Attitude Not Liked McCumber in North Dakota Primary
Washington report from June 27 assesses North Dakota primary sentiment toward Senator McCumber. It argues he trails Frazier of the Non-partisan League due to lukewarm conservative Republican support and anti-league sentiment, predicting Frazier likely nominee and McCumber’s potential defeat affecting national Republican dynamics and finance committee leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Sullivan
Washington
McCumber
North Dakota
Frazier
Jenders
League
Non-partian League
McCumber Ia
Lkely
O’connor
Senator New
Pro-League of Nations
Senate
Committee On
Finance
Smoot
New York Evening Post
Baldwin, J. G. Officer Dies on Michigan Central Train
Stuart Baldwin, 61, of Chicago and vice president of Illinois Central, died of heart failure on a Michigan Central train en route from New York to Chicago. He had just returned from Europe with his wife and daughter. The train reached St Thomas where a physician was called but he died before aid. The body was moved to Chicago for arrival expected at 8:25 AM. Also reported, an agreement signed for delivery of one Zeppelin airship to the United States by Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Windsor
Ont
Stuart Baldwin
Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad
New York
Chiago
Michigan Central
Baldwin
Europe
St. Thomas
Page seeks U S Senate seat in Maryland race
William Tyler Page longtime clerk of the U S House and author of The American's Creed enters Maryland Senate contest to succeed Senator Joseph I France. A descendant of a Declaration signer, he is a Frederick native.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tyler Page
U. S. House of Representatives
U. S. Senate
Joseph I. France
Maryland
Page
Frederick
Candidates to Get Little Financial Aid in Autumn Campaign
United Press report from Washington notes both major parties will provide minimal support to congressional hopefuls this fall. Republicans claim scarce funds and warn candidates to fund primaries and November races themselves. Democratic officials likewise say the national committee is empty and cannot offer aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Lawrence M. Benedict
Washington
Congress
National Congressional Committees
Fess
Ohio
National Republican Congressional Committee
Republican Committee
A. B. Rouse
Kentucky
National Democratic Congressional Committee
Army appropriation bill approved completing measure
Washington June 27 Congress completed action on the annual army appropriation bill for the coming year. It provides for an army of 125 000 enlisted men and 12 000 officers and was finalized with Senate final adoption of the conference report.
Fourth Celebration Boosted by Richmond Booster Tour
Enthusiastic supporters of the Fourth of July celebration in Richmond boosted the event by traveling a circuit of neighboring towns Monday. Boosters handed out handbills and posted bills at each stop while townspeople welcomed them and heard announcements by Frank Strayer and performances by the American Legion band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Boosters
Frank Strayer
American Legion Band
Weather Outlook for Richmond and Vicinity Tonight and Wednesday
Partly cloudy with showers or thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday. Storm movement from the lower Ohio valley suggests unsettled conditions with occasional rains over the next 36 hours. Temperatures are warm statewide with hot readings 100 to 110 in the west and a 36-degree minimum at Sault Ste. Marie, while Indiana trends toward generally fair weather tonight and Wednesday.
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Richmond
W. E. Moore
Storma
Ohio Valley
Indiana
Sault Ste. Marie
Idaho
California
Washington
United States
Americans Held by Rebels Over Property Near Tampico
Forty American employees of the Corter Oil company near Tampico are held by a rebel general demanding 15,000 pesos. The firm’s property valued at a quarter of a million dollars is seized by Corotaba with 244 armed men. The State Department ordered immediate protection measures as no federal troops are nearby. In Mexico City, Manuel Barcena and A Bruce Bielaski were kidnapped near Cuernavaca and Bielaski’s release is anticipated. Negotiations are ongoing with ransoms arranged by Richmond Levering and Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Corter
Ofl Company
Tampico
State Department
Corotaba
Mexico City
Corozaba
Broad injunction bars United Mine Workers in West Virginia coal fields
An order from Judge W S Meredith in Marion county blocks actions by John L Lewis and UMW officials and others to interfere with Shamrock Fuel Company mines near Hoult. The sweeping injunction covers 11 union locals and named individuals, with deputies and special officers mobilized in Morgantown to prevent coal strike outbreaks in Mononghela County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fairmount
W. Va
W. S. Meredith
Marion County
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Shamrock Fuel Company
Againsthose Mines
John L. Lewis
Hoult
Soviet Have First Tussle at The Hague Parley
Soviet Russia opens talks at The Hague conference meeting with western European representatives. M Litvinci and associates meet subcommission on credits. Later, Patyn and chairmen of the three subcommissions discuss conference procedure. Russians present with three delegates, limiting subcommission formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
The
Hague
Russia
Europe
M. Litvinci
M. Patyn
Central Commission
Berlin Rail Disaster Kills 26. Dozens Hurt
Berlin dispatch reports 26 people killed with many injured within a railroad accident just outside Berlin. Authorities say 20 are in serious condition as rescue operations continue at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Debut of Miss Evelyn Wadsworth in Washington Society
Miss Evelyn Wadsworth, daughter of U S Senator James W Wadsworth Jr, will make her debut next winter in capital society. Recently returned from Europe, she is among the most popular members of the younger congressional set in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Wadsworth
U. S
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Capital Society
Wadsworth
Europe
Washington
German Authorities Seek Rathenau Killers Across Country
Berlin reports four departmental chiefs and two hundred inspectors pursue clues to Rathenau murder suspects while flying squads sweep Germany. Helsinki asked to detain three men aboard the Eugen posing as English sailors as possible escape path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Rathneau
Helsingfors
Finland
Eugen
Stettin
Staaken
Spandau
Balte
Foreign Office
Wirth
Th. Hancel von Hajmhausen
Senate concurs with house for Wilson Dam work approval
Washington June 27 the Senate today concurred in the house amendment to the army bill authorizing 7.5 million dollars for new work on the Wilson dam at Muscle Shoals Alabama set for October 1.
