Big Four Unions Sign New Wage Agreement
United Press reports two of the nation’s top railroad unions and 12 carriers near a wage accord to renew current contracts. The plan maintains present pay for conductors and yard workers while preserving working conditions rules, with signings expected later today. Engineers and firemen may seek separate agreements or board-set terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
W. G. Lea
Brotherhood of Railway
Leo
J. Bo Shepyard
Order of Railway
Id Oseeralanes
Rai
A. H. Smith
New York Central
Isut
T.¢e
Lee Ror
United States Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
Lee
Mississippi
United States
Railroad Labor Board
Michigan Central
Cleveland
Winnati
Chicago & St. Louis
Boston & Albans
Pittsburgh & Lake
Vie
Toledo & Ohio
Cuvinnati Northern
San Michigan
Lake Erie & Eastern
Rutland Railroad
Vermont
Indiana Warrior Belt
Evansville
Indianapolis & Terre Haury, Lee and
Sichenport
Chicago Woman Loses to Memphis Player in Golf Match
Chicago golfer Mrs Melsin Jones, western women's champion, falls to Memphis rival Mrs Dave Gant 4 up with 3 to play at Glenesho Countrys club as a slumping Chicago contingent suffers more defeats. Gant led 3 up at the turn and won on the fifteenth hole with steady play.
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St. Louis
Melsin Jones
Chicago
Glenesho
Cluch
Dave Gant
Memphis
Cardis Sohl
Columbus
Harwood
Olympia Fields
Miriam Burns
Miss Hadfield
Virgvnia Pep
Lewis
le We Aida
Chicaxa
Ea Ner Anke
Amik
I Pep
Amundsen Abandons Pole Flight This Year
Reports from Alaska indicate Roald Amundsen will not attempt the Norge flight to the Pole this year. He is said to spend the winter at Wainwright near Point Barrow after news from Copenhagen and Oslo confirms no plans for the Greenland crossing.
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Amundsen
Bill
Name
Alaska
Roald Amundsen
Noruhy
Ross
Pole
Greenland
Copenhagen
Wainwright
Point Barrow
Harold Otis Skinner Dies at 24 in Cal After Fire
Harold Otis Skinner, a film actor and nephew of famed actor Gils Skinner, died yesterday in California after a fire incident. Charles Montgomery Skinner, noted editorial writer on the NiNoak Wo Eagle, contributed a memorial line to the Wind of.
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Sabriesto
Cal
Sepold Otis Skinner
Skinner
Gils Skinner
Charles Montgomery Skinner
Morea
Coal price probe moves to state capitalization and costs
Iowa officials confirm no fixed coal price exists but investigate profiteering in the coal industry. Gov Kendall ordered the inquiry after a strike and losses to operators. Fletcher, leading the study, says slow, comprehensive work will cover capitalization output and production costs across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theoass Nes Moines
Brron
Ima Bute
John Pleteter
Assistiums
Maine
Fletcher
Dysignerss
Poe
Orl Kendall
M. Havaoer
Mr. Fletcher
Newdall
Two Men Who Shot Merchant in Holdup
Denison Iowa Sept 14 Pleas of Bullty when arraigned today on charges of shooting Kruea Rogers of Nenlson in an attempted holdup of a game Sunday were expected from Tluber Smith 22 Manila Ta and Alfred Boeck 17 Denison according to Shaun Greene of Crawford county Rogers was shot in a shack and died Both Smith and Boeck confessed to the sheriff said Boeck is son of a Crawford County youth beer vis or Smith confessed loss of his money in a dice game Saturday night and planned the holdup to recover his losses Rogers was killed in the struggle State Agent Wackus Des Moines said all participants had been indicted and would be arrested today
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Denison
Kruea Rogers
Nenlson
Tluber Smith
Manila
Alfred Boeck
Shaun Greene
Crawford County
Rogers
Smith W
Rock
Hli
Boeck
Crawford
Smith
Boeck Tata
Rogery
Wi Yackus
Des Moines
Girl and boy fail in elopement across states
Sioux City police stopped Edna Wentigan, 12, of Sioux City, and Hiv toh Tee, 17, of Des Moines, after they were taken from the Illinois Central train at Fort Dodge. The youths, said to be in love, planned to elope while the girl’s parent pursued her. Edna wore best clothes and carried $14. the girl’s mother went to West Dodge to fetch her daughter home.
