Troops Called to Halt Kansas Coal Riot Chaos
National Guard units totaling about 2000 were ordered to Pittsburgh coal fields as clashes between nonstriking miners and militant women escalated. Judge Crawford promised state protection. sheriff requested federal troops after crowds overpowered deputies. Mutiny at Newark prison also reported.
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Pittsburg
Kansas
Sherif Mac Gould
Allen
Kansas National Guard
Adjutant General
J. H. Crawford
State Industrial Cour
Crawford
Brown
Crawford County
Menghint Coal Company
Drywood
Gould
Popeke
Alexander Howat
Central No. 51
Railroads to Close Shops Across System Saturday
Baltimore and Ohio announces the closure of all heavy repair shops on the system this Saturday due to low business and the need for economies. Affected locations include Baltimore Cumberland Pittsburgh Wheeling Zanesville Cincinnati Washington New York Philadelphia Lima Chillicothe Graf ton Kersford Newark Renwood Garrett Willard Newcastle Junction and others.
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Baltimore
Dee
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland
Pittsburgh
Keteer
W. Va
Zanesville
Ohio
Cinedinaath
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Lima
Chillicothe
Grafton
Kersford
Newark
U. S. Sells Homes for 4 Million in New Jersey Sale
The shipping board plans to sell its Fairview project near Camden New Jersey for over 4 million dollars according to the auditor in charge. The reported sale targets a total exceeding four million with expectations of substantial proceeds from the municipally sized housing project.
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U. S
Washington
Dee
Shipping Board
Fairview
Camden
N. J
Audtioneer
Iowa Crop Value Slides for Year 1922
Iowa crops in this year are valued at 8905.400420 according to final crop report by Charles D. Reed director of the state weather and crop service read at the agricultural convention in Des Moines. The value is over a quarter billion dollars less than 1920 and less than a third of 1919 while livestock products are not included.
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Dex Moines
Tweed
Charles D. Reed
Teva Weather and Crop Service
Statehouse
Reed
Temple to Cost 1 Million Planned Between City and Venice
In Los Angeles on December 15 a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints temple costing 1,000,000 was chosen for construction between Los Angeles and Venice. President Huber J. Grant arrived from Salt Lake City with apostles and bishops to select the site.
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Los Angeles
Church of Jesus Christ of Letter Day Saints
Venice
Huber J. Grant
Salt Lake City
Youth confesses murder of girl in Dorchester
Earl Throst aged 26 confessed to killing Miss Inga Magnusen a 20 year old school teacher near Dorchester after she rejected him. He said in a Dorchester jail cell that he struck her with a stick in the school basement, then left believing she might still be alive.
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Earl Throst
Inga Magnusen
Wankon
Dorchester
Throst
IE. F. Pieper
W. L. Peck
Inga
Miss Magnusen
Collins Dominates Dail As Treaty Debate Roars
In Dublin Michael Collins seized control of a Dail Éireann meeting on the treaty signed with Arthur Griffith and others. He accused Eamon De Valera of withholding full instructions, read the original terms, and urged a clear vote on ratification while Griffith watched.
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Dublin
Michael Collins
Dall Eireann
Arthur Griffith
Lierdeorge
Cottine
Valera
Grifith
Colins
de Valera
Collins
Griffith
Collins Hoadly
de Valen
Prins
Profesor
MacNeill
Dall
Tom
Nester
Traitors questioned as Irish assembly erupts in turmoil
Members confront a designated traitor amid chaotic ruckus in the body. Collins reads the original document while Sinn Fein leader Mulcahy resists, the president exhausted as the session devolves into disorder and threats.
Lloyd George Sees Irish Peace Treaty Ratified by Both Parliaments
Premier Lloyd George expressed in Commons that he expects both Parliament and Dail Eireann to ratify the Irish peace treaty by margins. He praised the Sinn Fein delegates and warned that dangers remain for the empire while Ireland will share in victory, with limited army duties and navy defense remaining under Britain.
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London
Lloyd George
Commons
Parliament
Dail Eireann
Ireland
England
Sinn ‘Fein
Japs Delay Arris Parley on the Ratio
Washington reports indicate Japan and China remain deadlocked over the Far Eastern committee demands while the trio of Hughes Balfour and Baron Kato met for over four hours at Hughes residence. Four treaties are planned with the naval ratio and Pacific accord likely first to reach the Senate. Inner talks on the Shantung railroad issue continue without a breakthrough.