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Senate
House
Wilson Dam
Washington
Mussele Shoals
Ala
Kidnapped U S Official A Bruce Bielaski Safe
American Kidnapped A Bruce Bielaski former chief of the department of justice's investigation bureau is safe according to late advices. Negotiations for his release are being carried on and news of his freedom is momentarily expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Manuel Barcena
Bruce Bielaski
Cuernava
Bielaski
Cuernavaca
Bielauski
American Department of Justice
Investigation Bureau
Senor Barcena
Richmond Levering and Company
Bielaskis
Mr. Bielaski
Rascal
Submoallée
A. Bruce Bielaski
Department of Justice
Government to arrange coal parley in Washington
White House officials indicated today that announcements on the coal strike would come soon and that leaders of mines and operators would meet to discuss wage differences. President Harding favors careful, limited public discussion and may join the conference. John L. Lewis reaffirmed the union’s demand for a national or semi national wage negotiation.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Harding
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Davis
Lewis
Removal of Injured Problem at Herrin in Danger
Associated Press report from Herrin Illinois June 27 describes dangerous removal of wounded non union guards and workers from the Lester strip mine area after last Thursday mine massacres. Twelve wounded survivors remain in danger in hospital as fear of further violence grows unless protected. Local authorities urge state troops to restore safety and quell miner rioter retaliation while investigators seek missing men and identify mob participants among rail car attackers.
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Morgantown
W. Va
W. M. Yost
R. P. Posten
Monongahela County
State Poltice
Associated Press
Herrin
Williamson County
Illinois
Lester Strip
Allen P. Findley
Chicago
Lester Mine
Melvin Thaxton
Suit for 10000 damages filed against railroad
La Monte Ligon sues the Pennsylvania Railroad in circuit court for 10000 damages for injuries from an accident at the Twelfth street crossing on December 17 1921. The car was driven by Andrew Bogan and the plaintiff claims injuries to the left side and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Monte Ligon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Twelfth Street
Pennsylvania
Andrew Bogan
Public roads office to distribute surplus material funds
Thomas H. MacDonald, head of the bureau of public roads, is assigned to distribute 200 million dollars worth of surplus war material to states for road building over two years. The move aims to channel material to improve highways and infrastructure across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. MacDonald
Bureau of Public Roads Department of Agriculture
British Commons votes to back government over Ireland policy
London June 27 Prime Minister Iloud George and Churchill secure a confidence vote in the Commons, 342 to 75, defeating Die Hards who sought a salary cut for the chief secretary for Ireland. Provisional government in Dublin must prove its fitness to govern while imperial action remains possible. Reactions split across newspapers with praise, warnings, and calls for patience toward the new southern state.
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Associated Press
London
Iloud George
Churchill
House of Commons
Die Hards
Ireland
Field Marshal Wilson
Mr. Churchill
Daily News
The
Westminster Gazette
the Gazette
Arthur Griffith
Michael Collins
Free State
Timent
Ulster
Times
Great Britain
Collins
Empire
Field Marsh
Wilson
Daugherty to Rule on Ship Liquor Sales Policy
Attorney General Daugherty will issue an early ruling on the legality of liquor sales aboard boats beyond the three mile limit. Treasury and Prohibition officials prepared regiments, with Solicitor Mapes drafting briefs to accompany the request for a final decision. In Vienna, railroad and telegraph workers resume strikes as streetcar workers refuse settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Daugherty
Mellon
Treasury Department
Haynes
Council For the
Treasury
Tiows
Shipping Board
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Mapes
Internal Revenue
Edgar Hiatt Indicted by Grand Jury in Bank Embezzlement Case
Thirteen indictments were returned against Edgar F Hiatt former president of the Dickinson Trust company. Ten indictments charge embezzlement of bank funds. others cover personal overdrafts and perjury. Warrant issued for Hiatt's arrest as the case centers on alleged misappropriation tied to Chicago real estate and Mississippi plantation deals. Names including C L Peck Frederick Hollingsworth and others appear among involved parties. Continuous allegations connect to substitution of undesirable securities and large fund misuses.
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Edgar F. Hiatt
Dickinson Trust Company
Hiatt
Anaichments
State Bank
Charles W. Camp
Trust Company
Lowell W. Cox
State Bank Examiner
Herman Olsen
C. L. Peck
Com. Vermillion
Frederick Hollingsworth
Thomas Reynolds
Indiana
Wayne
City of
Richmond
C. L. Peck and Company
Chicago
C. L Peck and Company
Martin Moehn
L. Peek and Company
Martin Mosk
Jesse Vermillion
Thomas Reyonli
Mississippi
Hiatt Appropriated the Funds of the Trust Company
Clyde L. Peck
South
Erick Hollingsworth
Grand Rapids
Jalso
Peck
Starke County
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Aillam Tyler Page
Parlev
Rathenau
Hamburg
Saxony
Bss
Gessler
Dresden
Berner Tageblatt
Dr. Gessler
Reichswehr
K. Bruce Bielaski
Vienna
WIORK
the Amendates
Edgar Hiatt
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