Judge Way Probe Leaks Reported In Herrin Grand Jury Book
In Marion Illinois September 1 1900s era news reports say Judge B D T Hartwell expected to lead a tied inquiry into grand jury leaks during the Herrin massacre probe. Os Vhark bail fight involves Marlon mine workers union leader Clark indicted for murder. plus ministers discuss further indictments and a bank official presses Chamber of Commerce for action.
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Internacional News Wire
Marlon
Ill
Mine Workers
Os Vhark
BD. T. Hartwell
Grand Jury
Herrin
Clark
Mine Union
C. K. McDowell
Mina
Office of Defense Coun
Frank L. Farrington
Rebernols Mine Workers
Bundage
United Ming Workers
Farringaald
Fend
Puboc
Til Hois Chamber of Commerce
E. B. Jankson
Marianoma
Illinois Chamber of Commerce
Byrine Associated Press
Marion
Nobla Bell
Johnston City
Wil
Edward J. Brundiga
N. Brandege
Otis Clark
Harrin
Chirk
Brundage
Teacher Optimism and Growth Keynotes at Institute
JF G McGlade, superintendent of the west public schools, urged teachers to stay optimistic and believe in their pupils. He stressed the need for continual knowledge growth and physical and mental freshness as essential to student development. The event closed with a round table following his remarks.
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Cal Rmng
JF. G. McGlada
the -West Public
McGlade
Lincoln
Clenpairn
Grant
Wilson
Adams
Dempsey
Earth Carel
Walthan Hale
Francis E. Willard
Mr. McGlade
Institute
Salvation Army Seeks Children's Garb For Needy Families
Salvation Army commander Edward LaPlount appeals for clothing shoes and other children’s attire for needy families. Donors are asked to call to arrange pickups and garments will be collected and distributed from the army store to those in need before next Tuesday.
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Edward LaPlount
Salvation Army
A Plount
Pyes
Government rejects union domination and supports rail strikes
Washington reports the federal government under President Warfield backs a nationwide union reform push to curb violence and protect rail operations. Attorney General Daugherty seeks injunctions to stop strikers from interfering as prosecutions and investigations target leaders and railroad executives for conspiracy.
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Senate
House
Washington, D. C
Wariding
Chicago
Roy Qanner
Ryan
Witey Hansac
Daugherty
Johnson Faces Old Guard as 1924 Prospect Looms
Senator Johnson remains a flash point for progressives and independents amid questions about backing Hearst or a third party. Once Roosevelt’s Progressive VP in 1912, he is seen as unlikely to start a new party but could disrupt the regular Republican machine if he resists tariff pressures.
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Johnson
Opytanent
Hearst
Roosevelt
Progressive
United States
Repubican
Tarif Club
New York Byentne Post. Inc
Afton Baby Girl and Des Moines Boy Win State Fair Prizes
Des Moines on September 1 reports Jozephine Gripp of Afton and Hubert Ree James of Des Moines won sweepstakes in the baby contest at the state fair. The Afton girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Gripp, scored 9.1 in the 12 to 16 months class while the Des Moines boy, son of Mr and Mrs H E James, was 96.5 percent perfect.
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Afton
Des Moines
Jozephine Gripp
Sand
Hubert Ree James
Jacob Gripp
Nes Moines
H. E. James
Belgiums role in reparations talks shifts tension
Paris reports that the Allied reparation commission suspends cash payments to Germany for the year shifting negotiation to Berlin and Brussels. Belgium seeks guarantees with Germany to accept relief plans while France hints at a broader allied conference to review indemnities and interallied debts.
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Paris
Germany
Belgium
Commission
Berlin
Brussels
Herr Schroeder
M. Delieraix
Thea Ds
London
Cormmission
Genoa
Hague
Supreme Council
Theunis
France
Inter
Dubuque Man Dies Picking Wild Grapes
Richard Schmid, 86, was found by searchers on City Island, Dubuque, lying beside a basket of wild grapes with vines in his hands. Heart failure was the cause of death after a daylong search.
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Dubuque, la
Richard Schmid
City
Daland
Iowa News Briefs From Des Moines To Edgewood
Iowa items report Donnie Murray crowned Iowa’s prettiest girl at the state fair and other colorful notes. Hotels in Iowa City face parking rules, threshing machine incidents near Dewitt, and shop wage talks blamed on cost of living. Marriage licenses list several couples including John Dewar and Tessie Banche in Edgewood.
