Shipboard engineers to return to work after agreement
Mobile officials said marine engineers were ready to resume duties under a Washington agreement reached by shipping board representatives and unions. The notice named G Suarez as business agent, with Davison and Keene involved in processing. Other marine workers may apply for positions as crews return, and several licensed men were expected in Mobile to fill openings.
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Mobile d
Shipping Rd
Es Davis
Washington
G. Suarez
Busiess
Lew Keene
Famo Davison
pPing Board
Ens
Lake Giltedge
Lake Dun
Shipping Board
New Orleans
Theffice
Orleans
Crescent Ly
Mobile
Loca
Notable Heist Wraps Up As Suspects Held in Chicago
June 14 Chicago police announce a $300,000 robbery on Dearborn Street is nearly solved. Bolanti a local grader, and “Big” Tophy a former legislator and Gas House Workers Union leader are in custody after $112,000 was found hidden at a relative’s home.
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Chicag
Bolanti
Department of Justice
Dearborn Street
Ekelle
Plan for Opening of Gravel Pit in Glendon Alabama
Highway engineer M L submits at city board meeting a feasible plan to operate Mobile County gravel pit at Glendon. With machinery loaned by the highway department gravel can be produced for 36 cents per ton. Proposal includes engaging in clay gravel bidding to contractors for Alabama road work under state highway authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Revenue and Road Towers
Glendon
Ala
Ope
Mobile
Engifer
To Highway Department
Alabama
State Highway Department
MOVE SHIPPING BOARD FLEET UP TO ISLAND
The idle Shipping Board fleet will be moved upriver to Twelve Mile with Mobile River at the rear to provide a safe harbor and allow regrouping by type. Tankers tied at Mobile will remain there for the time being as plans shift following a board decision. With the Lara due soon, about 40 idle government ships will be in harbor.
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Shipping Board
Mobile River
Elmo Davison
Mobile
Tampico
New Orleans
Lara
New Inspector for U S Service Here
Thomas W. Torrants, former federal Prohibition agent at Pensacola, arrives in Mobile to assume the post as local customs inspector, having recently accepted the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Thomas W. Torrants
Persacola
Mobi
Torrants
Closing exercises mark Spring Hill Jesuit college graduation
Visitors arrive for the Spring Hill Jesuit college closing ceremonies to be held Wednesday at 9 30 in the Battle House auditorium. Thirteen graduates receive diplomas and degrees with Rev Father J C Kearns giving the address.
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Spring Hill
Howard Mahorner
Matthias Mahorner
Rawdon Blankenstein
Natchez
Miss
Howard Mahomer
Mobile
Edward Murray
Charles Street
Laurel
Charles Wilford
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Henry A. Byrne
Edmund Castagnos
Donaldsonville
Henry Frautt
Sumner
Matthew J. Lawler
Tulminville
Ala
Matthias Mahomer, Jr
Frank McKenna Tyler
Texas
George Rodrigue
Paincourtville
Elmer L. Lions
la Place
Spring Hill High School
Father Kearns
Charles McKeown
Richard B. Walsh
Beridon
Joaquin Ian
Edward A. Sllein
Albert J
Joseph M. Druban
Charles F. Ferriday
Philip H. Gilbert, Jr
Daniel E. Hardie
Carl C. Hartwell
George L. Kaiser
Joseph M. Lester
Charlies F. Levert
Charles A. Marston
Hugh G. Mulherin
John H. McAtée
Charles W. Mclown
Felix A. McKinnon
Joseph C. Otto
Oliver
Provosty
Patrick H. Rice, Jr
Francis
Schmidt
Samuel O. Starke, Jr
Joseph P. Brown
Thomas B. Christian, Jr
Randolph Cos‘o
B. Gianotti
Joseph
Consoulin, Jr
Holt T. Harrison
Harley J. Jones
George J. Reynaud
Herbert J. Fitvers
Jewell S. Simmons
Augustus D. Toblin, Jr
Sidney V. Vega
Maunsell J
Parking Ban Proposed on North St Francis Street
An ordinance to prohibit automobile parking on the north side of St Francis Street between Conception and Joachim streets was introduced at the city commission meeting but deferred to the next session. Mayor Harry Pillans presided as Commissioner Crawford attended. The May health officer report showed 94 deaths and 115 births with 57 and 73 colored respectively. 43 infectious disease cases including 38 smallpox with 2 smallpox deaths, typhoid, diphtheria, and measles cases noted. Waterworks reported 19 740.98 in collections and 9 435.89 excess. monthly pumpage 323 166 600 and daily 10 424 699. Weights and measures inspector logged nine scales correct 18 scales weighed same 16 gasoline and eight oil pumps inspected correct 53 stores visited 165 packages reweighed correct 36 ice deliveries reweighed correct six complaints investigated eight coal loads reweighed with 12 collected in fees.
