Regulation 10 Bill Faces House Debate
Democrats push Regulation 10 to end war while forecast shows near united GOP opposition. The article notes likely solid Democratic support and broad GOP resistance to the plan from party leaders.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1920
Page
1
Propriety of Move in War End Debate Faces Opposition
Washington April 6 Democrats clash over the majority report on ending the war with Germany. Representative Venable attacks congressional power as usurping treaty making while Mondell argues Congress can end a state of war. Authorities cited support three termination methods including cessation of hostilities.
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Morning Journal
Brecial
Representative Venable
Mississippi
Congress
Representative Mondell
Con
United States
Senator Hekemith Blames Palmer Nomination
In a strong campaign statement the senator warns that Palmer's nomination for president would bring party death by its own action. He declares himself the most available candidate and plans a personal campaign, including a tour through Pennsylvania to oppose Palmer.
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Morning Journal
Macon
Goa
Hekemith
Palmer
Benatoranth
Pennsylvania
Ar. Palmer
Weather outlook across regions with mixed skies
Denver and surrounding areas forecast partly cloudy conditions with gradual warming. New Mexico expected to be generally fair on Wednesday and Thursday with little temperature change. Arizona similar patterns with mostly fair weather and light winds. University weather data show a high near normal, humidity around mid-day, and a partly cloudy day character.
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Denver
Mexico
Arizona
Chicago Packing House Strike Deepens Amid Walkout
Chicago April 6 The Chicago packing district sees 15 000 to 18 000 workers idle as the strike by switchmen widens The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen orders members to return to work by Thursday amid threats of expulsion Officials warn of continued suspensions while temporary arrivals from other cities bolster replacements It is unclear when work will fully resume.
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Chicago
iChieige
United States Bureau of Markets
Lomorrow
A. F. Whitley
Protherhoand of
Mathway Train
Coast League Scores and Battery Details Across Cities
In Salt Lake City and Oakland with April 6 dates, game scores are listed alongside battery lines for teams including Martians and others. Players Pelion Capriiena Johnson Daney Baker Stroud Byler Holling Winn Kre mer Mitze Thomas Petrica Schulte Dowdeh Bassler, Brenten Rohrer Matis Cuddy, and DeVormer Agnew Edison names appear with city notes Sacramento Kan Francis Vernon and San Francisco markings. results show varied tallies.
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Salt Lake By
Utah
I. Ht
Martians
Soc Cms
Pelion
Capriiena
Johnson, Daney and Baker
Stroud and
Byler
Oakland
Calif
Los
Holling
Winn
Kremer
Mitze
Thomas
Petrica
Schulte
Dowdeh
Bassler
U P Plans to Double Track Road Across Utah Segment
W P Watts, president of the Union Pacific consulting commission, said he, today invited to bid, plans a 190 mile double track from Gateway Utah to Granger Wyoming through Welver canyon as part of a proposed railroad expansion.
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Brec AL
Igden, Tah
W. HH. Watts
Utah Constellitint Comms
Union Pacific Railroad Compass
Gateway
Utah
Granger
Wio
Welwr Canyon
Bombay theater proposition defeated in Bloomington election
The April 4 Bloomington election results show the Bombay theaters proposition defeated by a margin of 660 votes. Local officials report turnout was steady and the measure failed to secure the required majority.
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F Bloomington
Bombay
Bisbee Deportations Trial Details Threats and Violence
Testimony in Tombstone recalls dynamite found in Bisbee hotel rooms two months before the 1917 strike and threats to doorkeepers to quit work. Witnesses describe pressure to eject workers, threats to burn homes, and fatalities among deportees amid labor unrest surrounding the June 26 1917 strike.
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Et Journal Special
Tombstone
Ariz
John Genderson
Bisbee
S. K. Williams
Fisbee
William
Beek Home Robbery Prompts Pistol Purchase Alert
Nogales Arizona. Following a prior break in merchants Joseph Beck bought an expensive pistol for protection. Last night suspects again hit the Beck residence and according to police reports they took the pistol and a sum of money.
