Seamen Fined After IWW Strike Activity Near Port
Seamen linked to the IWW faced charges after a strike by Marine Transport Workers disrupted port activity. Police reported seamen picked up yesterday, with E Ulseth of Conti Street held for continued hearing. Leland and Carlson fought outside the English consul’s office. Leland fined 25 dollars or 25 days, Carlson 10 dollars or 10 days, Long discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pot
Warren Burch
E. Ulseth
Conti-street
Ulseth
Jack Courtney
Burch
Fred Leland
Carl Carlson
A. Long
Edington
First National Bank
Leland
Carlson
Long
B. B. Chamberlain
Secretary Opposes National Defense Department Air Service
Washington Sept. 23 The secretary urged maintenance of the navy air service in its present form before the presidents board. He opposed creating a separate national defense department and a naval air service corps, arguing unity of command and training must stay under the navy. The discussion covered tactical relations of air power to other military arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A.P
Navy
Air Service
Lee Wilbur
War Department
Wilbur
Department of National Defense
Naval Air Service
Marine Corps
Army
Navy Department
Gates
Isto
Tear
Partly Cloudy Weather Forecast for Mobile and Surrounding Area
The Mobile forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. A cooler air wave is moving toward the coast and may reduce temperatures later. Monday saw a high of 99 degrees and today is expected to be very warm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
New Engine For Josie Ferry To Undergo Overhaul
A new diesel engine costing about 15000 dollars will be installed on the steamer Josie, recently bought in New Orleans, to serve the Mobile Daphne ferry run. The Josie will be withdrawn from service today while overhaul proceeds and the New Daphne will cover the route. The Daphne has also been under repair in Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie
New Orleans
Mobile
Daphne
Barge Tuscaloosa To Leave Mobile For New Orleans Today
The self propelled barge Tuscaloosa will depart Mobile today for New Orleans after loading car loads of vinegar roofing and miscellaneous freight and 107 bales of cotton. The Scaloosa arrived Sunday from New Orleans and Mississippi river points with freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Mobile
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Funeral for Ceravalo Follows Bank Shortcut Allegation
The Birmingham bank clerk Anthony Ceravalo died by his own hand after a supposed $25,000 shortage surfaced. Officials clarified he was not connected to Birmingham Trust & Savings Bank, but to American Trust Company where the shortage was later repaid by friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
International News Service
Anthony Ceravalo
Ceravala
Birmingham Trust & Savings Bank
Ceravalo
Senators Favored In World Series Clash
New York on September 22 International News Service reports Miller Huggins manager of the New York Yankees named the Washington Senators to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates in the forthcoming World Series. He cites better pitching a stronger infield and more experience for Harris' club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International News Service
Miller_Huggins
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Huggins
Senators
Harris
Weather Update Central Mississippi Outlook
Partly cloudy conditions with possible showers in central and north tonight and Wednesday. Winds will be moderate from the south and southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Stock prices slip then rally as market opens in New York
Stocks opened with initial losses led by American Bosch Magneto Hudson Motors Pullman and Stewart Warner Speedometer. Support for rails appeared as favorable earnings loomed, with later declines seen in Mack Trucks California Packing Westinghouse Air Brake and United States Realty before a recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Bosch Magneto
Hudson Motors
Pullman
Stewart Warner
Mack Trucks
California Packing
Westinghouse Air Brake
United States Realty
Hupp
Norfolk & Western
Chesapeake & Ohio
Columbia Gas
Market Street Railway
Chandler
Air Reduction
Eviction of Families at Mine Housess in Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers oppose eviction of twenty eight families at Banning and the Pittsburgh area. Deputy sheriffs directed the evictions while the Coal Company offered relocation to another town and two trucks for transport. A. F. Flannagan urged Secretary Mellon to support wage contract preservation amid the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Aes
A.P
Ey Sangeet Ter
Coal Company
United Mine Workers
Banning
A. F. Flannagan
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Kansas Student Cleared On Check Charge Amid Settlement Talk
Lawrence Kansas September 22 The charge against Lee Derry an Arkansas University student for passing a worthless check for 25 dollars was dismissed by county officials on the understanding that Derry's father from Paragould Arkansas would cover the amount. Derry still faces burglary and larceny charges in the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity house robbery on September 10 involving 500 dollars in clothing and jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence, Kas
Lee Derry
Arkansas University
Derry
Paragould
Ark
Sigma Phi Epison
Stinson to Fly in Endurance Grind
Detroit September 22 Eddie Stinson pilot of the pathfinding plane that completed a Ford reliability tour announced he will attempt Monday to set a new endurance flight record. He and a second flier plan to stay aloft two days and two nights with in-air refueling at Ford airport Dearborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Eddie Stinson
Ford
Stinson
Dearborn
Mitchell to Attend American Legion Convention
