Hearst's Goal 13 White House Not NY Governorship
Newsman Mark Sullivan analyzes William Randolph Hearst's political strategy. He argues Hearst does not seek the New York governorship as a step toward the presidency, but instead aims to control statewide Democratic organization like Tammany. The piece notes Hylan as Hearst's reluctant, equal ally in New York politics.
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Delivery deadline notice for Courier service
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 3 40. If you do not receive the paper by that time due to carrier error or other cause, phone 3330 and a copy will be sent. Some calls must be read before 6 20 p m.
Desolate Air Hangs Over Big Escanaba Strikeyards
Desolate air lingers as strikebreakers man the Big Escanaba rail yards with recruitment centered in Chicago streets. The report details rapid signups on multiple lines, waived medicals for 30 days, and organized hiring by railroad officials, depicting a bustling flow of temporary workers amid labor agency activity and stark entry terms.
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International News Service
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Living Wage Item Backed to Empower Labor Board
Washington August 1 congressional leaders say a living wage standard will be the core of a proposed Esch Cummins law amendment. The plan seeks to force compliance by railroads and unions through the labor board under president and cabinet guidance.
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C C Blocks Move to Make the Sunday Funnies Cost More
Washington Aug 1 The Interstate Commerce Commission blocked railroad efforts to divert illustrated newspaper supplements from printing plants to punishers in baggage cars freight or express channels by delaying proposed rate changes until Nov 29 as a hearing is arranged.
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Trains Crash Kill Forty Pilgrims to Lourdes Shrine
Forty worshipers died and thirty injured in a collision between two trains carrying pilgrims to the Grotto of Lourdes near Villa Comtal. The crash occurred early today as the two trains converged on the route to the shrine.
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Britain wavering on quick funding plan in war debt
London reports Great Britain will send a note to the United States stating payment of war debts is dependent on settlements with European countries. Allied debtors to England will also receive notes. The move signals a shift from earlier Britain policy and prompts Times commentary on Lloyd George’s May speech.
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Ganna Walska Adopts 60 Day Divorce Mourning
Paris reports Mme Ganna Walska, just awarded a divorce from Alexander Cochran, will observe a 60 day divorce mourning under French law. She plans holy seclusion away from the world, and has scrapped a Carlsbad appearance with Harold McCormick.
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Alexander Cochran
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Chicago
Obenchain Jurors Seek Verdict After Night Rest
In Los Angeles Aug 1 the Obenchain murder jury resumes deliberations after a rest and baths to revive hope of a verdict. They have been out since Friday afternoon for over 88 hours and slept in a downtown hotel for the first time, with Judge Schenk set to poll them again on progress.
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Jo. Belton Kennedy
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Knights of Columbus Spend Millions for Disabled Veterans
Atlantic City August 1 Pope Pius XII sent congratulations for wartime work and veteran care as the Knights of Columbus opened a convention. John A Flaherty read a pope message calling the order the militant knights of the church. Flaherty stated the group spends 2.5 million annually in 262 hospitals for disabled veterans and that 125 free night schools graduated 75 006 veterans last year.
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300 Women Patients Saved From Arkansas State Hospital Fire
Lite Rock Arkansas August report notes 300 women patients were removed from a large ward in the state hospital for nervous diseases as flames destroyed the building. Firemen focused on preventing spread to nearby wards housing about 2,000 patients while a brisk wind aided the effort.
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Black man hanged in public square after killing
In Hot Springs Arkansas at about 9 a m J Bunk Harris a Black man was seized by officers and hanged in a public square following the early today death of Maurice Connelly an insurance solicitor who had been shot last night by a Black burglar a senseless act of mob violence reported from the scene
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Maurice Connelly
Denison Prays For End Of Railroad Strike
Denison Tex Aug a nationwide railroad shopmen strike ended as the city observed a one hour prayer service. Business houses closed from 9 to 10 am while merchants, strikers and families filled four Protestant churches. Ministers prayed for guidance and peace for the railroads.
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Des Moines City Park Fund Shortfall Revealed
State Auditor Haynes released a report showing 23084 dollars improperly accounted for in Des Moines park records. The probe cites padded payrolls from April 4, 1921 to July 1, 1923, implicating park commissioner Harry Fraze and other city employees. Grand jury was briefed, with more evidence expected to prompt recalls.
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Des Moines
Harry Fraze Fa
Polk County Grand Jury
Arthur G. Rippey
MacVicar
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John MacVicar
Rawson Declines Re Election as Iowa GOP Chair
United Press Des Moines reports Senator Charles A. Rawson will not seek another term as chairman of the Republican state central committee. He cites duty to Iowa voters and intends to return to Washington after the state convention to focus on key measures. Lars Sladeen is expected to succeed him. convention sets the vote. The Esch Cummins act looms as a major issue, with Brookhart and Cummins factions wary of platform planks. Rawson and leaders hope to dodge a party split by avoiding the contentious repeal topic.
