Iowa Coal Operators Frown On Gov Plan in Labor Clash
Iowa coal operators meet to discuss reopening mines but most favor not resuming work citing futility. Gov Kendall says he has no new guidance. About 100 operators attend. meeting closed to the public. Meanwhile 1060 striking miners vow to stay out six months or six years unless the dispute is settled and urge mass loyalty to the union as government plans to operate mines are opposed. The union predicts minimal coal output and stresses a hands off stance while resisting forced mine operation. Indiana talks collapse as Hessler again refuses a state conference with operators, saying it harms national interests.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Gov. Kendall
B. C. Smith
Iowa Coal Operators Association
Smith
Joseph Morris
Distriet No. 13
Morris
John L. Lewis
Govermment
United Mine Workers of America
Marr
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Faty
Soa
Gov. McCray
Jjom Hessier
District 11
Aick
Hessler
Terre Huuie
Berlin
Europe
Italy
Germany
Great Britain
France
Pacific
Russia
Settia
George Tchitchierin
Leniner
Tchitcherin
Arctic Sea
Persian Gulf
Alsace
Lorraine
Siberia
Hugo Stinnes
Genoa
Europa
Bavaria
United Press
Wirth
Alles
Moat
Kanesaa Glty
Harding
Agaic Aakteg
A. Eer
Olal
Leticar
United Prees
Cokesburg
Denho
Monongahela
MecLaughlin
Sheri Otto/ Luellen
Washington County
Fascisti May Form Forum Society in Germany
Italian parliamentary representative Deputy Mussolini has gone from Rome to Germany to form a nationalist organization of ex veterans similar to the Fascisti according to a Rome dispatch.
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Fascisti May Forum Society
Germany
Iondon
Mussolini
Talian
The
Fascisti
Rome
Courier Delivery Instructions and Contact for Missing Paper
The notice advises delivery before 5 30 pm and 6 50 pm phone contacts for issues. It instructs readers to call 35330 to request a copy if the newspaper is late and to have rails reach the office by the stated times.
Sterling Girls Swim Tragedy Shocks Community
Two members of the Sterling champion girls swimming team Elle Hill 16 and Jennie Tobin 15 were found dead in Back River after a weekend search that began when they were reported missing Saturday. The bodies were laid clasped in each other’s arms. Ella appears to have died trying to save her friend.
Bud Stillman Rescues Maid Off Long Island Beach
James Bud Stillman son of Mr and Mrs James S Stillman dived from West Hampton Long Island to save Lois Butler a maid employed at a nearby cottage for H A James who drifted more than 100 feet from shore Bud pulled her to safety and she was revived with a pulmotor in a sharp rescues story from July.
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Bud” Stillman
Long Island Beach
New York
James
Bud Stillman
James S. Stillman
West Hampton
Long Island
Lois Butler
H. A. James
Mrs. Stillman
Bud
Stillmans
Grand Anse
Quebec
St. Maurice
Posses Pursue Slayer of Dry Agents in Norfolk
Norfolk July 24 Large crowds and police from nearby counties with bloodhounds hunt James Chambers a Negro who early Sunday shot and killed Cary D Freeman and H H Fisher prohibition agents during a raid on Chambers home When seven city agents entered the house they were met by a volley of shots.
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Norfolk
James Chambers
Cary D. Freeman
H. H. Fisher
Chamber
Highways U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau Report
Report covers territory including Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Pubugque Greene Mason City and Wa verily. Weather notes claim rain beginning and road conditions in Algona and Charles City with officials reporting continuity of main highways. An advertisement promotes San Felice 2 for cigars as Iowa's popular smoke.
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U. 8
Department of Agriculture Weather
Censorship Fails Says Hays In Hollywood Visit
Hays former postmaster general and head of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association arrived in Los Angeles for a week of study in the industry. He argued that freedom underpins the nation and public censorship of press, pulpit, stage, or spoken word is virtually impossible and nationwide bans will fail due to uninformed censorship board members.
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Los Angeles
Will H. Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association
Quash Indictments in Theatre Disaster
Indictments against five persons linked to the Knickerbocker theatre disaster that cost 79 lives were dismissed today. Justice Siddons of the DC court sustained demurrers against charges of manslaughter leveled at the architect, iron worker contractor, building inspector, cement contractor, and the foreman for the contractor.