Colonel William Mitchell of the army air service telegraphed he will attend the American Legion convention in Omaha next month if arrangements permit. Legion members expect the air service controversy sparked by his recent statements to be a leading issue at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebr
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
American Legion
Legion
Air Service
Mitchell
Middle Tennessee Press Association Guests at Nashville Rotary Breakfast
About 126 members representing 52 daily and weekly newspapers in the middle section of Tennessee attended a press breakfast hosted by the Nashville Rotary Club. The breakfast preceded a business session during their day in Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Middle Tennessee Press Association
Nashville Rotary Club
Rotary
Three Prisoners Escape From Indiana Reformatory
Three inmates slipped away from the Indiana reformatory near Pendleton late today, according to officials. State authorities initiated a search as staff reported the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Pendleton
Ind
A.P
Indiana Reformatory
Here
Registered Mail Stolen From Union Station
Thief entered through a window after removing a heavy screen in Toledo at Union Station. Valuable registered and first class mail disappeared from the registered mail room including a pouch, a hand package resembling a jeweler's box, a registered letter, and about twenty five first class letters. Postal workers note the room is typically unoccupied for about five minutes each morning when staff are outside loading and unloading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
A.P
United States
Union Station
Miner Shoots Sheriff and Chief in Toluca Siege
Joseph Sheranz a coal miner shot and killed Sheriff Orville Litchfield of Marshall County and Toluca Police Chief John Leonard. He barricaded a Toluca house, promised to kill intruders, and was surrounded in a farm house as tear bombs were readied to force his surrender. Both victims died from their wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Joseph Sheranz
Orville Litchfield
Marshall County
John Leonard
Toluca
Sheranz
Litchfield
Leonard
Dental Convention Opens in Louisville
The sixty seventh annual American Dental Association convention opens in Louisville Ky with hundreds of dentists and an expected ten thousand attendees for clinics and sessions through Friday Governor William J Fields and Mayor Huston Quinn welcomed the delegates and Dr Don Gallie Sr of Chicago responded Dr C N Johnson of Chicago presides registration is busy as talks on beauty health and dental hygiene, prevention of tooth loss and related health issues begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
A.P
American Dental Association
William J. Fields
Kentucky
Huston Quinn
Don Gallie
Chicago
C.N. Johnson
House of Delegates
Association
Paul R. Stillman
New York
William A. Jenkins
Doctors of Medicine and
Dental Surrow
Thomas B. Hartsell
Minneapolis
Husband Held in Death of Wife in Chicago
M C Jacobsen, linked to the disfigured body of wife found in Lake Michigan, was re-arrested after being seen near a restaurant following a fire. He had faced disorderly conduct charges by a waitress he employed, with trial postponed to October 1 as he mourns his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Jacobsen
Turkish Atrocities Again Reported In Middle East News
Loneson Sept 22 reports from Bagdad describe new deportations of Christians in the Goyan villages despite Turkish embassy denials. A column of deportees reached the Tahin mountains, including old men and children left behind by advancing troops. The British press alleges Moscow and oil interests pressure Turkey to take a firm Mosul stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loneson
Goyan
Bagdad
Tahin
Turkey
Moscow
Mosul
Convicts Killed in Kiel Prison Escape Attempt
London reports Kiel Prison in Holstein near the Baltic Sea saw twenty five convicts killed and eleven wounded as four hundred inmates tried to seize freedom. War troops aided officers and recovered all escapees. two wardens were among the injured in the battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kiel
Holstein
Baltic Sea
Warsaw
Kentucky ministers' salaries among lowest in nation
Henry M. Johnson of Louisville told the 39th annual Disciples of Christ of Kentucky convention in Lexington that Kentucky pastors average about 562 dollars per year, making them the lowest paid in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Kentucky
Henry M. Johnson
Louisville
Disciples of Christ of Kentucky
Tia Juana Resort Swept By Fire
A blaze began in the Ver non club in Tila Juana early today and rapidly consumed a block housing major resorts in the border town. Firefighters reported the water supply failed, allowing flames to engulf the San Francisco Cantina Tivoli bar San Diego bar Gonzalés bar Alhambra cafe Turf bar Log Cabin curio store and offices and several other buildings. Businessmen estimate losses near one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
A.P
Vernon Club
Tila Juana
Alo
San Francisco
Fiery Cross Affair in Germany Ends
Gotthard Strohhein former Lutheran minister and Knights founder left Germany for Warsaw after six days to depart the country and plans to return to America. Otto Strohhein father of Gotthard proved his German citizenship and was released. Police foresee no further immediate trouble from the Knights though technical charges may be pressed if the group resumes activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ca.p
Germany
Gotthard Strohhein
Knights
Warsaw
Polis
America
Otto Strohhein
Gotthard
Women spoil fun for 40 and 8 planning posters
Omaha residents faced a dispute as the 40 and 8 American Legion unit canceled plans to poster the city with semismade French wine posters. The national committee ruled the decorations would not be permitted, following objections from the local WCT A official and the prohibition director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
