Warfield plan helps rail shops reopen with 27000 jobs restored
The Baltimore settlement plan prompts major eastern and western railroads to resume employment for thousands of shop workers. Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Northwestern and others announce rehiring for up to 27000 positions, with additional crews added as new workers replace returning strikers. Legal actions continue as Daugherty injunction hearings resume and railroads push toward new agreements with train service brotherhoods.
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United States Rail Abor Board
Galtimore
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
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Bathmore & Ohio
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Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
Green Bay &Weest- Len
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Northwestern
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Northern Pacific
Unon Pacific
B. M. Jewell
Shopcrafts
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Céhiral Wir
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Jewell
Southern Railway
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Ormer Shop
Train Service Brotherhoods
Pittsburgh
Philadelph
Daugherty
Shell Shock Defense in Bryson Murder Trial
Maj Herbert Bryson, war veteran, stands trial in Huntingdon Pennsylvania for first degree murder. He plans to claim shell shock as his defense for shooting his supposed wife Helen Irene Haines in a secluded mountain cottage near a remote home. Neighbors recall a quiet life until a sudden claim of his wife’s suicide prompted the case, with details continuing on page two.
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Herbert Bryson
Rainbow Asvision
Nevel
Bryson
Helen Irene Haines
Washington, D. C
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Laines
Myron Mettlain
Farmhand admits killing farmer at wife's urging
George Leroy Spees of Indianapolis confessed to murdering John W. Shurtz, a Des Moines county farmer, at his Burlington area home on Sept 12. He described entering via ladder, firing one shotgun blast into Shurtz as he slept, and said Mrs Shurtz, who slept with their year old son, had urged the killing for six weeks. Spees led investigators to the weapon in a pasture and claimed the wife later feigned ignorance. she denies knowledge of the crime.
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George Leroy Spees
Indianapolis
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Des Moines
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Burlington
Spees
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Aehurez
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Turner
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Mrs Clara Phillips Trial Delayed Without Counsel
In Los Angeles on September 18, Mrs Clara Phillips indicted for the murder of Mrs Alberta Meadows saw her trial postponed to October 20. She appeared in court without counsel and requested a public defender be assigned. Judge Houser granted the request and gave time for defense preparation.
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Cal
Clara Phillips
Alberta Meadows
Houser
Minister Saws His Way Out of Prison
McAlester Okla Sept 1 A minister J C Trotter jailed on embezzlement and wife desertion charges escaped from Pittsburg county jail last night. Jailer found his cell door sawed in two on inspection this morning. The minister was in his cell at midnight.
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Oklo
J. C. Trotter
Hell
Brooks Institute
Pittsburg
Pope cites American humanity debt in Vatican message
Rome Sept 14 Pope Pius XI told American editor John H Perry that humanity owes much to America and that America must meet its responsibilities in the future as it has in the past. Perry noted the pope appeared in good health and hinted at occasional Vatican excursions to foster Rome church patronage.
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Pius XI
America
John H. Perry
Vatican
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Holy Father
Kameneff Reported Appointed Russian Premier Potentially
A Moscow report claims J co Kameneff, head of the Moscow soviet, has been named chairman of the council of peoples' commissars of Russia and also chairman of the council of labor and defense. If true, Kameneff would be the practical premier of Russia.
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J.co Kameneff
Council of Peoples’ Commissars of
Russia
Nicolai Lenine
Kameneff
Council of Labor and Defense
Pettit Withdraws From Waterloo Postmaster Race
With Pettit’s withdrawal the Waterloo postmaster race narrows to two contenders. Petti t, longtime district court clerk, wrote the civil service commission asking his application be withdrawn and indicated he has a more suitable opportunity in view. Incumbent M. N. Kelly’s term expired January 24, and a new method has inspectors present to pick from the top three applicants for the position.
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Washington, D. G
Waterloo
M. N. Kelly
Woodrow Wilson
Kelly
C Civil Service Commission
Pattit
Post Office
Mr. Pettit
Charles J. Munger
Clyde Brainard
John N. LaBarre
Frank M. Shores
George Carson
Ray ©. Egg
Migue
Tuck
Robinson
Sweet
TL Ij. B. Robinson
Sampton
Nasby
District Court
Tragedy as Electric Train Collides With Auto Near Here
Three killed and two injured when a Toledo Traction system electric train collided with an automobile three miles west of Ardsville Illinois. One coach overturned, two derailed but remained upright. Occurred today as the two vehicles collided at grade crossing.
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Here
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Clinton shopmen riot in roundhouse ends as 1000 return to work
About 1000 Clinton shopmen resumed duties at the roundhouse while replacement workers were driven out. Police reported a riot earlier with several strikebreakers escaping, one man hospitalized after an ankle injury from an engine pit. The executive committee traveled to Chicago to seek settlement of all disputes.
