Irish Leader Poison Rumor Denied by Government
Dublin AP report says the Irish government publicity department denied knowledge of a rumored arrest of Famon De Valera or wounding of Erskine Childers. The Dail cabinet faces filling vacancies after Griffith and Collins deaths and Duffy resignation, with Saturday’s meeting likely to approve a vote of confidence and treaty ratification.
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Dublin
Famon de Valera
Erskine Childers
Dail Eireann
Oacade
Arthur Griffith
Michael Collins
George Gavan Duffy
Peete
Dail
The
Freeman’s Journal
Events Rumored in Cork Region Amid Telegraph Outages
London reports telegraph interruptions between London Cork and Dublin Cork fueling belief in Western Ireland upheaval. Overnight fighting is cited as evidence that significant events may be unfolding in the Cork area.
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London
Cork
Dublin
Death of Arthur Griffith Comeback Claims Denied
Reports of new developments alleging Griffith died by poisoning and that a doctor and two nurses were arrested were dismissed as pure inventions by responsible quarters.
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Arthur Griffith
Rumors of Griffith Poisoning Debunked in Dublin
London reports deny rumors that a doctor and two nurses arrested in connection with Arthur Griffiths death poisoned him. Dublin and AP dispatches note claims circulating since his funeral. physicians confirm Griffith died of natural causes, likely heart disease.
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London
Dublin
Arthurriffith
Exchange Telegraph
Associated Press
Griffith
Dail
Cabinet Considers Irish Affairs and Asia Minor
London report says Prime Minister Lloyd George returned to London and chaired a cabinet meeting on Irish affairs and the Asia Minor situation. Ulster premier Sir James Craig will meet the British signatories of the Anglo Irish treaty this afternoon.
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London
Lloyd George
Asia Minor
James Craig
Ulster Remier
Trade Commission tests steel merger in Senate briefing
The Federal Trade Commission informed the Senate that it has filed a complaint against Midvale Republic and Inland Steel over their planned consolidation. It says the action does not represent a final judgment and may be dismissed if forthcoming testimony fails to support the tentative conclusion against the merger. The letter to Vice President Coolidge responded to Senator Collette's request for steps to protect the public interest in the merger.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Midvale
Republic and
Inland Steel
Commission
Coolidge
Ollette
Union Calls General Strike Support in Hudson County
The Central union of Hudson county New Jersey urged Samuel Gompers to start machinery for a general sympathy strike with striking rail shopmen, announced by President Charles J. Jennings.
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Jersey
Central Union
Hudson County
New Jersey
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of
Charles J. Jennings
Worker dies after gas fume incident at Utah mill
Salt Lake City reports Donald La Sha died at a local hospital after ten workers were overcome by gas fumes yesterday at the Arthur mill of the Utah company in Arper thor. Remaining men are recovering.
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Salt Lake City
Donald la Sha
Arthur Mill
Uta Company
Arperthor
Vie
Luther Burbank Arrested For Speeding En Route To Fair
Famous plant expert Luther Burbank was arrested near Suisun California on a speeding charge while traveling to Sacramento for the state fair guest of honor appearance. He was cited to appear in Suisun court on September 24.
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Sacramento
Cal
Luther Burbank
Suisun
California
Auto Tragedy at Luxemburg Crossing Claims Several
Four killed instantly and others injured when eight occupants of a car fail to heed an oncoming train at the Green Bay and Western crossing near Luxemburg. Mr and Mrs Frank Ouradnick and daughter Adeline died, while Marion Vesnoska and another couple, honeymooning from Cedar Creek Michigan, were involved. His wife survived with minor injuries.
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Luxemburg
Wis
Green Bay
Green Bay and Western Crossing
Frank Ouradnick
Adeline
Na Ouradnick
Marion Vesnoska
Cedar Creek
Michigan
Mr. Lesnoska
Anti-Klan Party Formed in Texas
San Antonio Texas Sept 7 That the Texas Republican party will join in the movement started here last night by anti Klu Klux Klan members of the Democratic convention to organize a Texas anti Klan political party was declared by W B Creager republican state chairman in a statement here today Anti Klan Democratic and Republican forces met in conference today to discuss the financing of the campaign of a candidate of the faction for United States senator.
