Rebels seize arms amid Herrin unrest in Williamson county
Armed citizens clash with patrol guardsmen as Major General Milton J. Foreman moves to restore order in Herrin and Williamson county. Police chief Ford is reinstated while S Glenn Young flees with his family toward Washington. Deputies are rounded up and disarmament ordered amid ongoing coroner inquiry into Friday night killings.
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Hearin
Williamson County
Milton J
Senanc Ne Hie
Foreman
S. Glenn Young
Herrin
John Ford
Washington
Ford
Young
Marion
W. T. McGowan
Youngs
Alligan
Urbana
Illinois
A. T. Pace
Pace
Constale Cagle
Justice Hicks
Miners walkout threat eased as arrests aid inquiry
Sale arrests and aid to the Constable Cagle slaying inquiry curbed unrest before his arrival. A threat that 4,000 to 6,000 miners would walk out was quelled as Tote t the Workers' organizer was released from jail and every Klansman ejected from the union.
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Cagle
Tote T
Wage talks loom as miners and operators clash in Florida
In Jacksonville on February 12 the central competitive district met on wage demands. The United Mine Workers pressed for a minimum scale and a four year contract, while operators signaled opposition and discussed district by district settlements. A six hour day was not proposed. Lincoln indicted for murder in Aurora, Kane county. Three indictments include murder charges for Warren J. Lincoln over the death of his wife and brother in law, with severed heads found in cement.
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Jacksonville
Fla
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Lincoln
Aurora
Warren J. Lincoln
Kane County
Lina
Brian Shoup
Mrs Edith Wood Dies in Columbus
Miss Edna Wood formerly of Elyria but long resident of Columbus died yesterday. The remains will arrive in this city tonight and funeral services will be conducted from Jenkins Funeral Home 335 Second Street at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday.
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Edna Wood
Iormeil
Elyria
Columbus
Jenkins Feneral
Second Street
Cleveland man released after posting bail in police court case
Yesterday afternoon Jim Ham ho of Cleveland was arrested for nonpayment of a police court fine of 1000 pounds, jailed, and later released after giving notice of appeal through his attorney and posting bail of 1100 dollars. Colonel William Joseph Simmons reportedly sold his Ku Klux Klan interest to Hiram W. Evans for 146 390 dollars in an official announcement this morning.
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Jim Hamho
Cleveland
Court of Appeals
Ed Adee Vande Mey Fou
William Joseph Simmons
Ku Klux Klan
Imperial
Hiram W. Evans
Simmons
Louise Lawson Murder Mystery Ties to Green Car Observer
Police probe into Louise Lawson death centers on a mysterious man in a green car and a blue book listing New York social clubs. A forged doctor with a crime record and a late wartime couple are connected by vague sightings, with Lt. Smith denying leads but confirming a March reunion.
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Louise
Louisa
New York
Tailore
Louise Lawson
Miss Lawson
Coughlan
Zinis
Broadway
Chorus
Times Square
Thomas Kane
Kane
Youngstown
Dezar Coughlin
Lawson
Evanston
Camp McArthur
Texas
Lieut
Speed Up State Claims In Ohio Workmen's Act
Columbus reports 753960 more claims disposed under the Ohio workmen's compensation act in 1923 than 1922. Filing to initial payment time reduced from four months to 25 days. Only 1221 claims remain pending. Griffis returns to Chicago after reception in New York. His family from Hamilton, Ohio, accompanies him. John Pike sustains a severe hand injury at Colson Company, taken to hospital.
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Columbus
Ohio Workmen’s Compensation Act
Prac
Witter
Wiiter
Griffis
New York
Corliss Hoeven Griffis
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Chicago
New York City
Hamilton
Ohio
John Pike
Cleveland Street
Colson Company
Elyria Man Invents Water Walking Shoes Showing Daedalus Flair
Elyria inventor Stevenson after eight years made a water walking device using sateen and cotton sewn into web like foot coverings. The three layer web extends beyond toes and is aimed to boost swim speed and keep the wearer from sinking past the armpits. Patent held with Charles Waldron. demonstrations in Elyria and Amherst. manufacturing in Ashland, Ohio.
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Stevenson
Elyria Barber
Charles Waldron
Waldron
Elyria
Amherst
Ashland
Ohio
Postal Headquarters in Washington D C Acknowledges Holiday Peak
The Post Office Department notes unparalleled post holiday activity with rising postal receipts and requests for more carriers and clerks. Under Postmaster General Harry New the service handles immense tasks amid strong national prosperity.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D. C
Washington
Post Office Department
Harry New
Indiana
Harding
Witnesses recount Dollings stock case impact on lives
Columbus Feb 12 Grace L Morgan widow of G O Morgan Jackson stock saleman for R L Collings Co Ohio testified that her husband hanged himself from remorse over a friend losing savings after he induced stock purchases. Witness aid described destruction of literature and records from the Dollings Company while others identified stock sale materials and dividend letters tied to two Dollings subsidiaries.
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Columbus
Grace Ll. Morgan
Jackson
G. OR. Morgan
Morgan
J. J Willliams
Jackson County
The
Dollings Company
A. W. Carnicon
Somerset
Dollings
Herbert W. Boal
Newport
Cleveland
Coolidge to Address Nation on Economy and Policy
President Coolidge prepares a nationwide speech covering taxation agriculture cost of living foreign affairs and naval oil leasing scandals. He aims to present six months of stewardship and signal future policy while speaking at the Waldorf and on radio before returning to the White House tomorrow morning.
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the Waldorf
Coolidge
White House
Washington
Restriction on Viewing the Japanese Emperor in Early Law
The article notes that prior to 1870 it was illegal and culturally forbidden for any subject to look at the emperor of Japan, reflecting strict court protocol and deference toward the sovereign.
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Japan
President to Speak at New York Event at 8 P M
Shortly before noon the president will arrive in New York after 4 p m and be driven to the Women’s National Republican Club on East 37th Street for a dinner visit and rest before his 8 p m speech in the main ballroom. Mrs Coolidge the postmaster general and Mrs Harry New and Rep and Mrs Snell of New York accompany him.
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New York
National Republican Club
East 37Th Street
Lhe Leuiuois
Coolidge
Harry New
Snell
President's train departs station amid credit offers
The entry lists names including Bascom Slemp Clark Boone and Secret Service operatives with newspaper correspondents as the president's train leaves Union Station at 11 20 am. An advertisement promises tire credit and calls for appointments with Whidden Smith next to Harry Smith.
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Hearn
Klan
Greenspring
Oak Ridge
Walton Ice Co
the Henshey Music Co
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
Edith Wood
Appeals Liquor
S. G. Stevenson
Manila
the Post Office Department
Elyria Hardware Co
Whidden & Smith
Harry Smit
Tae
Sweet Shop
Gertrudes
Climax
Arnold
Vanta
Derby
Silk and Wool Union
Children’s Apparel Shop
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