Culberson Faces Five Primaries in Texas Senate Vote
In a Texas primary tomorrow Senator Charles A. Culberson seeks a return to the Senate with a 22 year record of continuous service and near-silence in debate. Four opponents challenge him, including ex-Congressman Robert L. Henry whose campaign highlights Culbersons Ku Klux Klan stance. A runoff is set for August 26 between the top two finishers.
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Washington
D. C
Texas
United States
Senate
Hisory
Congress
Charles A. Culberson
Culberson
Lse
Simmons
North Carolina
Lodge
Robert L. Henry
Ku Klux Klan
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Klan
Gutherson
Federal Reserve System
League of Nations
Cul Herson
Copsright
New York Evening Post, Inc
De Wolf Hopper's Fifth Wife Seeks Divorce Action
Mrs Hadda Hopper widow fifth wife of actor De Wolf Hopper filed in Queens County Supreme Court for an absolute divorce and child custody of her seven year old son. She indicated the action was begun with a Simmons served on Hopper. Hopper, 64, was married to her in 1913 after formerly being Floa Surry of Philadelphia.
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Hadda Hopper
de Wolf Hopper
Queens County Supreme Court
Hopper
Floa
Highways report includes listed Minnesota and Iowa towns
Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau in Charles City on July 21 1922 notes towns in the region including Albert Lea Algona Chariton City Cedar Rapids Des Moines Dubuque Mason City Marshall Town New Hampton Postville Waterlo and Waverly in the subjoined report segment with the Highway branch.
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Department_of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles City
Albert Lea
Minn
Algana
Charien City
Cedar Rapids
Yievenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Farihault
la Crosse
Wis
Mason City
Marshalltown
New Hampton
Postville
Water- Wo
Waverly
Bends Soutizwe Gook
Women Workforce Pulse After Strikes Sweeps Cities
International News Correspondent James Kirgalder reports in Chicago on July 21 that shopmen's wives flood into work as men strike. Women from Burnside to Pullman take jobs in meatpacking laundries and factories to support families, with many greeting retrenchment as a civic duty while some stay at home to care for children.
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James Kirgaller
International News
Chicago
Gurnside
Pullman
Union
Helen Petkewicz
Burnside
Rosie Toczylowski
Young Girl Held in Uncle's Death in Montgomery
Mildred Brewer 15, granddaughter of a former congressman, was jailed in Montgomery pending an inquest into the death of her uncle A Portis McKeithen 36. She surrendered to police and declared she killed him but has not spoken since.
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Montgomery
Ala
Mildred Brewer
A. Portis McKeithen
Miss Brewer
McKeithen
Courier delivery rules and contact numbers
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Upton Sinclair Seeks Senate Seat on Socialist Ticket
Upton Sinclair of Pasadena filed for United States senator on the Socialist ticket in California's August primary. Other late filings include AW Johnson and Charles C Moore for Republicans, William J Pearson Democrat, Julius Kalin listed for both major parties in two districts, John Nolan on both party tickets in others, and challengers to William D Stephens from Republican Mattison Jones Democrat and Alexander Horr Socialist. The filings close as campaigns prepare for the primary.
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San Francisco
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California
Upton Sinclair
Pasadena
United States
AW. Johnsonr
Charles C. “Moore
William J. Pearson
Julius Kalin
Labor in Wisconsin backs farmers workers coalition vote
Organized Labor in Wisconsin at its Oshkosh convention endorses a political coalition between farmers and industrial workers in state and nation. It supports joining a general conference for a new national movement and urges farmers and laborers to act together in the September primary. The executive board is to quiz candidates on workers’ issues.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Organized Labor
Wisconsin
Print paper seen as barometer of civilization progress
Missoula Montana July 21 print paper use signals civilization growth says Col W B Greeley US chief forester at the National Editorial association, urging conservation and reforestation due to lumber shortages. Other speakers include Hanford MacNider and Milton R Cox. Loomis notes publishers rights to censor ads and limits of responsibility for ad mistakes.
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Missoula
Mont
Col
W. B. Greeley
United States
National Editorial Association
Col. Greeley
Hanford MacNider
The
American Legion
Milton R. Cox
Arapahoe
Neb
M. W. Loomis
Granville
Harding Seeks Hooper Talk as Rail Strike Prolongs
President Harding called Chairman Hooper of the railroad labor board to the White House for direct talks on the national shop men and rail strike. Chicago reports show mounting train cancellations, troop mobilizations in seven states, and ongoing disputes over wage and seniority despite a wavering conference.
