Fear and Cupidity Bring Mine Walkout Resolution
Washington editorial analyzes the coal strike, arguing fear of industrial collapse and operator profits push双方 toward settlement. It notes high coal prices, looming Congressional action, and the public bore as the ultimate payer, urging permanent industry regulation. It also links the railroad strike, noting Shopmen's growing impatience with Harding's seniority steps.
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Congress
Jin Mina
Larding
New York Grening Post, Inc
Prohibition Advocate Dr Mary Armour Campaigns in California
Dr Mary Harrie Armour campaigns in California supporting a state law to uphold national Prohibition enforcement. She says she helped make the United States dry and now aims to make the world dry, tying her efforts to the dry movement's wider goals.
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Georgia
United States
Mary Harrie Armour
California
Will Hang Slayers of Wilson Tomorrow
Edward Shortt the home secretary denied a reprieve for Reginald Dunn and Joseph O'Sullivan, convicted of killing Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson. They will be hanged tomorrow in Pentonville prison yard after the House of Lords appeal was rejected yesterday.
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London
Edward Shortt
Reginald Dunn
Joseph O'Sulllivan
Sir Henry Hughes Wilson
Imperial General Staff
Pentonville Prison
House of Loris
Highways Weather Report Covers Iowa Cities and Roads
Morains reported at Iowa points as weather bureau notes roads generally good across Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque La Crosse Mason City and Waterloo with included towns in the report Aug 9 1922 Ta Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau Charles City Iowa
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Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles City
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Dee Moines
Dubuque
la Crosse
Wis
Mason City
Waverly
Guard at Indiana mine shot while sleeping in tent
Staunton Indiana Aug 4 The first casualty from Indiana's strip mine operation occurred when Private Charles Hoskins of the Indiana National Guard was shot while sleeping in a tent near strikebreaker camps. The shot came from an unknown man trying to slip a sentry line. Hoskins was treated in the camp infirmary as guards around the mines remained alert. Police found shotguns and revolvers in two homes within the military area and confiscation of firearms continued. Only 51 men were ready for work, while 17 quit, saying jobs were misrepresented. Progress at Mine No 3 was minimal with only one car of coal loaded. Governor McCray warned convict labor could be used if strikes continued.
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Staunton
Ind
Indiana
Charles Hoskins
Gary
Hoskins
United Press
Indianapolis
McCray
Clay County
Curry Appointed to International Boundary Commission
President Warding appointed George Curry former congressman and governor of New Mexico as the American member of the United States Mexico international boundary commission announced by the White House this afternoon.
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Washington
BD. C
Warding
George Curry
New Mexico
International Boundary Commission
United States
Mexico
White House
Courier Delivery Time Notice For Residents
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 30 p m. If you fail to receive your paper by that time due to carrier fault or other cause, please call 3330 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach this office before 6 20 p m.
Women on Jury in Klansmen's Trial Opens in Los Angeles
Los Angeles county's case against 47 defendants accused of masking during a raid on the Elduyan home in Inglewood on April 22 moves forward as eight men and four women jury is sworn. State testimony will trace the raid from the house layout to the shooting death of Constable Mosher and wounding of two others. Night Marshal Woerner, who fired on the hooded group, is expected to recount his account.
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Wicired Biers
Los Angeles
Cat
Los Angeles County
Invisible Empire
Widele Bidnugan
Inglewood
Merchants’ Association
Widele
Mathias Elduyan
Woecrner
Storr
Elduyans
Mariner Mosher
Frank Woerner
Woerner
Democrats name publisher and judge for state supreme court
Des Moines August 9 G J Cash Anamosa attorney and newspaper publisher and Judge Otto Byington Iowa City former district judge and assembly member were named Democratic candidates for state supreme court justices at the Democratic judicial convention. A rendition favored re enactment of the non partisan judiciary law in Iowa, abolished two years ago.
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Des Moines
G. J. Cash
Anamosa
Otto Byington
Iowa City
Iowa General Assembly
Supreme Court
Towa
Two Film Romances Fadeout in Hollywood Gossip
Hollywood gossip reports two romances faltering as Herbert Sanborn and Gloria Swanson admit living apart but deny legal talks. Blanche Sweet confirms her husband Marshal Neilan stays in Hollywood while she resides at a stylish Los Angeles hotel.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Hollywood
Herbert Sanborn
Gloria Swanson
Pasadena
Blanche Sweet
Marshal Neilan
Hail Destroys Truck Crops in Colorado
A second hail storm in two days hit Greeley Colorado and caused thousands of dollars in crop damage. Trees were uprooted and outbuildings demolished by the storm, with virtually no vegetable crop in the truck farming district spared.
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Greeley
Colo
Revolt Leaders Sentenced to Death by Soviet Tribunal
Moscow August 9 Fourteen of thirty four social revolutionists charged with high treason were condemned to death by the revolutionary tribunal. Included are several informers. Death sentences on twelve of the initial group were upheld by the central executive committee with a stay of execution tied to ceasing counter revolutionary activity. All condemned face strict confinement pending further action.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Social
Revolutionary
Central Executive Committee
Social Revolutionary Party
Haldera
Semenoff
Lydia Koenoplova
Brother roods strike over guards at Joliet protest
Chicago reports show approximately 1300 engineers conductors and brakemen of the Big Four rail unions quit at Joliet in protest of troops stationed around yards. Officials say the local action may spread, with leaders citing dangerous working conditions and impending mass walkouts as unions coordinate with rail executives and government talks.
