Judge Grants Nationwide Injunction In Steel Rail Strike
Judge James H Wilkerson issued a nationwide temporary injunction at the request of the Attorney General against the six crafts within the railway conductors union. The order covers about 270 officers and 400000 members and follows violence linked to the strike. Officials indicate an appeal may be filed and a permanent injunction considered later.
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Civeages
James H. Wilkerson
Daugherty
Wilkerson
Nits
Railway Employee Department of the American Oration of Labor
Donald Richberg
B. M. Jewell
John Scott
Railway
Department of the
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court
Wasem
Shot near the Real Thing spurs accidental injury incident
A September 38 AP dispatch reports Helene Chad as the heroine in a mishap where an accidental wound from a camel severed the action, keeping Beery from continuing work. The real threat proved surprisingly tangible as the camel inflicted the injury.
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Helene Chad
Jn Beery
Baby Spoke When Five Minutes Old
Mason City physicians called the birth of J and Mrs Peter Zantes baby an unusual accident, noting the infant spoke mother three times five minutes after birth. They marveled at the clear utterance though the child can now only pronounce the usual infant sounds, with difficulty on the th sound.
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Mason City
Iowa
Peter Zantes
Wreck Inquiry Follows Shore Line Collision Near Los Angeles
Authorities open an official inquiry into the Sept 23 wreck when the Shore Line Limited side-swiped a local passenger train near Los Angeles. Two rail men died and several passengers were seriously burned or injured. The crash halted arrivals and produced shock as doctors treated the wounded at a Los Angeles hospital.
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Los Angeles
Ber
By Shore Line Limited
Montalvo
Angeles
Los
Oona
Wright flys new safety plane after four hours training
Dayton report says Wright company introduces simplified flying mechanism allowing the ship to guide itself after a four hour training period. An old plane was retrofitted with the new control system and pilots performed stunts previously possible only after longer experience.
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Dayton
Ohio
Wright
Dayton. Wright
Vancouver scientist calls Euan system best liquor solution
Vancouver on September 23 AP reports P F Nagan supports the Euan system of light wines and beer as the best answer to liquor control after studying global plans for the Australian government. He says prohibition in the United States is a farce and left tonight on the steamship Niagara for Adelaide, Australia.
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Vancouver
B. C
P. F. Lan
Nagan
United States
Niagara
Adelaide
Australia
Irish clash in Cork leaves three civilians wounded
A heavy ceasefire breach in Cork last night left three civilians wounded on the defensive side as gunmen opened fire with rifles and machine guns. The attacker is described as a group member identified as a soldier. Police and military forces responded to the incident.
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Dubliny
Bay
Eavy
Sion
Cork
Eaview State
Range War in Utah Resumes in Moab Area
Moab Utah Sept 88 AP Elew horses and eight mules driven from the sheep camp of J Taylor forty miles north were found dead in a cave five miles north and east. Deputy Beach said the bones indicate a fight and a loss of livestock. Bliss said a county investigation would follow.
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Moab
Utah
J Ylor
Here
Eas
Ompson
Saccordi Te Ont
Pe Whey
Beach
Sinstone Tees
Hum
Bliss
Herrin Jury Returns Indictments On Strife During Coal Strike
Marion Illinois September 23 AP reports the adjutant general faced criticism for delaying troop calls as 214 indictments emerged from the Herrin mine violence. The panel charged murder and rioting amid the southern Illinois coal strike and reopened the strip mine dispute. Senator Saeed and Miner Union figures linked to the unrest were noted in the investigation.
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Marion
Aesault
Southern Illinois
W. J. Lester
Sommnieny
Errin
Gaeriff Melvin Thaxton
Miners’ Union
Saeed
Tiernan Muddle Cleared With Reunion Plan
In South Bend Indiana reconciliation returns as Mrs Tiernan promises marriage to Professor John P Tiernan. The ten month old infant involved in the dispute will stay with the reunited couple and Mrs Tiernan will rejoin the family with the other two daughters. A large bouquet to Mrs Tiernan sparked inquiries into the earlier domestic questions.
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South Bend
Ind
Tiernan
Professor Tiernan
Tiernans
Lafferty Democratic Sheriff's Candidate Dies in Idaho
Louis Allen Lafferty of Arco, Democratic nominee for sheriff of Butte County, died at noon while dining at a west side cafe. He had been in ill health and was accompanied by his wife and Mrs. J Keller. Survived by two children, the event was witnessed as the group arrived in Pocatello earlier that day.
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Louis Allen Lafferty
Arco
Fee
Butte County
West Side
J. Keller
Pocatello
Lafferty
Great Britain aims to secure freer seas in Near East policy
London reports Britain bases Near East policy on two aims. First to guarantee freedom of seas between the Mediterranean and the Black Sea. Second to prevent further Turkish and Greek tensions as Greek forces threaten Constantinople.
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London
Great Britain
Near East
Bosphorus
Mediterranean
Lloyd George
Dardanelles
Bos
Ambiguous Local Text Touches On Prohibition and Tariff Searches
Fragmentary note from Baffele Wyoming references a bootlegger danger and a new tariff. It mentions customs officers seeking power to search beyond the three mile limit without warrants, with hints of agency authority and legal formality.
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Baffele
Residents urged vote on American Falls project in Idaho
Reclamation official urged Idaho voters to support the American Falls reservoir plan amid delays and legal obstacles. He argued the project would boost Snake River Valley prosperity, circulate millions in hay and grain labor, and contrasted obstructive tactics with giving farmers a direct choice at the polls.
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Twin Falls
Gay, Flenner
Igshe Reclamation Association
Imalands
Twin County
Oma
Joe
American Falls
Snake River Valley
Idaho
Elam
Paralyzed Veteran Shoots Himself at California Facility
A paralyzed veteran, identified as Worley, shot himself at a medical facility in San Bernardino California. Reports indicate the incident occurred yesterday and involved staff attempts to stabilize him after the self inflected gunshot wound.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Ment Hospital
Orley
Worley
Accident on Washington road injures and kills several
Report of a collision on Washington road at Grantt Peas near Sat dett. Mr. Free's secretary and Wr. Den is, an insurance of cisco, were killed. E. Dean of San Francisco, brother of W. F., was injured. W. Den nis, driving, was blinded by an oncoming car, causing the vehicle to leave the road and plunge down a 10 foot incline.
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Washington Road
Grantt Peas
Sat
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