Daugherty Attacked at AFL Session by Green
Detroit October session of the American Federation of Labor opened with President William Green attacking former attorney general Harry M. Daugherty. Green asserted the jury could not prove his innocence, accusing Daugherty of backing injunctions against workers and opposing unions during the railroad shop strike. He cited actions against organized labor and the closed shop policy.
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Detroit
Harry M. Daugherty
American Federaion of Labor Convention
William Green
Daugherty
United States
Labor federation launches aggressive policy session
The American Federation of Labor met in Detroit on Oct 12 to push a bold agenda. Reports on Passaic textile strike Russian recognition company unions and shop plans strike injunctions dominated the program. A strong report backing Passaic strikers and a firm stance against Russian recognition were anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
American Federation of Labor
N. J
Plang
Usd
Passaic Stiikers
Stephen 3. Wise
New York
William Green
Sara Conboy
Green
Perport
Iahor
Vassouras Resort Devastated By Rio Cyclone Storm
A cyclone battered the mountain resort of Vassouras in Rio de Janeiro state. About twenty percent of houses were uninhabitable and many trees were uprooted. Several injuries reported but no deaths so far.
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Rio Janeiro
Vassouras
Nio Janeiro
Postpone Flight of Los Angeles to Dearborn
Lakehurst New Jersey October 12 The flight of the Navy dirigible Los Angeles to Ford Airport in Dearborn Michigan was postponed until tomorrow due to unfavorable weather conditions.
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Los Angeles
Lakehurst
N. J
Navy
Ford
Dearborn
Mich
Lawyers Make Final Fight for Scott
Springfield Illinois October action shows attorneys for Russel Scott presenting to the supreme court a writ of supercedeas in a bid to stay execution. Scott is slated for hanging in Chicago and a ruling is anticipated by tomorrow with a decision expected soon.
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Scott
Springfield
Russel Scott
Supreme Court
Chicago
Miss Geneva Chamberlain Dies After Operation
Miss Geneva Chamberlain daughter of Mr and Mrs George H Chamberlain 238 Ninth street died in Lake side hospital Cleveland after a major operation with complications She taught domestic science sewing at the local high school nineteen years with only six days absent She belonged to First Methodist church Elizabeth Stevens Missionary Society Womens Club and D A R Survived by parents grandmother brothers and sister Funeral at 298 Ninth Street Thursday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Edwin Kirby Burial at Ridgelawn
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Geneva Chamberlain
George H. Chamberlain
Ninth Street
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Miss Chamberlain
Mechanics Institute
Rochester
First Methodist Church
Elizabeth Stevens’ Missionary Soriwty
Womans’ Club
Daughters of the American Revolution
George S. Chamberlain
Harriet Hk, Chamberlain
Charles B
Detroit
George H. Jr
Toledo
William A
John M
Elyria
Robert H. Lorain
George Acker
Aliss Mina Minderse
Edwin Kirby
Ridgelawn
Deputy Taken To Ohio State Prison For Ten Year Term
Joe Bodner of this city was transported this morning by Deputy Sheriff Frank Smith to the Ohio State penitentiary to begin a ten year sentence on a ranchery charge. Bodner had requested the penitentiary term instead of Mansfield with potential parole eligibility, after pleading guilty before Judge Webber.
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Joe Bodner
Ohio State Penitentiary
Sherif Frank Smith Bodner
Mansfield
Senior Hly Ceb Plans For Season
The council of the Senior Hiv Clin met in the YMCA to discuss the coming year. Milton Champion of Oberlin will lead the prize class throw, the club to meet Wednesday night for a get together with old members. An invitation meeting is set for October 37. Jack Siekkinen, the boys work secretary, announced. Russell Van Oster is secretary. Tonight at 7 30 the Junior Win conell will plan winter activities under Howard Myers president. The Stamp Clinic meets Tuesdays and the younger Indians meet Mondays. Ping pong, billiards, checkers, and shuffleboard will begin this week as activities continue into the year.
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Milton Champion
Oberlin
Bors
Jack Siekkinen
bin Jaga
Mwi
Russell van Oster
Winconnell
Howard Myers
James Fisk
Chicago Gang War Rampage Kills Six and Wounds Lawyer
Chicago authorities race to stop a wave of gang violence as machine guns fire on a street near Holy Name Cathedral killing six, including Dean O'Banion's successor Hymie Weiss, and wounding lawyer William O'Brien. Federal, state, and local agencies launch multiple investigations into the massacre and its motives.
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Chicago
Cook
Devis& Lo Prrent
Stat Attorney
Tle
Earl ‘Hymie” Weiss
Gang Yeonner
Bat
San Francisco Gunmen Kill Three Wound Five in Carnival Rampage
Gunmen opened fire at a carnival area in San Francisco killing three men and wounding five others. Police locked down the city ordering all officers on duty and requisitioning National Guard rifles to trap the pair as they fled toward the waterfront after robbing several people and killing a night watchman.
