Jewell Sends Out Message to Shop Strikers
News from Chicago reports BoM Jewell, head of the striking shopmen, directing a message urging unity and self-reliance amid the strike. The bulletin claims justice, food, clothing, and shelter are unavailable from railroad management, the president, Congress, or the railroad labor board. The note, written the day an injunction was secured, attacks Gen. Atterbury and railroad executives, calls Labor the nation’s industrial hope, and asserts a stand-solid stance will win. Meanwhile, Jewsell’s whereabouts remain unknown as officials say they do not know his location or if he will attend next Monday’s hearing.
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Chicazo
Bom
Jewell
Birike Bulletin
Congress
Railroad Labor Board
Daugherty
Aajur
Striks
Gen
Atterbury
Pennsylvania
Labor
Grable
Labor Board
Associated Press
Chicago
EB. M. Jewell
Feader
Cash and Razors Stolen from Kramer Hardware Stock
Burglars pried open a window at U G Kramer Hardware, 219 Fourth Street West, rifling the cash register for about 30 dollars and taking razors and perhaps other merchandise. Police found the back door unlocked and the window broken, with the register moved to the rear. A Woodhounds trace was started but no arrests yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. G. Kramer Hardware
Fourth Street
C. L. Pickens
Noted British Author and Journalist Dies
London reports the death of a prominent British author and journalist aged about three score years. He wrote a Referee column under the pen name Casonet since the paper’s founding in 1877, and was a renowned figure in London theatre, literature, and journalism with numerous plays and sketches to his name.
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London
Referee
Casonet
Sims
Hughes Arrives at Rio for Exposition
Rio Janeiro dispatch reports Secretary of State Charles Hughes arrives at 12 03 p m aboard the Pan America steamship heading the U S mission to the Brazilian centennial.
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Hughes
Rio
Associated Press
Rio Janeiro
Pan-America
Charles ©. Hughes
United States
Ford's Income Projection for Current Year
Detroit estimates Ford Motor Company's income for the current year at about 75 million dollars based on production of roughly 1.3 million vehicles. Dow Jones reports the balance sheet shows no notes payable. borrowings for purchasing majority stockholders' interests were wiped out, reducing leverage and increasing asset value. Henry Ford, Paine, Ford, and Mrs. Henry Ford hold a combined 172,645 shares.
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Detroit
Mich
Jenry Ward
Dow Jones Maneral Agency
New York
Ford Motor Company
Ford Moror Company
Henry Ford
Paine
Ford
Justice Clarke Resigns Over Speech Muzzle at Supreme Court
Washington Sept 5 United Press reports Desire to speak freely on the league of nations led Justice John T Clarke to resign from the Supreme Court. Friends say Clarke may campaign for American membership in the league. Taft era pledge to loosen limits on the court contrasted with Clarke’s Cleveland speech criticizing war debts drawing Senate criticism. Other notes mention Justice Day weighing retirement and Senator Sutherland’s Utah nomination and quick Senate confirmation to the high court.
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United Press
Washington
DD. CG
League of Nations
John TH
Clarke
United States Supreme Court
Hits
Friends Today
League
Wiliam
Taft
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Senate
Sutherland
Utah
Brandeis
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
William
Day
Ias
White House
German-American Claims Commission
Brees
Washinon
D. C
George Sutherland
Harding
Supreme Court of the United States
Ex Crown Prince Frederick William Alive Despite Rumors
Doom Holland Sept 5 The former Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany staying with his father at Doorn had death rumors denied by his father’s physician. The AP correspondent saw Frederick driving his automobile at 7 pm last night as Burgomaster left Doorn for a fishing trip.
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Associated Prose
Doom
Holland
Frederick Wiliam
Germany
Jotiser
Doorn
Associated Press
Frederick
Navy seeks 10000 more sailors after brief boost
Navy department heads expect to ask Congress for a 10 000 increase in authorized personnel beyond the current level as part of a broader fight over naval strength. They anticipate a demand for cuts rather than more growth and are compiling data to show the present force is inadequate.
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Ington
Conztess
Navy Department
Congress
Bunkhouse Fire Accident Report From Pittsburgh
Preliminary reports from Washington indicate the bunkhouse fire at the Pennsylvania Railroad yard in Pittsburgh was of accidental origin. The blaze destroyed the bunkhouse and seven lives were lost, according to Department of Justice officials.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Allroad
Pittsburgh
Heiress to Millions Marries Ranchman Fourth Wife
New York reports Anne Burnett 19, heiress to Burke Burnett’s Texas oil fortune, wed G. J. Waggoner 38 of Vernon, Texas. The ceremony made Waggoner his fourth wife, with details released today.
