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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1921

Page

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Labor union leaders halt coal miners in West Virginia

Acting Secretary of War Wainwright will await further information before ordering federal troops. The advance guard of miners marching from Marmet to Mingo was turned back by district officials Keeney and Mooney after passing Madison. Reports of a pitched battle at Blair, Logan county could not be confirmed. authorities cited no official advices.

Washington Wainwright H. 4 Kandheltz War Department West Virginia Madison W. Va Marmet Mingo Morgan Charles F. Keeney United Mine Workers Fred Mooney Keeney Mooney Charleston W.va Blair Logan County Mullins Boone County Governors’ Office Chesapeake and Ohio Don Chafin Logan Touls Michaelson Associated Press Tink Muarmet-Mingo Association Esteblishmants

Standings of the Clubs in National and American Leagues

In the National League Chicago leads Brooklyn 12 to 2 with players such as Heston contributing two hits. New York defeats Pittsburgh 2 to 1, Cincinnati 7 over Philadelphia 2. In the American League Boston 6 Chicago 4, Cleveland 6 Washington 3, New York 10 Detroit 2, St Louis 7 Philadelphia 2.

Chicago Brooklyn Heston New York Pittsthurch Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston Cleveland Washington Detroit St. Louis Pittsburgh Beseaes Bt. Louis Ui Ciscinnati Washington - Ox T. Louis Ora

Old Concern In Difficulty Receivers Named In Nebraska

Omaha, Aug 27. On Carl Modesitt as stockholder petition a receiver was appointed for the Wells Abbott Nieman Milling Co of Schuyler Nebraska. The firm is a major Western milling house with Nebraska operations for half a century. Capital stock 1,500,000. outstanding stock 464,000. total liabilities 3,054,015.28.

Omaha Neb Carl Modesitt Wells-Abbortt- Nieman Milling Company Schuyler West Nebraska Half Impany

Couple Killed by Train At Springfield Crossing

The bodies of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Conley of Springfield were identified hours after their car was struck by a Chicago and Alton fast mail train at a crossing. Conley was a fireman at a local coal mine.

Springfeld Lil Chicago & Alton John F. Conley Conley

Erzberger Dies by Assassination in Baden

Mathias Erzberger former vice premier and finance minister was killed near Offenburg Baden by two youths who shot him. Reichstag Deputy Diez was wounded. Erzberger had long faced unpopularity after proposing a peace without annexation in 1917 and reform.

Berlin Mathias Erzberger Offenburg Baden Herr Erzberger Bad-Griesbach Reichstag Diez Black Forest Erzaberger Karl Helfferich Oltwig von Hirschfeld von Hirschfeld Erzberger Germany Bethmann-Hellweg Uel

American Army to Return from Germany After Peace Treaty

The American army will be brought home from Germany immediately after ratification of the peace treaty. Evacuation likely before October 1 as the Senate reconvenes in September. The move completes the final military act of the war and ends four years of occupation with fewer than 12,000 soldiers remaining. Germany owes the United States over $250 million for maintenance.

United States Germany Rhine Washington Senate Harding Coblenz Dickman Pershing

De Valera Re-elected President as Peace Talks Continue

Dublin reports Eamonn de Valera unanimously re elected president of the Irish republic by Dail Eireann, praised by Commandant John Mac Keown for his leadership. In London the Sinn Fein reply to Lloyd George’s plan rejects the terms but supports negotiating a broad basis peace with plenary powers for appointed representatives. The piece notes Britain and Ireland may appoint plenary negotiators to seek a just peace, while asserting Ireland will defend itself if attacked.

Dublin Eamonn de Valera Irish Republic Dail Eireann Sinn Pein John Mac Keown Irish Republican Army Dali Eireann de Valera Mac Keown London Dail Fire and Hoe Lloyd George Dailytreach Sinn Fein Great Britain Ireland Lievd George Dail Hireann

Lloyd George Warns Irish to Get Busy in Peace Talks

Premier Lloyd George urges Ireland to accept a framework for immediate progress, warning that delay risks termination of negotiations. He asserts Britain offered Ireland all it asked, rejects secession, and calls for recognition of interdependence within a British commonwealth. De Valera signals Dublin readiness to appoint representatives if talks are accepted.

Lloyd George Ireland Whitty O'Connell Thomas Davis Britain American Union

Thief Held in $29,600 Securities Theft Case

Police recover securities valued at $20,600 stolen in San Francisco last July after arresting Russell Griffin twenty one former messenger for a San Francisco brokerage house. Griffin also confessed to stealing $22,000 worth of securities from registered packages for McDonald Co San Francisco.

New York San Francisco Russell Griffin Griffin McDonald & Co

Widening scope of fraud case reaches Los Angeles figures

Chicago reports federal probes into alleged fraud by Charlie W. French and Honest John Worthington involve two Los Angeles businessmen and a woman. Col. George C. Bell of Chicago named in warrants, with Roberts suicide linked to the alleged circle. Mrs Charles W French sought for questioning as to husband’s activities. Roberts’ body found in Lake Harriet after a wire from Roberts to Rudolph H. Kohn seeking 36000.

Chicago Los Angeles San Diego Cal Charlies W. French John” Worthington Minneapolis A. S. Roberts French Col George C. Bell South Burlington Avenue French-Worthington Worthington Charles W. French Roberts Rudolph H. Kohn Kohn Lake Harriet

Posse Hunts Train Robbers Near Denison Texas

Posse men hunt two armed bandits who robbed a Missouri Kansas Texas limited train near Denison Texas. Postal authorities estimate the loot may exceed 50 000 dollars with two pouches of registered mail and several sacks taken. The bandits boarded the train at Bells after binding and gagging mail clerks.

Denison Tex

Wisconsin Gov Responds to Klan Organizing Call

Madison reports eb of Milwaukee urged Governor Blaine to use state influence to organize the Ku Klux Klan, claiming a strong hold. The governor replied he will take no part in the situation, stating that overt act had been committed.

Madison Wis Blaine Milwaukee

Harding Meets Washington Leaders on Socialist Leader Case

Aug 27 1921 report from Washington states Attorney General Daugherty met with President Harding to discuss Eugene V. Debs, jailed Socialist leader, with official confirmation from the Department of Justice.

Washington Eugene VY Ma En Oup Harding Daugherty Department of Justice

Dublin confident of peace after Irish vote

Dublin reports the Dail Aireann reply to British proposals is not a final rejection but a stage in ongoing negotiations aimed at peace. Authorities warn against complacency, with some unrest in Cork and Kerry but overall confidence that peace will endure.

Great Britain Dublin Ireland Dail Aireann Cork Kerry

Opening Trade With Russia Amid Credit Deal

The Lokal Anzeiger reports Standard OM with British interests signed an economic treaty in London with M Krassin. Russia gains a $400,000,000 credit and Ural mountain off concessions. Russia may not strike deals with rivals without central approval. The pan Russian relief committee must continue.

Ferlin Lokal Anzeiger Standard OM M. Krassin London Russia Cencern

Bodies of ZR-2 victims to be sent home

Washington August 27 the Navy department said the bodies of the American victims of the ZR-2 disaster will be brought to the United States on a British warship. A message of sympathy came from Lloyd George the British premier.

United States Washington Navy Department Lloyd George

Yellow River Flood Ravages Shuntung Province Homes Lost

Tekin August 27 reports hundreds of villages destroyed and thousands left homeless as the Hoang Ho river overflows after a month of heavy rainfall flooding large areas in Shuntung province.

Tekin Hoang-Ho Shuntung

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