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City Commission
St. Francis Street
Conception
Joachim Streets
Harry Pillans
George E. Crawford
Florence Crittenden
Inspector of Weights Aeenna
Army Man Leads Minneapolis Vote In City Election
Col George E. Leach commander of the 151 field artillery Rainbow division leads Minneapolis mayoral race with about 6 000 votes over former socialist mayor Thomas Van Lear after preliminary returns from 180 of 273 precincts. Van Lear supporters say late counts may narrow the gap.
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Minneapolis
Minn
George E. Leach
151 Field Artillery
Thomas van Lear
van Lear
Leach Sasipana van
Leach
No definite proposal on riverfront transfer to state
The Gulf Mobile and Northern Railroad faced delays as the State Harbor Commission postponed a final decision on turning over its riverfront property to the state for terminal development. President I. B. Tigrett was urged to obtain a definite proposal from directors before the harbor board would act.
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I. B. Tigrett
Gulf, Mobile and Northern Railroad
State Harbor Commission
Mr. Tigrett
Harbor Board
Harbor Commission
Tigrett
Alabama
Congress
Fort Morgan
Nirance
Mobile
Alabama Dry Docks Company
Kelly Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company
H. K. Milner
Birmingham
Frank G. Blair
Tuscaloosa
W. C. Agee
Selma
Harry T. Hartwell
Sunday Excursions to Coast Resume From Mobile
The Louisville and Nashville railroad announces summer trips from Mobile to the Mississippi gulf coast. Bay St. Louis is the terminus with a $2 round trip fare. Schedule: depart Mobile 7:30 a.m. arrive Bay St. Louis 10:30 a.m. Return Bay St. Louis 5:30 a.m. arrive Mobile 8:30 p.m. Other routes include Irvington and St Elmo at $1.35 and Grand Bay to Fountainbleau at $1.65.
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Mobile
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Louisville and Nashville
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Irvington
St. Elmo
Grand Bay
Fountainbleau
Ocean Springs
Professor Young of Miami U Dismissed
Dr Archer Everett Young mathematics professor and dean of the Miami university junior college was dismissed by the board of directors after a student mass meeting urged his resignation. He was given leave of absence until the end of the current school year.
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Oxford, O
Archer Everett Young
Junior College
Miami University
Young
Miami
Board of Trustees
Dr. Young
Three Elements in Ship Strike Agree
Officials of the Shipping Board the Labor Department and the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association prepared to sign an accord ending a phase of the marine workers strike. The agreement cuts wages 16 percent and eliminates overtime until April 30 1922, with further talks urged for firemen cooks and radio operators.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Labor Department
Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association
Davis
Honduras Grants General Amnesty to Exiles
The Honduran government issued a general amnesty decree allowing exiles to return at any time with government protection guarantees, announced by the Honduran legation in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Honduras
Honduras Legation
Being Husband to Police Woman Not Simpliest of Lives
Birmingham report details the case of Mrs. Hernda Newsome, the city's only female officer, whose husband testified to assisting in an arrest of R. L. Payne and Joe Armstrong. The pair faced charges of disorderly conduct resisting an officer and driving while intoxicated after refusing to be arrested by a woman. The husband suffered injuries while aiding his wife and has since nursed bruises and cuts.