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New York
Anne Burnett
Burke Burnett
Vernon
Tex
Waggoner
Nations Plot to End Greek Turkish War at Geneva
International wires report Britain France and Italy seeking an armistice with peace talks at Geneva as Smyrna faces danger. Greek troops retreat toward Asia Minor while civilians flee Smyrna. a destroyer convoy is ordered to protect lives and property.
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Ternational
London
Britain
France
Italy
Recover Bodies of Eight American Sailors
Vladivostok September 5 reports the bodies of eight American sailors from the United States steamship Orleans have been recovered. They were buried in Pokrovaky cemetery after drowning earlier.
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Associated Press
Vladivostok
Orleans
Pokrovaky Cemetery
New Term Opens at Roosevelt School With 221 Enrolled
About 221 pupils enrolled at Roosevelt this morning for the new term. Doors opened to children from the extreme north exertion of the city. Kindergarten through sixth grade enrollment broke down as 27 in Kindergarten 26 in first grade 34 in second 3 in third 32 in fourth 25 in fifth and 26 in sixth. Desks and seats were scarce but old furniture was improvised to fit rooms.
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Cox St
The
Roosevelt
Nuit
Uarochis
Bosess
Gates Business Col
Our Lady of Victory Academy
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Mary's School
Sacred Heart School
Emmanuel Evangelical Tatheran Church
Doolittle on Last Leg of Long Flight
Lieut. James H. Doolittle landed at San Antonio at 10:10 this morning on a coast to coast one stop flight then left for San Diego after refueling, reaching Neptune Reach Florida last night before resuming.
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Doolittle
San Antonio
Tex
James H. Doollittle
San Diego
Cal
Jeff Neptune
Antilyneching Bill on Shelf In This Congress
Washington Sept 5 The Dyer antilyneching bill cannot be passed in its present form this Congress and will likely fail in the coming short session due to opposition. The measure would grant federal courts power in crime cases where aliens are victims, and assert federal authority when state authorities fail to act. It previously passed the House after a fierce fight, with Democratic and some Republican opposition.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
House
Harding
Yaching
Ratification Seen for Hard Coal Peace by Miners
Washington Sept 5 Senator Reed of Pennsylvania predicted ratification of the Philadelphia peace agreement by the anthracite miners convention in Wilkes Barre Pa. He said production of hard coal would be under way by the end of next week after the conference with President Harding.
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Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Wilkesbarre
Senator Heed
Pennsylvania
Harding
Reed
California Democrat Leader Dies in Auto Wreck
San Francisco attorney and prominent Democrat Theodore A Bell died in an automobile wreck on the Bolinas Marin County road. Bell, twice a California gubernatorial candidate and counsel for the Californian Wine Grape Growers Association in the liquor conflict, was a nationally known party leader.
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San Francisco
Theodore A Bell
Bolinas
Marin County
Bell
California
Associaton
America Retains Davis Cup at Forest Hills
America holds the Davis Cup for another year after a 6-2 2-6 6-1 win by William J. Johnston of San Francisco over Gerald L. Patterson at Westside Tennis Club Forest Hills New York. Johnston dominated while Patterson struggled against the American defense.
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United Press
Westside Tennis Club
Forest Hills
N. Y
America
Australia
William J. Johnston
San Francisco
Gerald L Patterson
Johnston
Patterson
Mrs Lanphere Returns to Waterloo After Forty Years
Mrs W M Lanphere arrived from Kuangas City Missouri to live with her son in Waterloo. Once a prominent member of First Congregational church and Des Moines Woman's Club founder, she helped guide local youth and business circles before moving to Des Moines.
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W. M. Lanwhere
Kuangas City
F. W_ Beck
Park Avenue West
Lanwhere
Waterloo
First Congregational Church
Lanphere
Lanpheres
Des Moines
Wykoff
Towa
New York
Womens voice in unions sparks Labor Day clash
Peoria Illinois speaker Miss Rankin urged wives of union men to join in union affairs saying these women have no say in strikes. She warned the miners’ strike was decided by an oligarchy of men sans consent of the governed. Separately Memphis police say ten railroad strikers confessed to three murders and a failed train wreck linked to a strike.