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Washington, D. C
Justice Siddons
District of Columbia Court
Welch coal mine output may keep Americans warm
London reports Americans have contracted for the total output of many Welsh coal mines until the U S miners strike ends. The British Federation of Miners has not moved to block coal shipments to America. Welsh collieries refuse new American orders as demand remains high and English union sections hesitate to act.
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International News Wire
London
United States
Cardiff
British Federation of Miners
America
Frank Hodges
Miners’ Union
Wales
Fierce Russo German Friendship Emerges in Europe Turmoil
Berlin reports a looming realignment as war and revolution reshape Europe. A Russo German alliance is discussed as central Europe faces upheaval from Alsace to the Pacific with Bavaria's dissent driving moratorium tensions and Berlin's watchful waiting.
Five Lynch family tragedy in auto crash and streetcar
San Francisco July 24 Two families are nearly wiped out after a Sunday outing as Thomas Lynch drives to hurry home His car cuts around others and is struck by a Market Street railway car at Railroad street Mrs Lynch and their 5 year old daughter Mary are killed along with Mrs Bridget Lynch and her 3 year old Phillip Both families suffer further losses with several Lynch relatives severely injured in hospital including Miss Katherine Garvan and John Lynch age 6 in serious condition
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San Francisco
Cal
Thomas Lrnch
Market Street
Railroad Street
Lynch
Mary
Bridget Lynch
Phillip
Katherine Garvan
Airs
Thomas Lynch
Marie
Katherine Lynch
John Lynch
Lightning Kills Man During Heavy Storm
Frank Young a 42 year old local furniture dealer was killed when struck by lightning during a cyclone that damaged homes uprooted trees and disrupted wires. The storm caused general damage across William Ison Saline and Gallatin counties.
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Hacksburg
Frank Young
William
Ison
Saline
Gallatin
P R R Appeals Labor Board Decision Amid Open Shop Tactics
The Pennsylvania Railroad seeks appellate review of a federal appeals court ruling dissolving an injunction and granting the labor board full authority over worker rules. Judge Barton emphasized the act hinges on this case, with potential nationwide impact on open shop policy and employee representation.
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United Press
Chicago
United States Etrench Court
Pennsylvania Railroad
Peasea King
Iaborboard
Pennsylvania
H. M. Barton
Labor Board
Circuit Court of Appeals
Paige
Supreme Court
Esrion
Pendsylvania
Shay
Northcliffe Poisoned on Trip to Germany Rumor in London
Rumors in Fleet Street claim Viscount Northcliffe was poisoned during an incognito visit in Germany. His doctors are puzzled by a complex toxic condition and recovery is deemed unlikely, though friends doubt the poisoning tale.
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Northcliffe
Germany
London
Viscount Northcliffe
Thunderer
Fleet Street
Brit? A Close. ¢ Frienda of* Nerthelitte
England
Fat Passenger Rides in Truck Because Car Door Too Small
Louisville July 24. Fat passenger Lilly Murphy of Shelby county Coxgress weighs about 750 pounds with a nine foot waist. Trainmen load her on a truck to bypass a passenger coach door on her trip from Louisville to Evansville Indiana after she missed a train connection.
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Louisville
Lilly Murphy
Shelby County
Evansville
Wilson Letter Endorses Maryland Senate Candidate
In Washington July 24 a letter from Woodrow Wilson praises David J Walls Democrat for Maryland senate. The ex president calls Walls a worthy candidate and this missive is seen as a full endorsement of his campaign.
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Washington, D. C
Woodrow Wilson
House of Seclusion
Robert R. Hender
Cumberland
David J. Walls
Maryland
Wilson
Lewis
Rail head calls for broader strike view
L F Loree president of the Delaware and Hudson and chair of the eastern railroad presidents conference urges Harding and Ben Hooper to study the rail strike from all angles. He says authorities have long focused on carriers and strikers while neglecting the employees perspective.