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Charles A. Rawson
Republican State Central Commnities
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Cedar Falls
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United States
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Strike ballots given N P and UP clerks Cincinnati
Strike ballots distributed among clerks and freight handlers of Northern Pacific and Union Pacific railroads amid ongoing unsatisfactory negotiations as reported by the international headquarters of the brotherhood. Deputy sheriff Jon Holker returned from Fort Madison with George Hicks and Harry Roden, prisoners to begin five-year terms for grand larceny. San Felice 2 for the clear lawas most popular emoka (advertisement).
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Fort Madison
George Hicks
Harry Roden
San Felice
Trains Collide Near Cincinnati Kills Ten
Ten killed and 26 to 30 injured in a head on collision between a northbound excursion train of African Americans and a southbound passenger train near Lester Station, Cincinnati. The crash entangled cars, caused widespread destruction, and prompted immediate emergency response as rescuers worked to free the trapped and tend the injured.
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Two Dead One Shot in Domestic Battle at St Joseph
In St Joseph Missouri on August 1 two people died and another was wounded after a gunfight during a domestic dispute. Charles Haynes a railway worker fired on his wife prompting a police response. Haynes was killed by an officer. A bystander, Dr W W Wartemberg, was killed by a bullet in the head. A man in the crowd was shot in the hand. Mrs Haynes escaped injury.
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Merchants Council Opened by Davis in Chicago
Chicago August 1 Paul Davis of Waterloo Iowa opened the Intergretna Merchants Council convention today as its president. The gathering follows shifting renditions and adjusts to new equidation. The convention will continue tomorrow.
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Associated Press
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Paul Davis
Wateroo
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House of Commons Expels Bottomley
Horatio Bottomley former publisher of John Bull was expelled from the House of Commons by unanimous vote. He was recently sentenced to seven years for embezzling funds from patriotic organizations he organized.
Michigan to secure state coal supply plan
Lansing announces Governor Groesbeck approves steps to obtain a state coal program. A state administration board resolution authorizes a committee to seek options on coal in 14 mines in the Saginaw district, with aims to take over and run the mines under state control for institutions and utilities.
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Groesbeck
Michigan
State Administration Board
Saginaw
Highways and Agriculture Bureau Report Summary
The report covers towns including Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Des Moines Dubuque Mason City and more. Data note fields a roughened today peats hours and weather observations, with date August 1 1522 in the region.
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Chinese women introduced to Western wear in Yokohama
Mrs. J. Chao, a Columbia University graduate pictured in knickerbockers and golf hosiery in Yokohama, plans to bring Western style to Chinese women. She will introduce the latest women's wear to her countrywomen.
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Columbia University
Yokohama
Mathilde Desires to Be Forgotten by the American Public
Chicago heiress Mathilde McCormick, aboard the Majestic en route to Europe, seeks to be forgotten by Americans. She avoids confirming marriage plans to Max Oserta, shows impatience to rejoin him, and keeps a high public profile at bay as press questions continue.
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Saloon owner shot in Rock Island feud
William Gabel, owner of a major Rock Island saloon, was shot five times at his doorway and killed. No witnesses. killers fled. The incident is tied to a local underworld feud linked to graft revelations. Prohibition agents, led by Guy Senter, head to Rock Island to probe the murder and related attack on Henry Prince.
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Guy Sender
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Discharged baker held for poisoning cafe patrons
Charles Abramson, a former Shelbourne's bakery worker, was arrested on homicide charges after an investigation into poisoning at Broadway and Twenty-Sixth Street restaurant. Officials report poison found in various foods and more than 100 patrons affected, three dead.
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Charles Abramson
Shelbourne
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Twenty-Sixth Street
Dr Wang Chung Hui Named Acting Chinese Premier
Peking reports Dr Wang Chung Hui has accepted the acting premiership of China after the customary three refusals. The announcement was made today detailing the transition of leadership amid the ongoing political developments in China.
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Peking
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Settlement of Rail Strike Sticks at Seniority Switch
New York Aug 1 railway executives rejected President Harding's plan to reinstate strikers without forfeiting seniority but conditionally accepted two other White House proposals. The conference agreed to withdraw lawsuits and base settlement on seniority restored for all striking employees, with disputes left to the railroad board.
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White House
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Settlement if Rail Heads Do Not Agree May Offer Separate
Chicago Aug 1 A proposal to settle the shopmen strike with roads willing to accept President Harding's terms, even if not all roads agree, will be presented to union chiefs meeting here. Cleveland Aug 1 The New York Central announces it will not alter its stance on seniority in the shopmen strike, standing by both the veterans who stayed and new hires.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
New York Central Railroad
President to Turn His Attention Now to Big Coal
Washington D C Aug 1 President Harding plans a new move this week to settle the coal dispute as the rail strike nears a clash with the nation. A cabinet member said the plan will be discussed at today’s cabinet meeting while rail executives and union leaders meet in New York and Chicago. The cabinet expects to devote the session to the coal situation.
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United Press
New York
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Post Office Employee Killed in Cleveland Fist Fight
Alexander Seidman aged 19, a clerk at the Cleveland local post office, was killed in an early morning fist fight with a fellow postal worker. The incident occurred in Cleveland Ohio and is under investigation by local authorities.
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