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Sioux Cite
Edna Wentigan
Sioux City
Toh Tee
Des Moines
Illinois Cental
Fort Dodge
Tice
Hen- Tinga
Edy
West Dodge
Engineers Endorse Coal Heat Unit idea
In Maines on Sept 14 the National Association of Stationery Engineers adopted a resolution urging Congress to require coal operators to disclose the heat value per ton at the mines. The Wisconsin delegation had introduced the resolution yesterday, and it was adopted. Cities including Mobile Alabama Dayton Ohio and Buffalo New York seek next year’s convention. Tomorrow officers will be elected and the convention city chosen.
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Maines
National Association of Stationery Engineers
Wisconsin
Mobile
Ala
Dayton
Buffalo
N.Y
Dubuque Man Head of Retail Merchants
Burlington Iowa September 14 officers of the Town Retail Merchants association were rejected at the twenty first convention closing here today President J J Lodescher Dubuque vice president M Bernstein Davenport treasurer J B Hinericks Davenport new board members Leon K Knight Necorah and J F McParlan West Chester board names the secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Town Retail Merchants Association
Tod
J. J. Lodescher
Dubbuque
View
M. Berntstein
Couneil Blois
J. 3. Hinericks
Davenport
Leon K. Knight
Necorah
J. F. McParlan
West Chester
Secren
Labor Meeting Endorses Brookhart for Senate
At the annual convention of carpenters and joiners local union, delegates passed resolutions endorsing Brookhart for the Senate. The vote followed praise of Brookhart and his candidacy while noting party alignment and state influence. Hoover to visit Iowa planned a stop in October, with Miss Tarack Valleerloosreut visiting California in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters and Joiners
Stith W. Brookhart
Senate
Brooke “Hart
Iowa News Briefs From Fragmented Local Clippings
A jumble of garbled lines reports on local Iowa figures, incidents, and court actions. Names and places are partially legible, mentioning Des Moines area events and individuals linked to legal matters, with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
Arrest Wife of Man Found Slain in Bed Farm Hand Sought
Burlington Iowa September 145 Mrs Catherine Shorts wife of John V Shartly Des Moines county Farmey found slain in bed Wednesday morning was formally picked for arrest today on recommendation of the coroner s jury A letter for written inquiry Roy seen to Alys Sharia intimating that a murder weight be committed was introduced in evidence and a warrant issued for Spees arrest Spees a former farm hand in Sharts employ was seen about the place last Monday Authorities believe the motive for the deed may have been to secure Shured life insane mane Mrs Sharty and Werseal son were sleeping in Chesii Yoom with Shurtz but neither of them heard the gunshot from which Shurtz God
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Burlington
Catherine Shorts
John V. Shartly
Des Moines
Tarmey
Roy
Spees
Shariz
Sharty
Wersealson
Shurtz
Whiel
Ex-Fiancee Sued For 1060 In Court
A district court suit in Sandusky seeks 1060 from Mrs. Bernier Murphy. The plaintiff claims this amount covers cash given and money spent on clothes and gifts during two years of engagement. He seeks reimbursement through the courts after the engagement ended.
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Sandusky 5
Bernier Murphy
Sioux Ci
Davenport Picked as Next Ad Club Meeting Host
Mason City ia Davenport was selected as the next meeting place for the ninth district of the World Ad club association at the closing session. Davenport won the Register trophy for best service in the past year. Officers named include Asmes H. King Mason City vice president J R Wriedke Lincoln Neb president Edward Voss Davenport secretary treasurer Davenport Langford Davenport vice president of the world organization automatically becomes Ninth district president.
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Mason City
Davenport
World Ad Club Association
Des Moines Register
Hotel Hanford
Asmes H. King
J. R. Wriedke
Lincoln
Flour Mills Protest High Coal Prices in Midwest
Forty four flour mills in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, and South Dakota protested coal prices charged by operators and wholesalers. The Southern Minnesota Mills Association adopted a resolution noting miners are back at the wage scales at strike time, yet coal, especially screening coal, is four times the price from when the strike began, as conveyed to Herbert Hoover, secretary of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iawa
South Dakota
Herbert Hoover
Southern Minnesota, Mills Association
Altho
Carpenters Council Opens Three Day Convention in Iowa City
The Iowa state council of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners opened its three day convention in Iowa City with all delegates in attendance. William N. Griebling of Mason City was elected president.
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Iowa Cite
Iowa State Council
The
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Fathers of American
William N. Griebling
Mason City
Counpry Club Members to Have Fortunes
Entertainment of a pulque chay atier selected by the tourna tree to supplement the regular war dancing party at Sunnyside County Friday evening. Two palmiste fortune tellers have been engaged to give readings. Attendance promises to reveal futures of several distinguished residents according to Quod authority.
