Republicans See Maine Result Redrawing Congress Margin
Washington dispatch analyzes Maine election signals for November gains. Republicans aim to hold a sizable house majority, while Maryland races test intellectual strength in the Senate with William Cabell Bruce favored to win the Democratic nomination and challenge Senator France.
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Maine
Republians
DLS
France
Maryland
Mary Promise
Senate
la Follette
Wisconsin
William Cabell Bruce
Bruce
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Tiniest of Triplets Dies of Exhaustion in 1920s
Robert Donald, the tiniest of triplet sons born Aug 17 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Hrees at Presley hospital, died at 7:30 am at the maternal grandparents 522 Conger street home. He weighed three pounds at birth, two and a half pounds yesterday, and despite medical effort failed. The other two boys were reported doing well. A private prayer service was held at the McDonald home with interment at Rinwood.
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Robert Donald
Charles. M. Hrees
Presleyn Hospital
Frank AicDonald
Conger Street
Donald
Althe
McDonald
Rinwood
Government Fails To Complete Affidavit Case In Injunction Hearing
International News Wires report from Chicago on September 13 notes government attempts to file affidavits in the hearing to make permanent the drastic injunction against striking railroad workers. The court warned the government that the temporary injunction cannot be renewed and that evidence must be presented promptly to allow a ruling within 100 days.
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International News Wires
Chicago
Jays Wilkerson
Renewed push to remove Porto Rico governor Mont Reily
Washington dispatches report renewed pressure on the administration to oust E Mont Reily from the Porto Rico governorship. The Porto Rican supreme court chief justice issued a scathing formal opinion from the bench denouncing the governor.
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Washington, D. C
E. Mont Reily
Nansas City
Porto
Rico
Supreme Court
Prominent Russians Caught in Plot Net
London dispatch reports a plot to overthrow the Moscow Soviet government discovered and many prominent Russians arrested. Central News says details are not forthcoming yet and the information is from Helsingfors today.
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London
Moscow
Central News
Welsingfors
Agout Executives at Blue Ridge for Important Work
The second biennial conference of Boy Scouts of America scout executives began in Blue Ridge North Carolina with over 500 leaders attending. James Wess, chief executive, and Franklin K. Mathews spoke on fundamentals and service as the gathering outlines social activity topics and studies through September 19.
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Associated Press
Blue Ridge
XN. C
Boy Scouts of America
James W. Wess
Scouts
Franklin K. Mathews
Boys’ Life
Stellmo Lewis
Settlement sought in rail strike partial peace plan
Washington announces virtual settlement affecting about 562 rail lines with 15 percent of workers to return on certain roads under the Baltimore peace plan. The policy committee of shop crafts unions votes 45 to 34 in favor, with 46 to 34 reported by another member. If approved, workers could return within five days on roads including St. Paul Northwestern B&O Southern Sea Board and others as negotiations continue for nationwide settlement.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Secreof
Labor Davis
Meetime
Chicago
General Policy Committee
oMi- Cms
United Press
Shopmen’s Union
Baltimore
Butler
Gary Shopcrafts Union
Bert M. Jewell
St. Paul
Northwestern
Seaboard
Jewell
Pennsylvania
Tilinogis Central
Texas Women Flay Mother Over Child Education Demand
In Fort Worth Texas Mrs T C Tatum of Dallas was whipped with a nine tails whip by four women of the Invisible Eye for allegedly ruining her daughter Naomie age 14. The assault occurred after church members urged church education for Naomie, and Mrs Tatum is reported in serious condition.
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Fort Worth. Tex
T. C. Tatum
Dallas
Naomie Tatum
Deputy Snuffs Fuse on Dynamite Bomb at Trestle
In Jacksonville Florida on September 13 two men were jailed and two sought after an attempt to blow the Mill Creek trestle of the Atlantic Coast Line railroad. Deputy Shackleford extinguished a burning fuse at the trestle end, preventing an explosion after four sticks of dynamite with attached fuses were found.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Mill Creek
Atlantic Coast Line
Here
Shackleford
Ford Charges I C C Aiding Coal Profiteers
Henry Ford issued a statement from Dearborn accusing the interstate commerce commission of using its control of empty coal cars to aid coal profiteers under the guise of public food regulations. The remark was released from Detroit and dated September 13.
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Detroit
Mich
Interstate Commerce Commission
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Weather Bulletin Reports Light Showers Across Iowa Cities
The Weather Bureau notes light showers in Charles City and surrounding towns including Algona Cedarsanle Mason City Davenport Des Moines Dubuque and Wa verly with road conditions generally good up to 7 a m September 14 1922.
