Deputies to Guard Rail Yards as Mail Movement Is Shielded
United States Marshal C C Gewin prepares to deputize ten men as special guards for railroad shops in Mobile and Whistler after Washington guidance. Applicants fill questionnaires. deputies may guard cars and interstate commerce, with a police unit also monitoring. A court freed R M Bowers on concealed weapons charges after testimony about self defense and threats. Further hearings set on other suspects as tensions flare over shop walkouts and anti-picketing broadly affect yard activity.
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United States
C. C. Gewin
City
Whistler
Washington
Ose
Mobile
U. S
R. M. Bowers
Bop South Claiborne Street
Berd
Royal and
St. Fransie
C. Hell
D. H. Edington
Bowers
Tyrell
R Son
Royal Street
Wers
Royal
St. Francis Streets
John Repoll
Repoll
Thetorney
Plainants
J. M. Psmith
K S City
Marcet
Smith
Arthur Roycroft
Charles
Fire rages in Greenwich Village warehouse killing two
Firefighters battled dense smoke as explosions shook a Greenwich Village warehouse. by noon two were dead, nearly 30 injured and three missing. The blaze drew vast apparatus, forced 200 families from homes, and damaged paper stock valued at $300,000 with papers from Star Publishing and New York Tribune stored inside.
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New York
Associated Press
Greenwich Village
Jane Street
Greenwich Avenue
12Th Street
Sth Avenue
Equ
Smoky Joe” Martin
Eir
Brooklyn
S&s
Hemian
Patrick Driscoll
Star Publishing Company
New York American
New York Tribune
Weather and schedules from a midweek game card
A fragmented listing shows upcoming matchups with venues and conditions: New Orleans at Nashville, Mobile at Chattanooga, Birmingham at Memphis, New York at St Louis, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Chicago, and Chicago at New York among others. Conditions vary from clear to cloudy with times around 2:15 to 3:15 UTC.
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Orleans
Nashville
Mobile
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Memphis
Little Rock
York
St. Louis
Threatening
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Gulf States Steel Rises At Opening
New York trading opened with cautious optimism as stocks rose. Gulf States Steel gained 1 1 2 points, Crucible Steel jumped 2 1 2 points, and American Can advanced 1 1 4 points. Rail shares moved up within narrow limits as foreign exchange stayed firm.
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Gulf States Steel
New York
Wall Street
Crucible
American Can
Baldwin
Mexican Petroleum
Cops and Candidates Baseball Game At Monroe Park
After three weeks of heavy training the Candidates and Coppers teams will play a 4 pm baseball game at Monroe Park as part of Mobile Police Relief Association day. The event caps a picnic and leads into the association’s grand ball with Officer Buss Bressingham directing activities.
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Monroe Park
Mobile Police Relief Association
Buss” Bressingham
Man Dies After 36 Hours With Broken Neck
Albert Wilson aged 43 died after 36 hours with a broken neck suffered from a fall from a garage on Alba street in Oakdale. He slipped while on a garage roof and struck his head. He was unconscious and transported to City Hospital where Dr. Dodson treated him. Wilson resided recently in Oakdale with relatives in Indiana listed as his home.
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Albert Wilson
Wilson
City Hospital
Alba Street
Oakdale
Dodson
Indiana
Grain Exports Benefit From New Mobile Route Rate
Grain products shipped to Mobile on a domestic rate and later exported will take the export rate under a provision by the Mobile and Ohio railroad effective July 15. The difference between the domestic and export rates will be refunded to the shipper, and the rule is said to save money for shippers on sizable shipments.
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Mobile
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Citronelle to Stage Barbecue Friday
Citronelle businesses declare a holiday for employees as citizens from the county are invited to a barbecue dinner in the city park. A double header features the Elks nine of Mobile and Vinegar Bend, with a flag-raising ceremony planned and a barbecue in the park.
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Citronelle
Elks' Nine
Mobile
Vinegar Bend
Touring Car Seized on Federal Order in Cochrane Case
A large touring car seized by federal officers amid the arrest of Walter Cochrane who pleaded guilty to violating the prohibition law yesterday in federal court. The vehicle is held for disposal instructions and a seizure report was sent to the Birmingham main office.
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Walter Cochrane
Birmingham
Weather summary for Gulf states and neighbors
Weather bulletin reports unsettled conditions across Northwest Florida Alabama and Mississippi with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Expect showers tonight and Wednesday with clouds and localized thunder activity.
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Washington
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
City adopts lighting ordinance for theaters and oil dumping curb
The Mobile city commission approves a nonelectric lighting ordinance for theaters to withstand power outages and imposes a $10 fine per offense. The panel also amends an oil dumping rule, postpones some street traffic measures, and orders paving projects with bids to follow.
Ten Indicted In Million Dollar Federal Frauds
A federal grand jury indicted ten men on charges of conspiracy to defraud the United States of more than 1 million dollars over government lumber sales after the war. Named defendants include John L. Phillips Georgia Republican state committeeman and associates, with the probe conducted under an inquiry funded by Congress and led by Attorney General Daugherty.