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Peoria
Miss Rankin
International News Wire
Memphis
Tenn
Hades Lanier
P. Settlement
Qmaba
W. H. Guild
Carl Gray
Mimors
Union Pacific Railway
Ihs
Union Pacific
Guild
Stagestruck Girl Describes Failure and Death Attempt
New York dispatch reports Detroit actress Migs Harrison aka Donny Carrison, 20, found unconscious in a luxury apartment after ingesting veronal and bromidin. She wrote two suicide letters, left a dying confession, and told of relocating after a retail-theatre robbery in Detroit. Bellevue Hospital notes her condition critical. Police found a diary and a final narrative detailing failed stage hopes and mounting despair.
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International Nowa Wire
New York
Migs
Donny Carrison
Detroit
Sfich
Madison Avenue
Bellevue Hospital
Mier
Charlotte Avenue
Harrison
Arthur Rosensbaum
Bis City
Fred
Papa
Rosenbaum
Rector
East Sixty-seventh Street
Germany terminates postal money order with all countries
Washington Sept. The post office department announced that Germany halted all money order exchange transactions with nations, delaying negotiations on a money order convention. The action stemmed from unsettled mark exchange rates.
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Germany
Washington, D. C
Post Office Department
United States
Department
Jake Cohen Freed on Charge of Violating Federal Injunction
Memphis editor Jake Cohen of the Labor Review was released on $1,000 bonds after arrest for allegedly violating the Chicago injunction by publishing an editorial attacking nonunion railway workers. Cohen says the editorial was published before Attorney General Dausherty sought the injunction.
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Jake Cohen Freed
Memphis, Tenn
Jake Cohen
The
Labor Review
Chicago
Cohen
Dausherty
Rebel bands of De Valera join Childers Army in Cork region
Dublin reports that the rebel bands led by Eamonn De Valera and Ern Skine Childers have joined forces in the Kilworth area, northern County Cork, denying rumors that De Valera is dying of double pneumonia. Belfast bomb explosions occur without casualties as of this morning.
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de Valera
Childers
Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Ernskine Childers
Robel
Kileworth
County Cork
Belfast
Union Head Hurts and Defiance at U S Injunction
A U S injunction order on unions sparks defiance and legal debate. Huddleston says Chicago injunction is legal and government enforcement aims to protect interstate commerce with possible penalties for misuse of power. The White House statement defends the injunction as preventing interference in commerce.
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U.S
Huddleston
Chicago
Washington, D. C
White House
Fairfield Man Wanted for Attack on Palm Family
Sheriff Walter Harris and County Attorney Ralph Munro left Fairfield for Beerman Ore to bring back Russell Dore, a former Fairfield resident, after word he was arrested there for complicity in the July 21 attack on the Louis Palm household near Fairfield. Palm was beaten and his mother and sister chloroformed and assaulted. both women remained in critical condition for days.
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Ottumwa
Walter Harris
Ralph Munro
Jefferson
Fairfield
Beerman
Ore
Russell Dore
Louis Palm
Jefferson County
Palm
Waterloo pastor accepts call to Davenport
Rev. Daniel J. Gretzinger of Northminster Presbyterian church in Waterloo has accepted a call from Mt. Ida Presbyterian church in Davenport. He will assume charge Sunday, Oct. 1, following a congregational vote and his summer sermons. The Northminster pastor increased church membership from 40 to 126 and Sunday school enrollment from 125 to 216. Gretzinger and his wife have led extensive social and community work, including Waterloo’s first daily vacation Bible school. The Mt. Ida church offers new salary terms and broader social service opportunities.
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Daniel J. Gretzinger
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Mt. Ida Presbyterian Church
Davenport
Gretzinger
Northminster Church
Waterloo
Northminster
Myr. Gretzinger
Mi. Ida
Hudson citizens raise 550 for graveling Diagonal road
Hudson residents and local businessmen contributed 550 to gravel the Diagonal road southwest of Hudson. The donation was approved as a board item at the September session. One mile and a quarter of the old road to Eldora has been graveled, and another 1.25 miles could be improved if 1100 more is raised.
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Hudson
Tarmers
Eldora
Mother Jones Leaves Sick Bed at Powderly Home
Washington September 5. "Mother" Jones the famed labor leader continues to improve from pneumonia at Terence V. Powderly's home. She can now leave her bed for short periods though remains weak and is kept from newspapers to aid recovery.
