Shopmen Return to Work as Baltimore Truce Spreads
Reports from the central system show about 20,000 strikers returning to New York Central shops under the Baltimore agreement. Overall, roughly 50,000 shopmen are back on the rails, with 75 to 100 percent of normal on several roads and Western lines at 77.5 percent. The St. Louis San Francisco system and Frisco Association of Shop Crafts are negotiating wages and conditions as 6,200 Frisco hires replace 6,300 strikers west of the Mississippi.
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Frisco Asddeidtion
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Mississippi River
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Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Weather bulletin says 85 per cent of Iowa crop safe from frost
Des Moines reports a cool spell slows corn growth but may cushion against early frost. Officials say about 85 per cent of the corn is safe from a moderate frost, potatoes dig early with some reports of good yield, and tomatoes and melons show good condition though frost nips on lowlands.
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Towa
Charles D. Reed
Bulletin
Woolwine Backs Wine and Beer Plank in Governor Bid
Sacramento report shows Thomas Les Woolwine, Los Angeles prosecutor, running as a Democratic candidate for governor. He adds a wine and beer plank to his platform and advocated at the Democratic convention for amending the Volstead Act to permit light wines and cheering beverages.
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Thomas Les Woolwine
Loos Angeles
Indictment in Death of Edna Morgan in Iowa Auto Crash
Linn county grand jury returns an indictment against Dan Clark for manslaughter after an auto crash in Cedar Rapids killed Edna Morgan and injured others. Clark allegedly drove at high speed, lost control, and struck a tree, with her brains reportedly dashed against a telephone pole.
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Dan Clark
Edna Morgan
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Fire Captain Officiates Wedding of Fireman and Miss Patton
Joseph Gibbs fire captain at station No. 1 marries fireman Anthony Lieder to Miss Mabel Patton Masonville with Fred Methodist elder Gibbs performing the ceremony. A city tour in a repaired Seagrave and car transport followed as the couple planned to visit Masonville for several days before settling at 22 Columbia Street.
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Anthony Micder
Mabel Patton
Honesmoon
Joseph If. Gibbs
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Anthony Lieder
Wilder Gibbs
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Drebent
Alice Putte
Cedar Rapia
Miss Winnuie
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Fenyil Fiteher
Columbia Street
Court opens on Mrs Tiernan baby paternity claim case
In South Bend Indiana Mrs August Tiernan testifies she bore Harry Poulin’s child after secret love letters and a February to March 1921 affair. Her husband Professor John Tiernan of Notre Dame will be called to confirm if they lived as husband and wife during those months. The defense seeks to prove the baby is not Tiernan’s.
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August Tiernan
Eulon
Harry Poulin
John Tiernan
Notre Dame University
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Ponlin
Poulin
Same Draft for Next War
Washington D C September 206 Ame rican power in the next war will be mobilized through the self same draft used in World War I if the War Departments conference on personnel and mobilization recommendations are adopted. The 25 member panel, who helped run the draft, spent two days examining mobilization and found no better method than the draft. They credited civilian administration for earning the draftees' confidence and loyalty, more than army officers could.
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Washington, D. C
Mri
Crowder
War Department
Cummins Vote Against Tariff Final Passage
Washington reports the administration tariff bill ready for President Harding to sign within days after Senate approval. The conference report was adopted 2 to 95 with Cummins and Cumming voting against some tariff rates but supporting the measure overall. Republicans Burah LaFollette Cameron also opposed the tariff in the Senate.
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Senate
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Cumming
Iowa
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Senaoor
Wisconsin
Burah
Idaho
LaFollette
Cameron
Arizona
Cummins
National Postmasters' League elects officers at convention
The Seventeenth annual convention in Chattanooga elected John T. Clapp as president, Anita Itate of San Francisco named officer of the Postmasters' League. Beech Grove and Harry Cate were mentioned in the leadership slate for 1984.
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Postmasters’ League
San Francisco
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John T.clapp
Beech Grove
Tht
National Feinisters
Army Captain Dies From Old Wound in France
Captain Batman, 32, died suddenly in Iowa City last night. Doctors say an old wound received fighting in France contributed to his death while he was serving in the army.
