Coal Strike Ends and Economic Aftermath Revealed
Washington report on the coal strike notes a near end to the labor stoppage with widespread impacts. It discusses reduced purchasing power for workers as prices fall from wartime highs, losses in farm incomes, and shifts in labor demand. Immigration limits are seen as shaping labor supply and economic effects across sectors.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Fers
Pecen
Ger Grice
Easorn
Oats
Colton
Anks
Hich Cally
Shere
United States
America
Model Is Stripped of Jewels by Wife
Washington D C January 16 The American Federation of Labor may intervene in the impeachment proceedings against Attorney General Daugherty as the judiciary committee meets to consider the Ketler impeachment resolution Representative Meller Minnesota author of the resolution appears before the committee but presents no evidence and hearings are postponed until next Tuesday Keller is denied witnesses and must present personal evidence. Ben Marsh directing director of the Farmers National committee also said he would testify when formal hearings begin Tuesday.
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Washington, D. C
American Federation of Labbor
Daugherity
House
Ketler
Meller
Alinneso
Keller
Ben Marsh
Farmers’ National Committee
His Twins Unique Says Aged Father
Aged Col R H Spencer of Algona Iowa claims his twins are as unique as any in Civil War veteran circles. He recalls service in the Tenth Wisconsin, promotions to captain, capture at Chickamauga, imprisonment, escape, and later brevet colonel in the Seventh Wisconsin before mustering out.
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Spencer
Algona
G. A. R. Ational
Des Moines
J & Mian
Win
Ann
New York
Tenth
Wisconsin Infantry
Chickamauga
Danville
Macon
Charleston
S, CC
Columbia
Calhetta
Wien
Virginia
Portsmouth
Will of Bishop Fallows Leaves Estate to Unmarried Daughter
The will of the late Bishop Samuel Fallows head of the Reformed Episcopal church of North America bequeathed his $15 000 estate to his unmarried daughter Alice Katherine Fallows. It was filed for probate. Executors named include his sister Mrs William Mayer of Saratoga California and brothers Edward Fallows of New York and Charles S Fallows of Saratoga.
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Chicago
Samuel Fallows
Reformed Episcopal Church of North America
Alice Katherine Fallows
Wiliam
Mayer
Saratoga
Cal
Edward Fallows
New York
Charles S Fallows
Ford Halts Upward Push on Prices in Major Plant Closings
Detroit Michigan September 16 Henry Ford announced the suspension and impending closure of his large industrial complex. About 16,700 workers will be idle as five Detroit area plants and related stations halt operations. Ford accused dealers of gouging coal prices and criticized government agencies for coal allotments.
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Mie
Henry Ord
Ford Company
Ford
Jcountey
Covernment
Dismiss One Action Against Gov Russell
A pen suit order has been entered in Hings county circuit court in a 100000 damage suit filed against Gov Juee M Russell by Miss Pran ces Kirkheans of New Orleans his former stenographer alleging seduction and breach of promise A similar suit is pending in Oxford Mississippi Will he be prosecuted attorneys said.
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Jackson
Miss
Hings County
Juee M. Russell
Weather outlook for week in Washington DC
Weather for week spans Washington DC with Monday start. Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys see generally fair conditions and a cool first part of the week. Temperatures remain near normal through the period.
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Washington, D. C
Upper Mississippi
Lower
Missouri
Trial model for Werrin mine killings outlined
Prosecution in the Terrin mine killings plans to mimic the Chicago Haymarket trials. Attorneys study the 122nd volume of the Illinois supreme entry as they prepare to argue that those who incited voting are as culpable as those who fired the bullets that killed 22 people and wounded others near the Tas mine. Prisoners await indictments for murder as union miners' officials arrange meals through jail officials, including dried eggs and Swiss steak.
