Rail and coal strikes differ on government authority
Washington dispatch analyzes the split between railroad and coal strike actions. It argues railroad workers show willingness to submit to government arbitration and the railway labor board, while coal miners resist accepting government jurisdiction, highlighting the central issue of government authority in resolving the disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Sulivan
Washington, D. C
Harding
Maiiély
United States
Coal
Railway Labor Board
Coal Court
He Arbitration Commission
Congress
Witl
Courier delivery rule and missed paper remedy
The notice warns that newspapers should arrive before 5 30 each day. If a carrier error or other cause prevents delivery by that time, call 3330 and a copy will be sent. Calls to the office must be made before 4 30 p m for prompt service.
Bell Inventor of Telephone Dead at Centennial Exposition
The inventor known for the telephone dies after the Centennial Exposition incident. Ships will haul about two million tons of coal monthly from England and Wales to the United States once ships are ready. Chairman Lasker of the Shipping Board announced after talks with President Harding at the White House. Most coal to flow to New England and Atlantic coast industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
England
Wales
Lasker
Shipping Board
Harding
White House
New England
Atlantic Coast
Six Die From Arsenic Pie At Shelbourne’s Restaurant
New York Aug 2 United Press six customers died after eating arsenic laced pie at Shelbourne’s Broadway district restaurant. Health officers fear more fatalities as police search for Louie the baker’s helper who prepared the dough. Victims include Charles Roman 64 manufacturer Joseph Landhaimes Hyman Bernatelit 32 Lillian Getz Ida Sety Jacob Pfeffer 43. Cook Charles Abrahamson held on bond as witness. absolved of blame.
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United Press
New York
Shelbourne
Broadway
Louie
Charles ‘Roman
Joseph Landhaimes
Hyman Bernatelit
Lillian Getz
Iida
Marines Sent to Eject Drillers at Wyoming Oil Field
Cheyenne Wy Aug 2 A small detachment of United States marines from Denver was en route to Teapot Dome naval oil reserve today under orders to eject drillers of the Mutual Oil Company. The action drew vigorous protest from Gay Carey in a message to President Harding who said the move was not warranted. Claims of the Mutual Oil Company to prior rights to the reserve recently leased to Marmontouth Oil Company led workers loyal to the former into the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
United States
Denver
Teapot Dome
Mutual
Wyoming
Gay. Carey
Harding Carey
Mutual Oil Company
Tug Edward Explosion Kills Four Believed Dead
Four men aboard the tug Edward were believed killed after a massive explosion in the East River near Brooklyn. The blast sank the vessel instantly and shattered windows in adjacent waterfront homes. The East River Towing Company confirmed the tug carried four or more men.
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New York
Edward
East River
Brooklyn
Cront
East River Towing Company
Gompers Heads to Harrisburg for Militia Law Protest
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor left Washington for Harrisburg to join a labor protest meeting against the militia law in Pennsylvania. The federation said he traveled to participate in the demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Harrisburg
Federation
Gompers
Pennsylvania
Cavalry Patrol Foils Train Robbery Near Nogales
A band of Mexican rebels led by Gen. Juan Carrasco attacked a Mazatlan bound passenger train near Nogales. A cavalry patrol of 100 men arrived and drove off the attackers as train guards were about to surrender.
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Nogales, Ariz
Juan Carrasco
Mazatlan
Nogales
Weather bulletin lists towns in Iowa territory August 2 1922
The report from the Highways Weather Bureau Charles City Iowa Aug 2 1922 includes Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Des Moines Mason City and Waterloo areas as part of the cubsorped territory. The note mentions San Felice 2 Teriin cigar and Towns most Pilar smoke.
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U. S. Department_of
Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles City
Algona
Cedar Rapide
Davenport
Des Amoinas
Dubuque
de Stine
Wis
Mason City
Waverly
San Felice
Dad Nerenti
Bell Dies at Beinn Bhagh Estate After Long Illness
Dr Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, died at 2 AM at Beinn Bhagh near Baddeck. He had not been bed-bound but his condition worsened yesterday. Survived by wife Mrei Bell, daughter Marian Hubbard Fairchild and husband David Fairchild, and another daughter Elize M Grosner. Burial planned on Mount Beinn Bhagh. Bell’s work transformed talk over wires into a daily global reality with patent No 174,466 and over 13 million instruments in use.
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Associated Press
Sydney
N. S
Alexander Graham Bell
Beinn Hidagh
Baddeck
See -Altho
Ker
Washington
Bell
Mr. Bell
Marian Hubbard
Fairchild
David G. Fairchild
Elize
M. Grosner
Mount Bevnn
Breagh
Predicts Big Four and All Unions May Soon Join Shopmen
An official of a railroad workers brotherhood in Cleveland says the strike of railroad shopmen could end within 30 days if not resolved. He notes increasing complaints among members and warns that trains cannot operate safely after another 30 days.
