Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 256, Hammond, Lake County, 16 April 1920 — Page 11

Friday, April 1G, 1920

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STRIKE IN KANSAS CITY DEAD ISSUE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE I KANSAS CITY, MO., Apr.i 16 Thf "outlaw" ptr k.; o Kansas City switch mn apparently was a Jca.il issue toda v.

"With their ranks weakenedby de- ATTTO flPrTcTfTIPRC! offenaers in each case l.j.vir.B an -! 1 . sertlons and facing e.pluslon from' the HilN J-'HiXVO a,tu 1!cilnsi , officer u ,'nn ttr-e--.J J i;rotherho-.i of Railroad Trainmen un ARE ARRESTED i

less iney return to work tomorrow,

i'lduLiuiiy noming remained for the tSPECIAL TO THE timesi

v. IITTINl;. Iiia.. April 1C Four ar

rests in auto cases were made by th

police of Whlt'.nsr, Frank Bart was placed under arrest "ny officer Tarker on h'clirage avenue, on the cliarge of

fi art pave t:.e on leer ll i n tr hjp a "t wti

to pay his fine .-n enterinat a plea of! V-Tiirt1 XVliliU iilj'3 K'lilty for him, when the case rvmea ud IN PORTHR HOTTrTV I

rebels'" today but to "toss ni th..

sponge." ovnty-flvo per cent of th "outlaws" are expected to -be back on the Job" by nightfall with freight, traffic practically normal by tomorrow.

Don't throw your paics way without readin? the want ?r1 rags.

art'-r. daughter of Sir. and Sirs. TA"D ATTrWC rsoii c-lr:,r of Babcoek. Ind.. and Ar iiJ-aiUlO tn' e Miller, a steel (worker, of j VIOLATE LAW

Vork avenue and Wiiii.irns Voters 0:1 j 'Jary, w-t v quietly united in marrias- , UtHh street. 1 Wednesday afternoon by Itev . C. W. SM3N IVNOUVNUIlNil Officer 1'arker placed Frank ltalbart 1 Matr, .t the Iutheran parsenaff-. Mrs. ( V.'AailLS'GTOX, April 1 6. Japanese under arrest at 3 1 7th street and Cen- ' Tb"m Hctt wa the only -witness to a'lens are violating the fishery laws

the r"p nii'iiv. The yoniur Teople will !n:t!i diat iy go to housekeping in the ,'.'.'1 'ity, shere the grc-ojn is em- . i.

tra.! avCii'ie. They all f irnibhed f:'j b -nds fur their appeuianee in court.

for trial.

Three other arrrtss were ri-Jide. the

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Take The 1'imrs and V-

! ' tourh wit'.', the whole- wcrld.

on the Pacific cc-ast and therohy rej'.:dlcincr Anierican business men interested in that Industry, it was slad toi"ay at the department of Justice. Atty. Gen. I'almeihas formally laid complaints bearing upon the violations before tVie riate department. T.he cora-

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attention of the Japanese ;n! at Washintston.

FIRE WIPES OUT MILLINGTON, IT. J.

t'NTERNT!ONAl. NEWS SERV1CE1 nuMixumv, Ufia , Apr.i :i:ilington. a town of 2.00y. -was n-orly wiped out by fire early today. Fir" apparatus sent from here in re'ep - to calls for help succeeded isj, Ravine a

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