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Tournai
Sunnyside
Miss Plynn Engagement to Katharine Willard
A brief notice announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Katharine, daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard of Dubuie, to Miss Plynn. The wedding is planned for Tuesday October 16 in Dubuie, with details limited by the legible text.
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Miss Plynn
Sto
Willard No Firth
Dubuaie
Hichter Katharine
Miss Toraring Enters Duniar Race at Towa College
entries indicate Miss Toraring from Wratherwar district competes in the 14 furlong duniar at Grinaeil Towa College, with URS Praspeed Aves listed among participants.
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Jontow
Miss Toraring
Wreatherwox
Davetter
Meg
Wratherwar
Urs Praspeed
iMighland
Othe Duniar
Towa College
Grinaeil
De Valera vows to continue fight against Free State
Aish Rebel Chief declares he will persist in opposing the Free State and the Anglo Irish treaty after an interview tied to Gen Mulcahy’s speech. The irregul ar rebels clash in Dublin and other areas with police, capturing holdings, burning buildings, and seizing prisoners as tensions rise amid the political campaign. Prisoners and rebels reported in Kenmare and Kepmore, with raids on homes in Killarney and broader strike fears spreading. Erskine Childers involved as aide to De Valera.
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Aish
Free State
Iternnational
Luwton
Bent
Hameny de Valera
Frigh
Aieftain
Rentry
Richard Mulcahy
Gpecch
Migatne
Dublin
Iby
Hallina
Chirmacks
Clara County
Roe
Killarney
Erskine Childers
Eamonn de Valera
Americans prevail as Til den tops Shime in tennis match
In Germantown Philadelphia on Sept 14 William Tilden the American champion defeated Zenzo Shime the Japanese star in straight sets 8-2 1-2 6-1 in the fifth round of the national singles championship. William Johnston beat Manuel Alonzo 6-0 6-2 7- America opened with Paterson the Australian defeating Richard N. Williams 6-? 6-3 6-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Philadelphia
William T. Tilden
Zenzo Shime
Idva
America
Tilden
Burial Service Votes to Allow Decent Funeral Rites
In Portland Oregon on September 14 the Protestant Episcopal general convention voted to permit a decent and religious burial service for suicides unbaptized adults and excommunicated individuals. A close 47 to 43 motion struck from the rubric prohibiting clergymen from using the regular service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland. Ore
Episcopal Church
Evangeline Booth to Quit as Salvation Army Commander
Evangeline Booth, commander of the Salvation Army in America, received a message from Branwell Booth, commander in chief, announcing her retirement as commander. The retirement takes effect at a date to be announced.
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New York
Evangeline Tooth
Salvation Army
America
Branowwell Booth
Par Oryganization
Prayer drive backs Ford lease of Muscle Shoals plant
Acting Chairman Melenaie of the House military committee filed in the Congressional Record a prayer signed by 220000 southern citizens urging swift congressional action on Henry Ford's offer for the lease of the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant in Washington.
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Washington
DBD
Melenaie
House Military Committee
Congressional
Congress
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Strikers Guilty as Fines Remitted in Fort Madison Case
In Fort Madison federal court yesterday Edward Flass Atul Louise Rhode were found guilty of intimidating Santa Py shop workers. They were fined 200 each but the fines were remitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nes Moines
Edward Flaas
Louis Rhode
Fort Madison
Waas
Rhode
Bonus Step Nearer Fate in White House
Fragmentary text reports steps toward a decision at the White House. Mentions conference with soldiers and measures towers, with final action to be sent to President Yarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Washington
Ponus Bi
Meashres Towers
Wsemaia
President Yarding
Eugene Weeks Faces Gallows After Fort Madison Visit
Des Moines man Eugene Weeks, condemned for the Fosdick murder, endures the death row ordeal with nerve as he anticipates tomorrow’s noose. Warden Hollowell notes his calm, while wife Mae Weeks reconciles with him after arriving in Fort Madison. The looming execution, to be followed by Orrie Cross’s later hanging, draws heavy local interest. Weeks has penned a poem about courage and will, reflecting on his fate.
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Jenny
Orl Madison
Werves
Eugene Weeks
George Fosdick
Des Moines
Thane
Ira Pavey
Weeks
T. P. Wollowell
Murderers' Row
Pavey
Molloowe
Hollowell
Cross
Orrlé Cross
Fosdick
Fort Madison
Winfred J E. Troth
Polk County
Robb
Hartford
Conn
Strikers Settle on Wage Board Pay Across Major Rlys
Official statements indicate key railroads including New York Central Michigan Central Big Four Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Chicago Northwestern Baltimore Ohio Seaboard Airline Southern Railway Chesapeake Ohio accepted the shopcrafts settlement. A large list of lines declined to sign while others indicated readiness to end the strike under the accord. Advices from Chicago suggest 64 percent of mileage signaled intent to end the walkout based on the agreement.