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THO
San Francisco
Walter Swanson
Nicholas Postroviell
Louis Fernandez
John Duane
R. A. Hayden
C. W. Johnson
Hayden
Fred
Johnson
A. Anderson
Steve Walker
Darsey Henderson
Henderson
National Guard
Woman Sheriff Rise After Husband Slain in Line
TARANA QC Oct 12 Mrs Anna Rosler 62 becomes sheriff of Champaign county after appointment by the county Commission to finish her husband Jacob K Rosler 53 term who was killed by Harry Sprague 46 a former state Insane asylum inmate while attempting to arrest him on a complaint by Mrs Sprague who said her husband had threatened her Prosecutor Marion TD Owen has summoned the grand jury to meet tomorrow to probe the shooting.
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Tarana
Anna Rosler
Champaign County
County Commission
Jacob K. Rosler
Harry Sprague
Sprague
Marion TD. Owen
Village of Melzivar leveled by cyclone in Granada
Practically every house in Melzivar was leveled by yesterday's cyclone in Granada. There were no casualties, but the population remains shelterless as relief measures begin.
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Spain
Granada
Melzivar
Ohio Solon To Pay $2,700 In Boy's Death
Washington report says Rep. William T Fitzgerald of Ohio will settle a $2700 verdict over a February accident that killed 9 year old Charles Smith in front of the House office building. The boy's father had sought $20000. Fitzgerald agreed to pay the amount to avoid trial.
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Ohio
Solon
Boy
Washington
William T Fitzgerald
Charles Smith
Fitzgerald
New Cabinet Formed in Czecho-Slovakia With German Representation
Prague Oct 12 The Czecho Slovakian cabinet led by Jad Cerns has resigned. M Svehta now heads a new ministry that includes two German ministers marking the first cabinet representation for the German minority. Dr Edouard Benes remains foreign minister in the new cabinet.
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Prague
Jad Cerns
M. Svehta
Premirr
Czecho-Slovakia
Edouard Benes
Jury Disagrees in Daugherty Miller Case
New York reports a disbanded jury in the Daugherty Miller case, the trial likely to be repeated. Indictments stand as U.S. Attorney Buelor notes the case still active. defendants to possibly face a new trial after a month. Daugherty departs for Columbus eye treatment, Miller travels to Wilmington for family visit and American Legion event.
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Vnstead
Ka Ory R. Buelor
Dee
Buckner
Boraham Washington
Vaugherty
Maller
Horah
Daugherty
Miller
Lilaware
Trek
American Metal Company
Queen Marie of Roumania Leaves for Cherbourg aboard special train
Detected Queen Marie of Roumania and her suite leave G St. Lazare by noon for Cherbourg to catch the 8 S Treviathon to the United States. Prince Carol accompanies his mother and shows jovial mood before departure. Carol later says he would like to go to America, but remains at Neuilly with his secretary as the royal party moves on.
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Patus
Marta
Roumania
G St. Lazare
Cherbourg
United States
Roumanian Legation
Doumerzuv
Carol
Roy
Goodtae
Correspondment
Prince Carol
America
Neuilly
Plane crash at Roosevelt Field claims multiple lives
An improvised giant biplane owned by Markham and Hill from Vineland N J crashed during stunt flying at Roosevelt Field. The accident killed aviators Cher Mark ham Vineland N J GW Wiedemet Philardtet hia and Mrs War Weldemer witnessed the scene. The wing buckled as fire crews fought the blaze and the crash ended in tragedy.
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Adelphia
Cher Markham
Vineland
TOW Shelleras
Philadelphia
Masons and Templars Gather for Annual Grand Commandery Event
Meetings open with a welcome by Grand Commander and officers from Vestite region. Memorial services for the late Grand Eminent Charles TE Vow elo are set, with a business session planned and a dinner at West Rock Cruntry Center.
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Mansvield
Krights
Templar
Citomna Coloraes
Pactialiy
Samanders
Sfth
Woodoin Palmers
Akron
Act
Eogravid Cammandes
Henry Hoefir
Reneler
Aineange
Tooflpere
Waat Rook Cruntry
Charles TE Vowelo
Nenally
Templarum
Towers ten miles of 140 mile swim attempt ends early
On Oct 12 Mrs Chauntte Moore Schoom, a mother of two, tried to beat the Albans New York swimming record set by another mother, Mille Gade Nean. She started from Catskill and had covered about forty miles when conditions turned sunny after a cool morning.
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Chauntte Moore
New York
Anther
Mille Gade
Nean
Catskill
Schoemmer
Fireman Hurt In Crash Of Trains
In Columbus a fireman from Cincinnati named A R Weakley was injured when two Pennsylvania freight trains collided at a crossing in dense fog. Several freight cars caught fire but the flames were put out quickly. The lead train had paused for the crossing when the second train struck from behind, derailing and wrecking both locomotives.
