Tenets Explained by Henry in Texas Klansman Drift
The article outlines Rob ert L Henry's stance as a Ku Klux Klan defender and leader in the Texas senatorial race against Charles A Culberson. It quotes Henry’s campaign remarks praising Klan tenets including Christian faith, white supremacy, opposition to negro equality, and closer capital labor ties, noting the heated partisan context of the upcoming primary.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington
D. C
Texas
Charles A. Culberson
Robert L. Henry
Culberson
Os Ku Klux Klen
Congress
Dowa| Sress
Democratic Party
Charles A. Culbertson
Cullen 1
Thomas
Thurl
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Dallas News
Republic
Collen F. Thomas
Laboring Klan
United States Senate
Wes
Amundsen Flight to Pole Aims Across Arctic
Lieuts. A. Omdal and E. G. Fullerton will pilot Amundsen’s North Pole attempt aboard the Maud. They join Amundsen on the voyage as he hopes to carry the expedition across the pole.
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Roald Amundsen
North Pole
Lieuts. A. Omdal
E. G. Fullerton
Amundsen
Maud
Mine Union Officers Sued Over Work Force Blockade
Indianapolis June 24 Associated Press says United Mine Workers of America and all officers and members are defendants in a suit for injunction filed by Clara Mason owner of Peacock Coal mines Knox county Indiana. Hearing set for June 28 to restrain union miners from ongoing activities aimed at closing Wagon mines. John L. Lewis named as president and individual defendant. Suit cites Coronado Coal precedent making labor organizations sueable. The action targets wagon mine protests by crowds of miners in recent weeks.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
United States District Court
Clars Mason
Peacock
Knox County
Indiana
Tyanetten
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of American
United Mine Workers
United States Supreme Court
Coronado
Clara Mason
One Man Filibuster Prompts GOP Return to House
Republicans from the eastern territory were ordered by Mondell to return to Washington due to Rep Voight’s Wisconsin led one man filibuster. He forced multiple roll calls totaling 14 in one day, with the largest attendance 247 as a quorum neared, while Mendelsohn urged absentees to stay.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Kansas
Rep
Mondell
Voight
Wisconsin
Rep. Voight
Rep. Mendeil
Quadruple Treaty Approved by Japan
In Tokyo on June 24 the privy council unanimously approved the Washington four power pact. The treaty goes to the prince regent for ratification after a diplomatic advisory board review. A Tokyo cablegram to Nippo Jiji confirms the approval and outlines the formal steps to final acceptance.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Japanese Privy Council Today
Washington
Prince Regent
Bae
Honolulu
Nippu Jiji
Privy Council
Diplomatic Advisory Board
Japan to Evacuate Siberia by Oct. 30
Tokio dispatch reports Japan will evacuate Siberia by October 30, with the move learned today.
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Japan
Siberia
Associated Press
Tokio
Assassination of German Foreign Minister Rathenau Stuns Berlin
Dr Walter Rathenau German foreign minister shot dead as he left his Grunenwald residence en route to the foreign office. The assassin escaped with no clue to his identity. Rathenau a prominent statesman and businessman played key roles in wartime supply and postwar reconstruction. The Reichstag adjourned amid turmoil as the news spread and flags were lowered at the German embassy.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Walter Rathenau
Grunenwald
Foreign Office
Dr. Rathenau
Reichstag
Alanson B. Houghton
Karl Heltferich
Rhine
Saar Valley
Commission On Taxation
Wirth
Dr. Helfferich
German Empire
Louis Loucheur
Allegemeine Fluktrizitaets Gesellschaft
German
General Electric Company of Berlin
Dernberg
Africa
Morocco
Germany
Walter Simons
Rathenau
Genoa Conferce
Genoa
Rapallo
Soviet Russia
Assassination of German Foreign Minister Rathenau
Dr Walter Rathenau, Germanys foreign minister, was shot dead while teaching at his residence. The killer fled in a car and his identity remains unknown.
Taxigab Monopoly Proposed in City Ordinance
City council Monday introduced an ordinance allegedly to regulate the taxicab trade but critics warn it would grant transportation firms control over taxi placements at stations. The plan could push independents out and raise rates by omitting tariff details, with Councilman Walterman admitting he had not fully read the measure and that it came from a taxi company attorney.
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Richmond
Walterman
Onlinance
Ema
Montana Senator Denounces Massacre Grim Details Read in Senate
In Washington on June 24 Senator Myers of Montana denounced the Herrin district massacre as proof that there is no free America when workers cannot seek work or earn a day’s wages without consent from an unseen minority. He read dispatches describing atrocity comparable to war crimes, saying most victims were men exercising their constitutional right to seek honest wages.
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Washington
Southern Illinois
Myers
Montana
Senate
America
Herring
Weather Forecast for Richmond and Vicinity
Weather forecast notes unsettled conditions but mainly fair tonight. Sunday cooler with moderate temperatures. Monday should remain mild as an eastward coal wave moves from the northern Pacific coast. Temperatures today hover around 90 to 95 in Indiana area, 100 in Minneapolis, with cooling trend in the northwest and northern Rocky Mountain states.