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Washington
United States
Federal Grand Jury
Transa
John L. Phillips
Georgia
John Stephens
Phillips
Ernest C. Morse
Charles S. Shotwell
George M. Chambers
Frank T. Sullivan
Roland Perry
Charles Phillips
Gus Ertzen
Mitchell Ki Touart
Congress
Atty
Daugherty
Attack Fears Rise After Cliftonville Mine Clash
Coroner begins an exhaustive inquest into the Cliftonville mine war in Brooke county where Sheriff H H Duvall and three miners died. Authorities fear a new attack as a state guard mounts a search with rain storms hindering efforts and hundreds detained with several hospitalized The incident followed a deadly clash at the Richland Coal Cliftonville mine earlier this week and a patrols sweep continues toward the Pennsylvania line.
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Wellsburg
W. Va
Cliftonville
Brooke County
H. H. Duvall
J. B. Walkinshaw
Associated Press
Clifton
Thomas Duval
H. H. Duval
Richland Coal Company
George L. Cardwell
Capital Police Hold Liquor and Arrest Traveler
Washington police arrested John Foley as he transferred four large trunks said to contain liquor from a Southern train to a New York bound train. Foley claimed to represent a nationwide liquor distributing syndicate with a million dollar capital. Trunks shipped from Savannah were seized and opened by police, revealing compartments capable of holding a quart each and protected against breakage.
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Washington
New York
John Foley
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hiquor Distributing
Foley
Savannah
Sale investigations loom for Old Hickory plant near Nashville
Nashville Tenn July 18 Investigation of the sale of the Old Hickory powder plant near Nashville to the Nashville Industrial Corporation will send several local businessmen to Washington. Six have been subpoenaed. three will face the U S grand jury and three a special investigative committee. Named are Thomas L. Herbert Jr secretary Paul M. Davis treasurer and W R Manier Jr attorney.
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Nashville Tenn
Here
Nashville Industrial Corporation
Washington
United States Grand Jury
Grand
Thomas L. Herbert, Jr
The
Industrial Corporation
Paul M. Davis
W. R. Manier, Jr
Court Closes for Funeral of Capt William Baxter
The probate court paused during the funeral hour for Captain William Baxter a Confederate veteran and 18 year custodian of the court record room. He was buried today at Union Church cemetery with Probate Judge Price Williams and court officials attending from his Baxter Avenue home. A delegation from Raphael Camp Confederate Veterans attended.
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William Baxter
Union Church Cemetery
Price Williams
Baxter Avenue
Chichester
Raphael Camp
Dr Krudop Pays $606 Narcotics Fine in Full
Dr H J Krudop pleaded guilty to violating the narcotic act and was fined $606. He appeared by July 17 and paid the amount in the afternoon.
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DR. Krudop
Uncle Sam
H. J. Krudop
Nashville Will Abide By Blue Sunday Program
Nashville plans to keep the blue Sunday rule for city pools. The city council is to follow a committee decision to withdraw a Sunday public bathing ordinance after a heated hearing led by indigent pastors and church groups. Bathing beaches outside Nashville will operate as usual on the Sabbath.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee Sunday Observance Center
St. Charles
Harding to Issue Coal and Rail Policy Communique Today
President Harding will issue a federal communique to governors outlining a coal and railroad strike policy. The Maintenance of Way union submitted its first wage hearing request to the railroad labor board, with a wage review pledge to avoid a strike. State troops moved into Waycross, Georgia after yesterday’s disturbances as shopmen talks stalled. BE Grable and JG Smock conferred with labor board members on further plans.
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Harding
Maintenance of Way Union
Railroad Labor Board
Waycross
BE. F. Grable
J. G. Smock
Federal troops to use tear gas in riots if strikes worsen
Washington reports plans to deploy tear gas as a principal weapon for federal troops if troops are sent to trouble centers amid rail and coal strikes. Officers say the gas causes no lasting harm and could reduce shootings. Raleigh dispatch notes North Carolina guardsmen moving to Wilson Durham Rockingham and Raleigh to deter possible disorders at railway shopmen strikes.
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Washington
Georgia Guard Ready to Move on Strike in Waycross
Brunswick reports three companies of the 12th Georgia infantry boarded a special A B A train for Waycross under orders from Governor Hardwick and General Walt Holt Nash to quell disturbances there. Major Pope of Dublin commands the three units, with remaining troops held at St Simons Island for quick deployment.
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Brunswick
12Th Georgia Infantry
Waycross
Hardwell
Walt Holt Nash
Pope
Dublin
St. Simoni's Island
Illinois 202nd artillery mobilized amid Bloomington strike
The 202nd artillery regiment of the Illinois National Guard was ordered mobilized in Chicago. Gov Small directed the adjutant general to issue the orders. While the exact mission was not announced, the move is linked to the Bloomington railroad strike situation.
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Chicago
202Nd
Illinois National Guard
Governor Small
Adjutant General
Bloomington
Peace Talks In Railway Strike Progress In Chicago
Peace negotiations in the railway strike were once more in focus as E. F. Grable, president, led talks in Chicago. The Associated Press reported developments amid the stalled labor dispute and ongoing mediation efforts.