A.P
American Legion
C. McCampbell
Woman Keeps Two Babies in Prison in Ashland Case
Mrs Blanche Moore of Ashland was tried in Catlettsburg circuit court on an Aquor charge after appealing a Catlettsburg police court ruling. She received 30 days in jail and a $100 fine. She argued the two children must stay with her in jail. The appeal awaits Judge Woods ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Blanche Moore
Circuit Court of
Catlettsburg
Tere
Woods
Iams to Have U S Postal Dept Branch
Washington reports Postmaster General New plans a Miami branch of the post office to address on the spot postal problems amid Florida mail congestion due to heavy influx of people and extraordinary conditions in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sept
A.P
Florida
New
Post Office Department
Miami
Yankee Aviators Continue Fight Against Rebels
Morrocco reports detail American volunteers flying for Murat Yusef in Oubizan bombing Moorish rebels. The Sheriffian squadron has dropped nine tons of bombs, razed villages, and targeted rebels with machine guns. Leaders include Col. Charles Sweeney and Captains Sulvan Holden Mustane Cousins Bullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oubizan
Morocco
Unitedates
France
Murat- Yusef
United States
Sheriffian Squadron
Ouergha
Charles Sweeney
Sulvan
Holden
Mustane
Cousins
Bullen
Naulin
Gasoline War Low Prices At Omaha Filling Stations
Gasoline sold for 13.9 and 14 cents a gallon in Omaha as independents led by H M Michael and big dealers trimmed prices. Michael said he had reached bottom and announced plans for a farmers refining company backed by a refinery in Omaha or Oklahoma to build at least 106 filling stations in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
A.P
H. M. Michael
Standard Oil Company of Nebraska
Michael
Farmers Refining Company
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Odd Fellows Open Annual Convention in Portland
The sovereign grand lodge convention of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows opened with Grand Sire A. H. Thompson of Detroit urging admission to the order for races worldwide. The Netherlands Grand Lodge presented a request from men in the Dutch East Indies to join the fraternity. the convention runs until Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Sovereign
Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
A. H. Thompson
Detroit
Order of Races
Grand Lodge of the
Netherlands
Dutch East Indies
Big Brewers Unworried by Dry Law Change Talk
The United States Brewers Association says no current move toward modifying prohibition is planned. Wayne Wheeler and lawyers are seen as representing only themselves. A trustees meeting may see pressure from a faction led by Anheuser-Busch. Christian Felgenspan warns public support must drive any beer return, not brewer action. Small brewers push for action amid six years of strain. Stockholders seek administrative pressure for a congress change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Wayne B.wheeler
United States Brewers’ Association
Whevler
Brewers
Anti-Saloon League
Wheeler
Brewers’ ‘Association
Anheuser-Busch Company of
St. Louis
Christian Felgenspan
Newark
N. J
Hugh G. Fox
Brewers’ Association
Fox
Caillaux Denies Wireless Debt Policy Claim
French Finance Minister Joseph Caillaux dismissed wireless messages from the Paris claiming he and his colleagues would begin debt payments in 1926. He said no statement could be made until in communication with America’s debt commission. Caillaux and his mission were due to land in New York that night or the following morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cinternational
Paris
M. Caillaux
France
Amércan
Joseph Caillaux
Caillaux
Milledgeville Lynching Inquiry Begins After Nurse Slaying
An investigation opened in Milledgeville Georgia into the lynching of Willie Dixon who killed Amy Oxford a nurse at the state asylum. Superintendent Dr. R C Swint said he will present the case to Governor Walker upon his return from Cuba next week. Dixon was seized by 400 men from the asylum, bound gagged carried to a woods chained to a tree and beaten to death with a pick handle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Willie Dixon
Amy Oxford
Milledgeville Asylum
R. C. Swint
Walker
Cuba
Dixon
Miss Oxford
Druse Tribesmen Badly Defeated Near Souléda
Paris reports a heavy Druse attack on French forces at Messifrey near Souléda in the Syrian mandate. Druse troops suffer about 500 killed and 500 wounded while French casualties include one officer and 60 men. The French garrison at Soujeda has faced a month long siege amid ongoing Druse rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United _Press
Messifrey
Souléda
Foreign Office
Druse
Soujeda
Seige
Fre Foreign Office
Coolidge to Become Owner of Wallaby
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge to receive a Wallaby as a special gift for the White House. A.J. Newmax of Tasmania presents the animal in remembrance of the American fleet while Secretary Sanders discusses its acceptance and the zoo’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Wallaby
White House
Idge
Sanders
A.J. Newmax
Tasmania
Washington
Eligible list listed for Senators players
Washington on September 22 revealed the eligible roster for the World Series with eight pitchers, three catchers, six infielders, and three outfielders. Rookies among them include Anso Reuther, Zachary, Ballou, and Ru Catchers-Real. Infielders Judge, Aris, Peckinpaugh, Bt Scott and Myers. outfielders Rice, Anne Jeanes, Veach and Lefhold.
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Washington
Lizibl
Rollo
Anso Reuther
Zachary
Ballou
Real
Judge
Ris
Peckinpaugh
Scott and
Myers
Rice
Anne Jeanes
Veach
Lefhold
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FUTU
Kansas
Ciulen
Nding
Illinois
Sonvicts
Tia Juana Resort
IAMS
U. S. Postal Dept. Branch
Yankee Aviators
U. S
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