Harding Puts Forth Effort to End Strike
President Harding, Secretary of Labor Davis and United Mine Workers President Lewis met at the White House for nearly three hours to plan a national conference of operators and miners to end the coal strike. A representative operators group may be invited to Washington soon to present their side. The Senate Labor Committee plans an independent move if parley fails.
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Miss Elizabeth Barnes Heads Woman's Clean Government Group
Miss Aneabeth Malett Barnes has been elected president of the newly formed Woman's Clean Government organization. The group aims to promote study of civic affairs among women with a research department and competent investigators to monitor government activities. Headquarters will be in Washington.
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Aneabeth Malett Barnes
Woman's Clean Government Organization
Washington
Mining strike talks falter as leaders push central conference plan
President Lewis rejects district conferences with operators and demands a central competitive field representative tonnage for negotiations. He cites two decades of failed bargaining and notes no change in strike or miners' stance while rioting in one state remains unaddressed.
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Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
United Mine Workers
American troops to stay in Haiti report says
A Senate committee report urges indefinite continuance of American military occupation in Haiti. It credits intervention with stabilizing the government and protecting the Monroe Doctrine, while noting some blunders and occasional cruelty by troops. Dominican affairs are kept for later announcement.
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New Mexico
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Funeral draws thousands as Wilson is buried with honors
London reports say anonymous letters threaten Premier Lloyd George and Winston Churchill if James Connolly and John O Brien are hanged for the assassination of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson. Extraordinary police precautions guarded Parliament and the funeral at St Pauls, where three thousand soldiers formed a guard and a firing squad honored the field marshal.
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Winston Churchill
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
James Connolly
John O'Brien
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Henry H. Wilson
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St. Pauls Cathedral
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Faton Place
St. Pan's
Foch Attends Funeral of Lady Wilson in London
Marshal Foch, former Allied commander, attended the London funeral of Lady Wilson. He visited the Wilson home to offer a brief prayer, then accompanied Mrs Wilson to the cathedral. Five field marshals served as pallbearers with King George's representative in attendance.
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Four Die In Separate Chicago Area Auto Crashes
Two serious crashes in Chicago and Hammond claimed four lives and injured six others. At South Michigan Avenue a car, travelling fast, struck a streetcar on Twenty second Street killing three occupants. In Hammond an auto party from Valparaiso University was hit by a Chicago Terminal transfer train at the Sonomer Street crossing, killing one man and injuring four others including a woman. Names of victims and injuries were reported with uncertain identifications for some.
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Hammond
Ind
Valparaiso University
Sonomer Street Crossing
Stanley Girker
Esennaba
Mich
Joseph Johnson
Detroit
Orne Undertaking Rooms
Withnra Schaefer
Vito Capringio
Fear for former Kaiser escape and Rathenau plots
Berlin reports allege a Bavarian secret group called the council aided the killings of Erzberger and Rathenau. Arrests include Col Nylander in Munich and General Maerker in Dresden. In Paris and The Hague authorities guard leaders as mistrust grows over possible royalist action.
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Ex U S Official Held by Bandits Near Cuernavaca
Former U S Department of Justice chief investigator A Bruce Bielaski and businessman Manuel Barcena were abducted by seven bandits while traveling near Cuernavaca Morelos. Ransom of ten thousand pesos was arranged as authorities pursued the assailants.
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Mexico City
A. Bruce Bielaski
Bureau of Ivestigation
United States Department of Justice
Cuernavaca
Morelos
Bielaski
Richmond Fevering and Company
Tampico
Barcena
Tia Joana
New York
Cuernavaca Hills
A. Brace Slelaski
Department of Justice
Frank N. Sample
Richmond, Leveridge & Co
Americans Held for Ransom
Report indicates several American nationals are being held for ransom by an unidentified group. Authorities have not released further details on location or the ransom demands.
Kill Strip Miner Hostilities Break Out in Ohio
Special to The Fivenine Journery reports gunfire as workers are attacked while going to work at the Cortez OU Co. near Tampico. The state department states forty American employees and property valued at $250,000 are held for ransom by a Mexican rebel general demanding $7,500.
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Washington, D. C
Cortez OU Co
Tampico
State Department
Miner killed and another wounded near Uniontown coal mine
Special to The Frenme Journal reports a miner killed and a second injured when their party was fired upon while en route to a Catherine coal company strip mine at Uniontown. Local strip mines have operated without serious disturbance before this incident.
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Frenme
Catherine Coal Company
Uniontown
UB Secs
Prohibition progress report cites doubled convictions
Washington reports one year of the Haynes brand of prohibition has doubled convictions and reduced withdrawals of minor alcohol by millions of gallons. Commercial alcohol use fell to 16,491,303 gallons from 24,856,388 a year earlier with savings in warehouse wages and rents.
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Washington
Haynes
Wealth Properly Characterized
A quotation explores wealth as a measure of what a person can ignore. It argues true riches come from freedom to neglect unneeded possessions and duties rather than sheer money.
William Tyler Page Runs for Senate Seat in Maryland
William Tyler Page, longtime clerk of the United States House and author of The American's Creed, announces candidacy to succeed Senator Joseph I. France of Maryland. A Frederick, Maryland native, Page has served the House for 40 years and now resides at Friendship Heights.
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Senate
Joseph I. France
Maryhaid
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Friendship Heights
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