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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
OLD ALABAMA
SENT To DAVY
JONES' LOCKER
AERIAL BOMB WAS
USED WITH EFFECT
2,000-pound Missile From
Martin Bomber Ends
Career of Battleship.

Norfolk VA. Sept. IS Three huiks
winch were once hst;leships o. the
uHtted States navy l'e IN Chesapeake
bay within l.ooo Yards OF each other.
;he victims % experimental attacks hy
az ard by water. Tho Alabama. sunk
today by \ 1000 pound bomb from =
Martin bomber. joined tho old Indiana,
sunk BY bombs. and IN. San Marcos. for
,onE ago ~ shell nre from IN. Atlantic
re~t
rhs Alabama Is lying partly sub
'IIcrEed. largely as tho result Of the ter
rihc impact from 4 single bomb hurled
a: - o'clock ;h.s afternoon. The
bomb hit the vessel sn!dships. turn!ng &
- on KS s;te Almost simultaneously
SIX other planes. carrying c.0l0 and
1000 pound bombs. hombartcd the hulk.
competing the destruction.
The plane which gave the Alabama
her death "lr~ae~ the vessel and
dropped ho-p"und sighting bomb.
Her pi.o; ;aeu GUIDED her back and
from .he observations taken. the 2,noo-
pound bomb dropped n tho IDENTICAL
apo where tho sighting bomb hit
directly a. the base OF the main mast
Tho scoring by tho seven planes par
c!patiug IN the fna, attack vas 100
PER cent. air service officers said. adding
tina; tests Involving the Alabama were
very successful. The chemical warfare
laboratory tests were particularly salts
factory as illustrating that no person
could have '!ved on N. ship after the
deadly gases had heen released from
bombs dropped on tho vessel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
CHILDREN
ELECTROCUTED;
NINE ESCAPE
ALL WHO JUMPED
FROM CAR KILLED
Motorman S Presence Of Mind
Prevents Others From
Sharing Their Fate.

Ktngsto- Mass. Sept; 7s-Four
school ch,lGr.n we're killed hare today
when trolley pole came Off car
which was carrying them 10 their
homes. broke IN. feed wire and caused
their slectrocution when they jumped
our Of the car The car vas SGT on hre.
but other children inside escaped Sc.
rlous injury.
Nino other children wore hsid in the
oar, which was one-man trolley Of
tho Plymouth 4 Roston Street Railway
Company. by the notorman. He caught
a NTH younEster as h" tried 10 leap
TO the ground.
The Dead:
Natan. Robbins - ear. old. dauEh-
ter ~ Alton A Rohh.-
Richard Sloan. 2 ~ - Louis Sloan.
Ruth Mills. : daughter of Mrs. Ar
thur F.. wallace.
Jennie Roresch. s. daughter of Frank
Roresoh.
Al! tho children I!v-d n Kingston sni
wars on th.Ir wRr hnma from school
Tho accident occurred 'atr In the
afternoon a. he Ca- approached n
bridge The trolley SLIPPED o'f The wire
and broke tho feed line. carrying thou.
sand, Of volts one end ot ne wire
fell on the roof .: nc car. S"'lng II
on hr,. The other tcll 70 the bridge,
charging the nails.
Tn. children scrcs med and rushed FOR
tho door. Tho motnrman tried 10 hold
'h~m back but four tuupe' out. They
came in contact with the rails and pAr,
electrccuted. dying instantly Tho
clothes vere burned <ror thoir bodies.
A NTH child had 20 {" The door. when
tho motornan seized him and barred
IN. way. krcp!nG 'h- rest % his l!'tfe
nassergrrs Within ~. cor until tho cur
ron. Nas turned or.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
MURRAY BUCKS
ATTACKS Of THE
H0NAT CROWD

