Davis Urges End to Violence in Labor Strife Address
Mooseheart Ill Sept 5 Secretary Davis of the Labor Department warned against violence tied to strikes. He praised wage stability since the war and urged industrial peace, saying only fair negotiations can resolve disputes without force. He linked wrecking and killings to a dark past and called for law and order to prevail.
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Mooseheart
Davis
Labor Department
Gary
Ind
America
Milneis
Dinvis
United States
Phone Stays Hand Did Not Kill Self At Rochester to Chicago Call
A Rochester to Chicago call alerted Englewood police to a suicide attempt by Mrs. Lillian Seaman at 6808 Normal Boulevard. They found her unconscious, rushed her to St Bernard's Hospital where she revived. She had prepared her room with paper on doors and windows and later refused to explain her action. She is separated from her husband.
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Chicago
Rochester
N. Y
Englewood
Lillian Seaman
Normal Boulevard
St. Bernard's Hospital
Sen
Cassin, Rooney
Bingham
Seaman
Pennsylvania to prosecute horserace dopers seekers
Pennsylvania's department of health will prosecute doctors and racetrack men who use heroin or arsenic to dope race horses. The move follows state investigations and reports from agents detailing several cases.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Health
Bureau of Drug Control
Indian Kills Two Agents in Oregon Raid Fight
Dallas Ore Sept 5 Glen H Price and Grover C Todd federal prohibition agents were killed by Phil lip Warren an Indian in a fight at New Grand Ronde Warren was wounded and later arrested The clash followed a raid on a dance hall
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Dallas
Ore
Glen H. Price
Grover C. Todd
Phillip Warren
New Grand Ronde
Warren
Nw Dance Halk
Labor and Capital Merge in Post Office Clerks Talk
Buffalo September 5 Postmaster General Work told the United National Association of Post Office Clerks that labor and capital are not distinct classes. He argued workers own homes and save, and that wages are paid in days of labor while capital is in dollars. He urged harmony and a rational approach to labor disputes and noted improved postwar conditions.
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Buffalo
N. Y
United National Association of Post Office Clerks
America
Europe
Work
Arrests in Chicago Rail Strike Spark Federal Action
Federal marshals arrest Noonan and Kleboski under union strike restraining orders near Burnside shops. Noonan accused of trying to deter Loomis Young from work and possibly drunk at arrest. Michael Flores killed in ambush near the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul right of way as tensions rise in the strike.
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Chicago
Cherty
Noonan
Young
Noomim
Join Kleboski
Burnside
Illnois Central
Klieboski
Federal Building
Walter Wood
Jacob Spolansky
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Michael Flores
Milwaukee
Sinois Central
Great Northern Railroad
St. Paul
Labor Board
Federal
Interior department fee dispute noted in archival report
In the three department discussion the average fee figures 81015 in 110 81 and 120 to SLTSO65 in 122 are cited. The official highlights the annual operating digest of the Post Office department and states a seat cost paid by the taxpayers, vowing to pursue action if needed.
Woman Dies in Niagara Cliff Fall Near Cataract
An automobile plunged over the Niagara Falls cliff and broke apart 200 feet below. Mrs. Agatha Miller, age 54, wife of D. H W. Miller of Cleveland, fell to her death in the incident occurring near the cataract at Niagara Falls.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara Falls
Agatha Miller
D. H W. Miller
Cleveland
Labor Day in Nation Promotes Organization and Patience
Reports from across the country describe a peaceful Labor Day with no broad plan to defy a federal court injunction. Samuel Gompers urges a united labor front and continued organization to win economic justice, while unions consider new shopfloor actions and potential recognition fights.
Local News Briefs From Haskins and Nearby Areas
Miss Madge Stone of Haskins visits Washington for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rohrer and baby of West Chester are guests. Birth announced for a son to Mr. and Mrs. Nate Fields of Toledo Iowa. Water rents due at west side drug store by Sept 12 with penalty after. Keith Prazer Clarence Shaffer Iliene Busby and Lucy Casey drive to Ottumwa where Lucy Casey will attend St Joseph's Academy. Rev and Mrs F A Gageby and son Paul of Chicago with Wilber Keesie of Mt Pleasant visit Cloyce Dougherty home. Keesie departs today.
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West Side
Keith Prazer
Clarence Shaffer
Llliene, Busby
Lucy Casey
Ottumwa
St. Joseph’s Academy
F. A. Gageby
Paul
Chicago
Wilber Keesie
Mt. Pleasant
Gageby
Cloyece Dougherty
De Molay Initiates Eleven Keota Boys
Washington De Molay members accompanied by several local Masons traveled to Keota yesterday evening and initiated eleven Keota boys into Amos chapter. The group will form a De Molay club in Keota while the initiates retain Washington chapter membership. Names of participants include Lewis Warren Ernest Beaty Richard Maxwell and others.
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Washington
Order of de Molay
Keota
Amos Chapter
Order
de Molay
Lewis Warren
Ernest Beaty
Richard Maxwell
Roger Sherman
Delbert Jennings
Glenn Eldridge
Ira Jones
Clarence Carria
John Lemmon
Car Collision Downtown Injures Woman And Boy
A Dodge driven by Earl Limerman and a Ford driven by A M McCulley collided downtown this afternoon. Mrs McCulley, in the Ford, received a bad bump on her head while a boy in the Ford suffered a slight arm bruise. Both cars were somewhat damaged.
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Earl Limerman
Ford
A. M. McCulley
Evelyn Caldwell Preaches at Kenwood Park Church Pulpit
Evelyn Caldwell daughter of Mr and Mrs L A Caldwell of Kenwood Park Cedar Rapids occupied the pulpit of the Methodist church last Sunday with credit The Washington high school graduate moved with her family last summer The Kenwood Park pastor expects to license her as a local preacher
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Miss Evelyn Caldwell
L. A. Caldwell
Kenwood Park
Cedar Rapids
Methodist
Iss Evelyn
Washington High School
Kenwood
Miss Evelyn
Edmondson Home Near Ainsworth Is Burned
The Edmondson country home three miles northeast of Ainsworth burned last evening around 4 30. Fire started in a closet off a bedroom with Mrs Funston present and three Edmondson children. Neighbors saved a wood shed and kept other buildings safe. insurance on the home had just expired. This marks the second Edmondson house fire in recent months.
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Ainsworth
Marshall Edmondson
Edmondson
Earl Edmondson
Washington
Brundage Directs Justice After Herrin Mine Massacre
Edward J. Brundage attorney general of Illinois personally directs efforts to bring to justice the perpetrators of the Herrin massacre of nonunion miners.
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Edward J. Brundage
Tier
Herrin
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Lecy Davis
Harding
Mooseheart, Ill
Ray Cannon
Wis
American Federation of Labor
Son
Postmaster General
Gurncide
Niagara Cliff Fall
Gompers
B. M. Jewell
East
Workers of America
Samuel Gompers
United Workers
Nsutice
Ste
Madge Stone
Haskins
Dan Rohrer
Baby
West Chester
al Fields
Nate Fields
Toledo
Iowa
Evelyn Caldwell
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