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Cleveland
Ech Brotherhood
Friedman Confident of New Trial Freedman Boxer Plans Ring Return
Sailor Friedman, a lightweight boxer aged 30, convicted of Abe Rubin's murder and sentenced to 14 years, expressed confidence in a new trial granted by Judge Caverly. He is training for future bouts and expects to face Bobby Barrett of Philadelphia in his next appearance.
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Frieman
Abe Rubin
Caverly
Bobby Barrett
Philadelphia
Irigh Rebels Seek Cash and Pistols From Americans
Dublin reports fighting between Free State troops and republican irregulars continues with attacks on Burke's distillery and an ambush of a Free State armored car on Grafton Street. Kilkenny and other strongholds fall as Free State forces advance, following Harry Boland's death. A letter attributed to Boland urged Seamus O Kelly to assemble in the United States and bring back money and revolvers to Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C International News Wire
Dublin
Free State
Burke's Distillery
Grafton Street
Kilkenny
Fr Tegular
Harry Boland
Eamonn da Valera
United States
Free’ State
Seamus O'Kelly
Sion’ Fein
Paris
O'Kelly
Ireland
Boland
Striking shopmen accept Harding's proposals
Officials of the Southern railway invited strikers to return under Harding's compromise plan, while Chicago shop chiefs and Firemen and Oilers union concurred. A committee will draft the acceptance for the president. NY Central maintenance of way threatens strike if Harding fails to end the dispute. White House reports no action expected today. Samuel Gompers avoids comment on the rail and coal strikes.
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Washington
PD. C
Southern Railway Today
Harding
Hanning
Chicago
Ramone
B. M. Jewell
Timothy Healy
Stationary Firemen and Oilera’ Union
International News Wired
New’ York
New York Central
William Parker
United
Brother‘Hood
New York
International News
United States
Cailway Labtory Board
E. F. Grable
Maintenance of Way Union
Grable
White House
Associated Press
DD. C
Hoover
Commerce
Gompers
Harrisburg
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Campbell Kansas Veteran Defeated in Primary
Pittsburg Kan Aug 2 Representative Philip Campbell Republican long time chairman of the rules committee and 20 years in the Third Kansas district was defeated in yesterday’s primary according to returns W H Sproul Nedan nominated by at least 2000 votes C N Price longtime Campbell campaign manager conceded this morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
Philip Campbell
National
House of Representatives
Congress
Kansas
W. H. Sproul
Nedan
C. N. Price
Campbell
Cummins Predicts Seizure of Roads in Strike Crisis
Washington Aug 4 Senator Cummins Republican of Iowa chairman of interstate commerce and labor committees warned that exigencies may force the president to seize railroads for the emergency period. He said the president may use full governmental power to maintain transportation if rail executives cannot operate without interference. Fellow Senator Borah agreed seizure might be necessary to restore peace and end the rail strike, which had cost allies in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Treias
A.B. Cumming
Towa
Cumming
Cummins
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Labor Committee
Congress
Rainstorm Prevents Attack on Railroad Shops at Nelson
Heavy rain from early morning through the night near Dixon Illinois is believed to have prevented an attack on the Northwestern railroad shops at Nelson. Sheriff Schoenholz summoned deputies to guard the property as reports said strikers planned to travel from Clinton, Ta to Nelson to disrupt workers. The shops will be well guarded tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Ill
Northwestern Railroad
Nelson
Schoenholz
Overland Farm
Clinton
One Dead Three Hurt In Wild Taxi Plunge
Chicago today saw one man killed and three seriously injured when a taxicab, likely blinded by approaching headlights, careened over an embankment in Grant Park and dropped onto the Illinois Central railroad tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grant Park
Illinois Central Railroad
Chen Chi ung Ming defeats Sun Yat Sen north of Canton
Report from Ganton indicates Chen Chi ung-Ming forces favoring the Peking republic routed Sun Yat Sen troops near Shiuchow, driving them 40 miles northeast beyond Shiuchow. Bulletin claims 2,000 rifles seized, 21 machine guns, nine cannons. Sun Yat Sen reported with 3,000 losses. Chen’s casualties not given. A second bulletin notes a Chen victory near Yung Yun with 400 rifles captured. Sun Yat Sen says no word from the front.
