Shopmen adopt Baltimore peace plan for 15 percent return
Chicago policy committee of the shopmen's union endorses a Baltimore peace plan allowing about fifteen percent of the 490000 striking workers to return on certain terms. Vote tallies showed divisions within the committee with E E members and Secretary Butler reporting approval. Several railroads named include St Paul Northwestern Baltimore & Ohio Southern Seaboard and others as part of the settlement affecting about fifteen percent of total mileage. Negotiations aim at a nationwide settlement following a pattern seen in the coal strike, with further talks to follow and a public statement due at 6 pm from union headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Shopmen’s Union
Baltimore
United Press
Butler
Gary Shopcraft Union
St. Paul
Northwestern
Baltimore & Ohio
Seaboard
Eo Jewell
Jewell
Pennsylvania
Miinais
Dorsey on Witness Stand in Double Murder Trial
The trial resumes after the court grants a new jury to try Dorsey for the killing of Willis. Key testimony includes John Alexander’s remark about Dorsey knowing a neighbor who would commit the crime and Dorsey’s reaction. Evidence shows Dorsey’s distress after the murders and accusations from Turner Willis’s family about the motive and demeanor surrounding the case.
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Potarshire
Lal
Othe Dorsey
Turiur
Durgey
Willis
Dordey
Dorspy
Turner Willis
Mauric Hollon
Lsey
Lily
Harring
Clerical Assignment Under Bishop Font at Winonahake Meeting
Fragmentary notes show Pastor Datkon assigned to the Decitur charge by Bishop H W Font at a conference of United Brethren Churches held in Winonahake MIC Dotdanaare. Bentley described as dormerde and ota VEY, with mentions of college and center proceedings.
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Datkon
H.W. Font
Winonahake
MW. Bentley
Dormerde
Ota
Tdi Contead Dollege
Weaeaene
Hospital Balance Shows Decrease in Finances
The hospital balance declined after a quarterly report. Income for the month included county funds and donations totaling several hundred dollars, with expenses listed for salaries, supplies, repairs, and building operations. The clinical report notes patient numbers, operations, and dismissals, while appreciation is noted for donors and contributors.
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Dhavie Hospital Association
Durling Quohini
Aof
Parvanien
Dae Viess
Ridaks
Airust
Feith
Greg Word
FINO
Flome
Loui O Association
Miss Wolfe
Burke
Ce Ie Ilas
Mayors Back Indiana Bell Rates Fight in Federal Court
Indianapolis delegates from the Indiana Municipal League meet to support the Public Service Commission in defending a federal injunction suit filed by Indiana Bell. City officials discuss forming a lobbying committee to protect towns during the legislative session and oppose abolishing the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inmiianapolis
Bell Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
Indiana Municipal League
Legis
Indiana Bell
Hurger
Condition of Mrs Harding Improves at White House
From Washington dispatch dated September 16 reports Mrs Harding’s condition improving after a comfortable night. Temperature and pulse near normal, respirations steady, elimination increasing and tenderness swelling diminishing. Official bulletin notes rapid improvement as expected.
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Hardinets
White Toys
Iola
Norval
Lesk
Sawyer
Wabash Patoka Levee Case Set for October Hearing
The Wabash Patoka levee remonstrance hearing was scheduled for Saturday October 28 after a conference with Special Judge Craig. A large number of attorneys will appear and many witnesses and engineering experts are expected to testify. The levee project is estimated to cost about two million dollars and remonstrants argue the assessment exceeds their land value. Attorneys for petitioners include Reed and Embrye and Henry Scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrinedici
Craig
O Feensburg
Itn
Train Service Pauses Between Vincennes and North Vernon
Train service on the B and O line will be temporarily discontinued starting Monday September 15. Passenger trains 5 and 66 will cease operation between Vincennes and North Vernon with final runs on September 14. Train No 6 leaves Washington at 6 20 AM as an east bound train and Train No 7 leaves Washington at 4 45 PM as a west bound train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinvenues
North Vernon
Washington
Terre Haute Fire Destroys Mill Plant in Early Morning Blaze
A large fire at the American Homin Mill in Terre Haute destroyed the plant and vast corn reserves. About ten workers were injured as flames swept through the building and nearby homes. Firefighters say more shields could have saved part of the plant. insurance coverage is uncertain as recovery plans are unknown.
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Terre Haute
Ie American Homin Milly
Tng
Fallin Blass
Witdow
Nofse
Lodges Renominated In Wide Primary Victory
United Press reports multiple state primaries with Massachusetts leaning Henry Cabot Lodge for U S Senate by about 72,000 in a 3 to 1 margin. Michigan selects Charles Townsend as Republican candidate. Washington sees Miles Poindexter win a strong victory after siding with Newberry.
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United Press
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodg
United
Senate
Michigan
Charles Townsend
On Call
United States Senate
Miles Poindexter
Newberry
Washington
Various Uses for Old Wooden Ships in War Surplus Sale
In San Francisco on September 13 the government announced 22 wooden ships built on the Atlantic coast during the war will be dismantled and sold as barges refitted for coastwise trade or turned into junk. George Perry bought the ships for 3317 dollars each at the Washington sale.