Indianapolis Ind. seri -. -DemandS
FOR > No'n n tho 'wc kansas STRIKE
~as.S ia: ha"e hreu tho storm center
~ 'Nree dars debate ~ i5e ,-onN en:I',N
- $50 United Mo Workers were dis
rerardei tota, Nv Wee PRESIDENT Fh'lip
MURRAY. r-esid!rs N'Hrer who declared
hs would NO, perm: re delegates 20 be
s'smrehcd Into Nnal G.c!s'CN
FREQUENTLY iisorde-, outbreaks. n
~hirN supporters O, Alexander HowR'.
pre~'d.r. o' me Kansas minors de-
n1a nd.d ma showdown marked ~.
roreroon sess'on hut quiet prevailed
during the afternoon lnteresi appar-
~TtIy wRred as debate vas protrao;ei,
HnI delegates expected I" No's to-
morrow
T,1~er: ror s?.-cr =, Mother Jones
p2-vear-od o-Ean,er ~ rha union. al
debate today w.s devoted 20 ~. Kan
rnSes
TIE worst or'n-.at ~ d'."-t,- cam.
shortly h.ror. -. No"0 adjournment.
whom WilItnm Green. International s."-
r.'rrv ~as rnah.s - sr"ak 'or tricen
minutes ~" appealed % N. c"0ven-
.i"r 'nr favorable. sctior M ;he ADMIN
istrstion recomn'e nda''or 'Nh' Fo~nt
>. -equired - order strikers hR"t -
work. asserting tha' ne rNle is<is was
whether contracts had h.~n ohserveh nv
1ha miners
Other speakers rrssAr'et s!nf'Isr ar
Eur1~n's during ~" incoming TNHs
Frank FnrrinE'or. president - no ~
Noir miners and Cover Davis ~ 'cu'-
trrNiNe IN took Hovat's slds In 'hs
afternoon. declaring iha; kansss op"ra-
'nrs sought - fore" 'henEe ~ con-
tract that Hns prohibited Nv thu nEree-
Mont WITH 'hs miners
Mother Jones who came - ina con-
veriion from ne We. Virginia s'rikA
znne u-Eoi The nline-s - rHrt!rua their
NRh' She psser;st A. '-cuN'n lU west
Virgins was due ~ -" a"'iHitIes %
"H7lnr,nr smpl"ved ~ 'rn operators
ard >hs asksd tn. miners - -, ~ have
congress enae, legislation 'hst would
"h-iN. ont tho private army
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27

Chicago. Sept ts--L-eeoera or the
Big Fou- Rrc'hsrhoods and aftiliateo
railroad unions tonight declared tnAt
th.y hal little doubt that the railway
.nployes had voted for = genera strike
rather than accept . vaga reduction
bu. announced that tNs conser'e'iNe
counsel ri IN. seders might prerai'
against a ~alkout.
General chairmen Of ths Srotherhooo
II Railway Tratnmen began counting
,ha lss. .onn striks ballots of their mon.
b,,. admitted before tho frat enrs!ope
was op.ned that. tudE!nE from toe
known ,.npsr ~ th- mon. the result
~ =, ov.rxhe, e,nrrEly n favor ~
.'-!ka
GH.irx an .s;ina,.d majority. Vlce
Y~..in,r. Tn-'es Muriock "id
our PAS -Iperenc. has been thai
IS r-- can ~ tho men Will always
o.. 70 s'rike'
Hs1, Monday orr1cials - the Brother
hood ~ Locomotive Engineers. ordSr
ot Railway Conduc-ors. Motherhood ot
I.orowor-a Fireman and EnEinem"n
S~itcNue.,S r1!on ~ North America
vii wee, he--, 20 count tho strike 'o'"
- 'h.!r cS1 oon members.
Railroad union leaders here expect y
n. htocA.-hoods and the svitchTrn q
rrior - cast substantial DatoritieS for
. -,~tk. Tha affiliated shop crafts
Nav. .r-~aAy ro,-d ~ approximately
%25 600 70 iSrnh. 10 ualk cut. and ar>
or,y waiting - see Vha. action no
c.her unions VII! :akr. and for The
U-,t-d S'a:.s rai.roaf labor board 10
dispose - -. --n9inE working rules
agreement.
Reports q. irs gersra chairmsn OF
rs t-a'H- a<ss r SIe6 t0taE were
p'at-lr disappearing >" the Hr'on lead
.r< -%~ ,-airr-r had votes or , s"a -
~. ballot h.Caus- 're'r leader. 40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27

