Herrin mine killings probe cites officials and indicts 14
A special grand jury for Herrin mine killings arraigned Adj. Gen. Black and Sheriff Melvin Thaxton for failure to protect life and property. The body returned 14 indictments including six more for murder conspiracies and rioting, accusing the Southern Illinois Coal Company and local authorities of lax actions during the strike and mine reopening.
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Indicted miners leaders face murder charge in Illinois case
Toads they were accustomed to travel. Among those indicted were Hugh Willis district board member of the Illinois Mine Workers and Will Davis secretary of subdistrict No. 10 of the miners union. Willis is charged with murder after the grand jury report was read by V. P. Russell with all jurymen present and the panel recessed until Oct 23.
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Hens Fail to Produce Eggs in Winter Shortage
A Waterloo grocer warns that hens have ceased laying and an eggless winter may follow. He sources only fresh eggs from Orange Township, but his supplier has run dry for two days. With eggs up four cents per dozen yesterday, only the hen’s return to laying can restore supply and keep prices down.
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Des Moines Strikers Rally Funds With Tag Day
Des Moines on September 23 reports three hundred rail strikers in the city distributing tags to raise funds for striking shopmen and their families. Workers wear ribbons marked official and tagging is not prohibited by the Daugherty injunction.
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Maternity Talks Feature of Show at Dairy Cattle Congress
Dr. Florence Johnson of the University of Iowa extension division will discuss Maternity and Prenatal Hygiene stressing medical and nursing care during pregnancy. She will speak at 2 20 p m next Monday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday in the clinical tent at the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds and will also offer private talks during clinics via Mrs B A Boges. On Friday at 2 30 p m she will address the civic department of the Woman's club on Would Abate False Modesty. The program is in cooperation with the Children's Bureau the federal public health service and the state board of education to reduce false modesty about bearing children.
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Daugherty Facing Attacks On Three Fronts In Congress
In Washington, Attorney General Daugherty faces three impeachment and investigation fronts as Congress reconvenes. Senator La Follette accuses him of illegally using power to curb peaceful assembly, while critics say war graft prosecutions lag and a Chicago injunction violates the Constitution and Clayton Act. The fight centers on duties, rights, and enforcement of federal law.
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Ruse in United States case cited in sworn law remarks
Fragmentary remarks describe a legal action in the name of the United States. The speaker accuses the subject of clever deception that undermines the spirit of federal law and professional duty. The lines reference scripture and the obligation to uphold law.
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City In Brief: Travelers Head To Ames And New York
City notices report Harold Heverly and Griffith Agnew traveling to Ames for schooling. Mrs Hope Martin and Fay Norarhy Marlin journey to New York for the Christie seagel and Woman's Relief corps events. H A Snyder returns from Chicago after a Royal Arcanum conference. Bruner and Miller depart for Town City for studies. several locals visit relatives in Dubuque. Dr Shannon and hotel notices appear. ad disclaimer closes the item.
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Father Malloy In New York On Way Home
Father Malloy, pastor of Sacred Heart Church, is in New York on his return trip from Ireland. He sailed from Southampton September 13 on the Cunard liner Evengeria, docking in New York yesterday. A letter to Fr. Patrick Malone says the priest will visit New York briefly before continuing home.
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Chapter 7 meeting with Mrs Knox includes music
Chapter 7 will meet Monday evening with Mrs. AR. M. Knox for a program that, besides music, will include a feature on The Girls by Mrs. E. Ran s ier.
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Burglars Leave Tools Behind After Clumsy Attempt
Police report a bungled burglary at a Waterloo Creamery where tools, a sledge hammer, punches, and skeleton keys were left behind. Detectives link the incident to another safe-cracking case near Quasqueton. two suspects arrested in a series of petty thefts.
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S. S. Parade Floats to Beat 1921 Plan
The Sunday school parade in Waterloo will feature an unusual display of religious activity. Committee reports from yesterday noon outlined progress and emphasized floats for the parade with modest detail.
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Float Pageant Plans Highlight Elaborate Designs
The committee plans elaborate floats this year and asks certain schools to craft bags and foals to surpass last year. Several bands will provide music to stir the crowd as marchers form lines, with changes to marching formation to shorten the parade. The event will start from east to west.
Army Dirigible Flies Tucson To Yuma In 1923
The Army dirigible C-2 left Tucson, Arizona after 7 oclock heading west along the Southern Pacific tracks toward Yuma. It was expected to arrive around 3 or 2 oclock with a several hour stop planned in Yuma.
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