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Associated Press
New York
Harding
Ben W. Hooper
United States Railway Labor Board
L. F. Loree
Delaware & Hudson
Eastern Railroad Presidents’ Conference
Hooper
Labor Board
Loree
Brookhart predicts victory in every Iowa county
Col. Smith W. Brookhart, Republican U.S. Senate nominee, says he will carry every Iowa county in November. He spoke in Waterloo and Cedar Falls, estimating 80 speeches before the state convention on August 2, 1924, and claims broad support from farmers, labor, soldiers and clubs while declining further commitments on platform details.
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Brookhart
Col
Smith W. Brookhart
United States
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
IA Sweeting
Town State Teachers College
Tawa
Ublican
Former Democratic Committeeman Guthrie Dies in Pittsburgh
Robert Walker Guthrie longtime Pittsburgh civic figure and former Pennsylvania Democratic national committeeman died at his home. He was prominent in local life and served as a statewide party leader.
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Democratic
Pittsburgh
Robert Walker Guthrie
Pennsylvania
Building Big Seaplane Aims to Cross Sea in One Day
London July 24 The world’s largest seaplane to cross the Atlantic in a single day is under construction at Southampton by its builders government officials announced today.
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London
Atlantic
Southampton
Itssur
Robbers Loot Spokane Vaults of $100,000 in Heist
Between Saturday night and Monday morning suspects forced entry to safety vaults in the Paulson Building Spokane's largest office structure and escaped with cash and jewelry totaling more than 100000.
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Spokane
Wash
Paulson Building
Soviet to Restore Private Ownership Announcement
The Soviet government announced it will restore private ownership rights. The bulletin was revived today by the Exchanges Telegraph from Russia via Berlin.
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London
Exchanges Telegram Company
Russia
Berlin
Banker Diplomat to Seek Maryland Senate Seat
Washington July 24 John W Garrett banker and diplomat and recently secretary-general of the international lending conference has been unanimously chosen as a candidate for the United States Senate from Maryland. He will oppose Senator Joseph F. France who is already in the primary contest.
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Washington, D. C
John W. Garrett
Chovyen Us
United States Senate
Maryland
Joseph
Franen
Jefferson Barracks Transferred to Gen Bell Command
Washington July 24 The St Louis region including Jefferson Barracks, the Midwest’s largest regular army post, moves from Seventh to Sixth corps area under Maj. Gen. Bell at Ghica- 20. The War Department gave no direct reason but it is understood tied to possible federal troop use amid rail strike unrest.
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Washington
DD. C
St. Lows
Jefferson Barracks
Midwest
Seventh Corps
Sixth Corps
Bell
Ventera
War Department
Ministers in New York Clash Over Ape Theism Feud
July event sparks a heated religious dispute as ape evolution and cathedral name changes are debated. Dr George McPherson attacks Very Rev Howard Chandler Robbins in a public sermon arc, naming St John’s Cathedral as a focal point of contention.
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New York
Ork
S J. John
In & Gorman
Howard Chandiler
Robbins
Jean
St. John of the Diving
George McPhkerson
Baptist Sevangelfat
Aurora Fire Forces Business Suspension
A warehouse blaze in Aurora Illinois forced several businesses to suspend operations after the fire cut electrical power. The Aurora Bacon News plant was among those affected as the fire was brought under control by 9 40 p m. Estimated damage reached 100000 dollars.
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Aurora
Aurora Baacon News
Orlando declines premiership in post Fac ta era
Rome broadcasts that Bignor Orlando refused the premiership after Fac ta’s resignation. The report says King Victor Eximanuel is expected to invite former Foreign Minister Bonomi to attempt forming a new ministry.
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Rome
Bignor Orlando
Facta
Victor Eximanuel
Bonomi
Operators Agree in Principle on Hoover Coal Plan
Midwest operators meet in Kansas City to back President Hoover’s coal control proposal. They discuss methods for cooperation, legal features reviewed by the Justice Department, and plans to appoint a committee with the Interstate Commerce Commission to coordinate the scheme. President Harding’s open mines and strikebreakers accompany troop mobilization as state police guard mines amid sniping in Cokesburg Pennsylvania.
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Faetore
Aix
Ascreta Hoover
Washington
al Posse
Toover
Department of Justice
Hoover
Daughert
Bubmiston
Afterccni
Searstary Hoover
Aammbler
Conte
Int Commerce Sommiasion
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