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Chicago
Associated Press
E. F. Grable
Sinclair Cuts Crude Oil Prices In Territorial Markets
The Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company reduced crude oil price by 25 cents per barrel in Kansas and Oklahoma to 1.50. A prior week cut was noted. Price from the Headston district fell 26 cents to 75 cents per barrel in that territory. The moves follow Magnolia Petroleum price cuts in Cement Oklahoma and Corsicana Texas districts.
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New York
Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company
Theansas
Oklahoma Territory
Headston District
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Cement
Okla
Corsicana
Texaa
Idle ness blamed for Irish trouble
Dublin July 18 By the Associated Press Darrill Filgas former chairman of the committee that drafted the new Irish constitution told the Rotary Club that unemployment fuels the unrest He said over half the irregulars in the field might be idle if they had work and the government must create more employment to meet the crisis at the Four Courts and elsewhere.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Darrill Filgas
Rotary Club
Four Courts
Meridian Woman Is Held for Shooting
Mrs. H. W. Baker, 30, mother of three, was held in Meridian Mississippi pending investigation of the shooting of W. D. Bogan, a mail clerk, who remained in serious condition. Baker allegedly said she fired because he refused to retract remarks about her. Bogan is married with three children.
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Meridian
Miss
H. W. Baker
W. D. Bogan
Bogan
Lenine Reported Murdered In Soviet Russia
Stockholm dispatch said premier Vladimir Lenin was poisoned on a train en route to a Caucasian bathing resort and his body dumped into the Don river near Rostov. The report, from Dagbladet via a Riga Copenhagen chain, lacks official confirmation and cites a Third International aide as an accomplice.
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London
Associated Press
Exchange
Stockholm
Don
Rostov
Premier Lenine
The
Third Internationale
Lenine
Trotsky
Riga
Copenhagen
Moscow Soviet Chief Reports Lenine Health Improving
Leo Krameneff president of the Moscow soviet says Premier Lenine is improving and expected to be fully restored within a few weeks.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Leo Krameneff
Moscow Soviet
Lenine
Harrison Rites Planned To Be Held Wednesday
Funeral services for General George P. Harrison former commander of the United Confederate Veterans will be held Wednesday afternoon in Opelikea. He died yesterday after a three week illness. Born near Savannah Georgia on March 19 1841 Harrison joined the Confederate army at 18 rising to brigadier general by war’s end. He served in Congress from 1894 to 1897 and 12 years in the Alabama Senate. He led the Alabama State Bar Association as president in 1905 and 1906 and was grand master of Alabama Masons 1894 to 1896. He led the Confederate veterans from 1916 to 1920. Survivors include his widow and two children.
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Opelika
Ala
George P. Harrison
United Confederate Veterans
Harrison
Savannah
Congress
Alabama Senate
Alabama State Bar Association
Alabama Masons
Confederate Veterans
Aguinaldo Unlikely to Attend Vets Convention
Emilo Aguinaldo former Filipino revolutionary leader will likely miss the Spanish War Veterans convention in Los Angeles due to lack of funds. Officials say 650 000 pesos needed for Aguinaldo and staff costs has not been allocated and a fundraising effort is unlikely to meet the deadline.
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Manila
P. I
Associated Press
Emilo Aguinaldo
Los Angeles
Kely
Independence
United States
Aguinaldo
Diving Beauties Must Don Bathing Outfits
Nashville officials plan Sunday bathing restrictions after a public hearing. The city council will reverse its stance on legalizing swimming pools on the Sabbath and withdraw the ordinance following strong opposition from pastors and church groups.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee Sunday Observance Center
Church Cluba
Conferees Endorse GOP Progressive Senators Picks
The third German American national conference in Chicago on July 18 endorsed Beveridge Indiana Brookhardt Iowa Frazier North Dakota La Follette Wisconsin France Maryland and Reed Missouri for U S senators and urged war treaty revision troop withdrawal from Germany a referendum on war declaration and immediate return of beer and wine Ferdinand Walther of Cone is president and George Sylvester Vierick heads the resolutions committee.
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Chicago
Beveridge
Indiana
Brookhardt
Iowa
Frazier
North Dakota
la Follette
Wisconsin
France
Maryland
Reed
Missouri
United States
Germany
Ferdinand Walther
Cone
Organizatio
George Sylvester Vierick
Resolutions Committee
Dalrymple Denounces Klan Activities in 1922 Elections
Fort Worth July 18 Major A V Dalrymple former head of the central prohibition bureau says there is no issue except the Ku Klux Klan in the 1922 elections He spoke as a representative of the Citizens League of Liberty and attacked the Klan in a public address.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Ku Klux Klan
A. V. Dalrymple
Central Prohibition Bureau “of
United States
Klan
J. Dalrymple
Citizens’ League of Liberty
Morgan Raid veteran Major M. A. Spurr dies in Nashville
Nashville, Tenn July 18 Major M. A. Spurr age 78, insurance man and former banker and manufacturer who served with Gen John H. Morgan during the Civil War died at his home this morning after a career that included the Ohio raid and postwar ventures.
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Nashville
Tenn
M. A. Spurr
John H. Morgan
Ohio
Camp Chase
H. Young
St. al
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