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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-12-27

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BIDS FOR PUTTING UP ICE

NJ BIDS FOR QUITTING Up ICE -
Sealed bids for putting up the ice.
for the Kandiyohi Central Creamery.
Assn will be received up to Friday,
January 18th, 1923, at 10 o'clock a.
m. The board reserves the right to;
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
OF HOUSE
TO PUT OFF WORK
ON WILSON DAM

WASHINGTON, June s4-Ad-
vocates Of prompt action ON the
Ford offer Tor Muscle shoals
scored victory Ia the mouse late
today.
By vote Of 1876 TO iO5. the
house adopted a substitute amend
mcnt by Representative James.
republican of Michigan. under
which ST.bO0,000 appropriation
for renewing construction work on
the Wilson dam will be- delayed un-
til October 1. Previously. the
house had rejected Sub-am.nd-
uent by representative Huddles-
ton. democrat OF Alahamn which
would have held the appropriation
until January 4, 1893.
The house action today indicates
that supporters OF thv Ford offer
may be ssncansfui In their efforts
To- secure final consideration and
action on the Ford proposition at
this aossion Of congress.
The vote on the James substitute
was blow 10 administration lead
crs They had planned to renew
work on the Wilson dam through
the 1900 DOU Appropriation and
not go any further on the Muscle
shnai matter at this session.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
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GOVERNOR.
ACQUITTED
Jury Returns Not
Guilty Verdict After
Second Ballot

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
FIRST SHOTS IN MINE RIOT
FIRED BY NOa-UNION DIccERs,
MILITARY BOARD REPORTS

went 10 the mine 20 protest TO ofn-
rials against operation with strike
breakers. were fired un hy the
mine guards.
Foreman stated he believed
there would De- no further out
breaks Rs long as un effort in made
to operate thc mines with nom
union labor Min, operators have
promised To- keen mines 81 ned dur
INK duration of tho strike.
The report recommended that
troops held IN readiness 10 move
into the county tu prvser,, order
be- dcuohillzod az once. This prob
ably Will be ordered by the gov
Druur.
General Foreman blamed local
offirias, Including Sheriff Melvin
ThnStnn with "iack OF CUTS" in
preserving order.
The undercurrent of feeling go
arouse mob action. has disd down
ruu"what among striking miners.
Tho curoners Inquest will he
held sunday. 40 further lnvesii-
cation toward punishinr those
guilty. OF the sluvings b. anticipated
us the general attitude among an
officials here b. that the matter is
closed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
SUIT IS STARTED
BY MINE OWNERS
TO END WALKOUT
Injunction to Restrain
Interference in Piece
Work Filed

IEDiANAPoLIs. June a.
Court action toward ending the
nation-wide strike was taken here
today by mine owners
Attorneys for Clara Masaon. filed
suit In United States district court
here asking an injunction to re-
strain officers Of the United Mine
Workers and striking miners from
Interfering with operation ~ the
Piece Work mine In Knox county
Indiana.
The suit names only one mine
but IL application would be gen
eral throughout the United states
II an injunction were granted.
II would prevent the strikers
from acting to prevent the employ
ment Of strike breakers In any
section Of the United states. II
would seek 90 prevent recur-
rsnce of the Williamson county,
Illinois min. war. which claimed
twenty-five lives
Mrs MaEson h. citizen of Hell
gium and the suit is brought into
court on the grounds OF diversity
Of citiz.nship. only the internn-
tlonRl and district officers of the
tinted Mine Workers are named
specifically.
The suit II brought under the re-
cent supreme court decision which
declared labor unlon liable for
damages incurred by It's members.
several wagon mines were closed a
few weeks ago by strikers In sou-
thern Indiana. hut other small
mines have resumed operations
without Interference In the last
few days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
WORLDS BREAD
BASKET FILLS.
REAPERS HUM
Many States Harvest
Crops Under Favor
able Conditions

