Foster, Radical Leader, Held in Chicago
The Department of Justice plans raids on I W W headquarters across western states amid strike disorder probes. Federal authorities gathered evidence to present to state prosecutors for actions in raids and arrests. Foster, a noted radical leader, is in custody as agents extend investigations. Public officials say cases hinge on activities in strike zones and will involve both federal and state cooperation.
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Department
Bureau of Investigation
Plana
Mile
Adlitind Dow
Uae
Doper’wient
of Justice
Ara Bong
Silens
Daugerty Reid
Daugherty
Americana
Collins killed on day he set for wedding
London reports Michael Selling had chosen August 22 as his marriage date to Miss Kitty Kornan but postponed it after the death of Arthur Griffith. The Evening News noted the change as the tragedy unfolded on the planned wedding day.
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London
Michael Selling
Kitty’ Kornan
Arthur Griffith
Evening News
Rail Bridge Burned Prompting Probe Near Elko Nevada
San Francisco August 24 reports partial destruction by fire of the Western Pacific bridge over the Humboldt river east of Elko Nevada. An immediate probe was ordered to determine the cause while traffic on the Western Pacific and Southern Pacific lines between Bill and Dodds continued under limited service for about 20 miles.
Government Disappointed Yet Hopeful In Labor Talks
Washington reports a deadlock in general settlement talks with New York officials noting negotiations between national representatives and party leaders as promising but uncertain. Officials cite the coal strike and other disputes, with hardline operators and railroad interests resisting broader peace terms.
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Geo. B. Holmes N. So
Washington
Horothroad
New York
Aitlha
Great Floods Sweep Korea and Tokyo Cause Widespread Damage
Reports from Tokyo and Korea describe massive floods as rivers overflow and cities face rising waters. Officials warn of serious casualties and widespread damage with thousands affected. Emergency teams and aid groups mobilize while residents seek safety and relief.
Teachers Meet at Antietam School
County teachers gather at Antietam School tomorrow at 8 o’clock for a morning session led by Miss Nettle A. Maoret. Topics include teaching methods and registration procedures. The meeting aims to progress unfinished business from Tuesday.
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Antietam School
Antietam
Welock
Missing Merchant Feared Absent as Debts Press Suit
Suits totaling several thousand dollars are filed against prominent Chenaville merchant Bnockenberger who has been missing since Tuesday August 16. The case, brought in Hagerstown Court House, involves debts from his store in Chewayille and related seizures. Lawyers for plaintiffs claim amounts of 614.60, 654.60, and 145.20 against Bnockenberger and associates. The disappearance complicates recovery as local authorities search for the missing trader and his business properties in Chowavitto and allied towns.
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Chewayille
W, Myers, & Co
Li. Hartle
Imperial Tee Cream Co
Bnockenberger
Har
Ho Brothers Atorg
Chowavitto
Clearapring
Hagerstown
Nallimors
Aavukonberger
Maryland
Haltimare
News Flashes From Around the World
August 24 dispatches report cabinet threats of resignation in Madrid amid an Anaueti crisis and Lisbon struggle. Guatemala proclaims martial law in Keven departments due to revolutionary activity. A gang shootout in Berewelt leaves one dead and others injured during attempted boxcar burglary. An American man is beaten and robbed in Katowice during anti-devaluation unrest. Berlin notes indicate tensions over an upcoming protest as hostilities loom. Herrin, Illinois, grand jury to probe mine violence following a labor dispute. Bandits capture Shan Chow, Wei Punan province, detaining two foreigners and abducting a family member. a treacherous act and robbery reported in the incident.
Signs Of Peace In Anthracite Coal Fields Break Up
In Philadelphia on August 24 signs of peace in the anthracite coal dispute have vanished. Operators have left the city while John Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of America, and Philip Murray remain but their group is breaking up. Thomas Kennedy of Hazelton also departed home as both sides show no willingness to reconvene.
