Hoover Plan Aims at Coal Distribution During Strike
Operators press for emergency control with rail service and fair prices under Hoover plan. Daugherty reviews legal aspects as central committee drafts a non monopoly scheme to run through interstate commerce authority if needed.
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Hoover
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Central Committee
Pop-Union
West Virginia
Departments of Commerce, Justice, Interior
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Alabama
N Interstate Commerce Commission
Mr. Hoover
Departme of Justice
Department
Commerce
Riot crowd gathers as train passes L N shops without incident
In Birmingham on July 24 a crowd of about 250 men women and children gathered at the Louisville and Nashville railroad shops in Boyles seeking to see a work train pass. Police described the crowd as armed with sticks but no disorder occurred and the train went by peacefully.
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Birmingham
Ala
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Boyles
Obenchain Confident of Acquittal in Murder Trial
In Los Angeles on July 24 AP reports Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain, facing a second trial for the murder of J Belton Kennedy, told jurors she is certain of acquittal and has begun packing for a county jail departure. She plans to return to husband Ralph Obenchain and a home in Evanston Illinois. Her former attorney husband had earlier secured a license to remarry, which the authorities blocked.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Madalynne Obenchain
J. Belton Kennedy
Ralph R. Obenchain
Evanston
Ill
Obenchain
Mayfield Leads Texas Senate Race as Returns Deluge In
Dallas July 24 AP returns from 230 counties show Earle B. Mayfield leading James E. Ferguson by about 24 000 votes for the Democratic nomination for United States senator. Ferguson, Culberson, and others trail as Texas braces for the August runoffs. Governor Neff appears headed for renomination. Edith Wilmann of Dallas wins the nomination for the Texas House, potential first woman legislator.
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Dallas
Texas
Texas Election Bureau
Mayfield
Ferguson
Culberson
Robert L. Henry
Thos. L. Blanton
Abilene
Blanton
Oscar Calloway
Fort Worth
W. J. Cunningham
J. B. Dibrell
Coleman
United States
Charles A. Cubberson
Earle B. Mayfield
James E. Ferguson
Pat M. Neff
Edith Wilmann
John FE. Davis
Unm
Organization of Fascisti Grows Abroad
Rome dispatch says Deputy Benito Mussolini, leader of the Fascisti, received invitations to establish branches abroad. He heads to Germany and asserts disarming the Fascisti is unthinkable amid threats from communist and socialist groups. He predicated the party would soon dominate parliament, already gaining majorities in municipal councils.
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London
Rome
Central News
Benito Mussolini
Fascistic
Germany
Fascisti Party
Mayors Meet Miners to Seek Anthracite Wage Settlement
Mayors of five c ities in the anthracite regions and District Presidents William J Brennan Thomas Kennedy and J Golden of the miners union confer in Scranton on a plan to settle the wage dispute. Mayor Durkan of Scranton spoke of a bright outlook and proposed an arbitration commission of five members unaffiliated with either side to survey the industry and fix a wage rate.
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Scranton
William J. Brennan
Thomas Kennedy
J. Golden
Miners Union
John Durkan
Washington
Harding
Durkan
Burglars Open Eighty Vaults in Spokane
In Spokane Washington on a Saturday night burglars broke into eighty vaults across six floors of the Paulson building and stole over 100000 dollars. Police say this is the largest burglary in the city.
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Spokane
Wash
Paulson
Five Die as Auto Car Collision Burns Family in San Francisco
Five persons died and four others were believed dying after a car struck a street car in San Francisco. The car burst into flames after overturning, trapping a family of six including a four year old girl and a three year old boy. Mr and Mrs Thomas Lynch and two children perished instantly. three other relatives remain seriously injured.
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San Francisco
Thomas Lynch
Lynch
Colonel Guthrie Dies in Pittsburgh at 76
Colonel Walter Guthrie a longtime Pittsburgh business figure and former Democratic committeeman from Pennsylvania died at his home aged 76. He was prominent in the oil industry and brother of the late George Guthrie who died in Japan while serving as ambassador.
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Pittsburgh
Walter Guthrie
Pennsylvania
Guthrie
George Guthrie
Japan
Orlando refuses to form cabinet in Italy
Rome July 24 AP Former Prime Minister Orlando after an hour’s consultation with King Victor Emmanuel today is reported to have refused to form a cabinet to replace the de facto government which resigned last week. Orlando, who has met leaders of constitutional groups, is said to oppose a short lived cabinet.
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Rome
Orlando
Victor Emannuel
Senor Orlando
Strikebreakers Strike for Better Food in Danville
In Danville Illinois on July 24 strikebreakers brought by the Wabash railroad walked off demanding better meals. City officials and railroad leaders debated deportation as officials feared clashes with strikers while the men were held at the police station and then fed.
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Danville
Ill
Wabash Railroad
E City
Hammer Killing Case Ties to Arizona Promoter Wife
A news note reports a hammer killing involving Alberta Meadows 20 a widow at Los A and statements by oil promoter A L Phi about his wife Clara Phillipe 23 at Tucson Arizona suggesting a linked case.
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Alberta Meadows
Los
A. L. Phi
Clara Phillipe
Tucson
Arizona
Polish political crisis deepens as Pilsudski faces parliament
Warsaw reports indicate growing rift between President Pilsudski and the Diet over cabinet authority. Observers foresee a clash over supreme power as support shifts between the president and radical factions, with a cabinet led by Elbert Korfanty facing parliamentary opposition and potential mass protests.
