Republicans See Political Menage in Labor Strikes
Washington observers weigh coal and railway disputes affecting Harding era politics with parties split. A lasting impact hinges on strike outcomes, prosperity trends, and whether Republicans can maintain a strong majority in the next Congress despite potential losses.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D
D. C
Washington
Harding
Wilson
McAdoo
Roosevelt
Altho
New York Evening Post, Inc
Mistakes Made in Paris Hurts Europe Says American Banker
The article argues Paris peace terms wrongs ripple across Europe. It cites financial disorder in Germany Austria and Hungary and warns only rectifying Paris Mandates can enable real reconstruction. It highlights France as a war victim trapped by illusion and indemnity disputes.
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Paris
Europe
A. Vanderlap
United Press
Berlin
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Bulgaria
Italy
France
Delayed Courier Delivery Policy and Contact Number
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 30. If you fail to receive your paper by then due to carrier error or other cause, phone 3330 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach this office before 6 36 p.m.
Weather bulletin lists Iowa towns in midwest region report
Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau releases a regional notice dated July 28, 1922. Included towns cover Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque La Crosse Wasverly Mason City and Wasverly. No floods reported and food conditions noted as unsettled.
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U. 5
Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles Cliy
Algona
Charles City
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuqie
Crosse
Wis
Mason City
Wasverly
Rum Runner Killed in Gun Battle at Louisville Distillery
In Louisville Kentucky at 2:45 this morning federal agents killed Harry Baker a former police lieutenant and wounded another alleged rum runner during a gun fight at a distillery near the business district. The assailants drove a truck laden with 25 barrels of whisky into a federal agent's automobile and opened fire. authorities captured a third man and the fourth escaped.
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Louisville
Harry Baker
Baker
Dirigible Completes Long Nonstop Flight
Army dirigible C-2 arrived at Aberdeen proving ground at 6 a m completing a nonstop return run to New York from Bolling Field. The ship left Bollingfield at 6 p m yesterday and reached New York about 12 30 a m today after circling the bay and Manhattan. It disappeared on its return trip.
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Washington, D. C
Aberdeen
Proving Ground
New York
Bollingfield
Bay
Manhattan
Chicago Beerwagons Seized at Three Chicago Breweries
Federal agents seized large loads of beer from three Chicago breweries the Garden City Pilsener and White Eagle Products as trucks began routes. Warrants were sought against brewery officials as action in federal court looms.
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Chicago
Pilsener
Garden City
White Eagle Products Company
President Presents Three Plans to End Railroad Strike
President Harding offers three immediate proposals to end the railroad strike focusing on seniority adjustments. Plans urge abandoning outside contracting and seek restored operations for strikers or protected seniority for loyal workers. Separate road by road adjustments to be handled via joint committees.
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Harding
New York
Chicago
B. M. Jewell
Stelkers
Associated Press
Norfolk & Western
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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South- West
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
BH. BR. Kinley
Eastern
Todas
One Tenth Income Given by Young Peoples Union Members
The Associated Press reports at the thirteenth annual convention of the Young People's Christian Union of the United Presbyterian church in Monmouth Illinois that a majority of member societies contribute one tenth of income to church purposes. Rev. James A. Crosby noted the union's 45,820 contribution this year, a rise of 7,862, with 39 new societies formed and membership growing in intermediate societies from 3,105 to 3,464. Leading accession rates included Hill Top Arkansas at 46 percent, Newton Pennsylvania at 44 percent, Wynfield Pennsylvania at 42 percent, and Stronghirst Alabama at 39 percent.
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Associated Press
Monmouth
Ell
Young People’s Christian Union
United Presbyterian Church
James A. Crosby
Elmwood City
Crosby
Young People's Union
Hill Top. Ark
Newton, Ta
Wynfield
Stronghirst, al
Police Seek Slayer of Detective in St Louis
St Louis police pursue Louis Trider indicted by a coroner's jury for the assassination of Detective Sergeant Harry W. Lemmeler, gunned down near a panel room in the business district. The officer's death thwarted a bank hold up planned in Wood River Illinois, authorities say.
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St. Louis
Louis Trider
Harry W. Lemkemeler
Wood River
Strikers Rally to Close Iowa Mines Near Adelphi
About 300 striking miners from nearby mines gather in Des Moines to travel in automobiles to Adelphi and urge nonunion workers to quit, aiming to shut down nonunion mines there. They depart orderly and invite newspaper men to join.
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Des Moines
Adelphi
Wdiners
Cal
Great Lakes Freight Sailors Plan Strike
Grievances of seamen on freight boats in the Great Lakes led to a strike resolution passed by 94 percent of the Sailors' union membership. Secretary K B Nolan said wages cuts and carrier reluctance to grant an eight hour day sparked the move.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
K. B. Nolan
Sailors’ Union of the
Bielaski Takes Refuge in U S Consulate in Mexico
Bruce Bielaski former head of the U S Bureau of Investigation sought safety at the U S consulate in Mexico City amid Mexican officials’ bid to pin kidnapping on him He plans to stay until the investigation into his kidnapping and that of Mexican lawyer Jesus Barcena in Orélos is resolved and believes the proceedings lack good faith
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Conternational
Mexico City
Bruce Bielaski
Bureau of Investigation
American Department of Justice
United States
Bielaski
Jesus Barcena
Orélos
Sayl Bieluski
Striking Miners War on Trainmen Hauling Coal
War has broken out between striking miners and members of the big four railroad brotherhoods in Ohio and nearby towns. Mobs at Glouster Jacksonville and Trimble blocked trains carrying coal from nonunion mines in West Virginia to Toledo since last Sunday.
