Mingo Mine Fight Renewed In Court Over Union Checks
The Mingo county West Virginia coal dispute returned to the United States circuit court of appeals in Chicago as charges and countercharges flew about an injunction suspending the check off used to fund union dues. Operators accuse the union of conspiring to destroy competition and raise prices, while union allies defend the practice as lawful. The hearing reviewed 1898 agreements and ongoing efforts to monopolize coal labor, with no decision yet issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Mingo County
West Virginia
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
A. B. Anderson
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Mlegal
William A. Glassow
Twinson
Huntington
W. Va
United Mine Workers of
Amerca
Mr. Beldice
Minnects
Uinion
Glasgow
A. M. Belcher
Anderson
Whale
Borderland Coal Corporation
Pike County
Hope Eden
Eva K
California
P. W
England
C&m. B
G. CG
Clyda
B. HB
X. N
Www
A. W
FR. G
CG. R. G
A. J
Lex
B. T
Navy Assignments Highlight Naval War College Officers
A string of Navy Department postings assigns officers from the Naval War College Newport to commands and duties across the fleet. Capt. Frank Clark sails to command U S S Olympia while Capt. Stephen Graham joins moneys squadron No 1 in the Atlantic fleet.
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Glenn R. Ringquist
Olympia
R. S. Philadelphia
William Y. Rover
U. S. S. Alert
R. B
Hampton Roads
Richard
N. Wilder
U. S. S. Olympia
William B. Goggins
Staff Comdestrons
Squadron 12
William G. Ingram
U. 5
Montgomery
U. S. S. Hamilton
William H. Wallace
S. Hamilton
S. Montgomery; Cdr James P. Haynes (Medical Corps), Det, Naval War College
Newport
R. 1
U. S. S. Great Northern
Cecil & Baker
Supply Corps
Naval War College
R. I
Third Naval District
John J. Brierly
U. S. Pennsylvania
Ch. Corp
Harold Dilion
Naval Training Station
Apt Will Asserson
Hydrograph Office
Navy Department
U. SS. Olympia
Frank WW Clark
R. T
Naval Operations
Wm P Cronan
Natal District
Edward B. Fenner
Stephen V. Graham
R. L
Moneys Squadron No. 1
Atlantic Fleet
Ay Orton P. Jackson
U.S. S. Mississippi
Henry Slackey
A. S. San Francisco
Alvert WW
Marshall
Pacific Fleet
Roscoe Moody
Naval War Colere
First Naval District
Navy Yard
Boston
Mass
Luther M. Overstreet
Navy Dept
Hilary H. Royall
Southeastern Ciiv
Atlanta
William R. Sayles
R.T
Naval Intelligence
William P. Scott
Third Navals
Car
Wilson Brown
Naval War Cortege
William JT. Gonn
New
Ely's Cream Balm Claims To Stop Colds Instantly
An advertisement extols Ely's Cream Balm as a creamy antiseptic remedy for colds and catarrh. It promises relief from swollen membranes and stuffed noses, with quick breathing after a small nasal application.
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Ely
Rev Arthur Johns Dies in Rockville Sanitarium at 79
The Rev. Arthur Johns longtime rector emeritus of Christ Episcopal Church Washington and former secretary of the Washington diocese died yesterday at Chestnut Lodge sanitarium Rockville at age 79 after years of illness including paralysis. He survived by his wife and two children Rosalie Johns and John Lane Johns. He was a son of the late Bishop Johns of Virginia and a Virginia Military Institute and University of Virginia graduate.
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Arthur Johns
Christ Episcopal Church
Rockville
Christ Episcopal Church, Washington
Chestnut Lodge Sanitarium
Rosalie D. Johns
John Lane Johns
Hetr
Washington
Dr. Johns
Bishop Johns
Virginia
Virginia Military Imstitute
University of Virginia
Virginia Theological Seminary
Episcopal Church
Dean of Catholic University Science School Dead
The Rev John Joseph Griffin dean of the school of Sciences at Catholic University and longtime Notre Dame faculty member near Baltimore Maryland died yesterday afternoon after a throat infection. He was 62 born in Corning New York and educated at Ottawa University Johns Hopkins and earned a PhD in 1896. He served as dean since 1908 and taught at the Nam eshaw New York school before joining Notre Dame ten years ago funeral set for Saturday at 10 30 am at the Notre Dame school.