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Charles City
Algona
Charlies City
Cedarsanle
Ids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Wis
Mason City
Waverly
Noaritas
Chialeg City
Balkan Mobilization Near Outbreak Amid Turkish Greek Tensions
AAP dispatch from Athens reports Japan and Roumania backing Greece, while Serbia mobilizes toward Skopje as Bulgaria plans war after Greek defeats. Refugees in Smyrna rise, Turkish anti Christian sentiment grows, and Edizulike aid ships head to 700,000 refugees. Greeks burn Brusa before withdrawal. French troops guard Mudanis.
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London
Bulgaria
Greece
Balkans
Athens
Thrace
Ilabor
Neuilly
Sevres
I Greeks
Sofia
Russia
Roumania
Turkey
Smyrna
United Press
Constantinople
Edizu
Mustapha Kemal
Brisa
Brusa
Asia Minor
Mudanis
Bandholtz Credits Keeney With Halting Miner March
Brig. Gen. H H Bandholtz testified in a treason trial that an armed miner march was halted by C Frank Keeney president of District 17 United Mine Workers after a speech at Danville Boones county on August 26 1921. Bandholtz had helped suppress the Logan county insurrection in August 1921 and spoke as a defense witness.
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Charlestown
W. Va
H. H. Bandholtz
Logan Coounty
Walter Allen
C. Frank Keeney
United Mine Workers
Danville
Boones County
Bandholtz
New Sleeping Cars Have Seven Rooms
Santa Fe railway announces 18 new sleeping cars for the Chicago to California line for fall and winter service. Each car will have seven rooms, each room for five persons, with a tower upper berth and bed, day seating, and complete lavatory and toilet facilities.
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Chicago
Santa Fe Railway
Pershing’s 62nd Birthday Marked Quietly in DC
General John J. Pershing celebrated his sixty second birthday quietly in Washington DC today. He recalled four years ago when he was 58 and the American army had just driven Germans from the St Mihiel salient, winning a major advance with tens of thousands of German troops captured.
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Washington, D. C
John J. Pershing
St. Mihiel Salient
Grovud
Heat Unit Tag for Coal Sales Proposed at Convention
The Wisconsin delegation proposed a national law requiring coal shipped from U S mines to accompany each shipment with a certified analysis and heat value. Opponents argued it would raise costs by needing inspectors to analyze coal. The resolution, “Coal Labeling Law,” was referred to the resolutions committee for a report to the full convention.
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Associated Press
Don Motives
Wisconsin
National Convention of Stationary Engineers
Incanura
Royal O. Holbrook
Ame
Tie
Congress
Resolutions Committee
Three Old Guard Senators Safe in Primary Battles
Townsend Michigan leads Baker as Townsend 129,128 and Baker 14,989 with 2,307 of 2,850 precincts in. Lodge Massachusetts wins by over 126000 against Joseph Walker as returns from Lagd precincts favor him. Poindexter Washington leads George Lamping with 3,154 in 15 percent complete, others in flux. Redfield Proctor appears set to beat Lt. Gov. A. W. Fonte in Vermont. Additional races show mixed results across Colorado and Arizona, with incumbents and former governors contending in Democratic and Republican fields.
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Chieage
Tupadas
Owen Botane
Townsend
Michigan
Sis
Herbert F. Leker
Lodge
Massachusetts
Joseph Walker
Poindexter
Washington
George Lamping
Seattle
Mprances G. Axtell
Rweel
Colorado
William , Sweet
Denver
Fred A. Gabtin
Menjamie Gelert
Liew
Gav. Uil Coaley
Concreannan Co
Redfield Proctor
Proctor
Associated Press
Detrait
Mich
U. S
Merbert F. Baker
Baker
Kel ‘Ty
Lemory
Alex J. Sherk
Stoad Groesbeck
Wletcher
Joslin
Morrison Declares Courts Have Stolen Rights from Labor
Frank Morrison, secretary of the American Federation of Labor, told the International Typographical Union in Atlantic City that U S courts have stripped labor of legislatively granted rights. He denounced the I W W and warned that as long as I W W employers exist there will be agitators. He urged old age pensions, praised wage reductions from 48 to 44 hours, and favored a daily paper to bolster the labor movement.