CUCAGo. Iuu. % The w"sts
hair Iiliion hushcl wheat crop wus
falling over reaurrri toward the
worlds bread basket TODAY under
''H 'Hnst fuyufahl" conditions Of 20
decade.
Mut the crop practically hnr-
vested len Texas and oklahoma and
under full swing in Kansas hnr-
y'r machinery herBn hummiug in
Southern Nehrgn,.a and other
northern states
pry weather throughout the
wheat holt. plenty OF labor and
promise Of railroad officials that
any car shortage this year will b.
az a minimum prcanEed nearly eN -
en- hUshsl of grain reaching mill
icrs with "Npedioncy and IN hest
OF condition.
Reports from western Eansa-
that dry weather had harmed the
grain In that section were deelar-
ed exaggerated by both farmers
and that states agricultural de-
partmcut. Absence of rain merely
hos facilitated cutting u was de-
clnrod
Ioss than zoo oOo men from ou'
sido the wheat belt are needed hN
all grain states this year, accord
INK To- calls ISSUED hy various cm-
pln,msnt nrouries hnndlinr the
labor Kansas greatest Of wheat
producing states. reported labor
plentiful with wares NJ $3.50 ga
$3.50 daily. the lowest farmcfs
hnv. had % pay IN years. Ahoui
$4,000 outside men are h.ing cm-
ploy ed in The Kansas fields,
Enlarged sturnr" aud elevator
mciltiss IN the southwest are be-
ing added to the favorable outlook
Tor caring tor the crop.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
LARGEST Funeral
In History of
Herrin Is Held

iIERHIN, IN. June %
Williamson county buried De-
own dead today tomorrow %
VIII bury the men "whn at-
tempted to steal les job-
George Henderson. union
miner. Killed IN the battle OF
Wednesday night was laid to
rest in the little mine crmrtery
today with AN tho houors
Bloody williamson county
could hostow
i.ed hy twenty zone piece
band. with the national cuiurs
drapod the largest funeral iu
Herrin history moved through
the quiet streets.
Two thousand mnrchors pre-
ccded the hearse. quiet. grim
faced and bare headed mrn OF
every nationality walked in the
hroilinR sun Many wor. over
alls. Two hundred or more
automobiles, loaded with wo-
men and children. brought up
the rear. The procession was
more than four miles long.
Tomorrow funeral will De
different. only ono Of the ori-
Einnl seventeen victims was
claimed hy relatives, This was
John Shoemaker. OF char-s soon.
Illinois.
The remaining sixteen he In
the temporary mofgue, un-
claimed and unrecoRnized ~
though the law provide that
five DAYS may elapse between
death and burial hasty efuhalm-
INK and conditions In the
morgue make u almost ncces-
sary that the bodies be Inferred
Sunday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
HOME BUILDING
BREAKS RECORDS
At This SEASON
American Lumberman
Sees No Prospect OF
Usual Summer Dull
ness in Lumber De-
msnd

CHICAGO, June 2i.-Orders for
and production of softwood lumber
nr. practicnily equal. Production
has almost reached its peak. In
orders there has been a slight fall-
lnN off which. however, has not
weakened the market and does not
Indicate any marked change in
huxlne policy. Home buiidinf
records are continually being pass
ed and there IN no sign os let-up
In demand FOR soft wood conEtruc-
tion lumber. but. even should there
be nc considerable slackcninK In the
buying of lumber for home build
lug. nccmingiy u will be counter
balanced by increasing factory ana
rural demand. There IN reason 20
b.lirNe that. while business may
not be - brisk during midsummer,
il. volume will be 50 good that
dullness will hardly he noticed.
Prices have changed little within
the last two weeks. according 10
theAmeFican l.umhermnn. for al
though the demand IA sufficient TO
hold them at present levels, II Il
not hesvy enough 20 cause further
increases A large number OF cars
are in transit but ARE being absorb.
I'd without difficuity--an excellent
Indication Of the fundamental
arength OF the market
with building OF homes reaching
record breaking proportions. u IL
evident that there ia guinE TO be
some heavy buyinE Of furniture
when moving into n new homo,
people do not always buy complete
sets of new furniture. but they do
buy some. 30 the furniture manu-
facturera expert very Keen demand
this fall euch purchasers will In
tura benefit tho hardwood pFoitir-
ere. A. matter % fact. demand
Tor hardwoods h showing a steady
aud certain expansion that nugurs
well for the immediate future.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25

