Hearing Postponed to Cement Strike Injunction
The federal court postponed the hearing on making the temporary injunction against striking shop workers permanent to Tuesday August 1. Costs totaling about 600 dollars must be deposited by each side, with Louisville & Nashville Railroad having already paid. Judge Robert T. Ervin presided as crowds filled the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Robert T. Ervin
Gordon Smith
R. L. Yuille
Ward J. Grove
R. E. Cunningam
Harry H. Smith
Three Arrested on Prohi Law Charge in Recorder Court
Three men faced Prohibition related charges in recorder's court. Henry Simmons was fined 100 dollars or 90 days after being found with five bottles of Canadian Club. Richard Gatewood requested a lawyer and was given until Tuesday with a large fine anticipated. Henry Ray’s case was postponed to September 1 on request of the arresting detective after a sale accusation near Monroe Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's Court
Henry Simmons
River Front
Moody
Warren
Simmons
Richard Gatewood
Gatewood
Henry Ray
Cliff Adams
Ray
Monroe Park
Runaway Birmingham Boys Detained Then Returned Home
Tom Anderson 19 Ralph Mills 17 Ed Streit 18 and Jim Ard 17 all Birmingham youths were arrested on riverfront orders of Chief P. J. O Shaughnessy. Relatives sought detention. Arraigned in recorder's court they were discharged and sent home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Anderson
Ralph Mills
Ed Streit
Jim Ard
Birmingham
Ben Burch
River Front
P. J. O'Shaughnessy
Recorder’s Court
Schedule of Intercity Games Across American Cities
A list of slated games in three regions with start times and conditions. Matches include Memphis at Nashville 3.30, New Orleans at Birmingham 2:15, Brooklyn at Chicago 3, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh 3:30, Boston at St. Louis 3:15, and Detroit at New York 3:00 among others with weather notes like clear or cloudy.
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Memphis
Nashville
New Orleans
Birmingham
Little Rock
Chattanooga
National
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Weather forecast for Atlantic and Gulf states and Ohio Valley
Weather summary reports fair to planned conditions across Western Florida Alabama and Mississippi with possible coastal thunder showers and near normal temperatures. The Week outlook: showers and thunderstorms in the South Atlantic East Gulf with near normal temps. West Gulf generally fair. Ohio Valley Tennessee cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms. no disturbance indicated in West Indies or Wear India.
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Washington
Florida
Alabama
Mississipi
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
West Indies
West Gulf States
Wear
India
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Candidates for County Board to Appear Before League
The Mobile County League of Women Voters will hear county board of revenue and road commission candidates Monday at 10 30 in the Pollock building. Each candidate gets five minutes, order by arrival. Only invitation is published. letters to candidates unavailable. A committee will review sheriff candidates for list acceptance.
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County Board of Revenue and Road Commission
Mobile County League of Women Voters
Pollock
League
Thomas Murray
Democratic Executive Committee
Alabama Public Service Commission
S. P. Gaillard
B. H. Cooper
Brandon
McDowell
Railroads Protest New Rate Schedule Contested by Lines
Railroads protested the tentative scale of rates set by the Public Service Commission as too low. Mobile & Ohio Railroad asked Rock Island to publish rates on rice from New Orleans, potentially enabling export and coastwise shipments. The Mobile Chamber of Commerce traffic department handled the matter with the lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Rock Island
New Orleans
Mobile
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Note Found At Hotel After Woman Takes Poison
Grace Schaffer of the Savage Hotel attempted iodine poisoning. A note read George I love you and have gone forever. Dr S F Hale treated her and she was taken to the hospital in a serious but potentially recoverable condition.
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George
Grace Schaffer
Savage Hotel
S. F. Hale
Auto Stalls and Curses Lead to Court Fine
Howard Mays, a negro chauffeur, faced disorderly conduct charges after his auto stalled before a street car on Royal Street near Madison. He paid $25 or fifteen days, with Mrs. J. T. Stewart as complainant and street car crew as witnesses. The court also docketed him for operating a motor vehicle without a state license.