Snn Francisco. Sept. ?6.-An assertion
in cnGr, today by Roscoe e. '"Fa;;! J
Arbuckie', chief counsel FranI pomin'
su.z. fha, ne believed h!arkmaii had
been Contemplated against The Nm
comedian and that this motive hsUred
IN the defendants arrest on a murde'
charge was ordered put before me grand
Jury ,or!gh, hy Hsiri"' Attorney
Matthew 4 Brady.
Brady issued suhpocnaes tor Dom!n'
guez and h!s associate counsel. Charles
n Brennan ., San Francisco. and
Milton NJ 'ohen. q Los Angeles, r.
eprear a. tor,ght's grand jury session,
and reres' their charges
tn. action was taken. Brady said. on
tho rcuues, OF Alfred SemNarher. who
was accused by DominGuez today ot
having consp!red with Mrs. Bambina
Delmon; The compla ming witness
aga!ns: Arhuckle 20 take torn parts OF
.he c'o'ning ., Mss virginia Rappe Ia
.os Angeles for The purpose. DoninBuez
said ~ e,torrng money from the de-
fen,;an; who IS charged with the muE'
de- % MISS Rappe.
pomingucz made his assertion after
long questioning ~ semnacher regard
i,K nj. previous testimony In the case.
I'VE hearing IS belng held. refused. how
.ver. 70 allow DominEuez 10 question
Schumacher along this lne. saying Il has
no part IN tho presen' proceedings
semna cher'H testimony took up most
Of tho afternoon session.
In the morning. Or. Beardsiee. who
treated Miss Rapre after tho revel In
Arbuckls's hotSl suite. testified he dis
covered evidence ~ ruptured bladder
eart'r the morning after the party and
that he advised her removal 10 the hos
pital.
TN. defense WIS unable 10 make him
admi. 'ha' she could have heen suffer
!rs from anything else DR.. Beards'es
re'o,erst.d his diagnosis and said he
roInd her vrithinE N pain 80 great ne
haI % administer s.dat!ves three times.
Replying 20 Hypothetical! question
regarding 'hs cause OF 4 torn bladder
Re ,ald m injury such A. that described
would hav. been csussd by IN external
force such ssa Fall or blow. although
contcrtions incident 10 violent vomiting
might Rave pr"dured that eHec'.
Evidences or alcoholism were over
ehsdowed hy Miss Rapps's suffering
from the rupture nr. Beardslee satd
II. testified that Mrs Delmont. who
at:enhed the injured E'rl. rhowrd no
sign. n, h.'ng under 'hs inhuenes or
r rrro, or trUEs
THO defen.e pursued ~ Questioning ~
tconunusd on Page T~sivs)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
BIG FOUR BROTHERHOOD CHIEFS DECLARE
RA|lROADERS HAVE VOTED FOR GENERAL STRIKE

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
Six Arrests Follow
Revelations By the
Chicago Police Chief

Chicago Sept IS Federal officials
today questioned score OF policemen
and private citizens In tho Investigation
resulting from statements by Ch!et Or
Follce Charles Fitzmorris that ?,h'h
members of ChicaEos polio. force were
hootlegEers Tonight, however. with SIX
PERSONS under arrest. Charles F. Ciine
United states district attorney. an
nounced that there would h" NO more
arrests until Re had time 10 determine
II he had a real casa"
Tho arrests today resulted n two
,.parats lines OF investigation In one
instance three Officers ~ the force vcra
held hy federal authorities IN charges
o. ILLEGALLY conh.cating whiskey. In tho
second. one officer and two private citt-
zen. wer. ARA Encd on charges Of e1-
tnrtton In connection with whiskey
deals
Reports II Nj Clins that on" police
station was Tho homo Of ~, ~ OF boot
leEGers who delivered whiskHy m tho
patrol wagon. charging an extra fec or
IS II a uniformed guard accompanied
the delivery resulted in fftcen members
ot the force hetns rR'led betorA IN" dis
trict attorney. hut none ot them was
held.
In another case d policeman arrested
told Mr.. cline that he had not arrested
4 person he saw d"iiN cr!nG wh'-key he
cause he had been told that this boot
logger was backed by eleven patrolmen
and that he did not want to set MS
fellow member. NJ tho foree "in had
Another pa,rolmRn questioned hv Mr.
cline told MIN that chief Ftzm"rr!s
statement that ATTY percent OF the f"rra
va. engaged IN illir!tly handling liquor
was conservative. for tho figure really
should be IS percent.
Chief Fitzmorris spent most NJ tho
day conrerr!ng with NJ cline. 10 whom
h, appealed for a'1 'aS Saturday IN
cleaning up tho force. and before tho
grand jury. which asked for fun details
% his charges
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
ALLECE POLICE HEAD
HELD PARTNERSHIP
IN PRIVATE AGENCY

