Raids Hit Chicago Booze Joints in Largest Prohibition Sweep
Day agents led by ace of the Internal Revenue Service raided fifteen Chicago cafes, cabarets, and roadhouses on a bid to clean up liquor here. Fifty owners managers and waiters were arrested. no patrons detained and no liquor seized. Immediate prosecutions promised by United States District Attorney Charles Wyne with cases prepared for two weeks.
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Tug Spray Sinks After Side Collision On River
Six people died when the Spray tug on the St. Lawrence River was struck by the steamer Catradhu of the Robert Reford line. The Spray sank almost immediately trapping all aboard in their bunks. Five men and one woman perished. The Callindhn halted at once but no survivors were found.
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Robert Reford Line
Georgia Watermelons Sell at Up to 1 50 in New York Market
Georgia growers receive 3 to 17 cents per fruit as watermelons move in New York retail for 0 to 1.50 dollars. The state department of farms and markets issues a statement on current prices and sales locally.
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Georgia
New York
State Department of Farms
Wilkerson May Get Post as Federal Judge Nomination Sent
A conference between Hardine and Silas Strawn led to the prediction that James Williamnonne telae would be nominated to succeed Judge Lendis as a federal district judge in Chicago, with the nomination expected to go to the Senate.
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Wiiham Nonne Telae
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Lendis
Senate
Harding Orders Return of War Patents to Government
President Harding directs alien property custodian Miller to seek return of all patents trademarks copyrights and related assets from the Chemical Foundation Inc asserting government rights in properties transferred during the Wilson era. He cites past congressional attacks on the foundation and notes attorney general guidance.
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Chemical Foundation
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Joseph Choate
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Garvan
Senate
Mine Chiefs Meet With President Warms To Settlement
President Harding convened 50 coal operators and nine union officials at the White House to urge a voluntary settlement of the coal strike. The talks featured sharp exchanges between John L. Lewis and operators over wage agreements and field coverage as the administration warned it would use force if needed to restore production. The conference will continue as Hoover and Davis assist in the effort.
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Conference session outlines industry split and leadership roles
The conference divides operators and saviors into two groups, with A M Ogle as president of the National Coal Association not chairing and William Green set as secretary of the conference. Hoover Travis and Fall attend. secretaries steer separate employer and employee meetings amid cautious optimism from Secretary Davis and remarks by Edward Smith and Rice Miller among midwest operators.
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Michiown Assortation
On the Green Diamond Sports standings and Sunday results
National League standings involve Chicago, Pittsburgh and Boston with various scores. American League notes Detroit versus Chicago and Philadelphia versus New York appear alongside scattered player mentions. Kinross resident Eura Eckerman visits J. T. Moore's Kinross home.
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Rail Strike Expands as 400000 Shopmen Walkout Threatens
Chicago and national labor tensions rise as 400000 railway shop workers join the strike. Leaders confer with Jewell amid fears of broader disruption in maintenance and clerical divisions. Officials warn about seniority and pension implications while federal figures discuss potential troops and labor-board jurisdiction.
Maintenance Men Vote on Rail Strike Continue
Maintenance workers vote on whether to strike over rail conditions with the Railroad Labor Board reviewing the dispute. The outcome could affect service any time.
Train wreck near Philadelphia claims six lives
Six people die when a Philadelphia and Reading Express train derails over an embankment. The incident follows a railway strike by six crafts opposed to pay cuts, with labor board actions seen as challenging government authority. About 400,000 maintenance workers are voting on the strike in Detroit today.
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R. BR. Labor Board
Labor Board
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Six Die in Philadelphia and Reading Express Train Crash
Special to The Evening Journal reports six people killed and seventy five injured when a Philadelphia and Reading express train derailed and toppled from an embankment.
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Evening Journal
Philadelphia and
Reading
The Capricious Censor and the Case for Self-Governed Thought
A fragmentary view argues that censorship lacks objective basis and is driven by personal biases. It questions who ensures propriety when authorities decide what readers may see and implies censorship is arbitrary and unanswerable.
Labor Board Stance on Strikes Limits Standing in Rulings
The text notes the labor board's view that strikers against the board lose benefits from rulings they would otherwise receive. It recalls a two year old event when striking workers attempting to lodge complaints with the railroad labor board were told they had no standing.
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Ln Board
Eatlin Meited
Railroad Labor Board
Unclear OCR fragment notes officer appointment
Fragmentary text references Col Kenzie W Walker Kensie W Bealker acting in a division of the gunnet period of four piles and a secretary duties unclear. Other parts unreadable.
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Kensie W Bealker
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