Chiefs Call Miners to gird for strike
Nation wide strike of coal miners seemed inevitable after Judge Anderson said his injunction not in effect until bond is filed. Union telegram to 16 states warns any abrogation of dues check off violates agreements. Five Indiana mines idle as operators and union counsel plan appeal.
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Coal Company
Ohio
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Anderson
Indianapolis
Ind
A. B Anderson
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Philip Murray
Wiliam Green
Borderland Coal Corporation
Indiana
Terre Haute
Williamson
West Virginia
Lewis
Pennsylvania
wheat
Virginia
Winois
Missouri
Kentucky
Michigan
Iowa
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Wyoming
Montana
Washington
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Police Raid On Leiter Liquors Ends In Shootout And Arrests
Detectives and Morgan Bradford service agents raided a kitchen hideout near 2642 E Street NW and 2611 E Street NW. Three men were arrested after a struggle, one officer shot in the thigh. The suspects held $25,000 bonds. detectives recovered champagne and evidence linking to the Leiter case.
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Ralph Snyder
William Cady
Frank
E E street
John Warring
E street
Cady
Morgan: Bradford detective service
Peteonery
campagne
Joseph ‘Leiter
Washington
Col
Harvey Spencer
Massachusetts avenue northwest
Col. Spencer
Sales tax plans loom in Senate vote fight
Senate tax debate centers on Smoots alternate plans for a sales levy. Utah Republican Smoot proposes a 1 percent tax on goods over 6000 in annual sales or a half percent turnover levy above that threshold, aiming to replace many miscellaneous excises. Supporters claim near majority including some Democrats, while opponents warn of revenue gaps and shifts. The luxury tax battle and soldiers bonus issue also shape the day as votes loom for tomorrow.
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Associated, Press
Senate
Smoot
Utah
Washington
King
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Repub- Mean
Reed
Fordney
House
Ways and means committee
ampaoritlg
Nobel Prize Odds Favor Hardy Bergon Or Boutroux
Special to The Washington Post reports the Nobel literary prize committee prefers Thomas Hardy Henri Bergson or Emile Boutroux, with Anatole France disqualified for communistic leanings and H G Wells Bernard Shaw eliminated for fickle inspiration while D Annunizio and Maxim Gorky rejected over political influence. In India, Moplah revolts kill 23 tribalists as military police attack near Vayabad. one officer dies and eight are wounded, with two-year jail terms for Mohammed Ali Shaukat Ali and Dr Kitehlen for sedition.
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French academy
H. G. Wells
Bernard Shaw
D'Annunizio
Maxim Gorky
New York, Herald ,Co
INDIA
Batile Moplahs
Gandhi
Calicut
Associated Press
s apot
Vayabad
Colebrooke
Karachi
Mohammed
Ali
Shaukat
Kitehlen
Ali brothers
Jobless heir to Canadian estate worth up to fifty thousand
In Loungatown Ohio CP Virtus 28 a former Canadian soldier then unemployed received a letter from Fid Monton Trust Company Canada declaring him heir to his father’s estate valued between forty and fifty thousand dollars. The will mentions property leaving to Wisk University and Nashville Tennessee’s finder remains unvalidated due to lack of witness under Canadian law.
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Loungatown
Ohio
Fidmonton
Canada
Wisk university
Nashville
Navy Plan Delayed As Congress Shapes Pacific Policy
Capitol plans postpone the 1923 naval program awaiting the Washington conference. Congress will closely scrutinize the President's estimates and may cut a proposed fleet bill. Officials expect no hearings on defense figures while the executive and legislative branches test authority.
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Washington
Capitol
abayance
Congréesa
Heleve
Congress
Pacific
allence
WIM
America
Far East
Navy Department
Broker Held In Million Dollar Mail Theft Case
New York November 1 Associated Press reports a broker named George De Mange, 20, was held on charge of being implicated in the mail truck robbery of October 24 on Broadway and Leonard Street. Cash and securities valued over $1,000,000 were stolen. De Mange appeared at Beach Street station with his attorney and was charged after questioning. He admitted leaving town after the robbery but denied involvement. Police note prior arrests but no convictions.
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New York
Associated Press
Broadway
Leonard atréet
George De Mange
havin
Pratik H vvanek
Havranek
Dé Mange
De Mange
Democrats Choose Sutherland For Chairman in Conference
In Berlin a Prussian ministry resignation followed failed efforts by Premier Stowerwald to reconstruct the cabinet. The conference aims to secure ample representation from Parker Gomfiers and others with women among the members. Winter and other officials are noted as possible assistants as talks continue about committee leadership and party representation.
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Berlin
has
Stowerwald
Britain Aims for Peace Amid Naval Arms Crises
An Associated Press report quotes British officials stating they will not seek peace by concession but favor restraint on arms. Senator Carlo Schanzer notes Italy accepts World Peace aims. Dr W. W. E. Wellington Koo, China’s minister to Great Britain, heads the delegation urging progress toward a successful conference.
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Americauix
Ireland
péreus
Italy
Carlo Schanzer
Chas
iadiléa
swith
WW. E
Wellington Koo
Great Britain
FARR
Index to Today's Issue Page 2
The page index lists items including preparations for miners strike and Britain’s program to meet limits. It notes reviews, a Harding claim, and various tax tolls and advisory lists, with entries on Arias advisers and other political items.
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Britain
Harding
High Altitude Jump With Parachute Stunt Leaves Lacerations
Aero Club of America plans to calibrate an official altitude after Chambers and pilot Wear Brookley reached 23,007 feet during a midair stunt. Chambers descended head first from the fuselage, dropping about 590 feet before his parachute opened, then endured freezing temperatures and smoke in the air as he descended. Parachute jumper Fred Lemon suffered a twisted ankle in a separate attempt from 100 feet, while planning another jump from seven and a half thousand feet.
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Hamilton
Rantou
fien
Reapresente
Aero’ Club of ‘America
Chambers
Brookley
rookley
hoe
Fred
Lemon
Oklahoma
City
Nonpartisan League Retains State Bank in Frayed North Dakota Race
Fargo North Dakota reports that the Nonpartisan League retained control of the state bank amid a rough political contest. The Associated Press notes opponents had tried to unseat the league, but results favored the incumbents as canvassing continues to confirm votes. Governor and top state officials prepared to resign as successors are named by the official canvassing board.
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Fargo
hag
William Lemke
John N. Hagan
agriculture and labor
Neates
Sveinbjorn Johnson
Joreph
Kitehin
Foch Reviews 4000 Buddies Parade for War Leaders in Kansas City
A towering crowd in Kansas City welcomed Marshal Foch and Gen Pershing as the American Legion parade honored allied war leaders. veterans, civilians, and officials marched past reviewing stands on Highteenth Street and Grand Avenue, with Foch expressing admiration for the long-drawn pageant and its dignity. The event drew about 40,000 veterans and featured Vice President Coolidge and several governors among the dignitaries.
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Marshal
France
Wildcat
Casimo Giver
Kansas City
Kansas’ city
American Legion
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
United States army navy
marine corps
Marshal Foch
Betty
Diaz
Jacques
Pershing
Hugh “Roaman
John A. Lejeune
legion
Highteenth Street
Grand avenue
Foch
impr
Ager
Coolidge
Gen. Pershing
Hdldie Rickenbacker
Earl Beatty
Rodman
Alabama
Washington
Missouri
John Pershing
legionaires
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