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Laday Roads
Shart
New York Central Lines
Michigan Central
Big Four
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago & Northwestern
Baltimore & Ohio
Seaboard Airline
Southern Railway
Chesapeake & Ohio
International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths and Helpers of America
International Association of Machinists
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
Iran Shi Builders and Helpers of America
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers
International Alliance
Brotherhood of Electrical Engineers, Broatherood
Trailway Carmen of America
Associated Presa
Chicago
Associated Press Couaty
Shepcrafts
Atlantic Coast Line
Central of Georgia
Delaware
Judson
Delaware, Lackawanna
Showcraft
General Polices Committee
Railroads Ordered to Halt Hiring and Cancel Agreements
Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul officials received a telegram from S M Wilcox general master mechanic directing cessation of hiring and cancellation of contracts with labor agencies. Souther seeks peace in Washington with direct talks to end the shop men strike on the railway starting with a conference in which shopcrafts general policy committee’s agreement will be used as the basis.
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Cal
Chicago
Milwaukee
Souther
Washington
D. C
Southern Railway
Tariff Bill Back From Conference Seen Friday
Washington Sept 14 prediction that the tariff bill amended in conference would be out by tomorrow was made by Fordney chairman of the house Managers. Republicans expected passage in the house despite anticipated opposition on the final conference report. Senate foes warned against the embargo section and a Senate clash looms over the flexible tariff granting the president power over rates and American valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DD. C
House
Fordney
Altho
Senate
Bell Will Leaves All Property to Widow Bell
Washington Sept 14 Mrs Mabel Gardiner Bell widow of Alexander Graham Bell inventor of the telephone was named sole beneficiary in his will filed for probate today The will dated June 22 1898 named Mrs Bell and Charles J Bell a cousin as executors The estate value was not stated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Dbd. G
Mabel Gardiner Bell
Alexander Graham Bell
Refugees Seek Relief From League of Nations
Geneva Sept 14 The league of nations was asked today to aid 200000 Christian refugees who fled from Thrace to nearby islands after the Smyrna disaster. The appeal, stating refugees lack food and shelter, was sent to the league council by the patriarch of the Greek Catholic Church.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Ald
Thrace
Smyrna
Council of the League
Greek Catholic Church
Capper Tincher Bill Sent to Conference
Washington Sept 14 the senate after a brief 18 minute debate and without a record vote passed and sent to conference the Capper Tincher bill designed to meet the Supreme Court ruling holding certain sections of the grain futures law inoperative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Supreme Court
Senate Votes Aid to Land Reclamation
Washington D C Sept 14 The Borah amendment to the Liberal Iran Bill appropriating 20000000 to speed irrigation projects in the west was adopted by the Senate today 26 to 22 Morrison, Jawa City Th after 4 ten days visit at the home of Mr and Mrs D G McDowell 435 Locust street will leave for Brookings S D to take a teaching post at the State Agricultural and Mechanical Arts college of South Dakota Mr Morrison received his Ph D degree at the University of Iowa last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Morrison
Jawa City
D. G._McDowell
Locust Street
Brookings
State Agricultural and Mechanical Arts College of
South Dakota
University of Iowa
Rail Labor Board Back to Strike Causes in Settlement
The Associated Press reports Chicago sentry notes that the settlement of the shopmen strike sustains the Transportation Act. If strike questions return to the U S labor board the board will grant fullest fair consideration. A 13 member commission will handle disputed questions, effectively an adjustment board in line with the act. Seniority remains unsettled, referred to a joint representation commission. This settlement mirrors Harding’s prior recommendation.