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Washington, D. C
Jones
Terence V. Powderly
Powderly
Dubuque Party in Automobile Smash
Four occupants in a touring car from Dubuque Iowa were injured in Madison Wisconsin when the auto struck a culvert and tree Monday afternoon. The driver Mrs Frank Pusching 20 is in critical condition. Her husband 22 faces multiple injuries. Two others escaped with minor injuries. Back from vacation Mrs A C Prime and daughter Portia returned from Clear Lake Iowa where they spent the summer.
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Madison
Wis
Dubuque
Frank Pusching
A.C. Prime
Portia
Clear Lake
Isanuner
Executives Silent on Huge Rail Merger
St. Paul Minn Sept 5 rail road executives declined to discuss reports from the west that plans were under way for consolidation of the Central Pacific lines with the Great Northern Northern Pacific and Chicago Burlington and Quincy.
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St. Paul, Minn
Central Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Chicago Burlington & Quincy
Late Court Notes and Odd Fellows Picnic Report
The Voorhees will, filed for probate, leaves all to widow with A Hegenett Voorhees as executor. Jean B. Bentley seeks permission to remarry after divorce from J. Maude Bentley. Della Miller pleads guilty to bootlegging, fined 300 dollars plus costs, ordered to pay. Court session held by Judges Stiles and Wood. Waterloo Odd Fellows lead district picnic at Hudson Park with hundreds attending and a day of games, frolics, and an open air dance.
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John K. Voorhees
Cedar Falls
Hegenett Voorhees
Walter K. Voorhees
Jean B. Bentley
J. Maude Bentley
ODD Fellows
Waterloo
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Black Hawk County
Hudson
Iowans Seek Aid for Farmers Who Market New Crop
Iowa delegates conference with L A Andrew and E B Cunningham urged War Finance Corporation support to loan Iowa borrowers for crop movement. They planned talks with Eugene Meyer Jr on needs, to avoid crop price declines and hold farm workers. Andrews spoke to Senate Rural Credits subcommittee about future legislation.
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Washington News Bureau
Waterloo Evening Courter
Washington, D. C
Iowa
L. A. Andrew
Iowa Farm Credit Corporation
EB. P. Cunningham
Iowa Farm Bureau
War Finance Corporation
Messrs. Andrew
Cunningham
Eugene Meyer, Jr
War Finance ‘Corporation
Towa
Andrews
Senate
Jones and Evans Win Amateur Golf Matches at Brookline
In Brookline Massachusetts on September 1 Jones of Atlanta defeated Beadle of Philadelphia 3 and 1 in the national amateur championship first round. Chick Evans of Chicago beat John G Anderson 2 and 1. Gardner of Chicago defeated Parker Seely 9 and 7. Johnston of St Paul beat Armour 7 and 5. Knepper challenged Torrance to near-halves with a pivotal missed putt at the twenty-ninth hole.
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Brookline
Mass
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
J. J. Beadle
Philadelphia
Brookline Country Club
Beadle
Jones
Chick Evans
Chicago
John G. Anderson
Siwaney
Anderson
Evans
Robert Gardner
Parker Seely
Bridgsport
Harrison R. Johnston
St. Paul
Tommy Armour
New York
Rudy Knepper
Torrance
Waeglishman
Explosion at Chicago chemical plant injures nine girls
Nine girls were injured when a tank of alcohol exploded at the Joseph Tunner Chemical company in Chicago. Firemen rescued the trapped workers as the blast rattled the Clarke school nearby, imperiling scores of schoolchildren and shaking the building.
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United Press
Chicago
Joseph Tunner Chemical Company
Clarke School
Heat Prostrations Claim Three Lives in Chicago
Unprecedented September heat wave in Chicago continues with three additional deaths from heat prostration. Temperatures hit 104 degrees. Forecasters offer no early relief predictions as residents struggle with extreme conditions.
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Chicago
Iowa News Briefs: Semi nude maniac target in Des Moines
Des Moines police search for a semi nude maniac who tried to attack Mrs Holmes around 3 am. He wore a bike working shirt. Other towns report drownings, shootings, and injuries including Lorraine West two, J H Stillman killed by Edward Higginbottom, Mike Talarico nabbed for alcohol in car, and Lawrence Johns 19 Baxter amputated after car collision with a Rock Island train.
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Des Moines
W. Holmes
Fort Dodge
Lorraine West
Bloomfield
J. H. Stillman
Edward Higginbottom
Tes Moines
Mike
Talarico
Garcia
Newton
Lawrence Johns
Baxter
Rock Island
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