Peters" said Doyle. who has just
finished a lecture tour on apirituai-
ism.
Peters should De asked whether
Ward h telling the truth"
The author and splritualist said
h" would return to American neat
year and lecture again.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
DELAY ON TARIFF
BILL THREATENED
BY F|L|DUSTER
Democrats Enraged
When Move for Clo-
ture Rule Is Made
By PAUL n. MAIIsON
~ nifs'd l-6t.-~ ~taGf ,-.frrt.upopl(lou

v
WASHINGTON. June f4.--Dis-
ruption OF plans TO rush Important
legislation through congress Was
threatened tonight as Republicans 4
leaders In the senate began ~
move to invoke cloture rule aad
onrarod democrats answered with
counter threat Of fllibuster on
the pending teriff bili
The situation threatens ssrieus
delay 80 three pending vital
measures -the tariff the asidisrr
bonus and the ship subsidy. etl8f
When democratic leaders diss
covered that senator Curtis. repub.
itcnn whip. was canvassing the
majority side OF the chamber fnf
enough votes 10 invoke a cloture
on the tariff discussion. they De-
rlnrcd they would n1itbuster the
tariff into the next session.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
SLAYER
ISQU|zzED FROM
BOOK or LOVES
Charge Man With Kill.
ing Woman as Two
Are Embraced

FREEPoRT. y. Y. June 2a--
Williams Greasy OF Covington. KY.
charged with numbering Miss
Edith I.avoy as she rcclined IN his
embrace. was quizzed from his
Book of loves" tonight.
I'm innocent" exclaimed
Greasy tonight. she fired shot
into her -iead with revolver while
! dozvd. I DO not know why
with one arm dangling over the
edge 0f velvet couch an reyol-
yer ciutched lightly In her fingers.
Miss iavoy. pretty school teacher
WINS found dead IN her home last
night
Croary wos Immediately arres-
ted. IN his pocket was found
book containing the names Of
twenty girls liy interviews with
these police hope to shake Greasy
story of Innocence.
Greasy screamed his innocence
whel arrested and entered n plea
~ mot guilty when formally ar
raigned az dawn before Judge VIII
bdf soufhnrd ln little nte-ruom
IN Miss iavuy's home. 'udertakers
were preparing the body ~ the
girl FOR burial as Greasy entered
hls plea.
Greasy was taken or to nu.
where h. has been EFllled ever
since by detectives. iis was con-
fruut"d with torn bits ~ love let
tcrs plcced together which were
found IN the teachers hack yard
q am certain" said ElIn Ed
wards, assistant district attorney
that MISS l.avoy was murdered
Greasy aid that ho aud Miss
l.avuy were reclining ON "a couch
il her room lie said % was about
10 o'clock when she az hts re-
runHt got Hp and brought him a
drink 81 water
she came back. climbed over
me. and lay next t6-shc wall" he
said "bur faces were touching
he said he must have doxed for
while
Il was awakened by the report
Of shot" said he "slood was
trictling down Ednh's face.
Edwards said he believed. from
the position ~ the body that Miss
iavoy was shot and the gun then
placed Ia her hand.
ono theory for the motive OF
the alleged murder. according to
Edwards, was that Miss Iavoy had
promiaed 10 marry Greasy and had
Hifci him.
Another theory. said Edwards
[ is that tho two entered "a suicide
pact aud that after Miss IAvoy
had Killed herself Greasy did not
go through with tho plans
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
Woman Chases Cat;
Is Electrocuted

