Five Thousand Marchers Head Toward West Virginia Mines
A National guard and federal troops move toward West Virginia as F ceney and Mooney urge miners in Boone County to abandon a planned march on Mingo. Units from Chillicothe and Columbus depart for coal fields while troops gather at Camp Sherman before the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Chillicothe
Ohio
Betty
Camp Sherman
West Virginia
Columbus, O
Colus
West Virnia
Campherman
Reliavic
Dail Eireann Rejects Government Peace Proposals
The Dail Eireann unanimously rejected the government peace proposals while keeping open the possibility of continued negotiations with England. The report notes Irish insistence on government by consent of the governed and outlines De Valera's reply and the legislative actions in Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dail Eireann
England
Ireland
Great Britain
Holland
Denmark
Germany
Belgium
Geraer
France
Portugal
Spain
Fireann
Eamon Devalera
Dublin
George
Bénan
Rescane
Dail
de Valera
America
London
Eamon de Valera
Fowever
Ova George
Minist the Peery
Sinn Fein
Davolerde
Mass march from Marmet toward Madison proceeds in protest
Five thousand or more men marching from Marmet to Mingo county in protest against Governor Morgan's martial law break camp near Bennie West Virginia and head for Peytona and Madison. Observers note no clear leader yet lines form, with vanguards moving early and expecting to reach Peytona by noon.
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Bennie
W. Va
Marmet
Mingo County
Morgan
Madison
Ley
Peytona
Indian Creek Valley
Indian Creek
Racine
Eviil
Marm
Kac
Mart Road
Federation Rejects Railroad Labor Board Over Time Rules
Chicago August 26 The Federation of Labor's railway employes department cites seven new overtime rules as unjustified and refuses to accept them A three day conference advises locals to remain at work while awaiting substitute rules and hints at war preparedness A O Wharton a labor member dissents from the majority ruling
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Rairoad Labor Board
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Railway Employes Department
Poeta Federation of Labor Jory
Tean
Murder Arrest Ties Italian Bride to Priest’s Death
Piedre Gunsman, arrested in Birmingham at Peoria police request, is charged with murdering his first wife in Peoria early last winter. The woman was found dead in a shack bed, her throat cut, after the couple quarreled and Gunsman disappeared. The marriage to Ruth Stephenson is said to have followed the killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Peoria
Ill
Piedro Gussman
Ruth Stephenson
James E. Coyle
Win R. Stephenson
Ee Peoria
Iils
Piedre Gunsman
Gussmann
Thursday's Games Scoreboard Highlights and Oddities
Coast baseball shows Seattle 3 Vernon 2 and Oakland 7 Portland 0 while Sacramento leads over Los Angeles. Washington 9 Detroit 1 and Chicago 13 Philadelphia 6 top Cleveland 15 New York 0. Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 1 and St Louis 4 Boston 3 with Brooklyn 3 Chicago 2 New York 5 Pittsburgh 2. Police report an armed confrontation outside Logan County. deputy notes a body of armed men in Madison last night after a fight involving Blan.
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Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Boston
National. Cincinnnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Charleston
W.va
Chaletin
iLera
Logan
Madison
United States Maintains Versailles Benefits via Separate Peace
Washington reports that the United States reaffirms its rights to all benefits under the Versailles framework through a separate treaty with Germany signed in Berlin. The accord disavows U S obligations for the League covenant, Shantung, or European realignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Europe
State Department
Ing Senate
Wilhelm
Germany
Erzberger Shot and Wounded in Berlin Ambush
Mathias Erzberger German vice premier and finance minister was shot and wounded outside a Berlin court after a libel suit hearing. The assailant Ottwig von Hirschfeld, 20, claimed Erzberger threatened the empire and was arrested. Erzberger had urged a 1917 peace without annexations and parliamentary reform.