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Ry Vba
Toenry Marien
Terrin
Chicago Haymarket
Witnois Supreme
Thos
Tas
Werring
Cmeal
Dairy Cattle Congress and International Horse Show
A vast exposition builds at Waterloo for the Dairy Cattle Congress and International Horse Show opening Sept. 26 and running to Sept. 30. Breeders from Indiana Ohio Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota and Iowa plan to display top stock. The event features a large auto exhibit and extensive farm machinery displays in addition to judging of cattle and draft horses.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Internationnal West
Impire
Pleinayille
Lasse
Mich
Shelbyville
Vey Bozeman
Mont
United States
Fes
Mstel
Indiana
Ohio
Inois
Michigan
Veisconain
Minneaota
North Dakota
Iowa
WW. J. Kenney
Sioux City
Tas
Avery Tah
Sheir
de Oiagement
Brooklyn
KOM
Wairy
Middle West
Aparn
Theer
Baseball Results Today Be Batteries and Lineups Noted
Fragmented report lists Pittsburgh and Philadelphia battery duos and unstandardized line details. Names Cooper Schmid Meadows Uenline lsmith Watson appear, with unclear positions or game context.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cooper and Schmid
Meadows Am Uenline
President to deliver veto message next Tuesday
Sept. 16 report that President will send his veto message to the House Tuesday and explain to advisers why he opposes the bill. Some friends fear an attempt to persuade the Senate to sustain the veto while others doubt votes can be counted. House managers prepare to push the measure after the message in hopes of reaching a two thirds majority.
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Eiher
Senate
Hhe
Inne
Million Dollar Libel Suit Tied to Ohio Open Shop Campaign
Prec J Baumgartner secretary of the International Moulders' union sues officers of the American Phil Association of Cleveland and its governing board for 7 million dollars alleging a letter urged members and others to support an open shop campaign. The case stems from a Cleveland matter connected to the Ohio open shop effort and libel claims against the association.
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Cleveland
Wlegtoy
Ing. Nietous
Bel
American Phil Association of
Prec J. Baumgartner
Incal International Moulders' Union of North America
Jeter
American Plan Asseciation
Miplayas
Judy Wh
Coal shipments rushed to cold northwest vision
Chicago September 16. In an effort to rush coal to the northwest, about 10,000,000 tons short of the seasonal aggregate of bituminous coal, lake ports will pool shipments to speed loading at lower lake ports, according to a report from the regional headquarters of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Rivilroad
Mrs Gant Wins Western Golf Title in St Louis
Mrs Dave Gant of Memphis Tennessee defeated Mrs Curt's Soul of Columbus Ohio in the final at Glenechy Country Club. Gant won 2 up with 1 to play, securing the Western golf championship.
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Dave Gant
Memphis
Tenn
Curt's Soul
Columbus
Glenechy Country Club
Phiy
Sisler Insists on Playing Today for St Louis
George Sisler of the St Louis Americans, out with a shoulder injury, reportedly insisted on taking part in today's contest against New York. Officials slated the noon start. his recovery and medical advice were pivotal factors in the decision.
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St. Louis
George Sisler
St. Louie
Divorced Wife of Former Race Rival Weds Rickenbacker
Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker, American ace, married Adelaide Durant, divorced wife of a former automobile racing rival, at First Congregational Church in South Theach Conn. They departed on the Adriestic for a European honeymoon after the ceremony.
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Rickenbacker
Associated
Iowa Woman Flees Smyrna Amid Turkish Attacks
A cablegram from Smyrna recalls that all women missionaries with the American Board for Foreign Missions are safe in Athens except Mrs Alexander Melanchlin, wife of the college president. The dispatch, signed by Miss Annie E Pinneo and Miss Minnie Suits, lists the exodus of missionaries from the Greek city amid violence.
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Athens
iBy
Associated Press
Moston
Alexander Melanchlin
Whfe
International Coligre
Lafe
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Annie E. Pinneo
Minnle
Tilden Retains National Tennis Title in Philadelphia
Bill Tilden, America's top player, defeated Little Bit Johnston to keep the national championship at Germantown Cricket Club in Philadelphia. The match score advanced 4-6, A-6, 5-2, 6-3 and 6-4 amid a large crowd. Four people were injured in a separate wreck near Belleville, Ontario, when a Grand Trunk passenger train derailed at Atlas crossing.
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Johnston
Germantown Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Bill’ Tilden
America
Little Bit" Johnston
California Wonder
Belleville
Ont
Seni
Grand Trunk
Toronto
Montreal
Atlaeyecrossing
Lerc
Britain Ready to Fight Turks at Dardanelles
International wires report Britain poised for action at the Dardanelles as Allied powers warn of a holy war if Constantinople is not ceded. Soviet Russia and Greek dominions considered to aid Turks. consultations in London and Paris signal a push toward maintaining neutral zones and a conference with Turkey. General Townshend warns against foreign meddling and urges peace to avoid a broader world war.
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Dardanelles
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Charles Townshend
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