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Ies
Dewitt
Des Motes
Charles O'Connor
J. Edward Kirby
Brylke Wessiedtings
Consulate Closed Indefinitely After Exequature Cancellation
The American consulate at Newcastle upon Tyne is closed indefinitely after British cancellation of its exequature. Consul Sinter is ordered to Corunna Spain and Vice Consul Brooks to Dresden. Archives move to the Wall consulate while Newcastle awaits reopening. The government auction claim cites overactive soliciting for US Shipping Board vessels and pressure on fishermen.
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Associated Press
Hendon
Newcas
Newcastle
United States Shipping Board
Snd
Guatemalan Rebels Captured and Executed in Guatemala
Dispatches report the capture and execution of Francisco San Jose Pinula and rebel leaders in Guatemala. Two Spanish subjects, Force and Carlos Bognoria, were killed during the clash. Minor local notices record a marriage at Plage theatre and a church ceremony in Clinton.
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Mexico
Loonzana
Francisco San Jose Pinula
Guatemaala
Mine Rescue Delays Raise Fear for 47 Trapped Miners
In Jackson Nevada Aug 23 fear grows that rescuers may reach the Argonaut shaft too late to save 47 miners entombed after five days of drilling through rock. A final 24 foot rock barrier remains with heat and oil in the adjacent levels, while air and water conditions complicate efforts.
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Jackson
Cat
Mont
Jense
Kennedy
Argonaut
Fin Appeai
United Comstock Mines Company
Virginia City
New
Ace
Rena
A. Leon
T. J.@on
Charles Obergard
Arthur Obergarh
Mina
Census finds native American children work less than some immigrant groups
Washington reports 1920 census statistics show white children ages 10 to 15 working at 7 percent while Chinese and Japanese youths register 6.6 and 6.4 percent respectively. Native born with immigrant parents 6.8 percent and foreign born white 9.4 percent employed with 21.9 percent of Negro children at work.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of the Census
1 800 Afillions Spent in Veterans Behalf Aline
Washington report shows the government has spent over 1.84 billion dollars on former service men through the veterans bureau up to August 1. Vocational training received about 14.4 million, life insurance 246.5 million, compensation payments 301.2 million, allotments 32.2 million, allowances 385.1 million, marine and seamen insurance 199.0 million, medical and hospital services 198.9 million, hospital facilities 988 thousand, and administration costs 52.2 million.
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Washington, DD
Veterans’ Bureau
Defense Ministry Plans Dublin Clean Up After Rebel Attacks
In Dublin September 1, ambushes by irregulars against Free State troops were reported across the battle front. The Defense Ministry has undertaken to clean up the rebels who have grown bolder in recent days.
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Dubdlin
Dafenge
Dublin
Heat Wave Brings Warm to Early September
An August heat wave ends as September arrives with higher temperatures. Government readings show yesterday’s maximum at unspecified degrees, minimum 67. By afternoon the day grew warmer, with Buchanan Optical reporting 92 at 2 pm, while official data awaited 2 pm. Farmers welcome the heat to dry and cure corn.
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Buchanan Optical Company
One Shirt Eddie Kiss Burglar Captured by Police
Philadelphia police say they captured Edward Clark known as One Shirt Eddie the Kiss Burglar after he snatched kisses in the dark and a victim was awakened by his lack of a shave. Clark is a local resident and the suspect in the reported incidents.
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Eddie
Philadelphia
Edward Clark
Plot to dynamite rail shops sparks radical crackdown
Local federal agents report they halted a plot to blow railroad shops in Atlanta. Evidence shows a systematic solicitation of funds to buy explosives from strikers. Details include threats to sleeping quarters and a broader target list of railroad officials.
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Memphis, Tenn
Wilmington
Det
Jfand
Liner on Rampage Sinks Argentine Gunboat in Harbor
Argentine gunboat Azoparda sank and several other vessels were damaged when the Munson liner American Legion ran amuck in the harbor of Abhenoa Aires. Four injured, including officers, as passengers were kept aboard pending an Argentine government inquiry. The ship headed to New York as rescue efforts saved crew and ships. US and Argentine officials opened talks.
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United Brees
Abhenoa Aires
Munson
American Legion
New York
Avaparda
United States
Patria
Garlota
No. 3
Pallipa
Patagonia
Tong
South American
Pennsylvania readies coal mines for restart after strike
In Philadelphia on September 1 preparations for resuming anthracite mining began as the strike settlement nears. A public mandate to fund miners’ old wages to April 1924 is requested by operator spokesman Samuel D Warriner. In Washington Borah and Senate discuss antiprofiteering coal bill amid anthracite settlement talks.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Samuel D. Warriner
Borah Withilrays
Washington, D. C
Senate
Borah
Labor Committee
Coal Commission
Ruth Suspended Eight Days in Major League Baseball
Chicago dispatch reports Babe Ruth of the New York Yankees was suspended for eight days by the American League president for language directed at umpire Connolly. The suspension, announced as the season moves toward Labor Day, keeps Ruth from games through the holiday period.