PHILADELPHIA. June a.
Miss Alice Halt u years old grand
daughter OF former Attorney Gem
efal 81 Hampton Todd, was cleo
trocuted this morning when Hhe
came In contact with a live wire In
the woods 81 the estate ~ Clement
u. Wood, near Conshocken
Miss Halt. according to Coroner
william Neville. was chasing a
cat at the time Of the fatal acct
caught. the coroner said. when
Miss HATS neck was caught In
an ovorhsnsing broken wire which
killed her Instantly. The eat al
80 was Killed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
Search for Missing
In Schooner Wreck
Is Without Result

HAIIFAN, y. n. June a.
Search FOR the sixteen persons mis-
sing In the wreck OF the Giouces-
ter schooner Puritan. which went
ashore Off sabei Island. was futile
tonight
The sixteen men ieft tho ship in
two boats. The captain ana Hevcn
men nf the crew landed safely on
the island. according To word re-
scivsi here.
The Puritan was TO have entered
the International finheFman'u race
u foundcred close to the SPOT
who're the racer Esperanto sunk
last year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
Harrison Greeted
By Crowds; /; Doomed
For Chicago Mayor

crowds at friends Garter ". Har-
and Mrs. Harrison rsturned today
from a fourteen months trip
abroad.
Harrison Il alreiy being hoomcd
by friends ~ the neat mayor OF
the city.
A. party leaders and friends
,forfned the train today Harrison
declared he would not talk poll
tics
"Wah until ! have chance 20
confer with my frienaa" he said.
'They have cautioned me 10 keep
quiet"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
ROCKEFELLER WAS
SPHINX IN FIELD
OF j. s. FINANCE
Brother of John D.,
Who Dies, Was Born
in Poverty

NEW YORK. June william
Rockefeller the sphinx" OF Amer
lean finance and one OF the worlds
richest men. died at his home to-
day.
Rockefeller was 81 years OF age
and the younger irother Of John
u. Rockefeller. The financial
genius diei ~ pneumonia which
developed from cold he con-
irncied going from his office to
his home last saturday.
Although "a. pubic only knew
Rockefeller nH John D's" brother.
he was e trcmcndout power IN
finance.
Rookefeller. even to a greater
0crrce than other members 90 his
family. always lodged publicity
Tie never spoke In public. always
refused TO be interviewed aud
never issued statements. The H.
nnncler mingled and spoke only
with the small group 90 men who
control the bulk OF the nation q
wealth
itockef.ilor whose fortune is
estimated at from S1Uo. UO0. 900 to
$3.50 uOu. 900 was born lu poverty
ut Hlchford. Sew York Barry in
bis huy yhood DE migrated uu the
middlc-wcst
tic was q mlilsr's bockkccpor at
the axe Of seventeen and studied
nights 10 equip himself for his
later business life.
The city diructory OF Clrvci-nd
of the year 1894. with this line.
William Rockefeller and com
pany oil merchauts.' tells OF one
of his first business ventures. John
y. WIS associated with him.
The Rockcfellers IN $50 formed
the Standard Oh company Of
Cleveland with capitalization OF
81 .0O0. 900. This was the foundn-
ZION 81 one OF the worlds wealth.
lest corporations.
Rockefeller brauchcd out from
the Oh business and added untold
millions 90 mis- fortune by becom-
ing Identified with various rail-
roads and many public service
corporations. lie was a director In
nearly forty OF the couniry's big
gc-t enterprises az the time OF his
death
John a. was not af his brother's :
bedside when he lied hut hastcnel
tn tho home after he was notified
Of tho death
ito,kcfcll,r two SONS. Percy 4
and William c.. and his two dnurh
trrl Mrs Marcellus Hartley Dodge
ang Mrs Hunter McAlpiu. W.
present when h. died
llv died Just n= mausolcum
ho built In Sleepy Hollow cemetery
under his own direction al e cost
OF $3.50 200 was completed
ROME lIne gf- Major W "
Black British aviator. arrived here
7 this afternoon from Pisa on his
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
Nc Cormick Not Well;
Plans for Trip Are
Reported Postponed