Nav York Sspt. 2s.--A statement that
Police Commissioner Err!Eht was In
partnership with former Police captain
Edward ?. Hughes in conducting prt-
vat. agency employing vatchmen on
piers was introduced today m Testimony
before the Meyer legislative committee
investigating municipal affairs.
James Auditors. contracting steysdors
and l1ssn. ot several Brooklyn piers
told ~ turning over IN, business ~
guarding these - Mr. Hughes when no
resigned from thu police department
three years ago
Hughes told roe.' h. said. that En-
right was associated with him AS 4
PARTNER on a dfty-hfty basis. n. spoke
% The partnership as giving better pro-
lection. and said he could get policemen
any tim. ne wanted To II there vAs
frouhie"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
LEAGUE UNABLE
To AGREE UPON
BIC QUESTIONS
DISARMAMENT AND
BLOCKADES AT SEA
To Use Moral Suasion in
Greco-Albanian and Greco
Jugo-Slavia Disputes.

Geu~vn Sept 2s.--Anoiher hppi'cA
ZION % moral ruhsior viii ~ proposed
20 the assembly ~ The l~aRu. OF Ma
tons n to frontier disputes between
Albania and JuE"-SlsNie on The on"
hand and between Albania anS Gre"rs
On ne o'No' Tha i-'i:lcal committee
~ tre assembly 40 decided 'Ni. even
irg. nf'n- dnha''rR nm tive ""ntil"f. Rll
afternoon s%H
The m,"nings debate or tho blockade
appeared 1" CONFIRM thH t~l'"f eIpres"ed
IN rhe las' few days hN Ta'N ~ the
delegates 'hsr Tho a-sNra'N < approach
INK n deadlock or Two "C - most I'M
ror,nn' problems. thos" % d'Narnrannent
ard blockade The r~nre.nu''ilo1s on
both 'res. questions w"r" prepared with
Cr.ar difficuIty. Tho debate showed a
line was drawn slarv'r '-'"~"n two
distinct groups. ora hcad"d by Lord
Rnher. cecil. Dr. rrtdtI"r Sans-n and
Slennr Srhanzer. o. I'N.N which & rad
teal or disarmament. hVt r"0ser' a'ivn
IN blockade and another led by Y. A..
l.. FISHER Of Engla~f and N. Rour-
rnn,s and " R~rNa|d or Frnnc".
which insists uror s'ri"r arri'"at'"n o.
the covenant provisions for blockade
hur ta,crius slow and sur. policy on
d'sarna rsni
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
H xar,nng's Addrsss

wa.hincton. Sept. :s.--The national
un.nrloymen, conference which tho ao'
min!stration hnres will evolve means 81
pu.t!nE tho NATIONS involuntary 1o'e
hack 70 work. was formally opened hsre
TODAY by President Harding.
Addressing the halr hundred indus
trial economic and labor leaders com
nrt,,nr N. conference. tho prsstdsr' De
,cribed the present industrial depression
-, ", war inheritance throughout the
world" for which as applied TO Inc
United States hc added. he would haF'
r,tl. enthusiasm for any proposed ="
,i.f which seeks .'thsr pslliati"n ~
tonic from The public treasury
1,,i.r WAS expressed ny the pr"S'den'
that tho results ~ the conference WoHId
.1,.nd beyond the borders ~ the 'n''e0
states and that tho delegates IN the,'
deliberations would he performing
service to the world.
"Fundamentary sound. h7anc'aiN
.,,onr industrial,y untmpa'r~d com
n.rciallr consist~nt and politically un'
.srsId" the president asserted there
orsht "a b, work FOR Everybody In The
1.nit.d states who chooses To work. md
our condition AZ hom. and our place In
m. world depends on everybody BoinE
u work and pursuing 4 with that pa
tr,o,i.u and d.ro-.on which maka for =
fortunate and happy couple
Tn. president declared that tho open
mir. and onward way" 20 r'd ths nation
Of vars aftermath Of depression IN
vo'ved "ltauidation. reorgsn'zation' re
,d,ustnsnt re-estahlishment taking
,ccoun, Of things done and soher con-
,.nplat,on Of things 20 he done ANY
o,h.r WAY. he addsd. was only 'huEEinS
q delusion.'
rh. d.ler.tes way. ,nld BY Nr Hard
Inr that th.v had not bean invited into
fcontnusd on YAS. rvsivO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27