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George W. Williams
N.S
Philadelphia
Johnn. Lewis
United Mine Workers of ‘Ardersea
Philip’ Murray
Thomas Kennedy
Hazelton
PENNSY MINE OWNERS BALK AT CHECKOFF
Aug 24 Pittsburgh report notes stalemate in coal contracts between mine owners and United Mine Workers. Operators refuse to honor last year's scale or sign a new agreement. District 2 talks yield a tentative accord. central Pennsylvania output roughly 30,090,000 tons resumes today.
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Pettsburgh
Pittsburgh Coat Producers Association
United ‘Ming Workers, Association
Action President
Pl‘, Tagan
District
Cleveland
Pennsylyavia
United Mine Workers
Tats
Britain to pay its debts to the United States, says Melton
Secretary Melton announced that Britain's debt to the United States totals 4.135 billion dollars and is an independent British American transaction not linked to reparations or debts Britain owes other nations. The statement frames the U.S. duty for Britain to liquidate the debt regardless of European finances.
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Uy International News
Washington
Great Britain
United
Melton
My. Melton
McHai
United States
Europe
Great Brillan
Senate debates cash bonus for ex soldiers described
Senate debates McCumber-Fordney bill with plan to pay 50 percent cash now and 50 percent in five years. Burgum argues for immediate payments tied to daily rates while supporters seek substitutes. Opponents label tactics camouflage as they push for broader compensation provisions amid partisan friction.
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Wewa
Washington
Senate
Burgum
New Mexico
Fila Subalinte
Shiek
Brersuse
Four Pay Fines In Police Court
Three men arrested downtown on charges of disorderly conduct paid fines after hearings. Edgar Green Carl Jones and J B Saylor were fined totaling 28 dollars. H S Middick paid 10 and costs for operating a mill wagon without proper permit on a vehicle.
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Itvente
Woraoleg
Sdgar Green
Carl Jones
J. B. Saylor
Middick
Pernilu
Charge roads endeavor to break unions
Spokesmen for the assisting shopwomen and other workers charged before the Senate orsign Motations committee that the breaking on of national seals was the real objectivn of the Bollony Wi to protect credits at alten, wi Yai.
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Washington
Senate
Bollony Wi
Alten
Secret Parleys In Progress With Willard Group
International News Service reports secret negotiations underway in New York between the mediation committee of five railroad brotherhoods and executives from about twenty railroads. Leaders, including B A Jewell, aim to settle the shopmen strike with a tentative Reparations Agreement while talks at Yale Club proceed.
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Hby
International Newns
New York
Five Brotherhoods
Brotherhoods
Jotomotive Engineers
Ons
Jewell
Woodstock
Brotherhood
Yale Club
Atelicera
Jawall Ter
Jwe
Yale
Daniel ‘Willard
Ehe
Baltimore
Big Barn Destroyed by Fire in Night Blaze
A large barn on the William Faith farm was destroyed by a fire believed started by someone who slept in the hay mow. The blaze, extinguished after spreading through the hay and corn, caused $3,000 to $4,000 in loss with all contents gone and possible sleeping occupants suggested by the smoldering ruins. Several hogs were in ruins and habitually kept in the barn.
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William Faith
Mam
Indians Lives and Habits Talk at First Baptist
An address on The Indians Their Lives and Habits will feature at a Ladies Auxiliary meeting of the Home Missionary Society tomorrow evening at o'clock in the First Baptist Church. The committee promises an interesting program and invites all to attend.
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First Baptist Church
Probe Into Coal Industry Under Way In Md
Washington August 24 The proposed government probe into the coal industry will start within a month. President Have ling aims to create a federal coal commission to study profits, production firms and price regulation. The plan seeks a commission report to Congress by January 1, 1920, with winter price implications.
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WM. K. Hutchinson
Yescrvational News Linit
Washington
Havéling
Winslow
Bago
Senata
Adera
Worl
Nish
Congresa
Ary
Kwan
Ube
Tatiana Pence
Chong Coud
Unclear OCR Summary of Pacific Terminal Incident
Fragmentary report describes a damaged terminal at Union Pacific with washout affecting locomotive use and energy concerns. Incomplete names and places render specifics uncertain.
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Internatinat Dewn Qrand Ibland
Neb
Trafic
Union Pachite Bailey
Oestonsl
Ila
Alminder
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Keven
Guatemala
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