Court Bars Check Off by United Mine Workers in West Virginia
Federal Judge Anderson orders a temporary injunction blocking collection of union dues by the check off system. The ruling targets operators and union officials nationwide and aims to halt efforts to organize nonunion mines in Mingo County West Virginia and Pike County Kentucky. The decision suspends dues through payrolls and elsewhere, while permitting support for striking workers in tents until further order.
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Indianapolis
Associated Press
United Mine Workers of America
Fo Anderson
Wertlansen
West Virginia
F‘ounsel
Knox
Indiana
Elis Searles
United States Steel Corporation
Borderland Coal Corporation
Threescort
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Dle
West Virgina
Umonsin
Williamson Field
Mingo County
Pike County
Kentucky
Unliwus
Howes
Anderson
John L. Lewis
Wiliamson Field
International Union United Mine Workers of America
W. Va
W. Wajana
Royal Aeronautical Society Forms 7R-2 Memorial Fund
London October 12 The Royal Aeronautical Society council has decided to establish a memorial fund for those who perished in the 4R-2 and earlier airship disasters. Income will fund investigations related to airships, with results published in society papers. The first donation, £6 10s in crumpled notes from a pocket book of Flight Lieutenant J. B. M. Friehard, came from an anonymous donor who said the money should aid continuing warship progress.
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London
Associated Press
Council of the
Royal Aeronautical Society
J. B. M Friehard
Man Freed By Blood Transfusion Defense
Nicholas Malouf was acquitted of murder in the death of Mrs. Amelia Ellis after witnesses testified he gave a blood transfusion to save her life. Malouf claimed the shooting was accidental while attempting to disarm her. he called an ambulance and accompanied her to the hospital.
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Memphis
Tenn
Nicholas Malouf
Amelia Ellis
Malouf
Charles Denies Intention To Seize Throne by Force
Budapest dispatch reports Charles and Zita reflecting on the failed attempt to regain the Hungarian crown. They recount their retreat from Budapest, the king’s calm stance, and the stay in Esterhazy castle as troops swore allegiance, with plans to send the queen and king to a monastery while reassuring their children in Switzerland.
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Charles
Budapest
Esterhazy Castle
Zita
St. Stefan
Lagt
Hapsburgs
Switzerland
Count Andrassy
Gratz
Count Andragsy
Tata
Hapshburg Court
M. Rakovsky
M Gratz
Hungary
Lucerne
Denesfalva
Rakovsky
Mr. Gratz
Denesfaiva
Oedenburg
Col Ostenburg
Qwedenburg
Hsterhazy
Raab
Horthy
Komorn
Torragyr
Lung
Admiral Horthy
Ostenburg
Col. Ostenburg
Torbagy
Budapess
Hegedus
Andrasay
Esterhazy
Balacen
Prince Otto
Castle Hartenstain
Luzerne
the Public Ledger Co
Union Seeks Fifty-Fifty Efficiency Pact With Government
Federal Employes' Union No 2 announces a policy to make union membership a credential of efficiency and to improve economy in government service. Leaders propose a fifty-fifty relationship with the employer, pledge of efficient service, possible schools of efficiency, and open handling of grievances for fair treatment.
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No 2
National Federation of Federal Employes
William J. Hendricks
Hendricks
Capes
Eastern High Alumni Plans Christmas Reunion
The Eastern High School Alumni Association executive council's last meeting set a December 22 reunion for students and alumni with a play on the program. Miss Mary Murray chairs the arranging committee with Miss Bessie Wood and Miss Rosemary Arnold. The association reports 127 life members and a memorial fund drive of $1,000 for war dead, with a new office to be elected. Charles M Boteler announced the next alumni bulletin will be issued in ten days. Earl G. Jonscher presided.
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Eastern High School Alumni Association
Executive Council
Mary Murray
Bessie Wood
Rosemary Arnold
Charles M Boteler
Alumni Bulletin
Eastern Association
Earl G. Jonscher
Augusta note reveals bank shortage and suicide confession
A note left to W H H Sherman, assistant cashier at Merchants bank, who closed its doors Wednesday, reveals a shortage. Eugene E. Rosborough, vice president, who died by his own hand earlier, disclosed details in the missive.
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Augusta
W HH Sherman
Merchants Bank
Eugene E. Rosborough
Death seals mystery in banker's long disappearance case
A banker's death followed a report of a pistol and a gaping wound near the temple. The ledger notes show a shortfall of 167000 dollars across fifteen years, with the killer found at the scene. Investigators link the incident to the Merchants Bank.
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Bauh
Aviation Law Lethal Gravity Quip Sparks Debate
Rosborough ran a prominent Auguste auto agency. A humane citizen laments aviation laws, while a cold-minded interlocutor quips that gravity law continually hinders flight. The exchange hints at public concern over regulation and safety in transport.
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MELON
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Washington
U. S
Reunion
Council of Alumni of
Rosborough
Auguste
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the Bank OF Personal Service
Federal National Bank
Victor Products Exclusively
Victor
N.W
Louis Victrola Club
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