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Nogales, Ariz. Aph
Joseph Beck
Beck
Women Picket Embassy From Air in Washington
Irish women pickets in Washington used a flying machine to drop leaflets at the British embassy and challenge police. Four women were arrested earlier for violating the federal act against insulting foreign diplomats. no arrests were made for the air demonstration. The incident drew attention but produced no injuries or hits.
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Morning Journal Special
Cared Wire
Washington
Associated Press
Honor Walsh
Germantown
Elaine Barrie
Philadelphia
Helen O’brien
St. Louis
Kathleen O'Brien
United States
Leskey
Pueblo Set as Battleground for Lever Act Test
A federal grand jury in Pueblo will hear a major case challenging the Lever Act as Denver dry goods dealers sue U S Attorney Tedrow to stop enforcement. Judge Robert Lewis ordered argument for Thursday, signaling a United States Supreme Court‑level constitutional test on federal profiteering prosecutions.
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Morning Journal
Pueblo
Colo
Federal
United States
Robert BE
Lewis
Denver
Harry Bb, Tedrow
Colorado
Supreme Court of the
Harry BK. Tedrow
Congress
Republicans Win in Santa Fe Election
In a hotly contested municipal race in Santa Fe April 6, Republicans won the mayoralty with T. Z Winter and the city clerk position with Joe Lerdenelli. Alfred Kaune captured the treasurer post, and four council candidates also prevailed, with Winter and Berdenelli each about 400 ahead and Kaune facing opposition. council majorities ranged from 125 to 1775.
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Morning Journal
Santa Me
Repulicans
T. Z Winter
Joe Lerdenelli
Alfred Kaune
Winter
Berdenelli
Kaune
Blood Reelected as Mayor in Las Vegas New Mexico
Blood, a progressive candidate, was re-elected mayor by a 214 vote margin over Elmer Veeder. The Blood ticket won all city offices including W. G. Benjamin as city clerk Tafoya as treasurer Dan Stern and F. Metiuire as aldermen Bb. Blevins and J. McWenic also elected to alderman posts.
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Scummar Kant Las Verna
N. M
O* Biood
Progressive Citizens
Elmer
Pickford Divorce May Be Voided If Collusion Found
Sacramento reports Gov. Boyle says telegrams flood in regarding Nevada divorce of Mary Pickford from Owen Moore. He warns that if investigation reveals collusion between parties, annulment steps would be taken. Pickford later married Douglas Fairbanks.
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Sacramento
Calif
Emmett D. Boyle
Nevada
United States
Mary Pickford
Owen Moore
Judiciary
Douglas Fairbanks
VESSELS SET FOR MIDSHIPMEN PRACTICE CRUISE
The battleships Connecticut Michigan Minnesota Kansas South Carolina and New Hampshire will carry the midshipmen on their annual summer practice cruise. The cruise starts in June and ends in August, sailing to South Atlantic waters Panama Canal Pacific visits to Hawaii San Pedro San Francisco Puget Sound and San Diego.
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San Francisco
California
Puget Sound
San Diego
Calif
Big Four Leading In New York Primary
Incomplete returns from New York City and scattered state results show the defeat of William M. Bennett who backed Senator Hiram W. Johnson. The lead favors the four voting blocs, with an uninstructed delegation to the Republican National Convention and a separate group to the Democratic National Convention led by Governor Alfred E. Smith and others.
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New York
New York City
William M. Bennett
Republican Organization
Bennett
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Nathan J. Miller
J. W. Wadsworth, Jr
William M. Calder
William Royce Thompson
Alfred E.smith
Elisabeth Marbury
Harriet May Milla
Louie ©. Desbecker
Chicago convention votes to train hotel staff at school
The American Hotel Association in Chicago today decided to establish a school for scientific training of bellhops chambermaids elevator operators cooks waiters and clerks to raise service standards.
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Chicago
American Hete! Association
Army bill would create strong military system says Tennessee senator
Washington April 6 The army reorganization measure would build a military system equal to any in history says Senator McKellar of Tennessee. He criticizes provisions for a large general staff and for a war council to set policies while opposing universal military training. Senator Wadworth and Senator Frelinghuysen defend the plan as practical reform to cut red tape and boost efficiency.