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Iowa City
Robert So Batman
Tawa
Batman
France
Fia
Morinari Victor W Wheman Funeral Services Held
Victor W. Wheman died yesterday. Funeral by Rev. Fred J. Clark at the state home 409 Rathnere street at 10 a.m. The body to be interred in Clarence, Indiana, in a family plot after the services.
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Victor W. Whyman
Fred J. Clark
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Toda
Clarence
Memorial and Family Ties Highlight Vail Memorial Building
F Green, general agent of Aetna Life Insurance, returns from a three week eastern trip. He visits Morris County and Morristown, examines the Vail Memorial Building funded by Theodore Vail, now serving as a city library, with bronze doors depicting historic scenes.
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Aetna Lite Insurance Company
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Mary Applebee
Pheodore N. Vail
Waterton
Morristown
Lou Brainard
Green
New York
Chatelty
Theodore X. Vail
Washington
Alexander Graham Gell
Mr. Green
Sumner Charges Large Leak in U S Revenue System
A. D. Sumner former deputy commissioner of internal revenue accuses Commissioner Blair of retaining Democratic influence in the income tax unit and alleges favoritism toward former treasury employees now in income tax law practice. He cites the Wait Dover controversy and warns of large losses from refunded taxes claiming a systemic leak.
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Farmer Associates
Farmers' Union Holds Open Session at State Convention
In Moines on Sept 20, about 100 delegates attended the open session of the annual Farmers' Union convention. Governor Kendall was the principal speaker. The convention continues through tomorrow with officer elections planned. Milo Renn of Agency heads the union and seeks reelection, likely facing O Fi Wilson.
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Americans Defied Murderous Turks in Smyrna Fire
American consul George Horton recounts heroism of U S colonists in Smyrna during the massacre. Marines guarded the theater relief work, Y M C A and college staff organized aid, and American women refused to flee until flames drove them out as fires burned the Armenian quarter.
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Arthur J. Hepburn
Bristol
American College
Constantéhapie
Simpson
Mrs. Harding Again Eats Solid Foods
Mrs. Harding has reached the point where she can wear and take solid foods, the bulletin said today. She is not yet allowed to sit up and friends remain barred from the sick room.
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Notable Attendees at G A R Encampment in Des Moines
Iowa report notes Dr George T Marding father of President Harding and wife will attend the G A R encampment in Des Moines next week. Also present are Mr and Mrs George Christian Jr parents of the president's secretary.
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George T. Marding
Harding
George Christian, Jr
Presdent
House Votes to End Congress on Friday
Washington D C September 20 A congressional adjournment plan passed the House and was sent to the Senate. The measure seeks sine die adjournment of Congress this Friday at a specified time.
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Congress
Washington, D. C
Senate
Defense Closes Case in Rail Injunction
Chicago Sept 20 The defense closed its case in the Daugherty injunction case shortly after noon today. Arguments will be opened by Blackburn Fsterline attorney for the government after noon recess.
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Chicago
Daugherty
Blackburn Fsterline
Railroad Clerks Get Cent and a Half Boost
Chicago and Alton railroad raises pay by one and a half cents an hour for clerks freight handlers and station employees announced today.
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Chicago & Alton Railroad
Minneapolis Man Named Minister to the Baltic States
Frederick W. B. Coleman of Minneapolis was nominated by President Udings to serve as minister to Estonia Latvia and Lithuania, the three Baltic states recently recognized by the United States.
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Lithuania
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United States
Dye Embargo Dies in Committeeroom
Senate Finance Committee killed dye embargo legislation in this session by refusing to report the bill extending the dye licensing act and tariff provisions. The action ends chances for a three month extension and stalls the proposal in Congress.
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Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Slayers Sentenced to 25 Years in State Prison
Denison Iowa confirmed killers Hubert Smith, 22, and Alfred Boeck, 16, confessed to the slaying of Bruce Rogers and were each sentenced to 25 years. They claimed Rogers was killed accidentally during a craps game on Sep 10.
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Alfred Boeck
Bruce Rogers
Smith
Boeck
Rogers
Columbia Records October Offer Pack Renowned for Clarity
The October Columbia Records lineup promises superior sound with a new process that reduces surface noise. Each album is described as a gem, inviting buyers to request the full set from their dealer while praising the entire collection.
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