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Warsaw
Pilsudski
Diet
Pilsudak
Pon
Cpbtnss
P Pilsydstel
Radical Party
Poland
Slivinski
Jefusart
Elbert Korfanty
Samuel Dibbs Funeral Held in Toronto After Discovery
The body of Samuel Dibbs, 41, was found last week near Englewood in the Ban Paiva area of Toronto. Coroner rules death natural causes. Dibbs had been missing for over four weeks from his daughter's home before the discovery by local boys.
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Samuel Dibba
Meta
Toronto
Canada
Jin
Englewood
Mr. Dibbs
Russian Delegates Arrive in Berlin for Hague Conference
Russian delegates led by Batvinoff arrived in Berlin from The Hague to attend the conference. The group plans to stay several days, with the meeting focusing on ongoing talks.
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Berlin
Batvinoff
Hague
Demand Action by Government in Rail Strike
In Delta Colorado on July 24 AP reports fruit growers fear spoilage as 10 000 railroad cars are needed to move peaches apricots and early potatoes from the western slope. A resolution sent to Washington asks the government to assume charge of railroads and empower the labor board to enforce mandates amid the strike.
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Delta
Colo
Financelal
Western Slope
Colorado
Washington
Montroe
Delta Counties
Labour Board
Jump in price of retail coal in Chicago
In Chicago the retail price of coal jumped from 5.15 a ton to 11.65 and 13 after miners began strike action. In small quantities costs rose to 76 and 6.00 per ton to 15.25 and 18, figures from a major midwest industrial firm show.
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Chicago
Middle West
Administration marks time in rail strike
The administration signals patience as rail strike talks stall over coal relief. Officials in Washington and Chicago seek a quick compromise while freight embargoes persist and rail workers remain at their posts. Union leaders insist only a full settlement moves normal service toward resolution.
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Washington
Chicago
Corentiad
Boone
Nyet Geenes
Troopers Clash With Striking Rail Workers in Buffalo
In Buffalo on July 24 AP reports one man with a broken arm and another with a fractured skull among injuries from clashes with state troopers guarding the trolley mines of the International Railway Co. Striking employees have halted work since July 2. Major Schwab and Commander Chandler defend trooper conduct as enforcing respect for the law as limited trolley service operates today.
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Buffalo
Atate
International Railway Company
Schwab
George F. Chandler
Chandler
McMahon Nominated for Solicitor of the Treasury
Washington reports that Randolph McMahon of Virginia was nominated today by President Harding to serve as solicitor of the treasury. The nomination comes amid a drift of personnel changes in the administration.
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Washington
Peo Richer
Randolph McMahon
Ent
Virginia
Harding
The
Treasury
Free State troops seize Ballyhaunis and Limerick in Ireland
Dublin reports National Army forces capture Ballyhaunis in Mayo and Limerick amid new victories across the region. Casualties in Limerick: at least 15 Nacional troops killed and 87 wounded. irregulars suffer heavy losses, with reports of survivors retreating into the Galtee and Knockmeal Down mountains as forces press them.
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Dublin
National J Army
West Ireland
Ballyhaunis
County Mayo
Free State
Limerick
Waterford
Galtee
Knockmeal Down
Free
Clonmel
Tipperary
National Army
Cork
Senate clash over German patent fire sale in Dye investigation
Senator Underwood defended the Chemical Foundation and Francis Garvan against government actions over German patents. He argued no fraud and praised A Mitchell Palmer while saying German interests back the administration, seeking restitution and damages. He opposed new treaties and urged a U S damage commission using alien property as security.
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Washington
the Chemical Foundation
Francis P. Garvan
Senate
Underwood
Alabama
Harding
The
Chemical Foundation
A. Mitchell Palmer
Germany
Austria
Mr. Palmer
New York
Wilson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Army command transfer linked to potential rail center needs
The seventh corps area moves to the sixth under Major General Bell in Chicago. the change aims to bolster troops near key rail hubs amid possible use against strike disturbances. In Cincinnati, W J McGee heads to Baltimore to seek a separate agreement to settle the Baltimore and Ohio shopmen strike.
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Vici
Seventh Corps
Sixth Corps
Gneral Bell
Chicago
War Department
Ives
Maintenance workers seek wage raise on Missouri Kansas Texas line
Denison Texas July 24 AP maintenance of way men on the Missouri Kansas and Texas railway seek a thirty two cent wage increase and restoration of the overtime rule. G W Pyles chairman announced that after a St Louis conference officials decided to submit the issues to the railroad labor board with an immediate decision requested. About 6000 maintenance of way men are on the system.
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Denison
Texas
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
G. W. Pyles
Maintenance of Way Brotherhood
St. Louis
Railroad Labor Board
Pyles
Train search for strike breakers near Ogden silent
A crowd of men alleged to be strike breakers searched an incoming Pacific train No 1 near Ogden early morning but found nothing. Deputy sheriffs in Chicago report an investigation as officials review the incident amid a broader strike context in California and Mexico. Separately the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Road announced the cancellation of three trains between Chicago and Danville Illinois on July 24 according to AP reports.
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Cae
Pacific
Ogden
California
Chicago
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Road Today
Danville
Illinois
Garvan and Palmer Linked in Alien Property Debate
The document accuses Garvan as alien property custodian of selling patents to himself via the Chemical Foundation and questions whether the law was crafted before his tenure. It alleges conspiracies to defraud the government and notes prior actions by Palmer and others as custodians.
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Underwood
The
Chemical Foundation
Tage Be Olen Wreyerty Custodians
Lina
Mr. Garvan
J. Garvan
Todian
J. Palmer
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Bear Lake
Honolulu
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Manuel Nunes
Hawaii
Nunes
Funchal
Madeira
Islands
W. J. Noone
Ansemsens
W. L
Menimen
Cincinnati
Ohio
W. J. McGee
Baltimore and Ohio
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