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United Press
Middleport
Wast
Virginia
Toledo
Glouster
Jacksonville
Trimble
Body of Man Recovered From Missouri River at Sioux City
The body of a man about 20 was found floating in the Missouri river and brought ashore by a fisherman. He was well dressed, five feet seven inches, about 110 pounds. A package of cigars a handkerchief marked SS and 36 cents in change were found on the body.
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Sioux City
Missouri River
Denies Strikers Returning to Shops in Telegraph Message
The central strike committee of the New York Metropolitan district denies claims that rail strike stop men have returned to work and that service improved. The denial was sent via telegram to Bert M. Jewell, leader of the striking shopmen, who was in Washington.
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Washington, BD. C
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
New York
Central Strike Committee
New York Metropolitan
Bert M. Jewell
Washington
Sun Yat Sen Forces Battle Near Canton in Resumed Conflict
Fighting resumes between Sun Yat Sen loyalists and Chen Chiung Ming supporters near Shiuchow, 130 miles north of Canton. Chen commands about 13 000 troops vs Sun's 7 000. Sun drops handbills urging starvation as a new engagement looms.
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Associated Press
Canton
Sun Yat Sen
South-Ern Republic
Chen Chiung-Ming
Central Republic
Peking
Shiuchow
Chen
Sun
Shin- Chow
Wade Restrains Strike Actions in Broad Labor Order
Federal Judge Martin Wade issues temporary injunctions against railroad workers and supporters in Des Moines area. Sections ban picketing within 100 feet of stations, banners branding nonunion workers as scabs, and intimidation of workers. Businesses near strikes barred from aiding protests. deputy marshals authorized to enforce order. Rehearings planned as cases proceed.
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Associated Press
Dex Moines
Chicago Northwestern
Chicago Rock
Gland & Pacific
Chcago Milwaukee
T. Paul
Martin J. Wade
Chicago, Great Western
Des Moines Union
Sonqs
Wade
Army Fliers Endure Six Hours of Winds on Mapping Tour
Denver July 28. Lieut. Charles Is Webber and Lieut. Virgil Hines, both Army airmen, rode out heavy winds for six hours over the west. They departed San Diego Tuesday morning, heading to Fort Sill Oklahoma then returning via San Antonio and El Paso while on a southwest mapping tour.
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Denver
Colo
Charles Is
Webber
Liew
Virgil Hines
Salt’ Lake City
San Diego
Vial
Fort Sill
Okla
San Antonio
el Paso
Tex
Hobos Form Legislative Committee to Seek Unemployment Insurance
Hoboes of America plan a lobby renamed the legislative committee to press for a national unemployment insurance program. Leader James Eada How backs the effort, aiming for at least 11 dollars daily for the unemployed, with the group forming among hoboes formerly called Talkies.
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Hoboes
U A Press
Washington, D. C
Boys of the Road
Loboes
Auto Driver Kills His Own Son in Atlantic City
Leon Crammer, theatre owner, drove down and killed his 5 year old son Herbert as he returned home from the theatre on a bicycle. The accident occurred when the father rounded a corner and struck the boy, who was rushed to a hospital in a lying condition by his frantic parent.
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Atantic City
N.J
Leon Crammer
Rin
Herbert
Gong Geach
Parisian woman pursues Rothschild across Atlantic
New York reports Mile Marie Porquet files breach of promise suit seeking $600000 from James Henri de Rothschild stating she ran away to marry him. Her counsel says Porquet slipped out of France without notice, accelerating the case.
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New York
James Henri de Rothschild
Baron Rothschild
Paris
Mile
Marie Porquet
Parisienne
Atlantic
Rothschild
Porques
Soa
Europe
Creston Striker Shot by Rail Guard Dies
Creston Ta July 28 Kay Blodgett striking shopman shot by a railroad guard at Burlington yards died at a hospital last night. Blodgett head five bullet wounds, leaves a widow and two children. J R Sears guard fled. George Mey Cloud another picket crossed a dead line and probable second degree murder charge awaits County Attorney Carrell.
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Creston
Kay Blodgett
Burlington Yards
Hera
Blodgett
J. R. Sears
George Mey Cloud
Carrell
Harding Brand Coal Feud Sparks State Gov Tiff
President Harding declares federal government powerless to force coal miners into independent local agreements, urging legislation to resolve national dictation by the United Mine Workers. Gov. Groesbeck counters that federal authority can protect citizens and end the stalemate.
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Associated Presa
Tansing
Mich
Harding De‘claring
United Mine Workers of America
Alex J. Groesbeck
Groesbeck
John L. Lewis
Mina
Michigan
Ito
Maine
Congress
House
United States
Farrington
United Mine Workers
Phil&delp
Lewis
Everr
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