Parley at White House on settlement of railway strike
President Harding hosted leaders Jewell Johnson and Noonan to push a settlement as four brotherhoods warn of possible strikes if equipment conditions persist. A separate meeting with shopmen chiefs and officials was postponed to Monday amid cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Jewell
Johnson
Noonan
Harding
Associated Ree
Washington
Aug. & C
Associated
Prosa
Arding
Rh. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
W. F P. Johnson
Machinists
J. B. Noonan
Electrical Workers Brotherhood
FE. Willis
J. Paat
Arthur J. Lovett
On Yweers
Therhood
Enttehmens Union
Southern Railway
Ion
Brotherhood
Alb
Warding
Davia
Peney Visits Olongapo with Navy Leaders
Secretary of the Navy Denby visited Olongapo aboard the U S Huron with Admiral Joseph Straus fleet commander. He greeted Masonic bodies in Manila and spoke with University of the Philippines students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peney
Olongapo
Manila
Denby
Olongapao
U. S
Huron
Joseph Straues
University of the Philippines
National Army Takes Kilmallock After Adare Capture
National army troops occupied Kilmallock, a key republican stronghold, after seizing Adare ten miles away last night, an official announcement stated this morning in Limerick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmallock
Limerick
Associated Press
National Army
Adare
Union leaders invite conference with Harding over armed guards in rail shops
Four railroad unions on strike invite leaders to a Washington talk with President Harding to protest armed guards in shops and yards. Penny Leonard defends his world lightweight title with a ten round no decision over Ever Hammer in Chicago as gate receipts reach about 24 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Cincinnat
Associated Press
FB. H Fitzgerald
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
BK. J. Manion
BK. F. Grable
D. GW. Pmfelt
North America
J. G. Lohreen
Fitzgerald
Lahreen
Grable
Uniers
Hearding
Washington
Fitggerald
Hoe
Neridental Dia
Ningside
Michigan City
Ind
Penny Leonard
Hammer
Chicago
Leonard
Leonards
Iammer
Jeonard
Pour
Hehdy
Benny
Leoffird
Independent Senate bid looms as Reed opponent urged
St Louis Aug 6 Frank Hortie State Senator and Breckenridge Long supporter sent telegrams to Senator Reed offering backing amid reports anti Reed Democrats seek an independent candidate to run against United States Senator James A Reed in the November general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Associated Press
Deld
United States
James A. Reed
Frank Hortie
Breckenridge Long
Reed
Tewed
Akron contractor plans Erie rail shops reopening
W W Warner of Youngstown Equipment Co announced the Erie railroad shops at Kent will reopen Monday. He said old employees requested the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
W. W. Warner
The
Youngstown Equipment Company
Erie Railroad
Kent
East Central Avenue Paved To University By State Highway
The state highway department will pave East Central Avenue from city limits to the university with a concrete base and bitulithic surface. Work starts tomorrow and will be rushed to completion at no cost to county or property owners. Grading will begin for future paving toward Tijeras Canyon and Manzano National Forest.
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East Central
WN. MW. Highway Department
State Highway Department
F. G. Healy
Santa Fe
Highway Department
Mesa
Tijeras Canyon
Manzano National Forest
State University
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Commerce
Weather Forecast and Local Conditions Report
Weather summary for the region includes New Mexico generally fair in the south and unsettled in the north with possible showers and thunderstorms. Arizona fair on Sunday and Monday with little temperature change. Local report shows a high of 95, humidity readings, and a partly cloudy day with light winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Tees
Beauty Wed at Faber's Bedside With FA. B. and Nurse Witnesses
Joseph Scranton wed Miss Beulah Benedict in a Cleveland hospital act performed beside an operating table with a surgeon and nurse as witnesses. Col. Walter Scranton, former Lackawanna Steel president, lay awaiting surgery and urged the couple to marry before the scalpel. The groom, 41, wed a bride 15 years his junior, after travels from Vergennes Vermont where the Scranton family has ties.
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Beauty
Faber
FA. B
Central Press
Cleveland
Joseph Scranton
Miss Beulah Benedict
Col
Walter Scranton
Lackawanna Steel Company
Benedict
Gergennes
Colonel Scranton
Vermont
Scranton
Mores’ Scranton
Pennsylvania
Chicago
League seeks international passport for stateless war refugees
Geneva reports a League of Nations effort to register stateless Russians and other refugees across Europe. A proposed international passport would bind recipients to the League’s protection rather than a single country, though nations may resist recognizing such documents.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Russia
Europe
Berlin
Turkey
Jugoslavi
Bulgaria
Rumania
Nansen
Austria-Hungary
Prohibition Bust Near Artesia Seizes Still and Mash
Artesia New Mexico August 6 prohibition officers Rector and Lowman with Deputy Sheriff Stevenson seized a 60 gallon still and 110 gallons of mash near Dayton along the Pecos River. A man identified as Bill Poteet was arrested bound over to the grand jury. Four arrests tied to recent illicit liquor cases in the area. Also deputy Stevenson arrested William Mays alias Charles Serak wanted for horse theft in Chaves county. He was sent to Roswell with the suspect believed to be a deserter from the U S Army using the alias Charles Sockett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesia
N. M
Rector and Lowman
M. Stevenson
Dayton
Salt Cedars
Pecos River
Bill Poteet
Grand
Navy
William Mays
Charles Serak
Chaves County
Roswell
Crane
Qnoswell
United States Army
William Mayo
Charles Sockett
School fires teacher for Darwin theory at Fort Sumner
Santa Fe reports Fort Sumner principal F F Dean informed the state education department that the board asked for his resignation after an opinion that a teacher under contract cannot be fired for teaching Darwinian theory. Dean condemned the move as medievalism and cited nationwide attacks on such teaching.