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Washington
Hughes
Arthur Balfour
Baron Kate
Japan
Coue
Chla
Far Eastern Committee
Farding
Senate
China
Lodge
Baron Kato
Balfour
Iare
Japan and China clash over rail road sale in talks
British adviser Sir John Jordan and American John MacMurray at the Stantang conference seek to resolve Japan's claim to its railways. They have urged partial selling of Japan’s interest to China with 50 percent ownership and control as the baseline. Tokyo is asked to consent to negotiations, with a potential handover in six to nine months if Japan yields.
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Japan
China
John Jordan
John MacMurray
Maniharea
Tokyo
Priest Sentenced for Toledo Post Office Conspiracy
Charles Schultz, convicted in the Toledo post office robbery conspiracy, escaped jail then recaptured, was sentenced to 40 years in Leavenworth. Rev Anthony Chiorek of New Chalengo Ind confessed receiving bonds worth 87000 from Wanda Urbaytis, convicted in the same case, and jailed for one hour.
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Toledo, O
Charles Schultz
Toledo
Lucas County
Labor Day
Conucttion
Leavenworth
Killits
Anthony Chiorek
New Chalengo
Ind
Wanda Urbaytis
Wise
Postmaster General Tits Jett Ordered Home For Holidays
Washington December 15 Postmaster General Tits Jett ordered to Sullivan to rest at home over the Christmas holidays by his physician Mero Hays has been indisposed since the railway accident last October with a slight injury and remains at home.
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Washington
Tits Jett
Sullivan, Ted
Mero Hays
Fire destroys Templar Motor plant in Lakewood Ohio
Fire swept the Templar Motor company property in Lakewood and destroyed property valued at 250000 dollars to 800000 dollars according to M F Bramley head of the concern. One fireman was injured. The main plant, though fireproof, was the only structure saved.
Russia to Fight Japan Urges Bolshevik Readiness
Moscow reports Leon Trotsky, minister of war and marine, issued wireless appeals to the Bolshevik forces demanding heightened preparedness for hostile action. He charges Japan with attacking the Far Eastern Republic while seeking world recognition of imperial debts. Trotsky urges doubling efforts to defend Russia’s independence and keep industry active to support the army.
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Moscow
Leon Trotzky
Japan
Siberian
Washington
Far Eastern
Russia
France
Local shoppers visit Washington for holiday sales
Clever Wittmer of Wayland and Edgar W. Kisse of Brighton were in Washington today as shoppers from out of town. G Neff and J Martin visited yesterday for Christmas shopping with many others seen in town. Mrs Nellie Hawkins Gardner arrived from Detroit for a holiday visit while diphtheria quarantines kept her relatives at home.
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Edgar W. Kisse
Brighton
Washington
G. Neff
J. Martin
Nellie Hawkins Gardner
Detroit
Michigan
Hawkins
Ainsworth
Christmas shoppers from Washington and area visitants
G E Howard of Kalona spent yesterday in Washington. G E Foster did his Christmas shopping in Washington. A C Ralston of West Chester was among shoppers in Washington. John Bulger of Riverside was among out of town visitors yesterday. Mrs J A Y Ashby went to Keota to visit relatives this morning.
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G. E. Howard
Kalona
Washington
G. E. Foster
A. C. Ralston
West Chester
John Bulger of
Riverside
J. A. Y. Ashby
Keota
Guard Outgrows U. S. Funds in Militia Report
The National Guard rapidly grows as of June 30 with 113 630 men and 81 organizations planned. Brig Gen Jesse Mel Carter notes expansion targets to 760 000 by year end, but warns that funds for this year cover only 122 000, risking future trouble without more appropriations.
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Washington
Der
National Guard
Militia Bureau
Jesse Mel. Carter
Carter
Marshal Foch Sails Home From New York Farewell
Marshal Foch left New York on his return to France, cheered by crowds and hailed as the Napoleon of Napoleons. Rodman Wanamaker led a farewell address as Foch reviewed the Fifteenth Regiment of the New York Guard before boarding for home, carrying a diamond brooch gifted by the city to his wife.
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Rodman Wanamaker
Hero
Napoleon of
New York
Marshal Foch
France
Rodman Wanamiter
Marsha Foch
New York Guard
Arts
Jap killed in Hoquiam gunfight with federal agents
In Hoquiam Washington on December 15 a Japanese man believed to be K Natsu purser on the Shinsei Maru was shot and killed during a revolver clash with two federal agents and four allied peddlers. Four Japanese fled unhurt as agents J B Brown and Ralph Latham said they had arranged to pay 82400 for 226 ounces of a drug from Shinsei Maru crew members before the shooting.
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Hoquiam
Wash
K. Natsu
J.B. Brown
Ralph Latham
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