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Columbus
A. R. Weakley
Cincinnati
Pennnsylvania
Cineinnati
Thao
Lorain Police Hunt Slayer After Ambush Killing
Lorain authorities push search for a slayer they claim killed Joseph Barhaiino, shot while rushing home to see his newborn child. Police say they have solved the murder and will reveal the suspect, who fled the city after the ambush.
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Lorain
Wah
Joseph Barhaiino
Aman
Barbatunus
State Welfare Conference Opens in Columbus Ohio
About ten thousand welfare workers and officials gathered in Columbus to open a four day state welfare conference. The program features more than 200 welfare addresses with speakers including Honrs president of a Cleveland organization and professors from Cleveland and Columbus. National authorities on prison welfare and adult dependents will also speak.
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Cincinnati
State Welfare Conference
Ohio
Oj. Honrs
Aregmnization
Cleveland
I de. J Slutz
Daston
Hath
A. H. Silfever
Mary
Halsinger
Columbus
Central Labor Union Elects Officers and Supports Bond Plan
The Elyria Central Labor Union met and elected Carl Schulte as president, J. Zimmer as vice president, and Jackson as recording secretary. They endorsed unanimously the bond issue for a proposed wage disposal plant, forecasting good attendance at future meetings.
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Elyria
Carl Schulte
Carpenter
J. Zimmer
Plumber
Jackson
Defmnite
Abso
Tewage
Jewel theft hits Grand Conde museum in Paris
The Samoan rose diamond pane of the Crown of France jewels was stolen from the Grand Conde museum as thieves entered through a windy chamber. They escaped with 7,500 pounds worth of jewels including daggers sabres gold watches and other pieces. The Samoan rose diamond is reported ruined.
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Paris
Get
Thieyves
Grand Conde Muscum
Landilio Chateau
Grands Cenide Museum
Stoono
Gleaners Gather for Two Day Bowling Green Convention
Hundreds of Gleaners arrive in Bowling Green for a two day convention starting tomorrow. National speakers include Ross Holoway president L L Richards superintendent Ralph Norrington division manager and Raymond Reutter secretary actuary from Detroit. Demonstrations and drills will feature exercises by archors from Portage Arresville Sugar Ridge Holland Harrison Manmes Franklin Monclova Ma Hinta and Paulding.
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Bowling Green
Ross 1
Holoway
LL. W. Richards
Ralph Norrington
Raymond Reutter
Detroit
Portage Arresville
Sugar Ridge
Holland
Harrison Manmes
Franklin Monclova Ma Hinta
Paulding
Chinese commandeered ships paralyze Yangtze shipping
Reports from Hankow say upper Yangtze shipping is paralyzed as Chinese commanders compel foreign vessels to transport Chinese troops. The Ting, an African vessel owned by West China Navigation, is seized and its officers forced to transport soldiers under General Chang to Shansi.
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Silangitat
Hankow
Yangtsze River
Ting
West China Navigation Company
Chang
Shansi
Muck Land Search Ordered in Isabel Zandarski Case
Deputy sheriffs in Ashtabula County under Sheriff Hannum were ordered to search muck lands at Orwell Ohio for Isabel Zandarski who vanished on September 22. New information suggested the child might have been murdered and buried in the desolate swamp. Sheriff plans to pursue a tip from Youngstown and resumes the probe after recent doubts about the investigation.
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Ashtabula
Ashtabula County
Hannum
Orwell
Isabel Zandarski
Trannum
Youngstown
Hig
Noted Criminal Lawyer Denies Offer to Defend Ohio Suspects
New York Oct 12 Man Steuer a famed criminal lawyer denied reports he was asked to defend Louis Mazer and Ben Rudner, indicted in Ohio for the murder of Don Mellett Mantan editor. Steuer said he declines cases outside New York and would not take the defense even as tact, noting he is emphatic a deny. He added the case would not affect his practice and that the trial for the antagonists is not set for early November.
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New York
Man Steuer
Louis Mazer
Ben Rudrer
Ohio
Don Mellett
Mantan
Mazer
Radner
Stover
New York State
Joner
Manton
Planes to attempt hop to Panama for 1802 mile flight
Navy PN-10 planes to make a second test flight on October 19 starting from Hampton Roads, Virginia, aiming to cover 1802 miles to Panama. The mission follows the death of Commander John Radger, and involves four officers and one enlisted man under Lt Commander HT Bartlett.
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WasisaroNn
Navy
Hampton Roads
Panama
John Radgera
Nave Bureau Arconautics
Lis
Philadelphi
Ba Dirge
Hawaii
Waiiar
Rod Peers
Bartlett
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Panester
Weiss
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Edward “Nigger
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Sam Peller
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Thomas W. Miller
Atten Customia
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Lorin Police
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