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Santa Fe
N. M
F. F
Fort Sumner
Department of Education
A. M. Edwards
Louisville & Nashville Reject Ford Offer in Kentucky Coal Line
Louisville and Nashville Railroad rejects Henry Ford's offer to aid in operating its coal carrying line in eastern Kentucky after a conference with Detroit, Toledo and Tren ton officials owned by Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Louisville, Ky
Tounsville & Nashville Railroad Company
Henry Ford
Kentucky
Detroit, Toledo & Trenton Railroad
Mr. Ford
Louisville & Nashville
Rail labor talks amid looming strike split in Washington
Both sides in the rail controversy claimed potential victory as engineers trainmen enginemen and firemen together with B M Jewell met federal officials in Washington. Measures to keep trains running faced the threat of further outages with crews and equipment shortages widening across eastern rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
B. M. Jewell
Washington
Eastern
Robert Rinkerd
Association of Railway Executives
The
Erie
Albuquerque to Host Republican State Convention
The New Mexico State Central Committee chose Albuquerque to host the Republican state convention with timing to be set by a five member committee. Speakers included Gov. Mechem and party figures from Santa Fe Las Cruces and Albuquerque. The group adopted a new set of rules for committee guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
State Central Committee
JL. Phillips
Supreme Court
M. CC. Mechem
A. Otero-Warren
H. B. Holt
Las Cruces
Nestor Montoya
Frank W. Clancy
Governor Mechem
German Worker Insurance Faces Financial Strain Across Germany
Berlin reports that medical costs have surged with 20 fold postwar inflation and medicines up to 25 times higher. Dr Heinrich Brauns notes sick funds struggle to pay benefits as the mark’s depreciation worsens the social insurance system. 16 million insured under invalidity plans and 1.6 million under private employer schemes face mounting strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Heinrich Brauns
Brauns
Curtailment of Tariff Debate Moves Ahead
Senate leaders reach unanimous consent curtailing debate on the tariff with a vote before September 1 hoped for. Debate on the sugar schedule opens as Senator Harrison cites alleged Cuba sugar dealings and a $14,000,000 fund plan, while Senator Smoot denies the letter. A Senate investigation is proposed, but Sen. Lodge objects for lack of time.
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Washington
Aug
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
General Crowder
Havana
Smoot
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
Cuba
Cuban Sugar Producers Agreement Syndicate, Inc
Alfred Grover
New York City
Mr. Grover
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Y M C A Works To Aid Youths In Old Country
Paris reports Y M C A workers from 20 countries plan future efforts among European youths amid wrecked economies. Fifty workers in a Czech town prepare for a second World’s Conference of Y M C A for Boys, aiming to draw 500 delegates and fund a sharing conference in Austria. Professor Frank Thomas says youth offer tomorrow’s humanity and should be won with uprightness and hope, noting their eagerness, idealism, and disdain for diplomatic pretense.
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Paris
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Frank Thomas
World Committee
Hoover is Asked to Find Bartender for Guatemala Hotel
Washington reports that Secretary Hoover was asked to locate a competent Yankee bartender for a new Guatemala hotel aimed at American salesmen and to be American in every respect according to official commerce department notices.
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Hoover
Guatemala
Associated Press
Washington
Commerce Department
Farrell Works Close in Sharon as Coal Shortage Hits
All departments of the Farrell works of the Carnegie Steel company in Sharon Pennsylvania were shut down except one blast furnace due to coal scarcity. About twelve hundred men lost their jobs, while independent mills in the area report two to three weeks of coal on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Farrell Works
Carnegie Steel Company
Criticism of New Mexico Penitentiary Control System
A board report on the July 19 prison mutiny condemns Superintendent P. Jaramillo for mishandling the situation amid a system where party loyalty influences appointments. The document notes discrepancies between accounts, cites food budget limits, and highlights the reliance on untrained prison leaders, with Dugan praised as capable but not appointed due to political rules.
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Santa Fe
Placido Jaramillo
Board of Penitentiary Commissioners
M. C. Mechem
L. A. Hughes
R. L. Ormabee
Warren Graham
Thomas Hughes
Albuquerque
J. K. Torres
Socorro
Ormahbee
Graham
Jaramilla
Mechem
New Mexico
P. J. Dugan
I’. J. Dugan
Patty Dugan
Fantt
Gallup
McKinley County
Dugan
Fidel Ortiz
Jaramillo
Valencia
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Benny Leonard
C. of C
Tijeras
Mrs. Beulah Benedict Scranton
My the Asseated Press
Pegos
FT. Sumner
L. & N. Railroad CO
FORD
Duke City
YM. C. A
Iron Works
N. M. Board of Penitentiary Commissioners
Guthrie Smith
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