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Royal Street
Madison
Howard Mays
Recorder's Court
J. T. Stewart
Mays
Dickens Demands Trial by Jury in Theft Case
J C Dickins a former guard in the Louisville and Nashville freight yards waived examination in recorder court on a tarpaulin theft from a Merchants Transfer truck with bond set at 240 dollars for circuit court. Special L N officers filed the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Dickins
Louisville and Nashville
Merchants Transfer Company
Recorder’s Court
Stone
Recorder's Court
Major Blake Resumes World Flight From Karachi
Major W. T. Blake the British aviator attempting a global flight resumed his journey today from Karachi after landing there last Tuesday a dispatch from China reports.
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Tondon
W. T. Blake
Karachi
China
Mobile man sought for Warrior river branch manager post
Business interests seek an interview with Theodore Brent, manager of the Mississippi Warrior system, to urge Captain Ed Pickley for the Warrior river branch manager job after H T DeBardeleben’s resignation. Pickley, formerly Mobile, met with supporters. Brent to confer with Washington officials and a Mobile delegation upon return.
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Mobile
Theodore Brent
Ed Pickley
Warrior River
Inland Waterway System
Captain Pickley
New Orleans
H. T. DeBardeleben
Brent
Washington
War Department
DeBardeleben
Pickley
T. Q. Ashburn
Inland Waterways
Warrior
Centenarian Will Plead Own Case
Cornelius Cole former United States senator from California who turns 100 next September 17 will act as his own attorney in a suit against the city of Los Angeles over storm water damage to his property. He asks for an early trial and the judge quipped about setting it for his second century on October 18 making him perhaps the first attorney over 100 to try a case in California courts.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Cornelius Cole
United State
California
Lo Angeles
Claimman Tries Selling Whiskey to Children at Point
Mose Hillman, described as a Negro, testified he attempted to sell whiskey to children at Magazine Point. Acting Judge G C Outlaw fined him 101 dollars plus 50 days hard labor for violating the prohibition law. Deputy Sheriff George Mills arrested him. Also docketed were John P Allen and Mrs Allen of Crichton on similar liquor possession charges, claiming the liquor was vinegar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Hillman
Magazine Point
G. C. Outlaw
Hillman
George Mills
John P. Allen
Crichton
Jordan
Orlando Invited To Form Cabinet In Rome
Former Premier Orlando meets with Don Luigi Sturzo to discuss Catholics in a new government. Orlando aims to veto ultra conservatives and secure Catholic support for the cabinet formation after the king invited him to form a new administration.
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Rome
Associated Press
Orlando
Don Luigi Sturzo
Italy
Catholic Party
Signor Orlando
Signor Sturzo
Father asks police to locate missing son Maurice Easterling
C C Easterling of 8 Caroline Avenue sought help from the police today to locate his 14 year old son Maurice Easterling who vanished from home on July 19. The father described the boy as well behaved with good home life and last seen wearing a dark suit a light cap and tan shoes. He is about 4 feet 10 inches tall with dark blue eyes and dark complexion.
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C. C. Easterling
Caroline Avenue
Maurice Easterling
Mr. Easterling
Easterling
Young Easterling
Natives of Gomera whistle their news
Washington reports that Gomera islanders in the Canaries use a whistling language to convey news over long distances. Consul F A Henry at Teneriffe says the signal system dates back hundreds of years and outpaces radio devices in speed for certain messages.
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Washington
Gomera
Canaries
Commerce Department
F. A. Henry
Teneriffe
Monkeys Wreck Cotton Field in Weevil Fight
In M alester Oklahoma a farmer attempted to use a cage of monkeys released by a gypsy band to combat boll weevil. The monkeys instead caused chaos, wrecking part of the cotton field and sparking a four hour escape drama as dogs barked and villagers watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Alester
Okla
Capper Sees Ford Victory in Muscle Shoals Battle
Senator Arthur Capper argues Ford will win the Muscle Shoals power and nitrate plants dispute. He notes a skirmish loss but says final victory rests with Ford and the people against fertilizer trusts and private water power interests. Capper defends Ford's sincerity and aims to serve farmers with cheap fertilizer and wartime power.