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San Francisco
America
Atlantic
George Perry
Washington
Yeaterday
Fire at Brown home leads to arrests in arson case
Fire at the home of Evas Brown on Dewey Avenue caused about 1500 damage. Fire chiefs said evidence of arson included a hatchet and coal oil soaked rags found near a chimney. Brown and Rose were arrested on an affidavit by owner John Cottée and jailed after pleading not guilty.
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Evas Brown
Herschel
Rose
Aken
Curblody
Aloon
Walter Sullivan
Bolica
Gates
Washington
Brown
John Cottée
Cottee
William Camp
Fic
Nalley Stone
Othiers
Ufinot
Hurgseiel Nowe
Brown Wan
Rose Ia
Squire Sherey
Conurt
Hoth Brown
McCarty
Odon Defeats Jasonville in Low‑Scoring Battle
Odon edged Jasonville Velvets 1 to 0 on Sunday in a tight baseball game at the focal lot. Ward pitched for Odon, fanning nine and allowing only a single hit. Correil Haut Southard and Ward were noted in the lineup for Jasonville.
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Jasonville, Led
Odon
Jasonville Velvets
Ward
Correil
Southard
Pauline Williams Fright Triggers Throat Paralysis in Indiana
In Anderson, Indiana, 12 year old Pauline Williams, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Williams, developed throat paralysis after frightening prank by several boys dressed as ghosts. The incident occurred Friday night as the family encountered the ghostly robed youths. Pauline screamed uncontrollably and required hospital care the following morning.
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Anderson
Ind
Pauline Williams
George Williams
Summitville
Williams
Pauline
Schoolboy’s excuse to skip class born of family duty
New York dispatch says a boy avoided school by telephoning Principal Laffin that he would not be in because he had to meet his wife. The principal investigated and found the excuse legitimate. The school serves youths under 17 who work part time.
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New, York
Tom Lawyer
Mark Powain
Laffin
West Site
Princi
le Pot
Srain
More Deputies Sent to Princeton in Labor Massacre Case
Fifteen additional deputy U S marshals were sworn in today and sent to Princeton Indiana about 35 miles from Herrin Illinois, the scene of the recent labor massacre. This with the number sent Monday brings the total number of United States deputies at Princeton to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Indianapolis
Princeton
Ind
Herrin
Ill
Tariff Act Conference Report Heads to Senate Tonight
Washington dispatch says the House limited debate and approved the conference report on the 1922 tariff act with strong assurances it will pass and go to the Senate before night. Administration leaders aim to clear the decks for the controversial bonus debate and expect a stiff fight over the reclamation amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Money Chamber
WIM
Germans to Turn Down Belgian Gold Deposit Demand
Berlin reports the German government plans to refuse Belgium's demand for 100,000,000 marks in gold as a guarantee that August and September reparations payments will be met. Belgium had refused unguaranteed paper and insisted on gold deposits despite Germany's assertion that such a plan could be possible.
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Berlin
Belgium
Reparations Commission
Fountain donated to Eastside Park from Carnegie Library
At a Carnegie Library board meeting Tuesday night it was noted the fountain now at the library will be donated to the city for Eastside Park. Mayor McCarty announced the fountain will be moved to the park and properly installed early next spring.
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Carnegie Library
Eastside Park
iMayor McCarty
Newberry’s Friend Wins Nomination in Michigan
Detroit reports Senator Charles Townsend, who supported Newberry in his unseating fight, was renominated as Republican candidate. Returns indicate Newberry’s ally secured the nomination amid party divisions in Michigan.
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Detroit
Charles Townsend
Newberry
Violence claims bruise Chicago strike as union officials accused
Federal attorney charged that railroad shopmen union officials sanctioned and encouraged violence to hinder traffic during the strike. Arguments before Judge James Wilkerson sought a permanent government injunction. Baltimore peace proposal advances as shop leaders split. Evidence shows shopmen urged workers to quit and intimidate colleagues while the Daugherty injunction hearing continues.
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Chicago
Hopmen's Union
United States
A. M. McLaughlin
James Wilkerson
Baltimore
Art M. Jewell
Daugherty
Planned Turkish Compromise Sought by Allies
London Sept 13 An alleged compromise with the Turks would end the war by restoring Adrinople and a large part of Thrace, internationalizing the Dardanelles, and stabilizing Constantinople as part of a broader settlement discussed in diplomatic circles. The terms remain speculative as Allied views on the accord circulate.
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London
Constantinopioe
Adrianoflea
Thrace
Hople
Dardanelles
Janitor interrupts meeting of Strikers Policy Committee
A Chicago meeting of the Strikers Policy Committee was halted when a janitor, armed with mop and broom, ordered the nine member group out of the hall. The gathering adjourned until tomorrow morning with no action taken as officials debated next steps.
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Chicago
Shopcraft Policy Committee
Soma
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de ‘Mand
Assert
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Tanitoy
Bam
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