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John Joseph Griffin
School of Sciences
Catholic University
Notre Dame School
Baltimore
Maryland
Father Griffin
Corning
N. Y
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Johns Hopkins University
Catholic University School of Science
Nameshaw School
New York
Notre Dame
Sharp Drop in School Building Costs Across Era
A district report to Chairman Capper shows declining cubic foot costs for new and expanded schools. Eastern High stands at 26 cents per cubic foot on a capacity of 4,828,900 feet totaling 1,284,929 dollars, the lowest since 1917.
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Capper
Joint Congressional Committees
MaCarey H. Brown
Eastern High School
Petworth
Burrville
Wilson Normal
O Street Manuel
Miner Normal
Birney
Congress Heights
Central High
Central
Dunbar
Park View
Seis
Powell
Eizabeth V. Brown
Woman Accuses Policeman Postponed Court Appearance
Miss Rose Slechta of Fourteenth and V streets NW accuses Policeman Leonard Coldiron of promising marriage then planning to marry another. Coldiron, 25, attached to the First precinct, was arrested by Capt A E Brown and suspended from duty after reporting for duty at the station hotel. He posted a $1000 bond for today’s police court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Slechta
Fourteenth
V Streets
Leonard Coldiron
A. E. Brown
Dury
Coldiron
Horel
Stechia Aays
Capt
Brown
Miss Blechte
Diplomatic Guests Attend Closed Car Show Dominated by Sedans
Crowds packed the hall as 116 cars from 46 makes were displayed, with diplomats and military officers among the visitors. Sedans accounted for about half the lineup, coupes 30 percent, despite rain, and Mitchells were shown by Eddie Neumeyer.
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Diplomatic Corps
Theaters Roundup With Shows In Washington Next Week
Theatre listings show Trene the musical comedy visiting Poli’s Sunday evening with engagements in New York and London. National presents Lenore Ulric in Kikkl at the National Theater next week starting Monday with Thanksgiving matinees. Garrick runs The Fair Circagstan with Claude King and others. Budding acts at Belasco and Strand, and a varied car show and vaudeville bills fill the week.
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New York
London
Poli
Washington
National
David Belasco
Lenore Ulric
Garrick
The
Frill Shop
Strand
Alice Lake
Miss Revali
Jackie Sanders
Drops Rose Stokes Case Dismissed in New York
The government case against Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes a New York socialist was dismissed following a Missouri report to the Attorney General. Officials say proof of intent to obstruct war prosecutions was impossible and that her contributions to Liberty bond campaigns and knitting activity showed no such obstruction.
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Rose Pastor Stokes
New York
Kanang City
Department of Justice
United States
Madison
Department
Missouri
Stokes
Race prejudice challenged at Baptist convention in New York
Rev Joseph H Franklin of New York addressed the Columbia Association of Baptist churches and the Metropolitan Baptist Church urging race equality. He warned that race prejudice hinders human progress during a pivotal moment. Mrs Henry Topping of Yokohama spoke as interpreter for Mme Yojima. Petworth Baptist Church Missionary Society won the silver cup for largest delegation. Mrs J Milner Wilpur urged aid for homeless girls.
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Joseph H. Franklin
New York
American Baptist Mission Society
Columbia Association of Baptist Churches
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Henry Topping
Yokohama
Japan
Mme
Yojima
Arma
The
Missionary Society of the
Petworth Baptist Church
J. Milner Wilpur
Baptist Training School of
Philadelphia
Empty pay envelope loot suspect arrested after Armistice day
Haywood Papa, a colored man, was arrested on a charge of robbery for allegedly stealing an empty pay envelope from Arlington resident William M. Baden. Detective Jacob Wolf testified that Papa was seen in the crowd at Twelfth street station taking Baden's envelope. Baden learned of the loss from police. Papas was held for the grand jury by Judge McMahon under $3,000 bond.