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Birmingham
Hernda Newsome
Newsome
R. L. Payne
Joe Armstrong
Death Penalty Urged For All Kidnappers
New York June 14. Frederick J. Sullivan assistant district attorney urged the death penalty for all convicted kidnappers nationwide citing the kidnapping and drowning of five year old Giuseppe Varotta. He seeks first degree murder indictments against five Sicilian black handers held on 100000 bail each and asked for cross city cooperation to suppress blackhand nests. The terrorism among Italians is high and many kidnapping cases go unreported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Frederick J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Giseppe Varotta
Varotta
Flag Day Program Set for Bienville Square Afternoon
Three D A R chapters, the American Legion and Boy Scouts join Fort Morgan soldiers and local citizens for a Flag Day event at 5 30 this afternoon in Bienville Square. A band concert national songs address by R V Taylor flag tribute by Captain Leon Schwarz and the Creed recital conclude a program expected to last about 90 minutes.
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American Legion
Boy Scouts
Fort Morgan
Bienville Square
R. V. Taylor
Leon Schwarz
Dunbar H. Ogden
United States of America
One Bandit Shot and Captured in Kansas City Shootout
In a noon street battle in Kansas City Missouri one bandit was killed and another captured in the business district. E A Prosser manager of the Chillicothe Missouri livestock exchange was struck by a stray bullet as hundreds of bystanders fled from office buildings during the lunch hour and bullets whizzed by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
E. A. Prosser
Chillicothe
Coal Association vows to oppose government probe
The American Wholesale Coal Association announced it will fight the Frelinghuysen bill aimed at forcing the coal industry to provide the government with production and cost statistics. The move was disclosed in Washington on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Wholesale Coal Association
Frelinghuysen
New lead in Kaber case as police seek unknown man
Cleveland police search for a man not named in the Kaber inquiry who may shed light on an alleged attempt to kill Daniel F. Kaber a year before his murder on July 18, 1919. A woman reportedly supplied details of Mrs. Kaber hiring an assassin and of Marian McArdle signaling when the coast was clear. Investigators also recovered silverware stolen the night of the murder, tied to Mrs. Kaber’s claim that finding the thief would reveal the killer.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Kaber
Daniel F. Kaber
Hat
Stanton
Indictment Narrowed in Cleveland Murder Case
The Cleveland murder mystery saw an indictment for theft of a first degree murder against Mrs Eminia Colavito a midwife once arrested in Sandusky. Also revealed were attempts to claim a 2500 dollar reward by killers who stabbed Kaber 24 times. Other defendants include Eva Catherine Kaber Mary Brickel and Marian McArdle.
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Cleveland
Eminia Colavito
Sandusky
Kaber
Eva Catherine Kaber
Mary Brickel
Marian McArdle
Mrs. Colavito
Senate's Peace Act vote leaves path to compromise unclear
Washington June 14 The senate faces an unsettled decision on whether to adopt the Porter peace resolution as a substitute for the Knox resolution. If rejected, a conference would be required, likely delaying a speedy accord. The Porter measure passed 305 to 61 with 49 Democrats and the Republicans voting yes. only one Republican opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Qu Nu
Congress
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Standard Cuts Oil Price at Wells
Pittsburgh June 14. The Joseph Seep agency Standard Oil buyers announce a price cut of 26 cents per barrel on the six top grades effective at 1 o’clock. New prices: Pennsylvania 2.75 Corning 1.65 Calell 1.56 Somerset heavy 1.25 Somerset light 1.55 Ragland 1. The Pennsylvania crude price today is the lowest since 1916.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Seep
Standard Oil Buyers
Pennsylvania
Corning
CaLell
Somerset Heavy
Somerset Light
Ragland
Lake City appeal seeks state aid after flood breaches
An urgent plea to Governor Shoup arrived from Lake City Colorado as floodwaters threaten destruction. Bridges and highways are washed out hindering communication, requiring state highway department assistance before outside contact can be made. Lake City lies in Hinsdale County in the southwest.