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San Antonio
Tex
Texas Republican Party
W. B. Creager
Epublican
United States
Argonaut Miners Hope for Break in California Shaft
Rescue progress at the Argonaut mine near Jackson California advances as two crews clear drift toward 3600 and 3900 foot levels. Seventeen days into entombed miners’ ordeal, no sound registered from the trapped men and gas blocks use of Muldoon shaft. Aleno Orpeno of the Kennedy mine survives with minor injuries after a cave collapse.
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Jackson
Cal
Argonaut
Kennedy Mine
Argonaut Mine
Aleno Orpeno
Kennedy
Rescue efforts continue to reach 47 entombed Argonaut miners
In Jackson California on the Kennedy mine complex rescuers push through rock and timber from the 3600 and 3900 foot levels toward a 142 foot rock wall. They estimate several days more to break the barrier and reach the 4600 foot level where some Argonaut workers are believed held.
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Jackson
Cal
Kennedy
Argonaut
Ennedy
Multinational contracts aid St Louis railroad expansion
Reports from St. Louis indicate the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad awarded contracts totaling 8 million dollars for equipment delivery. Separate dispatches note Red Cross chairman John Barton Payne was decorated by King Albert, while Austrian grain exports face new restrictions amid fragile food supplies.
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St. Louis, Mo
St. Louis
San Francisco
Brussels
John Barton Payne
American Red Cross
Albert
Order of Leopold
Red Cross
Dangling Corpse Triggers Swift Vehicle Pursuit
An unidentified man driving to the city last night encountered a dangling corpse, spurring his wagon to speed. The runaway team crashed two cars and wrecked a third before police say the driver died by his own action. He left no identification and a note citing health issues.
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Los Angaion
Mysianos
Trastea
Ils Health
Maynard Noted Aviator Dies in Crash
Aviator Maynard and two others die when plane crashes after about twenty minutes aloft. Lieutenant Wood and Minonette killed instantly. Maynard, famed for air derbies and a flying parson nickname, had resumed public appearances and wed couples in flight before enlisting in World War I.
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Wood
Minonette
Fair Ground
Belvin
New York
San Francisco
Maynard
Hudson
L. Wilson Bertaad
Helen Virginia
United States
Germany
Wake Forest Theological Seminary
Raleigh
North
Romarantin
France
Marc
Haarst Field
Long Island
Queensboro
Richiidrer
Walsh Campaign Chairman Named For Massachusetts Seat
Selection of the Massachusetts senatorial campaign committee was announced. Senator Underwood of Alabama led the group with Frank A. Izary as secretary, aiding the campaign setup for the likely North Carolina liaison.
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Waship
of of
Deer Hunter Kills Two with One Shot En Route to Fire
A ranger reported firing once at a deer along a road and unintentionally killing a second buck in sight. The incident occurred Sunday while the ranger was en route to a fire, with the deer and buck found in the direct line of the shot.
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Bim Eo
Saas
Shopmen Call Policy Body Into Service
Chicago date line reports the 90 member railway shop crafts policy committee slated to meet in Chicago next Monday to push for an early settlement of the rail strike. Rail executives deny overtures while union leaders push for separate agreements with 52 of the Class 1 roads, amid injunctions and court actions involving leaders including M Jewell and William Z Foster.
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Chicago
Railway Shop Crafts Policy Committee
New York
Seas
John Coe Eense
Ederatio
Mee Ag
O M. Jewell
Daugherty
James Hilkerson
Jewell
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Daniel Willard
Co de
Am Fra
Serette
Helien
Wilkerson
Washington
Situ
East
Penaonim
Mel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Atlantic City
Nebraska State Federation of Labor
William Z. Foster
Starn
Irien County
Michigan
AFL Leaders Plan Court Battle Over Daugherty Injunction
Atlantic City officials say labor chiefs led by Sam Gompers prepared to draft a case to attack Attorney General Daugherty on the railroad shop crafts injunction. Secret talks ended late last night and officials hinted at seeking to vacate the act through the courts. Top AFL figures gathered at the Ambassador Hotel to discuss strategy ahead of the federation's annual convention.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Sam Gompers
Daugherty
Ambassador Hotel
Ambassador
Richmond
American Federation of Labor Executive Council
John McParland
International Typographical Union
Government plan on railway injunction fuels labor debate
Washington AP reports Attorney General Daugherty’s plan to pro ure in the injunction against the striking railway shops rafts is seen as a reply to labor leaders. The move shows DOJ determination to pursue the strategy, amid secret negotiations for possible separate strike settlements with individual roads as freight loadings on U S railroads rise during the week.
