Mob of 1000 Attacks Strike Breakers at Mine
In Marion Illinois on June 22 a mob of about a thousand strikers and sympathizers seized fifty strike breaking miners marching from a Southern Illinois Coal Company mine near Herrin. Two men were killed in a prior clash between strikers and guards. The mob planned to board trains with the prisoners and march toward Herrin as authorities attempted to control the scene.
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Uy Ainitea Prem
Marion
Ilinois Coal ‘Company
Herrin
Chatedy
Yesterfia
Wade faces charges in automobile deal case
Governor and Dr Wade confront alleged charges tied to a car deal with Liebowicz. Attorney General Armtlang will act as adviser to the Governor. Wade plans a formal denial as trial expectations rise and witness lists, bank books, and checks may be demanded.
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Baltimora Batore
Wade
Datuuel Liebowicz
Grice
Giles
Butnuiel K. Dennla
Wade White
General
Armatrang
Ag Advindt
Wate
Bugens
O'Donne
Wada
Dafenas
Liebe
Owita
O'Dunaghan
Htat
H. Aua- Ha Baughman
Automobile
Ward trial set for June 26 in first degree murder case
District Attorney Weeks said an indictment for first degree murder will be prepared in the Clarence Palers case. The trial date was tentatively set for June 26 as legal motions and counsel reviews proceed.
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WARD
Veena
WHITM
Plains
Weeks
West
Mowlay
Jane
Peady
Waltay
Clarence Palers
Steamer Wrecks Hackensack River Drawbridge
A steamer struck the drawbridge of the Hackensack River today near By' Velted Beran Jershy New Jersey sending it toppling into the water. Five men on the bridge were hurried to safety by police. Damages are estimated at 300000 dollars.
Settlement of Tacna Arica Question Stirs Officials
Fragmentary notes show discussions among government figures and diplomats about Tacna Arica settlement. Mentions Hughes Bae and Chilean relation, with references to residents and Baltimore graduates in unclear context.
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Bae
Hughes
Chile
Pera
Philippines Denied Full Independence by U S President
June 22 1921 President Harding refused to approve immediate and complete independence for the Philippines despite a delegate’s request at the White House. He expressed hope independence would be granted ultimately but said it is not yet appropriate. Also reports two men fined for a speeding incident near the city. Lambert and Shaw were each fined 14.46 dollars after a morning hearing before Justice Elinor.
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My United Pee
Awashington
Tien
Tay ‘Lambert
Charles
Shaw Wera
Elinor
Botés
Horrible Captivity of Foreign Women by Chinese Soldiers
Fragmented report describes foreign women, including missionaries, being subjected to brutal lashings by Chinese soldiers during the Boxer era. Observers claim thousands affected across provinces, with appeals to London foreign office for aid.
Leg Injury During Horse Shoeing Reported
A student named Hubert Porterfield at Sefton Medical College injured his leg while shoeing a horse on Virginia Avenue. He was placing a shoe when the horse jerked, causing a fracture. Birds are noted to be eating fruit elsewhere in the report.
Labor Defense Council Formed Amid Court Fees Debate
In Cincinnati Ohio the American Federation of Labor special committee recommends forming a labor defense council to counter labor fee lawsuits and protect judicial decisions. The plan supports a broader constitutional amendment program including child labor bans and a veto over Supreme Court rulings.
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Labor Defense Council
Walted Tran
Cincinnatty
Ohio National Guard
Aas
American Federation of Labor Convention
Spe
Cial
Organized Labor
Launchad
Amar. Arlelalve
Federation of Labor
Oma
Congress
Supreme Court
Wbonimente
Mareaw
Sherman
Tia Pero
Fined For Card Game At B and C
George Kuna and Murly were fined ten dollars each after arrest yesterday afternoon at a card game in the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad yard. Several other participants fled as officers approached. The men admitted the charge.
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George Kuna
Murly
Baltimore and Ohio
M Mullen May Enter The Race
Baltimore story notes that M Mullen may enter the race with backing from allies including former Congress member David J. Lewis and State Senator Norris, signaling a possible formal candidacy and coalition support.
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M’mullen
Baltimore
Explosion at Diamond Match Plant Shocks Akron Area
A major blast at the Diamond Match Company plant in Garbertown near Akron left one person fatally injured and three seriously burned. Emergency calls went out to local ambulance stations as investigators assessed the scene. Diamond Match, claimed to be the world’s largest producer, operates the Garbertown facility just outside Akron.
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United
Akron
Diamond Match Company
Garbertown
Mes Diamond Company Ia
Barborton
Father in Automobile Kills Young Son
A man identified as pred A Wiltor residing at Gaynim farm near Chay ershurg drove a vehicle causing the death of his young son. Police reported the fatal automobile incident occurred Sunday afternoon, with investigators collecting evidence at the scene and preparing official charges.
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A. Wiltor
Gaynim Farm
Orshurg
Coblant Declares Senate Candidacy Amid Rumors
A fragmentary report notes Coblant contemplating a United States Senate bid. The snippet mentions uncertainty about his candidacy and shows no confirmed statements or dates.
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Coblant
Prominent Enemy of Irish Extremists Shot in London
The field marshal Sir Henry Wilson was shot dead outside his Eaton Square home by two snipers. One attacker then killed himself by shooting, was wounded, and hospitalised. Police and Yard officials reported a possible rent plot against military leaders and Ulster sympathizers, with Wilson a key Allied figure on the Africa Supreme Council.
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Lonlon
Sir Henry Wilson
Eaton Square
Wilson
House of Commons
Henry
North Down
Beotland Yard
Sir Henry
Ulster
Sir Henry Wilkow
Great Britain
Afdea Supreme Council
Despita
Eaton’Squera
Union Heads Plan Strike Vote Canvass
Union leaders will confer before rail men vote on a strike and rail action. The plan for joint action would be made public only after the vote is counted.
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Chicago
George Loses In Grand Committee Defeat
Report notes George loses in a grand committee as Ry waited near the position. The article mentions an official statement signaling the government may review its stance after the defeat. The fragment references a specific political body and the timing of a possible government reassessment.
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George
Jonn
Officer and Drink-Crazed Man Fall From High Porch
A patrolman confronted a drink-crazed man at 233 Frederick Street around noon. They grappled for over half an hour, falling from a back porch fifteen feet to the ground with the officer on top. Hopwader was arrested after the fall. the assailant HC Bud was later captured, sustaining minor injuries.
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Frank Divine
Divine
Frederick Street
Houpt
Bonus Appeal Up Beyvore High Court For Final Decision
The Court of Appeals at Anapolia will hear the appeal of Harry Brawner of Roland Park seeking a writ of mandamus to force the Supervisory of Election to place the referendum reference on the fall ballot. The case arises from objections raised at the city court and involves allegations about eligibility and ballot placement.
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Beyvore High Court
Court of Appeals
Anapolia
Harry
Brawner
Roland Park
Pentis
Ageentury
Fudge Stula
Ant
Teawher
Petits
Witel
Employment bureau seeks help for county jobs
The Hagerstown employment bureau lists openings in private families and commercial work. It seeks two truck drivers two janitors two housekeepers laborers or other general help and asks interested persons to contact the court house desk for details and placement.
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Ike
Hagerstown
Commercia
Bureau
Tean
Cor
Har
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