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Chicago
Clingis
Joliet
Bie Pour Brotherhood
Elgin, Joliet
Nelson Morris
Ae Ye
Gleveland
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
Tollet
Stone
Mays
Runiany
Tam
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
DD. R. Robertson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Piremen
Canton
Toledo, Peoria & Western Railway
Peoria
Keokuk
Meier
Ruperts Bs
Toni Press
Cedar Rapids
E. Sheppard
Order of Railroad Conductors
Elgin Joliet
Eastern
M. A. Carey
Port Huron
Mich
Sheppard
Washington
Florist’s Daughter Becomes Countess in New York
Miss Flora Louise Nelson, 20, daughter of a Union Hill florist, announced she has become Countess Edmund Alphonso De Jiminez following a city hall marriage to a Seville nobleman. The couple hid the wedding until today and plan a religious ceremony next month.
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New York
Flora
Louise Nelson
Blum Street
Union
Edmund Alphonso de Jiminez
Seville
Spain
Juiy
Edmund
Coolidge Urges Arbitration For Industrial Disputes
Vice President Calvin Coolidge told a San Francisco audience that arbitration is the only solution when unions and owners fail to agree. He warned Congress to act if mediation breaks down in coal and railroad strikes, stressing the public must be served and production kept flowing.
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International News
San Francisco
Col
Ange
Calvin Coolidge
Congress
United States
J Ley
Salmon wins Tennessee primary after candidate death
Nashville reports complete returns show W. C. Salmon defeating the late Lemuel P. Padgett for the Democratic nomination in the Seventh Tennessee district. Padgett won the dead's share in county tallies, dying Aug. 3, with Salmon leading by about 1,000 votes and a formal county-by-county recount likely Aug. 23 to decide the winner.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
W. C. Salmon
Lemuel P. Padgett
Tennessee
Tarlle
Padgett
Salmon
Bergmann to Remain in London as German Economic Commissioner
Berlin reports that Herr Bergmann, a leading German economic expert and treasury official, is appointed special commissioner to stay in London. He will maintain close contact with the British government and report daily to Germany, having participated in nearly all German delegations to international conferences.
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Berlin
Herr Bergmann
Germany
London
Anzieger
Treasury Department
Buffalo Riot Ends With Police Riot Gun Fire
Rioting flared during the street car strike with a mob of about 3200 attacking a car at Purdy and Hast Ferry streets. The conductor was knocked unconscious and the motorman injured as windows shattered. Police used riot guns to hold back the crowd after the car was stopped by spikes.
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Buffalo
Purdy
Hast Ferry
Eveery
La Follette amendment challenged at AFL and bar forum
President Severance denounces Senator La Follette proposal to strip the Supreme Court of power to declare laws unconstitutional and to place Congress laws above all others. He warns the plan would create unlimited federal powers and erode personal liberties protected by the Constitution. The AFL had endorsed the amendment earlier in the convention.
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United Press
San Francisco
Robert M. la Follette
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court
Congress
C. A. Severance
American Bar Association
United States
Supreme Judges Renominated by Acclamation at Republican Convention
The article reports that Justices William V. Parwitt Hampton Trumann Stevens Tramburg were renominated by acclamation at a Republican judicial convention. They received ovations, thanked the delegates, and pledged to be guided by law. Other justices spoke, urging support for the judiciary and reaffirming faith in the Federal Constitution while warnings about challenges to court authority were voiced.
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William V. Parwitt
Hampton
Trumann
Stevens
Tramburg
Conmbine
Plaas
Falit
Faville
Dass Moines
Thomas Arthur
Logan
Iwatte
Arthur
Supreme Bench
JMR
Evans
Truatlee Mayville
Dea Moines
Supreme Court
Witliam D. Beans and Clon
Rail Brotherhoods Resist Government Intervention
Historically framed dispatch notes that four rail brotherhoods show reluctance toward federal action in the Switelman strike. The piece references the Union of North America and a 1920s era context, with unnamed leaders urging restraint while railroads face labor tensions.
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Ascartatend
Chieass
Four Brotherhoods
Switelman's Union of
North America
Uwe Tener
Eabeg
Stibes
Age Limits Shut Older Men From Rail Jobs Says Wharton
A. O. Wharton of the railway labor board warned that refusing to grant full seniority rights to strikers could bar about a quarter of railroad workers from employment. He noted age limits commonly cap hiring at 45, with one road setting a time at 5, and estimated 29 to 30 percent of over age men among those on strike.
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Harnl
Wharton
Carclers
Freight loaded declines week of July 29 in Washington
Revenue freight loading eased to 859,733 cars for the week ending July 29, down from 861,000 the prior week. Coal loadings rose to 7,474 cars, but overall totals remained 73,905 fewer than the same week last year and 109,413 fewer than 1929.
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Washington, D. C
Amrican Railway Association
Cable links crippled by Irish coast seizure
London reports cable communications between the United States and northern Europe remained seriously crippled as republican irregulars seized all cable stations on the west coast of Ireland on August 9. The action disrupted transatlantic messages and affected international telegraph traffic.
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London
United States
Europe
Ireland
Cleveland Parley Nears Peace in Soft Coal Strike
The Associated Press reports union leaders in Cleveland edging toward a settlement with coal operators. Preparations in Illinois and Ohio mines accelerate as talks aim to end the strike within 48 hours. Governors weigh extra authority to cope with fuel shortages while crews clear mines in Illinois to resume production.
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Associated Press
Warrisburg
Wiliapson
Cleveland, O
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Pennsylvania
John L.lewis
Michigan
Detroit
Mich
Alex J. Groesbeck
Henry Ford
Louisville & Washville
Toledo & Ironton
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