamation and Simmons debt amendments
Washington reports republican leaders refuse to accept amendments to the soldiers bonus bill added by the senate. Lodge of Massachusetts defends treasury financing and asserts the bill’s cost would be spread over forty years. Brundage heralds indictments in the Illinois mine massacre as justice steps forward. President Harding expected to veto the bonus bill per treasury guidance citing foreign debt interest and a looming treasury deficit.
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Washington
House
Senate
Tower Chamber
Mellon
Treasury
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
éenbar‘Yass
Lodge
Uttle Court House
Brundage
Ug Far
Timois
Harding
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Offctals
Simmons
New England Schooner Calvin Austin Delayed Off Stratford
The Calvin Austin schooner of the New England Steamship Company carrying 400 passengers aboard a Boston to New York voyage was four miles east of Stratford Shoals and moving slowly under its own power. Separately, reports from Odessa via Berlin describe heavy fighting between revolutionists and red Russian troops in southern Russia with substantial loss of life.
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New Haven
Conn
Calvin Austin
New England Steamship Company
Boston
New York
Stratford Shoals
London
Russia
Odessa
Berlin
Girl Recovers After Using Lydia E. Pinkham Product
In Wauseon Ohio a mother reports her daughter suffered periodic back and leg pains preventing heavy work. After using Lydia E Pinkham remedies the daughter improved to be well and strong, according to a local testimonial from Mrs. Route No.2 Box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauseon
Ohio
Lydia E. Fee
Fickine
Woman Nurse Belintt hailed for aid after mine disaster
In Cumberland Vancouver Island Aug 31 a coal mine disaster killed nine, injured twelve and left three missing. The town praises Nurse Belintt the first woman in the province to assist the injured during the crisis.
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Cumberland
Vancouver Island
Here
Nurse Belintt
Mrs J Hempenius Dies at Amherst Home
Mrs J Hempenius 30 died at her Spring Street home after a illness of several months. She leaves a husband and two daughters aged seven and nine, parents, brothers and sisters. Funeral Saturday at two with Rev Neumeister. burial in Crown Hill Cemetery.
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Amherst
J. Hempenius
Spring Street
Neumeister
Miners in Pennsylvania Live on Borrowed Time
Washington reports that about 100 anthracite miners in Pennsylvania survive on borrowed time due to a five month strike by United Mine Workers. Officials say the industry typically sees 500 deaths and 2,000 injuries per year, with miners losing eyes arms or suffering internal injuries. At ten, Miriam Behaits has entered Detroit high school.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
United Mine Wworkers
John Ta Lewtz
Levis
Lewis
Arma
Miriam Behaits
Detroit
Edgewater man held in Bergen murder duel case
Charles Scullion brother of Mrs. Cline was arrested in Hackensack on a murder warrant. Prosecutors say Scullion aided in obtaining a pistol for a so called duel with Joan Bergin, the actress once linked to Mina Thornton, as trial details unfold.
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Edgewater
Cline
Bergin
Nias Alice Thornton
Clne
Miss Thornton
Hard
Mina Thornton
Bargin
Scullion
Moore
Ten More Dead in Taich Hots In Irish Civil War
Dublin August 31 heavy sniping shattered morning quiet as streets rang with bullets. Eamon de Valera reported seriously wounded as Irish irregulars face Free State troops in Limerick Cashel saw a full irregular column captured. Cork and south wards tense as front lines hold. ambushes rise. Prison incidents leave multiple dead. Laborites debate stance on provisional government and parliament calls.
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Dublin
Eamonn DeValera
Pear Cork
County Limerick
Boodshed
Marysborough
Curragh
Cashel
Cork
Bracker Sues Patrolman Over Jay Walking Arrest in Cleveland
Miss Gertrude Bracker 28 sues Patrolman Leroy Reade for 10000 damages alleging willful unlawful assault and battery and violent drag to the station in view of a crowd after a jay walking arrest in Cleveland. Akro suit filed against Dr John Thomas for 26000 alleging attack in his office. Detroit man reports loss of ten $10 checks from Grand River Bank branch.
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Cleveland
Gertrude Bracker
Jay
Hag
Leroy Reade
Akron
Jeannette Beck
John Thomas
L. G. Parrote
Detroit
Grand River Lawton Sranch Bank
French Army Plans Occupation Of Ruhr Pressured By Germany
Paris reports from L Intransigeant say the Inter Allied Reparations Commission rejects a Germany moratorium request. Berlin confirms cabinet opposition to French indemnity terms without changes. Unconfirmed despatches note French war and finance ministers weighing Ruhr occupation plans. Official confirmation pending at 10:30 am discussions.
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Paris
Ald
France
Inter Allied Reparations Commission
Germany
Berlin
Wirth
Herr Schroeder
Ave
Ruhr
Agence Radio
Inter-Allied
Irregular Open in New York Stocks and Grain Futures
Stock market opened irregular amid large supply from Chicago and Alton. Prices moved with brief gains and losses across steels and grains, with L S Steel up and Baldwin down. Wheat and corn futures showed mixed starts, while livestock markets in Cleveland reported receipts and modest price shifts for cattle calves sheep and hogs.
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New York
Chicago and Alton
Weferred
L. S Steel
Baldwin
California
Pete Rose
Pere
Cleveland
Victory for Hiram Johnsoe in California senatorial primary
Early returns from the precent election show Senator Hiram Johnsoe leading in the California senatorial race. His Republican challenger was Charles C. Core, with results still provisional as ballots are counted.