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Mathias Erzberger
Criminal Court
Berlin
Karitelrteren
Oltwig von Hirschfield
von Hirschfield
Erzberger
Germany
Reichstag
Bethmann-Hollweg
Helfferich
Herr Erzberger
German Center Party
Prince Maximilian
Marshal Foch
Potsdam
Buttenhaus
Erznberger
Reicheide
Nter
League of Nations
National Assembly
Wuerttemberg
Lowell swimmer fails to cross English Channel
Henry Sullivan of Lowell Massachusetts failed to swim the English Channel. He began at Cape Gris-Nez near Calais and abandoned the attempt after fourteen hours ten minutes, reaching only the channel midpoint before giving up.
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Dover
Eng
Henry Sullivan
Lowell
Mass
English Channel
Cape Gris-Nez
Calais
New Air Mail Plane Makes Long Flight Test
From Mineola New York August 26 an air mail plane claimed to carry 32000 letters from New York to San Francisco in 30 hours began its test flight from Mineola to Chicago late yesterday and landed at Philadelphia two hours five minutes after takeoff. The craft is said to have twice the payload of older planes without higher operating costs.
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Mineola
N. Y
New York
San Francisco
Here
Chicago
Ballifonte
Japanese Need One More Victory in Davis Cup Match
Newport Aug 26 Japanese Davis Cup team needed one more win to set up a title defense against the United States at Forest Hills. Ichiro Kumagai and Zengo Shindo beat the Australians J B Mawkeegra and O Anderson in Pangiest matches and were slated to play Anderson and Clarence Todd in doubles. If they win tomorrow they become challengers regardless of the remaining singles.
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Newport
R. L
Ioasy
United State
Forest Hills
Ichira Kumeepae
Zengo Shinidzur
J. B Mawkeegra
O. Anderson
Oey
Anderson
Clarence ‘Todd
Fey
Villa seeks payment for his men in Durango
Francisco Villa asks the Mexican government to pay forty of his followers under the surrender agreement. He says none of the men have been paid for six months. General Enriquo Martinez conveyed the request to the war office. Secretary Estrada is said to have ordered payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Francisco Villa
Enriquo Martinez
Durango
War Office
Estrada
Villa
Los Angeles Chosen 1922 Rotary Convention City
The Los Angeles Rotary Club hosts the 1922 International Rotary convention with Argeles named as a convention site by the board after a strong invitation from William Stephens, president of the Los Angeles Rotary Club.
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Los Angeles
Rotary
Chicago, Ave
Argeles
International Rotary Clubs
Wagomile
Irectory
Wiliam Stephens
Rotary Chai
New York Lightweight Hanlon Training in Chicago for Denver Bout
Jimmy Hanlon of New York, a lightweight contender, trains in Chicago ahead of his twelve round Labor Day match with Heine Schuman in Denver. The bout is billed as a decisive showdown.
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Chicago
Jimmy Hanlon
New York
Heine Schuman
Denver
New Canadian Pacing Record Set by Romneyla Mare
Romala, a seven year old bay mare owned and driven by James Stewart of Ottawa, established a new Canadian pacing record of 2 03 on a half mile Chesterville track yesterday. The former record of 2 05 was held by The Eel a gray stallion.
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Ottawa
Romala
Chesterville
James Stewart
Eel
Gas Buggies Operate Cheaper by New Invention
Rome reports Engineer Sesti and the Italian government endorse a gas generating mix of alcohol and sulfur carbon to cut automobile fuel costs by about half. A special carburetor accompanies the fuel, with raw materials largely available in Italy. The exhaust is said to be less harmful.
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Rome
Sesti
Signor Sesti
Italy
New York Detectives Recover Stolen Securities
Detectives announce securities valued at 29600 stolen from Mc Donnel and company of San Francisco have been recovered in a New York bank and in a desk Griffen rented to speculate in stocks. In a police released confession Griffen said he netted about 3000 from the securities and used it for travel and entertainment.
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New York
McDonnel and Company of
San Francisco
Russell LaFayette Griffen
Regrat
Griffen
Lake City
Justice
Mall
City of Atlanta Goes Aground In Savannah Route
Fragment a report notes the City of Atlanta encountering trouble near Savannah with a freight vessel. Details are unclear from OCR, but the incident involves a ship grounding along the coastal route. No injuries or causes specified. Coastal port authorities respond to the event.
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Boston
Savannah
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