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Washington
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Nevada Senate Race Seen Tight as Chandler Leads
Reno Nevada Sept 7 The Republican nomination for United States senator remains in doubt as results from a statewide vote show Charles S Chandler leading in Ely with only scattered precincts left to report The official count may shift with distant precincts arriving by mail and courier Errors detected thus far balance Chandler and Arents Samuel Platt back Chandler in the race for the senate
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Reno
Nev
United States
Nevada
Chandler
Ely
W. Miexander
Beno
Mopah
George W. Talbot
J. A. Sanders
Supreme Court
Charles 8. Chandler
Arents
Samuel Platt
Senate
Chaos as deputies draw revolvers in Panama assembly
In Panama’s national assembly two deputies drew revolvers during a heated debate over duties. Senor Arias and Senor Arroado faced charges as Senor Chiari urged passage of a government measure. Vidal shouted against intrusion, provoking Deputy Carrion to brandish a pistol while others intervened to prevent violence.
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Panama
National Assembly
Discu
Arias
Alvarado
Senor Chiari
Government
Justice
Assett
Vidal
Senor Arias
Errerameet Party
Carrion
Senor Vidal
Senate Passes Anti Profiteer Bill In Senate Vote
The senate approved the anti profiteering coal bill by a 40 to 7 vote and sent it to conference. An amendment exempted pre July 25 contracts that do not set mine prices above $2 per ton, drafted by Senator Dial of South Carolina.
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Washington
Senate
House
Dial
South Carolina
Murderer Hanged by Mob in Texas Near Hemphill
Beaumont AP reports O. J. Johnson a Black man twice tried for murder was taken from Newton jail by a mob and hanged. His body was riddled with bullets after being strung up, four years after the turpentine camp foreman killing.
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Beaumont
Texas
O. J. Johnson
Hemphill
Newton Starm
Fim
Union Pacific strike ends with 88 percent return to work
Omaha reports that Union Pacific press statement from General Manager Grayalga says 88 percent of workers are back, seniority rights cannot be restored, pension terms may be offered, and settle conditions must be met before full operations resume.
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Gray
Wells cites AT&SF leaders on shopmen strike
Wells, vice president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railway, states there is a realization among leaders that the shopmen strike is lost and hints at a possible settlement with individual railroads.
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Kas
Amerifmmossibiliey
Welle
Mm . Wells
Atchison, Topeka and Ta Foe
Wells
Willnzgnes
Department
American Federation of Labor
Memorial planned at Santo Domingo lighthouse tribute
In Santo Domingo a plan to erect a great Columbus memorial lighthouse is reported. French minister Santo Veniene cites international backing and Dominican authorities, including Pulliam, for the project once more. The effort paused during the war.
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Santo Domingo
Pedant Santo Veniene
France
Christopher Columbus
Columbus
Santo Doigo
Pulliam
Customa
Dominican Republic
Suit to Recover German Patents
Attorney General Daugherty said the government may reclaim German patents sold during the war. If patents are recovered, their disposition will be decided by Congress.
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Mington
Ware
Ench
Daugherty
Congress
Stephens Leads Vardaman in Mississippi Senate Runoff
Revised unofficial returns from 78 of 83 counties show Hubert D. Stephens ahead of James K. Vardaman by 16 876 votes for the Democratic nomination for United States senator in yesterday's run-off primary.
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Vardaman
Jackson, Miss
Pt. 6
Hubert D. Stephens
James K. Vardaman
Jail rules bar cosmetics for inmates at Los Angeles County jail
A Tule jet issued informs that women inmates at Los Angeles County jail may no longer receive cosmetic accessories. The policy forbids powders and similar items, leaving inmates restricted to basic toiletries.
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Los Angeles
Ava
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