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Hiram Johnsoe
Charles C. Core
LaGrange Home-Coming Draws Countywide Turnout
About 250 people from across the county attended the LaGrange Home-Coming. A morning ball game pitted married men against single men with the married side winning. A noon picnic and dinner followed, with hot coffee served by local businessmen. The event featured a concert by the LaGrange Band and Paul Kolinski of Grafton. Several races awarded prizes and the Spencer team defeated LaGrange in a later game. The band then presented an 7:30 p.m. concert, ending with an old folks dance at the town hall. Traxler's Avon orchestra supplied music for the dance, drawing a full-capacity crowd.
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LaGrange
LaGrange Band
Paul Kolinski
Grafton
Spencer
Traxler
Avon
Judge Discusses Market Forces and Averages in Auto Trade
The judge notes lines of business vary by case and emphasizes that auto dealers sell better when clustered locally. He cites government statistician McCoy in Washington who uses averages to estimate national car counts with high accuracy. L. Jo Malik and WOD Tartar introduced as Kiwanis Club members by Senator Burke.
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McCoy
Statistical Department
Washington
Mt. L
State Briefs From Cincinnati to Akron
Cincinnati reports John Dawson 35 of Elmwood Place is in critical condition after a gas pocket ignited by a lighted candle. Raymond B Ward 28 was found dead at home with a farewell note and revolver in hand. Akron notes Tony Marcel 86 dying from a bite wound while Daisy Pitts 17 faces charges in a related case. Cleveland cites City Clerk ruling on petition sufficiency for a mayor recall referendum.
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Cincinnati
John Dawson
Elmwood Place
City Hospital
Dik
Artumunia
Raymond B Ward
Cleveland, Ave
Thomas
Kohler
Charles H Wubell
Akron
Tony Marcel
Sweet Heart
Pretty Daisy Pitts
Cusahoga F
Ojaloona
Nine Scarlet Fever Cases at Lorain County Orphanage
Aug 31 Oberlin Health Officer McIntosh reports nine scarlet fever cases at the Lorain County Children's Home in the last three weeks all mild. All patients are in detention hospital care. One town case Mira White improved after hospitalization. a planned Children's home picnic by the Oberlin Automobile Club was canceled due to outbreak.
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Operlin
Oficer McIntosh
Lorain County
Mira
WM. White
Mra. White
Oberlin Automobile Club
Akron Pastor Sues Over Libel Published Abroad
Rev Father Albinus Janugus of St Peters Lithuanian Catholic Church sues the Lithuanian Homan Catholic Alliance of America, a Pennsylvania incorporated group that publishes the Gar Kas newspaper. He claims two libelous articles in September 1921 harmed his good name and implied heresy and dereliction of duties.
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Akron
Albinus Janugus
St. Peters
Nbel
Lithuanian Homan Catholic Alliance of America
Pennsylvania
Gar- Sas
Association
Oberlin Woman on State Democratic Committee
Democratic women’s state central committee meeting to be held this afternoon at the Southern hotel in Columbus. Members include Mrs Walter Schaefer Dayton Miss Anca Johnson Springfield Mrs Verna Clark McArthur Mrs Luetta Peabody Oberlin Miss Margaret M Allen Canton and Mrs Phorse 3B.
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Columbus
Democratic Women‘’S
Tate
Southern Hotel
Walter Schaefer
Dayton
Anca
Johnson Springfisld
Verna Clark
McArthur
Luetta Peabody
Oberlin
Margaret M
Canton
Phorse
Waitress Rescues Girl and Aged Blind Man in Toledo Fire
Ada Reed a waitress saved her eight year old daughter from a home fire in Toledo by carrying her through flames. She then returned through smoke to rescue Thomas Conner a blind man in an upstairs apartment and carried him to the street.
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Toledo
Ada Reed
Thos. Conner
Conner
Former Mayor Oles Acquitted In Police Court
Acting as his own counsel George S Oles former mayor defended himself and was acquitted this afternoon in police court on a charge of blocking the sidewalk with produce at Fulton market on the Diamond.
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Youngstown
George S Oles
Fulton Market
Lorain Man Seeks Hearing On Speeding Charge In Jackson
Joe Knight of Lorain appears before Justice George to explain why he drove his car at 49 miles per hour. The hearing relates to a speeding charge following a traffic incident in Jackson California on an August Tuesday.
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Joe Knight
Lorain
Uardfan
Ighwass
O? Hall
Auto Serviere Compecs
Besore
George
Hiis
East Amherst Social Roundup and Market Bond Update
Social notes from East Amherst list residents visiting and hosting on Sundays with multiple households in Lorain Elyria Sandusky and Cleveland area. A Home Builders class party at Stone Church of Amherst is noted. Market update shows New York Liberty bonds opening with various 4 1 2 to 4 8 bids and prices around 100 1 4.
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East Amherst
Handke
Florem
Helen Stang
South Rilge
Runde Cleveland
Owrn Rasore
Alph Kramer
Lorain
Cook Home
Maynard Fisher
Sandusky
Sinergon
The
Midway
Wm Neuman
Phys Ray
Shinkey
Dan Eason
Elytia
Joe Smith
F. E Grim
Columbus
Cecil Logue
Richard
Elyria
Elme Dimick
Roy Smith
Veter Springer
John Wilhelm
David Mitchell
Birminghan
Stone Church of
Amherst
C. B. Schibley
Werner Zuch
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J Hempening
Taich
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Reparations Commission
York State
Chicago
American Locomotive
Anaconda
Atchison
Atlantic Gulf & W T
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel Prid
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chi Mit & St Paul
Crucible Steel
Erie
J. International Paper
Norfolk & Western
Northern Parific
Pittsburgh Coal
S Gan
Republic Tron & Steal
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studsbaker Alt
Texas Company
Union Pacific
Ind
Alcohons
U. & Steel
Wentinehouse
Willys-Overland
Ohnbon Victor
Toga
Hiram Johnsen
ASES
DEM
Bland
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Hopue
Ain Jackson
By Roland Foster
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