Miners Split Over Howat Suspension Sparks Union Split
In Kansas several thousand miners face a standstill as President Howat and VP Dorcy serve jail terms for industrial court violations. Northern miners back Howat’s provisional leadership, while southern miners resist and a rump union may form under Howat in Kansas.
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Fittsburs
Kan
Alexander Howat
Kansas ‘ “Workers
John L. Lewis
International Union
Howat
August Dorcy
Vics
Industrial Court
Sus
Eaets
Franklin
George L.' T Peck
Lew
Industriel Cour
Missouri
Utei. G
Scammon
John
Masterson
Indianapolis
Kansas
Rube Fern
Ody
United Press
Pittsburg
United Mine Workers
John Fleming
Msas
International Organization
John Lo Lewis
Lewis
Special Director Oversees 50 Miners' Schools in Iowa
Des Moines October 15 mining camps in 14 counties run under regular schedules with plans by Harry D Kies newly appointed supervisor. The department of public instruction has carried the work and aims to bring camp schools to parity with city schools within weeks. Locations include Andersonville Attica Avery Brazil Beulah Buxton Bidwell Clarksdale Crickett Carney Diamond Enterprise Flagler Poster Frazier Goatsburg Hocking Hite man Tynes Lockman Loulia Maple Marquisville New Foster Olinitz Oralabor Saylor Spring Hill Snider Seevers Tipperary Waunlock Ward Woodside Whiteburg Yoder Purwick Norwoodville Zookspur new buildings at Zookspur Consol Oralabor and a rebuilt bridge at Aighbridge with repairs at Buckston Hocking.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Harry D. Kies
Department of Public Instruction
Kies
P. E. McClenahan
Andersonville
Attica
Avery
Brazil
Beulah
Sunshine
Buxton
Bidwell
Clarksdale
Crickett
Carney
Carbon
Diamond
Enterprise
Flagler
Poster
Frazier
Goatsburg
Hocking
Hite
Man
Tynes
Lockman
Uouilia
Maple
Marquisville
New Foster
Olinitz
Oralabor
Saylor
Spring Hill
Snider
Seevers
Tipperary
Waunlock
Ward
Woodside
Whiteburg
Yoder
Purwick
Norwoodville
Zookspur
Consol
Aighbridge
Buckston
Lawyer Hired by Movie Interests to Defend Arbuckle
Gavin McNab of San Francisco announced his retainer as chief counsel for Fatty Arbuckle's manslaughter defense. McNab previously defended Jack Dempsey and represents Mary Pickford in her Nevada divorce suit, with motion picture factions in Los Angeles and New York financing the defense strategy.
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United Press
San Francisco
Gavin McNab
Rostee
Fatty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
McNab
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Mary Pickford
Los Angeles
New York
Arbuckle
West High Juniors Present Trio of One-Act Plays
A large audience at West High last night saw the junior class perform three one act plays directed by Miss Dorothy Seifert. The kitchen comedy Bet on the Soup and the Savours featured Miss Seifert herself, Marie the cook was Mary Paulsen in Trifles, with Carvel Green Clifford Hoag Allen Food Jane Marks Ruth Marvin. The Maker of Dreams included Told Van Hoesen Stella Horner and John Hildebrand. Between the Soup and the Savouration starred Miss Seifert as cook Ben Moore as dining room girl and Josephine Lumry as maid of all work.
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West High
Dorothy Seifert
I Seifert
Mary Paulsen
Marie
Carvel Green
Clfford Hoag
Jane Marks
Ruth Marvin
Told van Hoesen
Staxine Horner F
John Hildebrand
Ation
Miss Seifert
Ben‘Moore
Andosepnine Lumry
Markham to Tell of Railroad Problems at Coalmen's Meet
Senator James A. Reed will open with Industrial Readjustments as railroads and coal issues dominate the congress convention program. President Markham of the Illinois Central will address railroad problems and the coal mining outlook is tied to production and distribution reforms.
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Markham
Coalmen’s Meet
Chicago
James A. Reed
Reed
Want Judge Landis to Arbitrate Fight Over Railway Wage
A letter from the Soo Line union head and company officials asks Judge K M Landis to arbitrate the wage dispute between railroads and their employees. The Minneapolis originated letter was forwarded to the judge’s offices in New York for consideration.