CHICAGO. Iune 2f-llarold y
Mccormick. harvester king wasn't
10 well tonight and ID was under
stood that plans fnr his hurried de-
parture to Europe had been post
poncd
Or Victor y. Lospinasse. gland
specialist and attending surgeon,
declared he expected Mccormick
would leave next week, harring un-
forsoen complications. The physic-
ian did not comment ON The condi-
tlon which caused Mccormick y =
plans to be changed.
n has been twely. daNs since
the gland operation was perform
ed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
ILLINOIS OFFICERS ARE
BLAMED FOR MASSACIti,-

nois authorities in large measures
were 10 blame Tor the mine
fnasacro at the Hcrrin coal fields.
senator Myers, Moniann, said to-
night
Had Illinois authorities lent
rufficleni guards nn they should
have done. IN the danger gone. to
protect the mipcs and the workers.
! do not believe there would have
been any outbreak or any blood
shed Myefr vaid.
in my opinion. the state -av-
ernment was Negligent IN guard
ing the Interests uf the public" he
said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
COMMUNICATE with SPIRIT
OF PETERS TO SOLVE MURDER
MYSTERY, SAYS CONAN DOYLE

NEW YORK. June 20. Sir
'rthrr Conan Doyle. creator OF
Sherlock Holmes. Offered aoiu-
tion for the Ward murder mystery
iousy IA nr sailed from America
on the Adriatic.
An attempt should be- made Ga
establish communication with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
Women Slam Slang
In Club Convention

CHAuTAuQUA. y. Y. Juhs
q College slang was frownej
upon today by the federation
~ wnmcn'n clubs In convention
here.
Mrs Katherine Robbins.
Chicago, who addressed the
educational conference of the
federation. said
'''rhe word passionate = the
latest IN the Vcrnacnlar of the
college youth.
"Nccktlea. socks and hats are
next passed on.
I'VE don't object 10 slang
that u picturesque. bUt q "
dlsiartefni 90 hear IN. youths
aay "pipe the dame with the
passinonaie ma and other such
expression.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
NoS.UNIoN MN
run IN Tsflfton

PEORIA. m June a. Kline
operators In this district have
called on sheriff HluaN states At
tornry Galbraith Goy,,rnor Small
and Adiutsnf General fiacn for
prctection against striking miners
who propose 70 visit the ludepen. +.
aent mine- iu the kickhpoo re-
Eion Monday reports say
one hundred stirling miners un-
armed, marched on five Indepen-
dent mines near Canton. Fulton
county. today. AT ths Tamlanoyltch
miuu the non-union mon aaw the
crowd coming and stampeded ln
terror.
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ny WILLIAM >. MeNICkrR
tUnltcd Prs-ss staff a. ,-r,es,pondcnsl

HERRIN. m. june zs-Non-
union miusrs and quarts fiicd first
in the battle which ciaifafd twenty
two lives. the military board. na-
pointed ~ Gov. Lsa small tn in-
yestlgafe conditions In "Hloody'
Williamson county, reported to-
night.
The renort forwarded 10 the
executive BY Maj Gen. N4;;on ..
Foreman. said that the KILLING
started when two union men who
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March of Strikers
Brings Orders to
Nab Union Chief

FAlRMpNT. w Va. June fs,--
4 warrant was issued here tonirhl
for the arrest of Frank "A. Kesn6r
West Virginia union rhiqf. 60
charges growing out OF the armed
march of stfikers ON she North.
wood mine near here early NJ.
day ~
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TNIT An DINNnn

LONDON. June 20 Amhassn-
dor Harvey tonight entertained
King George and queen Mary az
q dinner ln honor ~ WIN Howard
TAFT. chief Justice of the United
states Supreme court, and Mrs
Taft Lord and Lady Kriukonhead.
the Earl ~ Huifour. the duchess
of buckingham and Lord and Lady
Lee were among the guests
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