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Tennessee
Elia
Leseed Wie
Washington
Renator MeKwellar
Dement
Wena le
Benator MeKellars
JOWNGUN WINNER IN ANGHIGAN BY BIG PLURALITY
Michigan returns show Hiram Johnson leading in the Republican race with 117 456 votes and Leonard Wood 73 222 while Hoover tops Democratic totals with 51 535. Edwards of New Jersey leads on the Democratic side, with Lowden and Hoover also receiving significant support in Wayne county and other districts.
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Detroit
Mich
Hiram W. Johnson
Leonard Wood
Michigan
Edwards
New Jersey
Herbert Hoover
Johnson
Wood
Hoover
Lowden
General Pershing
Miles Poindexter
William G. MccAdoo
William J. Bryan
Palmer
Eugene V. Debs
Wayne County
Saginaw
Kent
Ingham
Oakland
St. Joseph
Fred M. Warner
Oscar Marx
William F. Connelly
New York
South Dakota
Minnesota
Palmer's Sugar Price Fixing Action Under Inquiry
Washington April 6 The house judiciary sub committee opened an inquiry into Attorney General Palmer's move to fix Louisiana cane sugar at seventeen to eighteen cents a pound. Rep Tinkham said he would prove the action cost Americans about 209 million dollars in higher sugar prices and that Palmer lacked authority under the Lever Act to fix prices.
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Washington
House Judiciary
Palmer
Louisiana
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Shaw
Iie
Exhibition Games Morning Recitals In April Leagues
Portsmouth and several cities report morning exhibition results with battery pairings and scores for teams like New York Americans Brooklyn Nationals Chicago Americans Oklahoma City Western and Phoenix Amateurs as schedules show April 6 fixtures in multiple venues.
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Greenville B. C
Roore
New York Americans
Brooklyn Nationals
Hatteries
Maya
Thormahien
Kuehl
Mitchell
Manimux
Higers
Taylor
Double Killing at Three-B Ranch Leaves Couple Dead
Pueblo Colorado April report of Daniel Fain 26 mortally shooting wife Blanche Fain at the Three-B ranch and killing himself. Coroner unable to assign motive and may not hold inquest. Mrs Fain fathered a four year old son taken to Driscoll home in Pueblo. Bodies brought to Pueblo for investigation.
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Morning Journal
Pueblo
Colo
Daniel Fain
Blanche Fain
McClean
Fains
Fain
Sig. Colo
St. Louis
Big Four Taxi Company
C. R. Mattice
Mattice
Bads
Robert
Florence
Mayor Hannett Re-elected in Carbon City
Gallup reports Mayor Hannett a Democrat won re election with 719 total votes and a 167 margin over C N Cotton. The Hannett slate swept other races including Treasurer Harding and Trustees Giron Stewart Clark Vidal. Voters approved $40000 water bridge and sewer bonds with a clear majority.
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Gallup
T. Hannett
Hannett
C. N. Cotton
Harding
Giron
Stewart Clark
Vidal
Leaders of Canadian strike leaders jailed in Winnipeg court
Six leaders of last year’s general strike were sentenced in Winnipeg on April 6. William Ivens W A Pritchard R J Johns John Queen and George Armstrong each drew one year on six counts of seditious conspiracy with concurrent terms and six months for common nuisance R P Kray received six months on a related charge.
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OY Morning Journal
WwiRe
Winnipeg
William Ivens
W. A. Pritchard
R. J. Johns
John Queen
George Armstrong
R. P. Kray
French Enter Frankfort and Darmstadt Without Fighting
French troops moved into Frankfort at 5 am and Darmstadt at the same hour with no armed resistance. German authorities impose a state of siege in several towns and limit public movement while French forces secure key points and maintain order.
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Morning Journal
Mayence
Associated Press
Frankfort
Darmstadt
de Goutte
Rhine
Berlin
Offenbach
Hochstadt
Koenigstein
Pieburg
Gross Gerau
Wiesbaden
Biebrich
Zweelfuhre Blatt
9& Tank
Hanau
Kuhe
Paris
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