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United Press
Chicago
K. M. Landis
The
Soo
Union
Minneapolis
New York
England in Earnest on Parley Says Paper
London Oct. 15 The Daily Chronicle prints strong words that Britain is in grave earnest about the Washington disarmament conference and Irish peace talks. The piece cites Mr Churchill and Prime Minister Lloyd George showing credible commitment to progress on President Harding's agenda.
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Taited Press
London
Daily Chronicle
Warold George
Harding
Washington
House Divided on Increase in Size of Congress
The House voted 146 to 126 to recommit to committees in favor of enlarging the House from 434 to 460 members. After nine hours of debate and wrangling the Siegel bill was sent back to country committees for action.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Bandits kill Murray in revolver duel in Iowa attack
In a gun battle near Council Bluffs two men die and two are wounded as officers confront alleged box car thieves. Detective Elmer Lane and Special Agent Robert Murray die, with James Thompson identified as dead bandit. Authorities pursue remaining suspects and identify a chain of forgeries connected to the raid.
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Vea Waier Press
Council Blutis
W. A. Bennett
Here
Robert M. Murray
Norfolk
Neb
Northwestern Railroad
James Thompson
Elmer Lane
Thruj Breast
George Moore
Lincoln
Ned
Lane
Frank ,Tierney
Tulsa
Oikla
Alice Ring
Norman Taylor
William Bullis
Bennet
Bennett
Goa
Mray
Lens
Council
Thompson
James Landers
San Francisco
Landers
Kansas City
St. Jose Mo
Alice Wine
Murray
Beir Oan
Chris Dowling
James Nolan
St. Paul
Minn
Jate
WL A. Reannen
Knox Death Spurs Round Robin League Signing
In a Senate cloakroom morning session Senators Lodge Brandegee New joined by others to drive a round robin draft. They secured 37 Republican signers including Lodge Brandegee New and Cummins with Democrats largely held off. The plan aimed to unite Republican support and accelerate action on the measure.
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Senate
Ledge
Brandegee
New
Indiana
Lodge
Knox
Senator Sherman
Ilinois
Senator New
Moses
New Hampshire
Wadswal
New York
Fernald
Maine
Cummins
Iowa
sCopyright
The
New York Evening Post, Inc
Biggest Strike Looms as Rail Labor Board Picks Path
The plan hinges on 30 day notices from railroads and union talks, with automatic suspension if no agreement. Board delays could push decisions to year end or later as hundreds of wage and working conditions cases flood the docket. In Chicago a strike vote by 97 percent of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Rail Laborers is announced, with Smock indicating a decision soon.
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Page One
Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
Chivago
United Brotherhoodd of Maintenace of Way
Smock
Ris
Building and Loan Men Elect Officers at Annual Convention
At the thirtieth annual Iowa Building & Loan League convention Des Moines elected officers. Cedar Rapids earned the next convention site. Named officers include Shalienberger as president, Les Nords as secretary, Renyett as business treasurer, and Cedar Jitagis in other posts.
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Vebague
Des Moines
W. Tunes
Iowa Building & Loan League
Cedar Rapids
OU Te
Shalienberger
CLT
Les Nords
Dy Bugines Tres Tt
Renyett
Cedar Jitagis
Federal Judge Probes Co operative Society Affairs
Federal judge in Delaware takes charge of the inquiry into the Co operative Society of America. Subpoenas issued for three individuals including Louis High, Louise Fuller, and Edith Parker as part of the bankruptcy probe and takeover actions involving the Western Securities Company. The society faced questions over securities valued at about two thousand dollars and ties to Western Securities.
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United Presey
Chicago
Del
A. Means
Féderal Court
Co-operative Society ofAmerica
Mis
CLC
Highi
Western Securities Company
Louise Fuller
Western Inarce Company
Edith Parker
Co-operative Society
Harding Takes Hand In Effort To Halt Strike
President Harding convened a high level meeting between the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Railway Labor Board to press for wage and rate reforms. The session aimed to align wage charges with railroad rates, signaling an unprecedented joint effort to defuse a rail labor dispute.