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iBy
Associated Press
Chicago
United States Labor Rail Board
Ben.v. Hooper
Labor Board
Hooper
A.commission
Harding
Impeachment Hearing Set Against Daugherty by Judiciary Committee
The House Judiciary Committee was summoned to meet on Saturday to consider Representative Keller's impeachment charges against Attorney General Daugherty. Keller is to be asked to appear before the committee, announced Representative Volstead Shaiman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Econsider
Keller
Daugherty
Volstead Shaiman
Scout Executives Hear Speeches at Third Day Session
Blue Ridge North Carolina September 14. Boy Scout executives from across the United States and foreign territories gathered for the third day’s program. Lectures focused on problems facing an executive and salesmanship as a key topic presented by EH Stelma Lewis, national advertising executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge
N. Ci
United States
France
Great Britain
Canada
Hawaii
Stelma Lewis
Britain to Pay Even if Germany Does Not
Washington D C Sept 14 The British government will proceed with a settlement of the British 5 000 000 000 debt to the United States regardless of any action by Germany in the reparations controversy with the allies official advices to the Panestean debt funding commission today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Germany
WANTS HOSPITAL FOR VETERANS INVESTIGATED
Representative Rossdale of New York introduced in the house a resolution calling for an investigation into intolerable conditions at the Veterans Hospital No. 81 in the Bronx. The Republican congressman seeks inquiry into hospital operations and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Veterans' Hospital
Bronx
New York
Rossdale
House
Daugherty Plans Fight to Finish Injunction Case
Chicago Sept 14 Despite a partial railway shopmen settlement the injunction fight in Judge Wilkersons court over Attorney General Daughertys bid for a preliminary restraining order against rail strikers continued. Government spokesmen said settlements would not deter the governments determination to finish its case as evidence was offered to show intimidation and coercion connected with the strike.
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GV Lhe ‘Associated Presay
Chicago
James i. Wilkerson
Gen. Daugherty
Ence
Widespreadi Jamoynr
Old Folks Home Inmate Caught Making Wine
An 81-year-old inmate at the county old folks home in Muskogee Oklahoma was found with a complete winemaking setup hidden under her bed along with several quarts of finished wine. Authorities said she had stolen grapes from the county farm to use in the process.
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Muskogee
Okla
Thes County
Meluls
County Bond Sale Sets Record in Iowa Auction
Ed Madigan county treasurer announced the sale of 85000 funding bonds bearing 4 44 percent interest payable semi annually for 10 years. Waterloo Savings Bank and Hall Trust & Savings Bank of China purchased for 387255 with a 52 premium. Bonds fund warrants from the early year county expenses and court and poor funds. Banks held warrants at 8 percent interest and expect a near three quarters of one percent profit from reduced interest. One bond man claimed a 434 percent rate for a South Dakota issue not matching today’s premium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Madigan
Waterloo Savings Bank
Halls Trust & Savings Bank
China
Thy
County
South
Dakoela
Brael Hawk County
Episcopal Convention Calendar Is Clogged with New Business
Portland Ore Sept 14 Waes day the general convention of the Protestant Episcopal edured in session here faces introduction o f mass of new matters of genern public interest and progress will its calendar has become so difficul that night sessions are in prosp ect in order to take care of the ever increasing accumulation. Continued consideration offs revision of the hook of coimunnal prayer was in order today in both houses the bishops being engage in consideration of recommenda tions of the joint commission o prayer book revision as to the rise of burial. the house of denuties after spending all yesterday afternoon ir debating proposed ehanyzes in the baptismal office was to continu with that work today. Confirma tion and the marriage service were then to be taken up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
General Convention
Protestant Episcopal Edured
House of Denuties
Ehanyzes
Davenport Docket Sees 439 Prohibition Cases Listed
Davenport Ta Sept 1 1921 The federal court docket lists 439 defendants charged with violation of the Prohibition law. They will face Judge Martin J Wade when the court convenes on October 3 This unprecedented docket marks the largest batch of dry law cases since national prohibition took effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Martin J. Wade
United States Federal Court
Nera
Col Thompson Heads Union Veterans Legion Encampment
Col Norman R. Thompson of Jamestown New York was elected National Commander of the Union Veterans region at its thirty seventh encampment in Piulsburgen Pennsylvania. The next meeting will be held in Pi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piulsburgen
Norman R. Thompson
Jamestown
N. Y
Union Veterans’ Region
King of Italy Recovers From Pneumonia as Naples Fair Cancelled
Victor Emmanuel of Italy, once in crisis from pneumonia, is reported recovering. His engagement to open the Naples fair has been cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Monia
Naples
Roadhouse proprietor slain near Pineako. women held
Chicago dispatch reports Felix Rachbauer owner of the Dells roadhouse near Pineako shot and killed. May Pearl Pain, business associate, and her sister Maude Shirk were held by police in connection with the slaying. Authorities pursued leads and questioned witnesses as the investigation continued.
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Chicago
Felix Rachbauer
Rs. May Pearl Pain
Rachbauer and
Her & Ter
Maude Shirk
Lice
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Winston Church
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Britain
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