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Denver
Col
Shoup
Lake City
State Highway Department
Hinsdale County
Colorado
Six Die in Oklahoma Storm in Sayre Region
Six persons were reported dead as a cloudburst struck western Oklahoma. Rescue parties departed Sayre as floods receded and workers began assessing the stricken area. Local authorities said the loss of life was confirmed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Sayre
Okla
American Legion Names Successor to F. W. Galbraith
John G. Emory of Grand Rapids Mich was elected national commander of the American Legion by acclamation after Frederik W Galbraith died in an automobile accident in Indianapolis. Emory previously served as one of five national vice commanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
John G. Emory
Grand Rapids
Mich
American Legion
Legion
Frederik W. Galbraith
Georgia Claims Early Anaesthesia Pioneer Status
Athens June 14. Reports say Dr. Long of Georgia first used ether anesthesia for a surgical operation on March 30, 1842, four years before other records. A bronze memorial honors Dr. Long alongside a tribute to late Georgia football star von Gamon, with joint memorials by University of Virginia and Georgia.
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Athens
Long
von Gamon
Georgia
Virginia
Brisbane Park
University of Virginia
University of Georgia
Teachers Defend Bathing Habits At Morrisville
Morrisville Pa June 14. Teachers deny claims of poor bathing before school and declare they bathe regularly. They demand a public apology from Mrs Hugh Erwin vice president of the Child Welfare Association, while she stands firm. School directors seek to ignore the incident.
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Mowrisville
Morrisville
Hugh Erwin
Child Welfare Association
Erwin
Casey Jones to Face Murder Trial in Mississippi
Casey E. Jones, indicted by a Harrison County grand jury, will go to trial for the murder of Mrs. J. S. Mosely in Hattiesburg Mississippi. Mosely, shot in her home weeks earlier, died Friday after lingering in a paralytic state, as police accuse Jones. A mob attempted to seize him from the jail hospital but was thwarted by Methodist preacher G. S. Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattiesburg
Miss
Casey E. Jones
J. 5S
Mosely
Jones
Minority Good Road Report Forthcoming
Southern Democrats draft a minority report on the Townsend good roads bill. It would create a federal highway commission to supervise $100,000,000 in federal road funds apportioned among the states and outline interstate and intrastate spending divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Federal Highway Commission
Tim Murphy Linked to Dearborn Street Mail Robbery
Chicago police and postal inspectors disclosed that Timothy J Murphy a union leader and former official faced charges in a $350000 rail mail robbery at Dearborn Street. Investigators said bonds and cash valued at hundreds of thousands were found at a relative’s home and that Ralph Teter confessed receiving a portion of the loot.
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Chicago
Timothy J
Big Tim
Murphy
Gas House Workers
Leaner
Dearborn Street Railroad
Diggs
Ralph
Monet Railroad
Dearborn Street
Teter
Dearborn
Dees
Philman
Liberty
Mine Operators to Aid Investigation
Washington reports that Williamson County coal operators will aid the investigation of the miners strike. Harry Olmstead, chairman of the Williamson Opclation labor committee, said operators support the Johnson resolution and are in contact with Mine Workers of America officials regarding the push to block ongoing salts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tors
Williamson
Harry
Rtea
Tee
Johnson
Waslington
Olmetead
Man Convicted Killer Decker Sentenced to Life in Indiana
In Warsaw Indiana on June 14 Wis Decker convicted of murder Leroy Lovett will be sent to the state prison today to begin a life term. Circuit court overruled a motion and Decker told the court he would fulfill the sentence with no further remarks.
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Warsaw
Ind
Wis Decker
Leroy Lovett
Theddiana State Prison
Rouse
Royte
Decker
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S.H.C
Fred J. Sullivan
N. Y
Coal Association
U. S. Probe
Kaber Gase
Standard
John C.emory
Michigan
F. W. Galbraith
Doghong
Casey Jones
Minority Good Road Report
Investigatio
Virgil DE
Hayman
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