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Northwestern
Chicago & Northwestern
Worlk
Vietims
Phuni
He Wen
Chicago
Ford Workers Seek New Jobs
Detroit Michigan September 18 an industrial army of more than 100000 people began a period of idleness as Ford Motor company plants stood deserted except for caretakers. Many idle workers sought other jobs while Ford pressed for fuel at a price it called reasonable. Ford president Oswald M. Harriman hinted a possible solution to the fuel problem may be found soon.
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Mich
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Second Oldest Episcopal Bishop Dies at Niagara Falls
Buffalo N Y Sept 18 Courtland Whitehead 80 years old longtime Episcopal bishop at Pittsburgh died of heart disease in Prospect House Niagara Falls He fell ill during the night while en route from Nantucket to Pittsburgh His wife a son and three daughters survive.
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Courtland Whitehead
Episcopal
Picttsburgh
Episcopal Church
Prospect House
Niagara Falls
Nantucket
Pittsburgh
U.S. Abandons Idea of Russ Commission
Washington reports all negotiations with Soviet Russia on dispatching an expert American technical commission to study Russia's economic situation have been terminated and the project abandoned.
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Washington
Russia
State Department
Episcopal Church Begins Final Sessions For New National Council
Portland Oregon Sept 18 Formation of a national council for the Episcopal church is a key task as the general convention's final week opens. A 26 member body will carry church activities between triennial gatherings and push the world conference on faith and order toward greater interdenominational unity. The church has led the movement with one work conference already held and another planned in Washington.
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Ore
National Council of the Episcopal Church
World Conference On Faith and Order
Episcopal Church
Washington, D. C
Turco Turkish Crisis Sparks Naval Build Up Near Constantinople
An Allied fleet reinforcement moves to protect Constantinople as Turkish nationalists threaten the Dardanelles and capital. Britain seeks deterred invasion with French and Italian ships, while France and Soviet talks influence moves toward peace and restraint.
Thiel Robs Mason City Jewelry Shop in Sep Incident
Mason City, Iowa, a shop window break in a jewelry store robbery yielded about 600 dollars in jewels. Police exchanged shots with the robber, one shot shattering a shop window near the Tietel Theater as the fugitive fled.
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Thiel
Mason City
Dows
Tietel Theater
1922 World Series Opens Amid City Meeting
The 1922 World Series begins in New York City with officials from National and American leagues meeting to set dates and venues. New York Giants are favored for the pennant, and if St Louis wins the American League, the first game would move to St Louis on Tuesday.
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New York
Lub
St. Louis
Sts. Louis
Cobb Wires Sister as Record Falls in Baseball
St Louis telegram from Ty Cobb congratulates Sister on tying his consecutive games streak. Sister, noted as St Louie Am, matched Cobb by sitting out 49 straight games, and Lister achieved a 41st consecutive game yesterday.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
St. Louie
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Lister
Sutherland Learns of Supreme Court Post in Paper
Washington dispatch reports Justice Sutherland told President Harding he learned of his U S Supreme Court appointment from London Times during a search for American news. He said the Times carried the first notice of the honor, discovered while he browsed for U S items.
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Supreme Court
Washington, DA
AcorKe Sutherland
United States Supreme Court
Harding
Ite
London
Times
War news drives wheat prices higher in Chicago trade
Chicago September 18 a war market developed in wheat with larger dealings than months past. Prices rose by more than a cent per bushel with December delivery hovering near 1.06 4 dollars, compared with Friday’s close around 1.02 4 dollars.
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Board of Trade
Four Shot in Clash at Maryland Mine in Barton
Four men were shot during a clash between striking and nonunion miners today at the Pato mat mine of the Hoffa Brothers Coal Company in Barton Maryland, about 25 miles west of Cumberland. Two men were fatally wounded.
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Patomat
Hoffa Brothers Coal Company
Barton
Nebraska Motorist Killed In India Ay Crash Near Rockfield
Qra Peters of Lincoln Nebraska was instantly killed when the auto he rode in with his wife and brother Tom Peters crashed into a telephone pole fifteen miles south of Rockfield Indiana. His neck was broken and the accident occurred Sunday night September 15.
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Qra Peters
Lincoln
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St. Louis Batteries Problem Leaves New York in Tie
A terse report from St Louis notes New York remains tied with St Louis in a batterymatch dispute over lineups and substitutions affecting the game outcome. Officials reviewing the incident cite unclear calls and roster movements as key factors in the outcome.
Rescue Efforts Break Through Argonaut Mine Walls
Jackson, Sept. 18 News says rescue crews reached the Argonaut mine just before 7 a.m. with 47 miners trapped 22% days. Teams spread through 4,200 and 4,300 levels armed with oxygen, lamps, and stretchers to locate survivors and establish ventilation after a fire and cavern collapse.
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Cal
Kennedy and
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United Press
Rodney Heecox
United States
Bureau of Mines
Argonaut Mine
R. J. Johnson
Kennedy
C. BE. Kendall
CB. Endicott
Clarence Bradshaw
Kennedy Mine
San Francisco
B.C. Hutchinson
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