w.shinKton. Sept H.--senates war
fare over the Gsrman psaoe treaty WAS
re.urned today and Informal canvasses
OF kepublican and nemocrattc leaders
we're said 70 show about dozen hen-
a,nrs IN opposIt!on-thrce ~ them Rs-
publicRns.
, no,eahl. acCesslon today to the
onposlt!nn ranks was senator Villa m .
Of M!.sis-ipri veteran Democratic mem
Der ~ me foreign relations committee.
Although hs had declared himself pre-
vinusly IN favor Of ratification. Senator
Williams announced 70 the senate that
h. had decided finally TO vote against.
because "dssertlon Of the allies was IN
volved.-
Democratic senator's VIZ meet tomor
row to d!scus. their position. Senator
V7der~ood ~ Alabama. nsmocratio
Isad~r. tusueh tia conference cs'l ar,.r
co,~nItt.T E~rstor HITCHCOCK. ~ Ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
WILL DISCUSS SALE
OF THE STATES BONDS

CNa-'Ns'or " Vp- Sen' "a Gov
.-ror F. F Morgan 49, renew d'scus-
sirr - plans ror 'he sale ~ tho hrst
s7.inh. .no1 ., West Yrs ntn's ATTY million
doMer read bond is'uA Ni'S hA7ker. to-
, morrow WNs~ representatives ~ the
corr ri,teeS ~ named rec"ntly In mo
N",-.r s-~a'~rn' t'--ict. viii coma
hern - a conference
Th.r. a.. rhrr. ha mixers Members
or aaoN committee. ard Governor Nor
gan sa't ton!gh, h" expected attendance
~ the rna'or!'y ~ THO * uho comprise
crr--r:'tpN as who'e S'ate Trnhs-
wa william : Johnson who ls char
-,ar ~ -. E.n.-h' committee. VIII a.
lter1 -. cort-rrn0e, af'.- which he wiz
lAaN. wen S'a's Auditor l2hN e Rond
rCr,---ow ,irN' 10y Af'a-'i- T''v -
a,.rd -S.lo7s' -o~-r<'nn or s'ats
oAarNr-r> ard svHrors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
|ARBUCK[E'S LAWYER IN CLAIM
OF BLACKMA|[ IN MURDER CASE
Demands Publicity
Of War Profiteers

Washington. Sept. 26.-CrbaIn LAdouK
'ook his Job-for-the-J Jobless campaign
{" the white house today and asked
President Harding 10 make pubic -
a h-st step towards social rehabilitation
the names OF all those who had doubled
their wealth by war prohteertng.
As an alternative, Ledoux proposed
that the president issue q public appeal
that those who profted by the war
should give so per cent OF their wealth
TO governments! fund for relief Of
the unemployed.
Pres dent Harding IS understood to
have told LednuX he did not consider
II possible under the law 10 make public
figures gathered by the income tax
division "f III" treasury As to war
profits. The president was quoted by
I.fGrux As saying that he felt that the
public appeal proposed could be resortsd
TO only in a case OF dire necessity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
FORD NOT ANXIOUS
FOR PERSONAL HONOR

