I W W Barred In California As Coast State Injection
California’s war against the I W W intensifies as Superior Judge Charles O Busick issues a sweeping temporary injunction banning almost all I W W activities in the state. The order applies statewide against I W W and affiliated bodies including unions from Agricultural to Metal Workers and carries six months imprisonment for violations. The hearing on making the measure permanent is set for July 25. District Attorney J J Henderson led the action with AG A S Webb’s consent citing criminal syndicalism prosecutions clogging courts.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Charles O. Busick
Sacramento County
J. J. Lenderson
A. S. Webb
Henderson Argfs
Agricultural Workers’ Indus
Lumber Workers’ Union
Agricultural Workers’ Union
Marine Transport Industrial Union
Railroad Workers’ Union
Oil Workers’ Industrial Union
General Construction Workers’ Industrial Union
The
Metal Workers’ Industrial Union
Deposits at Highest Point in 30 313 Banks
United States banks report record totals on April 3 with 30 313 banks in operation. State banks hold 27 013 000 000 in deposits while national banks hold 17 036 000 000, and overall resources favor state banks by substantial margins.
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Denver
Colo
United States
R. N. Sims
New Orleans
National Association of Supervisors of State Banks
Sims
Immigrant Rich Russian Held At Angel Island
J Bretzel once noted as Russia's richest private individual and his mother in law Mrs Klaudine Koshine with 126 Russians are detained at Angel Island after July Russian quota was filled. Bretzel his wife and three children remain at the station awaiting Washington's decision on deportation. Telegrams were sent to former Ambassador Davenecis and Edgar Ricker in New York regarding the case. Bretzel claims to seek 40 000 for relief workers in Russia and cites a 3 000 000 franc claim against France.
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San Francisco
J. Bretzel
Russia
Klaudine Koshine
Russian Imperial State Bank
Bretzel
Koshine
Angel Island
Washington
David *Enecis
Edgar Ricker
New York
Shanghai
Sullies
Typhoid Fever Control Reported Low Death Rate
New York July 17 AP figures from Metropolitan Life Insurance Company show typhoid death rate in 1922 at 5.6 per 100000, the lowest on record. Data cover about one seventh of the US and Canada population, with 1911 rate at 22.8. The American Child Health association praises progress against typhoid and other diseases affecting children and mothers.
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New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance Ampany
United States
Canada
American Child Health Association
Utah Weather Forecast Says Generally Fair Tonight
Utah outlook calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. No significant precipitation expected and skies remain mostly clear across the region.
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Utah
Jewelry Heist Nets $10 000 in Los Angeles Hold Up
Two unmasked robbers halted a late night car party in the Wilshire district and grabbed jewelry valued at $10 000 from real estate operators Dave Trattner and L. L. Linfield and their wives.
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Los Angeles
Dave Trattner
L. L. Linfield
Wilshire
Faulty Valve Caused Wreck in Navy Balloon
A board of investigation found a faulty valve on the gas bag of the navy balloon from the Indianapolis race. The valve failed to close after opening, releasing gas and causing the craft to fall into Lake Erie. Lieutenants N B Null and L J Roth perished. the fabric at the valve mouth and over opening contributed to the accident.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Navy
N. B. Null
L. J. Roth
Indianapolis
Lake Erie
Naval Air Station
Null
Roth
Leviathan Returns Home From First Round Trip
The Leviathan sailed for home from its first round trip as a passenger vessel with 1,176 passengers 259 in first class 120 in second class and 700 in third class. Passengers included Albert D Lasker former chairman of the Shipping Board Senator Hiram Johnson of California and several Shipping Board officials.
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Southampton
Leviathan
Trin
Albert D. Lasker
United States Shipping Board
Hiram Johnson
California
Europe
Shipping Boards
Harding's Alaska Visit Bypasses Auto Trip For Train Return
President Harding, aboard the Alaska Railroad, rests in Fairbanks after 24 hours, shunning plans to travel by car along the Richardson highway to Chinita and Cordova. He praises Fairbanks industry, notes Mrs. Harding's fatigue from hospitality and long days, and honors local editor W. F. Pompson of the News Miner.
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Harding
Alaska
Mrs. Harding
Fairbanks
Chicago
Richardson
Chitina
Copper River
Northwestern
Cordova
Henderson
Tacoma
Wash
Seward
W. F. Pompson
Territory
Evidence Filed in Steel Case in Pittsburgh Payment Antitrust Fight
In Washington on July 17 the United States Steel corporation and its subsidiaries filed the distance of their defense. The final FTC hearing on steel price fixing is expected in early August. Auditors identified statistical data recorded in sessions across western cities.
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Washington
Pittsburgh
Federal Trade Commission
United States Steel Corporation
Commission
Steel Corporation
More Diversified Farming Sought at Wheat Conference
Wichita Kansas July 17 resolutions urging more diversified farming feeding of low grade wheat to hogs and ending the dumping of wheat on the market dominated the Southwest Wheat Producers conference. The group backed full use of the new intermediate farm credits law and a government agency to count annual wheat production per thresher. E E Frizzell of Larned was elected president and the conference plans annual meetings.
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Wichita
Kan
Southwest Wheat Producers’ Conference
E. E. Frizzell
Larned
Turkish Pact Nearing Signing at Lausanne in July
Lausanne July 17 AP The Turkish peace treaty is expected to be signed July 24 or 25 with allied and Turkish delegates at Lausanne as main signatories. The straits framework invites Russian Soviet participation and outlines Turkish concessions, troop evacuations, and oil field disputes amid American push for open door policy.
