Troops Move Against Miners Across States
Reports from West Virginia Colorado and Pennsylvania describe troops and state guards mobilizing to confront miners during union unrest. In Donora Pennsylvania police and sheriffs guard roads as 200 striking miners head toward Wagon mines demanding action amid disrupted mining operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jairieston
Calia Erie
Gov! Morgan
Colorado
Menver
Colo
Associated Press
Weld
Boulder
Fre- Tuent
Tiuerfano
Las Animas
Nationat
Patrick
Hamrock
Oliver J. Shoup
Cal
Colorado National Guard
De Valera Leads Rebels in War on Government
Reports place Irish republican forces extending their conflict as Eamon De Valera is named leader in the Dublin rebellion. Casualties in two days of fighting exceed 12 killed and 30 wounded amid heavy clashes near Four Courts and Belfast reporting a tunnel escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eamon de Valera
Dublin
Belfast
Macroom
Prominent Davenport Hotelman Dies at 56
William Hudson Flero, prominent hotel man in Davenport for years, died after long illness. He helped run the old Kimbail house with J. F. Gorman, then the Hotel Davenport until sale to Miller company. He later managed the Fernwood in Chicago and the St. James in Davenport, where he owned it at his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Tatyne
Willam Hudson Fliroeen
J. F. Gorman
Miller Hotel Company
Iarrison
Chicago
Fernwood
Ican Road
Bnz
St. James Hotel
Neither Blonde Nor Brunet Crowned In Beauty Pageant
Liege Belgium June 20 crowds witness a fashion shift as five contestants vie for queen of queens in the annual beauty contest. Madame Pipard an 80 year old widow wins amid six siblings and grandchildren, while the victor defies hair color norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blonde
Brunet
Associated Press
Liege
Belghin
Madame Pipard
Youngstown Mayor Ousted After Six Months in Office
The Youngstown mayor, elected amid a stormy campaign, is removed after six months, citing public troubles and clashes with business leaders and police. He vows to continue fighting rivals while promising reforms during wartime wage disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Datayor
Geo
U. Diles
Younpre
Lowe
Qes
Three Drink Sellers Fined in Local Court Action
In district court Judge G. W. Wood presided as three drink sellers pleaded guilty and were fined 300 dollars each plus costs. Their establishments at 221 Fifth Street West and neighboring premises had their fixtures removed and were locked up. An injunction case against Fred Eickerberg of 614 Water Street, leased by A C Fritz, was continued with an injunction to issue.
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West
G. W. Wood
William Ewald
Fifth Street Weal
Walter R. French
Fred Eickerberg
Water Street
A. C. Fritz
Fritz
Prench
Weather Summary for Iowa Cities June 30 1922
Moderate to heavy rains and muddy roads affect western districts. Three stations report over 2 inches of precipitation. Thunder showers expected this afternoon or tonight in the east with little temperature change across the area. Weather readings cover Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Fort Worth? La Crosse Mason City Marshalltown New Hampton Postville Waterloo and Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agricultura Weather Bureau
Charles City
Algona
Chariea City
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Dear Moines
Dubinquea
Farbault
Minn
la Crosse
Wis
Mason City
Marshalltown
New Hampton
Postville
Water
Loo
Waverly
Plot to kill Jews in Germany exposed by arrests
International wire report from Hamburg and Berlin describes arrests linked to a nationwide plan to assassinate Jews starting with Walter Rathenau and involving prominent figures like Theodore Wolff and Max Warburg. Berlin police say many cabinet members and nationalists were targeted and warn of possible further arrests.
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Germany
Cinternational
Hamburg
Whotesale
Walter Rathenau
Warnecke
Mves
Rathena
Theodore Wolltf
Merliner Tageblatt
Max Warburg
Paul M. Warburg
New York
Nerr Warburg
Dr. Rathenauas
Berlin
Wirth
Rathenau
Lieut. Guenther
Ludendorff
Freifereich
von Jagow
Farrar and Tellegen reportedly reconcile romance
New York June 30 Geraldine Farrar and Lou Tellegen are said to have made up after a period of marital strain. The pair, once widely reported to be in trouble, are described by the theatrical weekly the Zits as reconciling and planning a harmonious ending to their romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Geraldine Farrar
Lou Telegen
Wu Theatrical Weekly
Zits
Woolen Company Announces One Percent Wage Boost
Notices posted in the Mamillan Woolen mills of South Bridge Massachusetts state that starting July 20 after a 14 day vacation the pay of all employees will rise by one percent. Wages had been cut twenty percent six weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bridge
Mass
Mamillan Woolen Company
The
Unions Refuse to Recognize Board's Order Amid Strike Threat
Unions reject the labor board's wage cut edict as a partial victory, signaling possible cancellation of tomorrow's strike. Executives from major unions including machinists boilermakers and electrical workers warned a general strike would target the government agency enforcing the order rather than the railroads. Wage cuts affect about 1350000 Trilway employees across the system.