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Harding
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railway Labor Board
Railroad Labor Board
McChoord
Commission
Judge Barton
Labor Board
Commerce
Marital Woes Spark Divorce Suits in Local Courts
Co. R. Mowe files for divorce from Emma M. Bowe alleging cruelty. The couple wed December 14, 1901 in Union township. Anther suit by Ahnira Phillips againstFra Phillips seeks divorce and possession of household goods at 611 First Street West from their May 28 1913 Jesup marriage.
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Co. R. Mowe
Emma M. Bowe
Union Township
Ahnira Phillips
Fra’ Phillips
First Street West
Jesup
Slayer of Aged Bride Sentenced to Hang in Washington
James E. Mahoney, convicted of murdering his elderly bride whose body was found in a Wake Union trunk, filed for a new trial but was sentenced to hang at the state penitentiary in Walla Walla. The ruling was issued on Oct 15 in Seattle Washington.
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Seattle
Wash
James E. Mahoney
Wake Union
State Penitentiary
Walla Walla
Tan
Supt M G Clark to Address Women on Religious Training
Waterloo Woman's club invites all to hear M G Clark superintendent of Sioux City schools speak on Religious Training of the Child. Clark's career spans Greenville College Princeton University Streater Jr. High Illinois State Teachers Association Sioux City schools Rotary club and several local civic groups.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
M.G. Clirk
City Schoule
Clark
Greenville College
Greenville
Princeton University
Streater, Jr
Illinois State Teachers* Association
Sioux City
Store Teller Admits Big Shortage at St. Louis Bank
Carl F. Abraham, 19, a teller at Scruggs Vandervoort Marner bank, confessed a $21,500 shortage in his accounts. He swore the funds were wired to William Welt, 20, in New York to bet on the Yankees. Welt was arrested in New York with the money found on him. Abraham had started as a messenger two years ago.
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Fort
Bitl Davis
Murray
Rita Davis
Stanley Davis
Davis
Goodenbour
Wilson
Chicago
Waterloo
Mrs. Davis
Mr.Murray
E. A. Leighton
Oun Ilinois
Central
Stephen Sullivan
Caney Island
Mr. Murray
Timted Press
St. Louis
Carl F. Abraham
Scruggs- Vandervoort-Marner
Abraham
William Welt
New York
New York Yankees
Welt
Airship Colony Transfers from Omaha to Illinois by Truck
Nineteen canvas-covered automobile tracks and eight motor cars carry the Ninth and Twelfth airship companies from Fort Omaha to Scott Field Belleville Illinois. The overland move ends air service at Fort Omaha. The convoy will take about ten days, with the train due in Red Oak tonight. Men will ride in trucks while ten women camp in tents. Nine, Oct. 15.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Scottfield
Bellevile
Til
Fort Omaha
Red Oak
Lasker Denounces Alien Labor in Pacific Shipping
Washington shipping board chairman orders San Francisco inquiry into reports that Pacific coast ships employ Mexicans and Asians over American sailors. If charges prove true, aliens will be barred from displacing citizens. Also notes John Graber near death after a stroke and lists several marriage licenses.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Lasker
United Sates Shipping Board
San Francisco
Apple Tree Blossoms in Iowa Home Report
An apple tree at the home of Mr and Mrs J C Stearns route No 1 on Burton avenue road is showing blossom with several blooms observed on Oct 11 The tree is young and has not borne fruit yet In Iowa City score at end of first quarter Iowa University vs Illinois University this afternoon was tied 1 1
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J. C. Stearns
Burton Avenue Road
Illinois
Iowa City
Iowa University
Mlinois University
Giant moonshine plant found in Iowa cave near Lake Peosta
Prohibition officers raided a cave beneath a boathouse by Lake Peosta uncovering four stills, 150 gallons of finished liquor and 550 gallons of mash. Ben Mohr was arrested after being found asleep among a firearm arsenal and liquor. Authorities say the plant could unlock wholesale moonshine sales in the territory.
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Lake
Peosta
Ben Mohr
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John W. Graber
St. Joseph
Ralph J. Sadler
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Toledo
J. H. Housman
Mary Glinn
Mark W. Campbell
Henrietta C. Taylor
Robert M. Bridges
Isabel C. Guthrie
Cedar Falls
Agnes Thompson
Strand Theatre
Rynearson & Koch Plumbing and Heating
Eas Bifth
Vhone Leby
Dubuque
Middlewest
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Alana
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