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Richmond and Vicinity
W. E. Moore
Pacific Coast
Mississippi River
New England
Indiana
Minneapolis
Minn
Rocky Mountain States
Four Irish Republican Army men killed in Cushendall ambush
Four IRA men were killed and 46 wounded when they ambushed crown forces near Cushendall in southeast County Antrim. Crown troops suffered no casualties, fleeing through the main street after advancing from Ballymena. A running fight ensued as the attackers held high ground and recovered fallen comrades later. Weather: generally fair tonight and Sunday. cooler Sunday in western portions tonight.
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Associated Preent
Belfast
Publican
Cushendall
County Antrim
Jratty
Ulster
Crown
Ballymana
Governor McCray Calls for Coal Protection to Save Crops
Indianapolis June 24 governor McCray said as long as there is coal and willing miners in Indiana crops will be harvested. He cited farmer complaints of coal shortages for threshing and ordered sheriffs in listed counties to protect miners and ensure coal supplies for threshing to save perishable crops.
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McCray
Indiana
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Knox
Vine
Venderburg
Vermillion
Sullivan
Pike
Warwick
Greene
Clay
Parke
Mbson
Davies
Fountain
Perry
Dur Bois
Spencer
Sun Yat-sen Refuses To Quit Presidency Amid Mutiny
Sun Yat-sen declares he has not resigned and will not resign, stating he will only resign to Parliament, not subordinates, amid mutiny reports in Kiangsi and Kiangsi Kiang province. He accuses Peking leaders of treachery while the mutiny death toll rises and foreign Christians seek safety.
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Sun Yat-Sen
Associated Press
Hong Kong
Sun Yet- Sen
China
Canton
Chen Chiune Min
Sun
Peking
Kiang-Si
Tatho
Taihoi
Kianfu
Kiangsi
Nanchang
Nanchéng
Schooner Puritan Wrecked En Route to Fishermen Race
HALIFAX June 24 The Schooner Puritan from Gloucester once set to contend in the international fisherman's race next fall has wrecked on Sable Island. Advices state seven men reached shore while 15 are missing after the incident.
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Halifax
Gloucester
Sable Island
Illinois mine war stirs with Farrington clashes and telegram
Frank Farrington, president of the Illinois miners, emerges as a leading figure in the ongoing bloody mine war. He accuses United Mine Workers president Lewis of provoking tragedy after a telegram labeling workers at a non-union mine as common strike breakers.
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Frank Farrington
Ilinois
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Illinois
Egyptian missionary Henry recalls years in Egypt
Dr M L Henry medical missionary to Egypt for the United Presbyterian church describes his 30 years among Egyptians. He founded a medical mission at Assiout on the Nile and built a hospital while introducing systematic care. Continued on Page Four.
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M.L. Henry
Egypt
United Presbyterian Church
W. McClean
Henry
Assiout
Nile River
Mediterranean
William Rockefeller dies at 81 in New York area
William Rockefeller oil magnate and John D. Rockefeller's brother died of pneumonia at Rockwood Hall Tarrytown after a days illness. The 81 year old built a $250000 Sleepy Hollow mausoleum and led Standard Oil of New York from 1865 to 1911. Estimated fortune ranged from 100 to 200 million dollars amid holdings in Standard Oil and other large firms.
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Associated Press
Tarrytown
William Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Rockwood Hall
Sleepy Hollow
Mr. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company of
New York
Ihs
William
America
Congressional Committee
Brunswick
Wall Street
Standard Oil Companies
Anaconda Copper
Consolidated Gas
Brooklyn Union Gas
St. Paul and National City Bank
Army Bill Debate on Muscle Shoals Wilson Dam Aid
The House, on motion by Rep Anthony of Kansas, begins consideration of the senate amendment to the army appropriation bill authorizing 7 500 000 for continuing work on the Wilson dam at Muscle Shoals Alabama. The amount was in the army bill conference report, held up by a filibuster led by Rep Wisconsin during the prior day’s session.
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Associated
Washington
Senate
Wilson Dam
Muscle Shoals
Ala
House
Anthony
Kangss
Representa- Wisconsin
Foreman boards probe into Herrin mine massacre
A state military investigation led by Major General Milton Foreman opened in Herrin Illinois into the Lester mine massacre with 25 to 40 dead. The inquiry targets why county officials did not convene a grand jury or hold a coroner's inquest and why deputies and troops were not mobilized earlier. Officials plan to question State's Attorney Delous Duty and Sheriff Melvin Thaxton and study local responses amid strong miner and union opposition to outside interference.
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Associated Press
Herrin
Lester Mine
Milton Foreman
Len Small
General Foreman
Carbondale
Samuel Hunter
Adjutant General's Office
Springfield
Military Board
Foreman
Marion
Delous L. Duty
Melvin Thaxton
Col. Hunter
Taxton
Williamson County
Col
Hunter
Focal
Thaxton
Duty
Shorty
Hugh Willis
Black
Joral
Willis
Col Hanter
Mr. Willis
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Lieut
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Money Wizard
Shelbyville
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Joker
Irish Republican Army
United States Weather Bureau
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