Strike Call Looms as Rail Labor Talks Break Down
At United Brotherhood of M W A and Railway Shop Laborers HQ in Chicago union leaders and rail executives meet under the U S Railroad Labor Board. A rupture could trigger a strike order within 30 minutes with notices ready for all district vice presidents and chairmen to relay to local officers. Grand President KH. Grable warned he would contact headquarters and issue instructions if talks fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Chicago
Unitedtates Railroad Labor Board
Italian Girls Kidnapped in Ottumwa Case Startled Sheriff
Ottumwa Iowa June 30 search for two Italian girls aged 11 and 17, daughters of Frank Re, local grocer, believed kidnapped by relatives. Sam Sermaturo, visiting the Re family, was seen leaving an attic with another man and two women. authorities suspect Sermaturo took the girls with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Frank Re
Loral Grocer
Giltner
Sam Sermaturo
Sermature
Shannon Death Correction Clarifies No Drug Involved
The Courier corrects a prior report about Roy F. P. Shannon of 217 Mulberry Street who died Wednesday. It states he did not take any drug and the death was not the result of a drug-related attempt, acknowledging the despondent state but denying substance use.
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Fletcher
Castoria
Filetcher
Shannon
Courier
Roy FP
Mulberry Street
Federated Women’s Clubs Name Officers for Year
The Federation of Women’s Clubs held its final session and approved resolutions urging stricter alien admission limits and nationwide uniform marriage and divorce laws. Newly elected officers are Mrs. Thomas G. Winter president, Mrs. W.S. Jennings first vice president, Mrs. Wallace T. Perham second vice president, Mrs. Florence BE Floore treasurer, and Mrs. Swames HE Hays recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Federation of Women’s Clubs
United States
Federation
Thomas G. Winter
W.S. Jennings
Wallace T. Perham
Brrs
Florence BE
Floore
Swames
Hays
Dexter Named Head of Training School
Dexter Grant Dexter Calais Maine named president of the vocational training school for disabled servicemen at Chillicothe Ohio, succeeding J M Pritchard who resigned. Announcement came from Acting Director Rapers of the veterans bureau.
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Dexter
Washington, D
Edwin Grant Dexter
Calais
Chillicothe
J. M. Pritchard
Rapers
Veterans’ Buréau
League of Nations Bows to U.S. Demand on Mandates
The League of Nations capitulated to U S demands for changes in the mandates for Togoland Kamerun and Syria as advised by the state department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League OF Nations
U.S
Washington, D. C
League of National
United States
Togoland
Kamerun
Syria
State Department
Calanthe Order Thanks Waterloo for Pleasant Reception
Before adjournment the grand court of Calanthe the Order of the colored Knights of Pythias of Iowa adopted resolutions praising the local Myrtle Wreath court No. 5 Waterloo committee and citizens for the very pleasant reception during their stay in the city.
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Valanthe Order
Grand Court, Order of Calanthe
Grand Judge Colored Knights of Pythias of
Iowa
Myrtle Wreath Court No
Waterloo
Grinnell Man Elected Leaders of Young Peoples Union
Dr. Mark Sanborn of Minneapolis was elected president and C A Carman of Grinnell Iowa was named northern section vice president of the Baptist Young People's Union of America in St Paul Minnesota. J R Glading of Detroit Michigan was chosen recording secretary and T J Riches of Hamilton Ontario vice president of Canada.
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St. Paul
Minn
Mark Sanborn
Minneapolis
C. A. Carman
Grinnell
Baptist Young People’s Union of America
J. R. Glading
Detroit
Mich
T. J. Riches
Hamiltton
Ont
Canada
Stowaway Confesses In Rathenau Slay Plot Link
Max Peterson, a 28 year old stowaway aboard the President Taft from Bremen, claims he was among conspirators in the Rathenau assassination plot and tells ship officers that the German foreign minister was killed last Saturday. The article also notes local petitions urging council action on a Jefferson Street streetcar extension and an upcoming chicken dinner event.
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Hoboken
N. J
Max Peterson
President Taft
Bremen
Germany
Walter Rathenau
Peterson
Jefferson Street
Lees Pence
Company Demands Hand in Extension Assurance
A truncated plea requests a formal commitment from the company to provide a hand that will assure the desired extension. The fragment implies a negotiated or ceremonial gesture tied to prolonging a timeline or agreement.
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West Virginia
National Guard
Cabin Creek District
Itor
Punxsutawney
Enal
Herrin
Williamson County
Carterville
Noj
Tuinalion
Donora
Fry Coal Company
de Valera
N. Y
Farrar
Tellegen
Woolen Company
Page Onesn
Sion
Labor Board
Hafl
Afx
W. OH
Jonson
Jw. Kine
J. A. Franklin
Boillermakers
J. J. Hroes
James BP. Noonan
Elecical
Martin Fr. Ryan
Railway Carmen
I. Fi. Pitzgerald
Timothy Healy
DO. W. Helt
E. FP. Grable
Jewell
Railroad Labor Board
Four Brotherhoods
Tur Gentaur Goxpann
York
Opl Uta
Yore City
Federated Women’s Clubs Name Officers
Gasoline Alley
Bassich Manufact
Alemite Lubricator CO
W. Grand Ave
Des Moines
Harter
B. Hull
Enjoyable Lake
Saremer Resorts
Northern
Michigan
Ania
Kcaro
Wil Morten Michigan
Uteel
Stesmetioe
Sancreaas
Bummer
S. S
Manitou
Chienga
S.S. Pama
eMiMr Bute
Mineoresk
Onekama
Jevols
Petoskey
Harbor Sp
Faesenger Dept
Ent Books
Corley
Puritan
Lnrton
Manhire
Frank Red
Giem Huaven
Trayeres City
Air Bay
Ssouri
Ner
Traverse Bay
Sean
Colne
Deakven
Grinnell Man V. P. of Young Peoples’ Union
KOR Jefferson
Stowaway
Frank Grestner
Premier Clothes
Lidha
Fifth St
the Gift Shop
Fourth St
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