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Acw
Vresy
Atlantic City
N. J
United States
American Federation of Labor
Frank Morrison
Federation
Morrison
Malicious destruction blamed for New York train wreck
The Interstate Commerce Commission stated the derailment of an International Railway train near Wood, New York on August 17 caused by deliberate damage to the track. Twenty one people were injured as an explosive, likely dynamite, was used, and many passengers had been warned against the trip shortly before departure.
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Washington, D. C
International Railway Company
Wood
N.Y
Interstate Commerce Commission
China corrupted by Bolshevism says Hankow missionary
Bishop Logan ft Roots from Hankow China tells a missionary mass meeting of the Protestant Episcopal convention that Bolshevism from Red Russia is shaping modern China. He warns laws and customs are questioned and even filial piety, the highest oriental virtue, is under doubt as Young China faces Bolshevik doctrines. Roots urges unity among Christians in the Orient.
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Vreely
Portland
Ore
Logan Ft. Roots
Tankow
China
Protestant Episcopal Church
Red
Russia
Roots
Federates Christian Council of Churches
Orient
Dynamite Bomb Destroys Square Mile Rail Area
A bomb exploded near a Santa Fe train in San Bernardino California late last night. The blast, believed to involve more than six sticks of dynamite, rocked the square mile area with the strongest shock between Colton and the city. Del Rosa, the Arrowhead hospital, and Rialto reported effects.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Santa Fe
Howeryto
Coltan
del Rosa
Arrowhead Hospital
Rialto
Bishop Urges U S to Protect Christians Abroad
London dispatch reports Methodist Episcopal Bishop James Cannon of Virginia urging American participation with allies to safeguard Christians in the Near East. He criticizes France and Italy for allegedly backing Turkish nationalists in the region.
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London
Methodist Episcopal Bshop
James Cannon
Virginia
Times Today
Near East
France
Italy
Courier delivery timing and phone request notice
The notice instructs readers the Courier should arrive before 5 30 and if not by that time a copy will be sent. It also provides a phone number 33230 for reports and states calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m.
Engine Runs with One Wheel Missing and Avoids Wreck
A damaged locomotive near New York avoided a wreck when a trailing driving wheel broke loose and tore a wheel on one side. The train stayed on the track as crews stabilized the engine and halted the cars.
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Haltimore & Ohsoruin No
Chiscaro Hownd
New York
Tanda
Mrs. Harding Shows Rapid Improvement Bulletin
A White House bulletin reports Mrs. Harding's condition improving after a restless night. Vital signs show steadier pulse and respiration, with increasing alertness, less tenderness and swelling, and fewer interruptions in sleep as recovery progresses.
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Washington, DC
Argonaut Rescuers Near Entrapped Miners
Jackson Calif Sept 13 Twenty four hours of constant drilling and mucking brought rescuers 40 feet nearer to the Argonaut miners entombed. Official statements say 3 000 foot level and 8 900 foot level clearance remain before fate is determined. A slight increase in gas is recorded.
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Jackson
Cal
Six Year Old Abducted Then Returned Home Safe
A Pittsburgh family reports that six year old Marvin Clarke was abducted by a stranger in a light car near Kern street and Burton avenue. After miles of driving through night streets, the boy was let out near his home at early morning, claiming the man gave nine cents to keep him quiet and said he did not know where Kern street was.
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Ben Tall
Little Marvin
C. J. Clarke
Kern Street
Burton Avenue
Pyom
Teturn
Mr. Clarke
Melvin
Vennies
Fears
Burton Avrente Baptist Church
Tom
To Protect Congress Against Attacks by Rats Mice and Bugs
Rats and mice were added to the pests to be cleaned from the capitol. The House approved a bill for 32,800 to exterminate them, but an increase to 34,500 followed after a press gallery incident. The amended measure passed with loud enthusiasm.
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Congress
Washington, D. C
Capitol
Bonus Bill May Get Action Tomorrow
Washington D C Sept 13 The soldiers bonus bill was presented in the house today by Chairman Fordney of the house managers It is the plan of the leaders to call it up tomorrow with the hope of final action after it is disposed of by the house the report will be sent to the Senate
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Maine
Alaine
Washington, D.C
House
Fordney
Senate
Ohio Governor Granted Power to Seize Mines
The Ohio legislature vested Governor Harry L. Davis with authority to seize and operate coal mines to meet the impending winter fuel emergency. This action empowers the governor to take control of mines to ensure an adequate coal supply for the state.
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Ohio
Columbus
Harry L. Davis
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