Washington. Sept. 26.-Hsnry Fora
in a telegram tonight 10 Chairman Dill
linehnm or tho senate elections com
,nitre. which investigated the Ford
Sewberry contest in Michigan in 1s1S.
declared h. had No desire to be ssats4
IN Mr.. Newh~rry's place" but that II
re.,s with tn. senate to clean itS own
skirts"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
SENATOR WILLIAMS JOINS OPPONENTSOF
THE TREATIES, Who NUMBER ONLY TWELVE

bra aka. ranking minority mer1bHr OF the
foreign relations committee. II waS
said there was no lntention TO caucus
or bind senators.
Senator Lodge ~ Massa chusstts, Re.
publican leader urged prompt radhcs'
don, while Senator Borah OF Idaho. Re-
publican "trreconc!labls' spoke I've
hours in opposition. Another Rspuoli-
ran "lrreconcllatle" Senator BrandsEsA
OF Connecticut. and Senator Lsnroot
Republican. Wisconsin. !ntervsned n
favor o. ratification
You could have gotten out Of the
League but you can't Get out OF this fer
forty years" said Senator Borah. re-
r.r,ng 10 the term Of German indemnity
PAYMENTS
Tho nav treaties Senator Williams
a.G constituted an Unanimous ard
In xror'rus 700, script tn A:rsr!cAa
W. h'~rry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
Domingucz Makes Sensational
Charge Against Semnacher
and Mrs. Delmont-Lawyer
Ordered Before Grand Jury
to Substantiate Allegations.
Semnacher in Denial
of Conspiracy Charge

San Francisco. Sept -6--Aifrea
Semnacher. witness for tho prosecu-
tIon In the case Of Roscoe Fatty
Arbuckle. charged with tho murder
Of Virginia Rappe. denied tonight
before the San Francisco county
grand Jury that he had consIired in
any way 10 e1tort money from the
defendant
The charg. was made IN cour, to-
day by Frank Doninguez. one or
ArbuCkles attorneys. and WAS
brought before thu grand jury by
District Attorney Matthew Brady.
The grand jury Sdj0lrn"d. II VAS
said without any action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
NOW ASSERTED MRS,
LAWS MAY NOT HAVE
BEEN SUICIDE VICTIM

New YORK sept az nouh' taa' Ms.
,;~acr Laws .''l-d h-rsr,F art"- fatally
vounhirE Niss Mildred Wa7ar '7st
werN vas created 20 day ~ r.Hort
phich nis'r'ct Attorney beu'H ~
Rrookiyn said hsd moved him TO con-
tinue his Investigation Of the cas-"
Tho report reaching him he said va =
thai Mrs Laws miSht NO have DID ny
her own hand md tina another MAN
h..!de- John : Ttor,and was n"arhv
when she shof Miss iiaNa1
pIs,rIr, Attorney Lew Is - d N~ ~ :
hsy. rare'ul examination made ~ the
body Of Ms laws which remains Nm
oiainlei - daI u; tho m"rEu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
Transmit Resolution
Condemning Lands

Wash ryEfcr Sep IS. - Resolutions
ado9'ef r"""urly hJ me American Bar
ASSOCIATION ~ Cincinnati cord-mning
E"d"rai fahS. keneSaw NJ Lands. OF
chicago '"r accepting the position 81
r gh nrn N ssicrS- II organized base.
hail while serving on the bench. wer"
transmitted officially today 20 speaker
C;tlle'r With reGuest that theS be
aid h-rcrs the proper committee OF thu
house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
LABOR OFFICIALS INDICTED

chicago SEPT &c. Sir o;':"ia's q
union Organizations H-rr indicted :odaT
r, srcrial huilding qu'H grand inrN
Harry Jensen. head e III" carr enter
district council and Thomas : church
his business ager' .w-r. named IN "e'
eral Consriray cOHN's Thev are
cha-roh rrN consrlr,-c ~ hovco'' ard
I..,rcy 10 rvs!-.H ~ S--i'N aT' wick
.-sAa-- -ort-scfor, SorH, u-r. s.t ~
frnnnn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
General GopthaIS and
WiCkerSham on Secret
Mission in Mexico

MsYt-s- ritr Sar' ?s --Nain- Gener
Al j|errEa u G1~'hais retir-d presi-
dent ~ tho American ShiH ard Com
merr- Corporation. and Georgia W. Wick
ersha-, former In!'sd States attorney
rore-al Arrived were 'on'Eh' The reas-
n, ror 'rs'" ,'s'' 1ns NOT made pubic