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Haywood Papa
William M. Baden
Arlington
McMahon
Jacob Wolf
Headquarters
Papa
Twelfth-street
Eng
Baden
Pope
Wolf
Marines Guard Mail Here in Washington Post Office
The first marine postoffice guards arrive in Washington to patrol the city mail services. Seventy four guards will be stationed on trains and at stations and mail trucks, working eight hour shifts with 26 men per shift. Housing for the guards is being sought, with the Maltby building across from the Capitol eyed for their quarters.
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Marine Postoffice
Washington
City Postoffice
Post Office
Capitol
Harding Accepts Membership In New Jersey Society
President Harding received a delegation from the Order of Pounders and Patriots of America and accepted membership in the New Jersey Society. A. Blakeslee of New Haven presented the insignia and certificate, with Lieutenant Governor Merrell presenting the state certificate.
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Harding
Order of Pounders and Patriots of America
New Jersey Society
America
A. Blakeslee
New Haven
Ionn
Lisnt
Merrell
Miracle Girl Answers Washington Post Readers At Theater Q&A
The Washington Post held a Dox session in the B F S Keith theater lobby where Eden answered hundreds of reader questions from slips, business cards, and notes. Answers covered romance, finances, travel, and personal decisions, with many seeking guidance on love, marriage, careers, and housing.
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Hope Eden
Washington Post
B. F. S Keith Theater
Miss Eden
Post
Notorious outlaw holds up mail clerk in post office raid
The mail clerk Inderlied testified he seized the bandit's revolver during a struggle after the masked man ordered him to lie down. Gardner claimed to seek $15,000 believed to be ready for shipment via the local post office and said he did not shoot an unarmed man.
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Inderlied
Gardner
Senators Clash On Judge In North Dakota Protest
North Dakota political differences over federal judge appointments were presented to President Harding. Senator Ladd of the Nonpartisan League urged Seth Richardson for associate to Judge Amidon, while Senator McCumber backed Andrew Miller. Both senators discussed with the President, with a decision and nomination likely before December 1.
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North Dakota
Harding
Ladd
Republican and
Nonpartisan League
Seth Richardson
Amidon
McCumber
Republican
Andrew Miller
Senate
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NAVY
C. U. School
John J. Griffin
Senator Capper
Eddie” Neumeyer
Mitchells
Joe" Trew
POLIS
Keith
Fritzl Scheff
Little Devil
Grand Opera
B. F. Keith
Wil
Lightner Girls
Ban Welch
Frederick Burton
Doris Humphrey
Joe Darcey
Healey
Crogs
Tebow
Cats
Relasco
Lillian Twitagerald
Ba Wynn Carnival
Belasco
Mason and Keeler
Eddie Dowling
Boganny
Mary, Irene
Sally
Bill” Killeen
Gayety
Stadsbaker
Morette Sisters
Clarence
Will
Wilbur
Andy Smith
Billy Lynch
Capitol Theater
Izzy
Ike
Catskills
Ford
Pierce Arrow
Harry Burr
Franklin
Sterrett & Fleming
Laplay
Detroit
Rausch & Lange
Milburn
Bruce Emerson
Andy" Duffy
District Oakland
Louis Stevenson
Rialto
George Meiford
E. M. Hull
Rudolph Valentine
Agnes Ayres
Columbia
George’ Loane Tucker
Betty Compson
Mahlon Hamilton
Leatrice Joy
Cleo Madison
Metropolitan
Ralph Ince
Palace
Marion Davies
Mabel
Frank BR. Adams
Knickerbocker
Eugene O'Brien
Bebe Daniels
Tandall
Charles Chaplin
Will Rogers
Crandall
Select
Lavlova
Pavlova
Ballet Russe and Symphony Orchestra
Wnational Theater
Poli’s
Wilson Greene
G Street
Raymond Hobins
Raymond Robing
Masonic Auditorium
T. Arthur Smith, Inc
Rose Stokes
Justice Department
Marines
Organization of Descendants of Pioneers
Judge
Argyle
Allegheny Coal CO
Maynard C. Burrell
14Th St. N.W
Marietta Park
Takoma
14Th Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifth
Kennedy Streets
Absolute
St. N.W
Park Road
Oxford
Goodyear Mfg. CO
Pullin
1604
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