The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-01
Sheriff And Deputies Conduct Rapid Fire Raj
NEWS FROM ALL.
over WORLD IN.
CONCISE FORM.
(By Associated Pressl


| WINDBER, Pa-The strikers side NJ
the industrial struggle in the open shon
coal field OF the BerWind- White companv
twas painted in vivid colors here TODAY
at the hearing conducted by Mayor Hy-
lan's investigating committee from New
York. Women living in tents, barns and
chicken coops corroborated the stories
(which their husbands told the investiga-
tors The keynote Of these stories was
that the strike. which began on April 6,
was not primarily the consequence of an
effort to unionize the Berwind-Wlli
properties but was the response of the
iemployes to a drastic cut in wages which
became effective April 1.
! WINCHESTER. Va.-Five men and
| three young women are being held on
blanket warrants charging them with
| completely in the killing of Richard
Afichaels of Harrisonburg, Va, who died
today as a result of wounds he received
in shooting ARRAY near here late last
night
! WINCHESTER, Va.-Clifton NJ. Hodg-
son, indicted several days ago for petit
| larceny in connection with alleged de-
| falcations while employed as book
I keeper for baking company, resigned
today as a member Of the city council
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. Building
permits Issued in St. Petersburg since
Jan. 1 have exceeded 1855, 900, accord
| ing to a report made public today by P
]. McDevitt. building inspector. The
record for October exceeded $500, 600
| During the past 10 months, 5s3 new resi-
dences have been built and 1853 rooms
added.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.-Mrs. J.
B. Ohara, president of the Florida
League of Women Voters. today sent out
call to all members of the league to 60
to the polls and campaign for the adop-
ton If the 10-mill school tax amend
ment. 1t is recommended that placards
be placed and all other possible means
| employed to influence voters to adopt
the measure.
CHICAGO-A vote Of approval was
given health certificates for persons con-
tracing marriage by the national con-
ference on church publicity today Epis-
copal clergymen of the Chicago diocese
tif1cates.
EAST LANSING, Mich.-Aid to the
government IN securing for the farmer
a fair price for farm products was prom
ised today by Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace in an address to students, alum |
nj and officials of the Michigan Agri- |
cultural college here.
LONDON.-The final appointments to
the new ministry formed by Premier |
Bonar Law were announced today. Sir
Montague Barlow, who was parliament
secretary to the labor ministry in the |
Lloyd George cabinet, becomes minister |
of labor, and the pensions portfolio is
taken by Maj George Clement Tryon, |
who was also a parliamentary secretary
under the Lloyd George regime, being |
connected with the ministry which he is |
now to head. Sir Samuel Hoare is ap-
pointed air minister and Colonel Sir Ne |
vile Chamberlain, postmaster general
EVANSVILLE, n. CD. Franklin |
King, prominent North Carolina banker |
and business man, died at his home here |
today.
BOSTON, Mass-The Rev DR.. Charles |
Lewis Slattery, for the last twelve years |
rector of Grace church, New York city, |
was today consecrated bishop coadjutor |
of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of |
Massachusetts,,
NEW YOR-Women delegates from |
eastern colleges will meet at Cornell uni |
versity Friday and Saturday to consider ,
citation for the advancement of feminine |
athletics. Sports for feminine participa-
ton win be selected and system OF
awards arranged.
BALTIMORE.-An the retiring Off
GERS Of the Women's Foreign Missionary |
society of the Methodist Episcopal |
church were reelected at the closing
session of the national executives of the
society here today. Mrs. Thomas Mich
olson Of Chicago is president
CHARLESTON, w. Va.-Frank Ken
ney, district president Of the United
Mine Workers, is not to be tried in JEFF
ferson county on indictments growing
out of the march of miners in southern
West Virginia last year, Judge Woods
decided late today, when he granted the
petition Of Kenney's counsel for change
of venue.
sTATESBORO, Ga.-The case Of FL
lott Patrick, young Methodist minister.
charged with the murder Of his wife and
mother law but on trial at this time
for the death of the latter, was sent to
the jury late tonight. The court or
dered the Jury to retire for the night and
consider the case tomorrow. Arguments
occupied the afternoon session of the
trial.
JACKSONVILLE. The tug Relief
which has been charged with the task of
floating the Clyde liner Lenape, aground
off Nassau sound two weeys today, cameI
into port today for additional hawser.
The tug took an a line Is inches thick
and one mile in length and turned about
for the stranded Lenape.
Athletic Relations
Between Akron and
Case School RrnIxon