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Washington
Ford
Muscle Shoals
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Long Farm
Congress
Capper
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Penotopoli
Detroit
Daugherty Declares Steel Mergers Do Not Violate Law
Attorney General Daugherty testified before the Senate that the proposed Bethlehem and Lackawanna Steel merger and the Midvale Republic and Inland combinations would not breach the Sherman act the Clayton act or the Webb act. He declined to comment on potential violations of the federal trade act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Bethlehem and Lackawanna Steel
Midvale, Republic and Inland Companies
Daugherty
Senate
More Ships In Demand to Bring Coal to America
London reports rising need for ships to haul coal to the United States. Freight ranges eight to ten shillings per ton, with some owners seeking nine shillings sixpence. American boards resist higher rates, limiting U S shipping to seven shillings sixpence. East coast coal scarcity prompts July shipments and August orders at dealer rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
America
United Kingdom
Lioyd
American Shipping Board
Kingston to Tax Whiskey Exports Hit by Duty Increase
Kingston Jamaica July 22 customs statistics show a sharp rise in whiskey exports prompting the government to levy a $1.25 tax on each case exported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
Coal Strike Developments Prompt Plan to Test Ten Day Window
Washington outlines a ten day to two week testing period for Harding's plan with miners and operators. Hoover to seek an Atty Gen Daugherty opinion on legal aspects of priority orders and price maintenance for coal shipments. Scranton mayor Durkan says he will meet John L Lewis to push settlement efforts amid a Hazleton radical warning and state troop tensions.
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Washington
Pres. Harding
Sec
Hoover
Gen
Daugherty
Philadelphia
Great Britain
United States
John F. Durkan
Scranton
John L. Lewis
Hazleton
Pennsylvania
Indiana and Washington discuss coal strike mediation and pooling
Indiana miners and operators invited by Gov. McCray to a joint wage conference in Indianapolis to seek arbitration. In Washington a conference of coal operators will consider a government plan to pool coal districts and distribute cars, with cooperation from the Justice Department and key agencies to curb profiteering and fix prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Washington
Hoover
Department of Justice
Garfield
Laugherty
World Wheat Crop Shows Small Rise in 1922
The Department of Agriculture reports estimated 1922 wheat production for included countries at about 2.753 billion bushels, up from 1921’s 2.725 billion. Russia is not included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Russia
Two Held After Floater Found in Georgia River
In Columbus Georgia on July 22 two men Will Saint and Ed Williams were held for investigation into the death of Robert Jackson whose body was found in the Chattahoochee River near Bibb City last Monday. Police say Jackson died after a gambling game on an island in the river. Both men deny involvement.
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Columbus
Will Saint
Ed. Williame
Robert Jackson
Chattahooche River
Bibb City
Jackson
Saint
Williams
Young Policeman Shot in Brooklyn Burglary Battle
Arthur Loewe a 26 year old policeman and former World War aviator was shot four times and seriously wounded in a single handed pistol battle with four burglars in Brooklyn. Blood trails suggest he wounded at least three of the robbers.
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New York
Arthur Loewe
Brooklyn
Loewe
Wreck Near Logan Kills Seven on Frisco Line
Seven killed and over 40 injured in a head on collision near Logan Missouri between the Meteor Express and the Special on the Frisco main line. Engines demolished and track wrecked. Bodies not yet recovered. relief and wrecking crews dispatched.