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New York Centrals
H. Smith
Pennsylvania
Samuel Rea
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific
James K. Gorman
Heig
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Johnson
Americken
Ens
Tares
Ruth
Vmnpire Connolly
New York
Connolly
Omarven Named Tariff Panel Chair in Washington
Omarven appointed chair of the United States tariff commission in Washington. The post, announced by President Bainbridge, comes after Lydie O’Marven from Massachusetts was considered for a similar role in the Amesbay delegation.
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Washington, DC
Lee
Buyers Shun Rare Vases and Paintings at Coal Sale
Dover New Jersey September 1 bargain hunters ignored rare vases tapestries and similar items at an administrator’s sale as a ton of pea coal drew active bidding. A motion picture theater owner won the coal load for 22 dollars and paid 3 dollars to cart it to his bin setting a new local high for pea coal.
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Dover
N. J
Seryves
a_motion picture theatre
Prove Cline Knew of Actor's Actions Long Before Killing
Evidence shown to Bergen county prosecutor alleges George A. Cline armed John Bergin with a revolver months before Bergin shot dead at Cline home Edgewater. Bergin was killed after a mutual friend told Cline Bergin courted his wife. A dance by film directors association is cited where Cline allegedly threatened Bergin.
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New York
George A. Cline
John Bergin
Bergin
Cline
Edgewater
A.C. Hart
Bergen County
N.J
Alice Thornton
Bergi
88th Division Vets Gather for Fort Snelling Three Day Reunion
Fort Snelling Minnesota hosts the 88th Division reunion with several thousand World War II veterans. The program includes entertainment, a visit to the state fair, memorial services, and officer elections. Notable attendees include Gen Julian Byng, Vice President Calvin Coolidge, governors Nestos and McMaster, Maj Gen William Weigle, and Gerald Barron.
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Fort Snelling
Minn
Highty-eighth
Cloverles
State Fair
Afl
Julian Bynge
Baronyng
Vimy
Calvin Coolidge
Judge asks strikers to become U.S. employes
Federal Judge Fitzhenry invited striking shopmen to return to work as government employees at the Chicago and Alton railroad. He promised concessions from nationwide strikes and ordered 25 deputy U.S. marshals to Bloomington to guard shops. The note also mentions services for Purl Dawson at 2:36 p.m. Sunday.
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Springfield
Chicago & Alton
Fitzhenry
United States
Bloomington
Tama Would Extend Eagle Center Road into Tama County
Tama county supervisor Conrad Seebach explored extending the Eagle Center road from the Tama-Black Hawk line nine miles into Tama county. Black Hawk county work is finished through Orange township with drainage and grazing contracts let for six miles in Eagle township. R. St. Gunn, a large Tama-Black Hawk landowner, donated 400 loads of gravel and will contribute more as local support grows.
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Tana County
Tamta-Black Hawk
Tama County
Conrad Seebach
Wysterloo
Hell
Seebach
Black Hawk County
Tama
Oranse
Eagle Township
R. St. Gunn
Black Haw
Brother of H. A. Snyder Dies in Cedar Rapids
H A Snyder of 317 Jefferson street learns of his brother Elias Snyder death in Cedar Rapids after a week long illness from bowel obstruction. He was 71, born June 28 1851 in Pennsylvania, son of Thomas G Snyder. Survived by widow, a married daughter in Cedar Rapids, and several brothers and sisters including H W Snyder Waterloo J G Snyder Amy Bonebreak Hollywood John W Snyder Fred Say Thomas Snyder Cedar Rapids Mrs Flora Von Finttern. Services will be Sunday afternoon.
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H. A. Snyder
Jefferson Street
Elias Snyder
Cedar Rapids
Thomas G. Snyder
Iinn
Pennsylvan
HW. A. Snyder
Waterloo
J. G. Snyder
Alice Bonebreak
Hollywood
John’ W. Snyder
Fred Say Thomas Snyder
Cedar Rani
Flora von Finttern
Sanda
Fire department finds no blaze at Parker Street
Fire units responded to 533 Parker Street and found no evidence of a fire. The brief incident cited a satirical plaque with Bronson in attendance and listed a contact number for the agency.
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Pidmnins Wss
Parker Street
Baptists of Canada and U. S. Gain Over a Million Members
Baptist bodies in the United States and Canada report a gain of slightly more than one million members from 1918 to 1921. The increase is noted by the statistical department of the Baptist Sunday school board of the Southern Baptist Convention.
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Nashville
Tenn
United States
Canada
Rh Baptist Sunday School Board
Southern Baptist
Conventiai
Her
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