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Associated Press
Ganton, O
Chen Chiung-Ming
Peking Republic
Sun Yat Sen
Canton Republic
Shiuchow
Canton
Chihing
Chen
Yung Yun
Shinchow
Peking
Li Yuan Hung
China
United States
Claims Change of Sentiment Aids OWA Democrats
Des Moines dispatch reports Democratic leaders claim a shift in public sentiment against the Republican administration. Vollmer, Democratic National Committee chairman, predicts a congressional majority as he criticizes the old guard, touts Democratic gains, and endorses Clyde Herring for U.S. Senate. County by county committee selections follow.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Democratic Party
Our Party
Cordell Hull
Democratic National Committee
Coolagy
Mull
Bamocratie
Renee
Ge Ollimar
Dep
Moines
Pelitti
Henry Vollmer
Congress
Auditorium
Vailmer
Harding
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Bort Dakota
Nebraska
Owaltree
U S Senator Crow Dies in Chalk Hill Home
United States Senator William K. Crow of Pennsylvania died at his Chalk Hill summer home after a long illness. He had been admitted to hospital in Pittsburgh last December with anaemia and later brought to Chalk Hill for mountain air. Crow had arrived in the Senate after Knox’s death and appeared twice before his illness ended his term.
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Uniontown
United States
William K. Crow
Chalk, UA
Crow
Pittsburgh
Chalk Hill
United States Ponatary Gav
Knox
Crown
Senate
Con Shea Freed in Chicago Murder Case for Lack of Evidence
Chicago August 2 Con Shea a Chicago figurehead on trial for murder and racketeering was freed today after prosecutors conceded insufficient evidence to hold him for the jury. The defense proceeded with its case as co-defendants Big Tim Murphy and Fred Mader continued to present witnesses in the case involving Policeman Terrance Lyons’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con” Shea
Chicago
Con'' Shea
Tin’ Chee
Texas Political Pot Is Bubbling Again
Dallas Tex Aug 2 The Texas political pot quips about the July 22 Democratic primary where Senator Charles A Culberson failed to be renominated after 24 years in the U S Senate. The runoff primary opens as prohibition and the Ku Klux Klan appear to be key issues slated for August 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Charles A. Culberson
United States Senate
Northcliffe Sinking Hint from His Home
London August reports that Lord Northcliffe the famed publisher suffers heart disease and is sinking as his mother asks prayers for his recovery from her home parish. Berlin prices show German marks tumbling to 3,760 per pound sterling or about 823 per dollar in a sensational drop.
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London
Lord Northcliffe
Berlin
Ang
Harmony delegates draft minority report at Iowa GOP convention
Des Moines reports that harmony programs may form the Iowa Republican platform draft as minority members push planks on tax changes and reserve systems. Key figures include James H. Trewin and George A. Smith backing a harmony plank while Brookhart camp fears concessions to the Brookhart faction. Delegates and committee selections focus on centralizing party leadership and endorsing candidates for US Senate and state offices.
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Isaua
League of National
Banque
Vollmer
W. W.moy
McKinley
Aldrich
Iowa
Republican Party
Senator Cummins
Colt. Smith
Wildman Brookhart
Harding
Clydé Herring
United States Senate
Democratic State Central Committee
CW. Storm
Lea County
Mallox
Nent County
Harry Cook
Wrightsounty
G. Fred Biermann
Iwinneshiek
Hieth
Frank Kells
Tama County
Percy Osborne
Mahaskk County
Te FL Lil
Polk County
John Porterheld
Fremont County
Mike Conway
Cass County
Webster J
J. HH. Michael
Woodbury County
Associated Press
Des Moines
Fraley
James H. Trewin
George
A. Smith
P. B.gardneton
W. FB. Parrott
Waterloo
Wate Porter
Trewin
Artant
Anton
Cil Bluffa
W. Sibley
Giorga
Des. Moines
Hrolicege
Rockwall City
Senate
W. C. Payne
Dacy
United States
Brookhart
Ator Charles Rawson
Istate- Central -Committee
Theowa
Congress
Central Committee
Louis .Gardner
Mosa
W. G. Dows
Cedar Rapids
Fittt M. L. Gurts
Knoxville
Replac
Charles Raws
Frank
Abbbott
Osceola
Dave
Dinning Centeryike
Lars Bladine
Cedar
Alfred Mueller
Davenport
Lars F. Bindine
Cedar Falls
L. P. Barth
Cresco
Forth
Lewis Gardiner
Ana
Charles K. Needham
Grinnell
L. Curtis
Knoxrville
Frank M
Clinton - A
W. F. Parrect
Watterloo
P. E. Gardner
Newampton
James H. Treitin
H. B. Alfres
Newton
George A. Wise
R. D.spence
Mownt
Wright
George Council
Perry Rockwell
Bieyenthatzer
Sibley
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YAT Sen
South
Northcliffe
Rock Island
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Shocker
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Perkins
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Detroit
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Henline
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Frailey
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