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Springfield
Logan
St. Louis
San Francisco
H. H. Rine
Ees
Ara Oak Mo
T. A. Hamilton
Frisco
H. L. Worman
Motive Power
Sun Yat-Sen Forces Short of Ammunition at Shiuchow
Reports from Shiuchow say Sun Yat-Sen's forces in northern Kwangting lack ammunition as Chen Chiung-Ming sends reinforcements daily. Casualties in the past three days exceed 2,000, with heavier Sun losses. Chen reportedly travels from Wal Chow toward Shiuchow. Sun asserts he will be re established as president of the south within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
China
Associated Press
Sun Yat-Sen
Kwangting
Shiuchow
Chen Chiung- Ming
Sun
Chen Chiung-Ming
Chen
Walchow
South China
Phone Call May Present Murder Clue
Investigators traced a long distance call from Cheyenne Wells to Greeley and rumors of a sensational nature as police seek the abductors who dragged Irvin J. Hittie from his car and killed him. The call to the father claimed the son left by automobile for Texas after the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Col
Cheyenne Wells
Irvin J. Hittie
Texas
Girls Offer To Wear Bathing Suits in Court
Four chorus girls arrested in Chicago for violating the bathing suit ordinance faced lawyers who argued for more swimming freedom. Policewoman Mary Becker testified they did not enter the water, the defense withdrew, and the girls were fined 25 dollars each plus costs. Their offer to display themselves in court in bathing suits was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mary Becker
Lower rail car prices spur massive 1922 purchases
Chicago date July 22. Railroads bought 88,172 freight cars in the first half of 1922 versus 23,346 in all of 1921. 482 locomotives versus 239 in 1921. 1,232 passenger cars versus 246 in 1921. Orders then placed in early July for 141 locomotives, 9,475 freight cars and 11 passenger cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Railway Age
Rail Strike Tensions Prompt White House Talks
President Harding discusses the rail strike with the labor board chairmen and peers to obtain a full formation. Clerks union leaders and the Chicago and Northwestern general manager confer to avert a walkout affecting 7.3 station forces. Michigan Central maintenance workers win a deal to restore operations as of July 1. Missouri troops mobilize in Macon as militia deploys. W L McMenimen attends meetings with the labor board while Secretary of Labor Davis reviews the strike situation.
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Harding
Rroad Labor Board
Cago & Northwestern
Michigan Central Maint
Missouri
Entral
Macon
W. L. McMenimen
Rail Board
Mooseheart, Ill
Davis Fon
Rail strike tensions and union plans discussed in Washington
L. F. Loree of the Delaware and Hudson says Eastern roads may form company unions to handle new and remaining workers as labor disputes flare. Ben W. Hooper arrives to brief President Harding on rail labor issues amid a nationwide strike threat and coal crisis.
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New York
Eastern Roads
L. F. Loree
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Road
Lehigh Valley
Wiready
Delaware
Hit
Lackawanna
Lareecia
Stirking
Washington
Ben W. Hoo
Railway Labor For
Hooper
Harding Cated Hooper
White House
Rat Labor Board
Capitol
National Coal
British ships alleged to supply whiskey to U S
New York July 22 Fifteen British ships alleged to have supplied American rum and rum craft have been cited in an international brief filed with Secretary of State Hughes. John D Appleby York prohibition chief said the brief will be sent to Washington for consideration and possible action by British authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adm Ted
John D. Appleby
York Prohibition Offices
Secreiere
State
Hughes
Bulgaria Seeks Commission Action On Reparation Plan
Bulgaria awaits the reparations commission’s next move after rejecting the demand for a treaty. The accorded plan would place Bulgaria under commission control of finances taxes and revenue and delay repayments for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Jyply
Bulgaria
Mount Lassen Quiet for Twenty Years Says Scientist
In San Francisco on July 22 Dr Arthur Louis of the Carnegie Institute said Lassen the only active volcano in the United States and the central attraction of Lassen National Park in Northern California is not likely to erupt within the next twenty years. He spoke here yesterday.
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San Francisco
Lassen
United States
Lassen National Park
Norrn California
Arthur Louis
Carnegie Institute At
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