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White House
Harding
Senate
Eastern
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago & Northwestern
E. J. Manion
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
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Eastern Railroad
Washington
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Sanatora Cummins
Iowa
Watson
Indiana
Kellogg
Minnesota
Interstate Commerce Committee
Chicago
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Dubuque Urges Federal Takeover of Fuel Production
The Dubuque city council at a special meeting urged President Harding to assume immediate control of fuel production and distribution. They cited near total fuel exhaustion affecting the Dubuque Gas and Electric companies and other municipal needs and warned that current plans may fail to meet urgent national demand. Dr. James Alderson signed as mayor.
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Wyausy Dubuque
United States
Du'buque
Harding
Dubuque
James Alderson
Dubuqus
Rewards Carrier of Message to Garcia 24 Years Afterward
Washington announces Maj. Andrew S Rowan receives a Distinguished Service Cross for delivering a message to General Garcia during the Spanish American War. He crossed Cuban lines in 1898 and obtained vital information that aided the U S Army’s quick end to the conflict.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
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Rowan
San Francisco
Grannte
Cuba
Rot
United States
Carnival Ordinance Bans Local Amusements Near Homes
Dubuque city council passes a special ordinance banning carnivals and circus acts from showing in town unless located at least 250 feet from any residence. Residents report four weeks without sleep amid recent carnivals and a circus planned for next week.
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Dubuque
Stone Sees Rail Labor Board Shelved Amid Negotiation Push
Cleveland July 21 officials of major railroad brotherhoods report Baltimore & Ohio offered to negotiate with shop men. Warren S. Stone president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers predicted similar moves by other railroads. He said the railroad labor board seems to be receiving little attention.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Warren 5. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotion Engineers
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Fremont Citizens Drafted to Guard Strike Breakers
Fremont Nebraska endures military law as 150 citizens are drafted to enforce order during the railroad shopmen strike. Chicago and Northwestern strikebreakers return to town escorted to the Dodge county courthouse to testify against 15 strikers charged with abduction. Police guard business districts. deputization uses lists from local groups amid heated tense.
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Chicago & Northwestern
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White Will Fight for Free Speech Amid Arrest Rumors
Kansas editor Ham Allen White faces arrest over alleged violation of the industrial court anti picketing law. Gov. Allen and White, lifelong friends, defend free speech while supporting strikers. The Ku Klux Klan in Kansas backs the strike and urges Governor Allen to reform.
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Death blamed on sleeping powder overdose in Mount Clare
Mrs. George F. Morrison wife of GE vice president died at her Mount Clare home from an overdose of sleeping powder used to quiet nerves. Police report indicates the substance was taken at home. The incident is under investigation and details are being released by local authorities.
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Alton
Edward Owens
Marlowe
Edwardsville
Mount Clare
George F. Morrison
General Electric Company
Rail and Coal Strike Briefs Across States
Reports from federal agents and officials describe a serious strike situation. Mayors and unions push for back to work, with consultations at Washington and Indianapolis. Guards guard yards as tensions rise. Iowa counties seek deputies to protect rail workers and property.
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United Ming Workers
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National Guard
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Mahaska
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Kendall
County Board of Supervisors
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Thomas J. Smith
Grape Talk
Cedar Rapids
Tla American Express Company
Iowa
Chicago & Northwestern
Then & Press
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Chicago
American Peforation of Labor
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Grand Lodge
Sioux City
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Fred Davis
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Government to regulate coal production and troops move into fields
President announces federal action to control coal production and deploy troops into Pennsylvania fields, stating the government will use federal authority again to regulate output and maintain supplies, with Gov. Sproul informed of the steps.
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Gov. Sproul
Plan to divert nonunion coal to ports and rails amid strike
The Interstate Commerce Commission and Commerce Department draft a priority system to steer coal from nonunion mines to transportation lines, with possible rationing. National guard troops move into Pennsylvania coal fields while state officials prepare for reopening and potential government seizure if miners refuse. Federal plan aims to protect railroad fuel needs and sustain operations during the strike. The administration expects to announce a coal commission to study causes of the dispute.
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