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Lausenne
Lausanne
Ismet Pasha
Grew
Mesopotamia
Turkish Petroleum Company
Mr. Grew
Europe
Chester
Turkey
Straits
Black Sea
Dardenelles
United States
Frazee to join Ruppert in New York American club deal
New York report says Warry Frazee will become owner of Red Sox shares sold by T. L. Huston to Colonel Jacob Ruppert. Terms of the sale to a Columbus syndicate include Frazee receiving 125000 annual payments until the 125000 final note and a 100000 yearly income for ten years.
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New York
Warry Frazee
Boston Red Sox
Jacob Ruppert
New York American
Frazee
T. L. Huston
Ruppert
Red Sox
Columbus
Ohio
France
Ruppert Denies Report on Red Sox Ownership Ties
Colonel Jacob Ruppert owner of the New York Yankees today denied newspaper claims that Frazee, who sold his majority Red Sox stake, would join Ruppert in owning the American League champions. The denial was issued from New York in July by AP.
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Charles W. Fowle
New York
The
Near East Relief
St. Xavier
Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankees
Er. Frazee
Boston Red
Riwpport
Colorado Floods Sweep Regions After Cloudbursts
Denver and nearby towns faced heavy rains and rising rivers as cloudbursts inundated Parker Florence Portland and surrounding areas. Cherry Creek and the Arkansas River surged, bridges failed, rail lines were washed out, and residents evacuated. One rancher was killed trying to save cattle.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Florence
Portland
Pueblo
Pikes Peak
Pandrado Springs
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Santa Fe
Palmer Lake
Kelker
Parker
Mervin
Sullivan
Franktown
Castlewood
Cherry Creek
Platte River
Frank Stevens
Santa Fe and
Rio Grande and Western
Pushed Through 1400 Miles of Fog
Aboard the steamship United States New York July 17 Heavy fog forced the vessel to push through 1400 miles of fog on its Atlantic crossing. Miss Farrah McKerreill Hartfield Isle of Man was excluded by immigration as the British quota was exhausted, claiming she only intended to visit a sister in Deadwood.
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New York
Atlantic
United States
Farrah McKerreill
Hartfield
Isle of Man
Deadwood
Magee Pardoned by New Mexico Governor After Libel and Contempt Convictions
Governor J F Hinkle granted pardons to CC Magee editor of the New Mexico State Tribune Albuquerque who was convicted of libel against Justice F W Parker and contempt of court in Las Vegas The pardons followed rulings that the libel indictment was improper and the contempt prosecutions were a persecution The editor and publishing company faced prison terms and fines with appeals filed. fines for the publishing company were remitted.
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Santa Fe
N. M
J. F. Hinkle
CC. C. Magee
New Mexico State Tribune
Albuquerque
Supreme Court
F. W. Parker
Las Vegas
D. J. Leahy
Magee
Hinkle
Parker
Bar
New Mexico
British Draft Nearly Ready for German Reparations Reply
Foreign Secretary Curzon drafted extra sections of Britain’s reply to Germany’s reparations note and plans to present the full draft and covering letter to the cabinet tomorrow. Copies will likely reach Washington by week’s end. The British draft excludes Italian or Belgian input and cites Germany’s passive resistance and the U.S. idea of an international assets audit body.
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London
Curzon
Washington
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Great Britain
France
Bochum Isolated After Bomb Throwing Incident
Duesseldorf reports Bochum cut off from Ruhr as bomb thrown from a street car stalls traffic and closes public venues. French authorities set July 25 deadline to identify culprits. Belgians arrest 48 to deter saboteurs on railways. arrests of locals at Weitmar parking station follow incident.
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Duesseldorf
Bochum
Ruhr
Gladbeck
Oberhaus
Weitmar
I+ad
DIRT FARMER WINS MINNESOTA SENATE SEAT
Magnius Johnson of Kimball Minnesota a real dirt farmer won the special Senate election. He led over Governor J A O Preus with James A Cartney trailing. Johnson will sit with Henrik Shipstead. both are Farmer Laborites and favor La Follette policies joining congress.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
United States
Senate
Farmer Labor Party
Magnius Johnson
Kimball
Farmer
Knute Nelson
Johnson
J. A. O. Preus
James A. Cartey
Henrik Shipstead
Frank B. Kellogg
Bhipstead
Robert M. la Follette
Congress
Jake
Washington
World Court
League of Nations
FIGHTING MAY BE RENEWED IN MEXICALI
Mexicali authorities warned violence could resume after a federal court order in Tia Juana. Mayor Juan Loera and fourteen supporters held city hall since Saturday following police killings and injuries. Cooperatives allies gathered in Calexico and Ensenada Tecata as foreigners evacuated and businesses closed.
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Mexicali
Lower
California
Mexico City
Tia Juana
Juan Loera
The
Cooperatives
Loera
Jose Inocente
Calexico
Calif
International Line
Ensenada Tecata
Mexicali barricaded supporters face federal guard action
In Mexicali July 17 clashes left four political supporters of Mayor Juan Loera wounded as federal guards intervened. Several barricaded individuals were evacuated to local facilities amid ongoing tension and gunfire reports.
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Mexicali
Lower Cal
Juan Loera
Mexicalian
Ee Cay
Neamas
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Coast State
Helo
Greece
Joseph C. Grew
Switzerland
Patricia Herron
Wm. H. Taft
Leahy
Court
Dirt Farmer
Press
la Follette
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