Anti-trust suits planned against major meat packers
Attorney General Palmer announced federal anti-trust prosecutions against Armour Swift Morris Wilson and Cudahy over food price control. He cited violations under the law and directed agents to pursue profiteering and hoarding under food control statutes. President Wilson intends joint session to address high cost of living alongside Lever Act expansions.
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Palmer
Armour
Swift
Morris
Wilson
Cudahy
Federal Trade Commission
United States
Congress
Pudsdiy
Proor
Mondell
Menbers
White House
Labor 3 Railroad program may be made political
Washington news reports organized labor backing a Plumb plan to transfer railroads to public ownership as a remedy for high living costs. Warren Stone and Frank Morrison defended the bill before the House Interstate Commerce Committee, warning of potential general strikes if success failed.
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Washington
Organized Labor
Congress
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Warren S.S. Btone
Brotherhood of Railway Locative Engineers
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Laor
Looting Strikes Liverpool After Police Strike
Hoodlums wreck stores across Liverpool as police are struck and military called to halt looting of jewelry and clothing shops while London remains comparatively quiet.
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Liverpool
London
Captains of Industry and Finance Face Grim Immediate Outlook
Morbidly pessimistic leaders from industry and finance warn of an unstable near term for the nation. Executives stress urgent aid and policy clarity to avert a broader crisis.
Weather Outlook for New Mexico This Week
The forecast calls for fair skies with warmer temperatures in the western portion and showers in the eastern portion. Friday will be partly cloudy with no major changes expected.
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New Mexico
Conditions for the last 24 hours in the Biate universe
The record notes the 24 hour period ending at 6 Pp. pi. yesterday with a focus on observed atmospheric conditions. Details are incomplete and primarily reference ambient readings and measurements without full context or clear values.
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Biate Univers
Tramway Service in Liverpool Suspended as Strike Spreads
Aug 6 Liverpool reports tramway service suspended completely amid a strike wave that began with police and now includes tramway workers and bakers. Municipal employees voted to give twenty four hours strike notice unless tramway demands are met. Physicians push toward trade union unity.
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Liverpool
Au Trade Unien Basix
Machinists Vote on Strike in La Junta
In La Junta Colorado on August 6 machinists at the Bantu Fe railroad shops voted 177 to 0 in favor of striking if international union officials call a walk out. Officials of the Sheet Metal Workers and blacksmiths local unions in the Santa Fe shops said they were ordered to vote on a strike.
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la Junta
Colo
Santa Fe
May Prevail on Wood 10 Extend Well 24 Hours
In Santa Fe August 6 officials press General Leonard Wood to stay another day. A telegram was sent to Governor Pankey and Adjutant General Baca to request a 24 hour extension. Judge McFie leads the McKinley county delegation and figures from Roosevelt era are recalled as a similar plea looms. If not persuaded Wood plans to depart Thursday night for Chicago.
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Santa Fe
Auk
Leonard Wood
Genera
Hitchcock
McKinley County
Las Vegas
Brodie
Arizona
Frank Springer
Washington
Eva Springer
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
New York
The
Sun and Times
Wood
Evgenta
Wooden
Lamy
Chicago
Delegation to Santa Fe Begins Drive at Seven
Wernatde county delegates plan a morning auto caravan from First Street and Central Avenue at 7 o clock to witness the presentation of the state's medal to Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood in Santa Fe. Six motorists had announced their intent to drive, with others expected to join.
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Wernatde County
Leonard Wood
Santa Fe
First Street
Central Avenue
Thomas Hughes
Foch Invited to Visit America by U S Government
Marshal Foch reportedly invited by the United States government and several organizations to visit the United States, according to the Echo de Paris.
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Paria
Havas
Marshal Foch
Echo de Paris
United States
America
Hungarian Front Forces Advance Toward Budapest
Czecha Blovak and Serbian troops following the Humanian lines advance toward Budapest with reported movement from Budapest Tuesday reported by the Associated Press.
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Budapest
Atles
Associated Press
Czecha-Blovak
Humanians
Nationwide Rail Unions Threaten Strike Over Immediate Wages
Fourteen principal railroad unions threaten a nationwide strike unless wage increases are granted immediately. They urge Congress to fund higher pay through appropriations and then raise freight rates, while calling for cost cuts and the removal of private capital from railroads. The move unites about 2.9 million railway workers behind a demand that could paralyze U.S. transportation if unresolved.
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Washington
Deay
Wintee
Lon Boss Treate
Congress
Wilseer
Congress of Organized Labors
Werkere
United States
United States Food Products buys Sugar and Molasses firms
The United States Food Products Corporation said it purchased Sugar Products Company Pure Cane Molasses Canadian Pure Cane Molasses and British Molasses firms plus Tres Company Limited in cash. The buyer, formerly Instillers Securities, makes industrial alcohol and livestock feed with molasses as a key ingredient.
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New York
United States Peed Products Corporation
Sugar Products Company
Pure Cane Molasses Company
United States
Canada
British Molasses Company
Great Britain
Tres Company, Limited
United States Food Products Corporation
Tnstillers Securities Corporation
Alleged profiteers in sugar arrested in Pittsburgh
Special Agent Edgar K. Bpeer of the department of justice said three officials of the Central Sugar company’s branch office were arrested today for alleged sugar profiteering. It is charged the company sold sugar during the last weeks at 14 cents a pound wholesale.
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Pittsburgh
Aus
Edgar K. Bpeer
Department of Justice
Central Sugar Companys
Walkout at End Says Metropolitan Chief Walkout
Public fears that indifference on duty means trouble not yet obliterated as Liverpool rioting follows police strike. London patrols remain stretched while unrest spreads to Old Kent Road with shops looted. Troops patrolling Liverpool as police and strike leaders claim victory or finish.
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The
New York World
Tondon
Liverpool
Scotland
London
London Police Union
Old Kent Road
Lovdon
House of Commons
Atrike
Nevil Maetready
Tyverpool
Germans show little interest in new constitution amid forced demonstrations
Special correspondent Cyril Brown reports scarce public enthusiasm for Germany’s compromised constitution amid government displays. People blame war origins on propaganda, while officials fleetly push elections. Business leaders and financiers warn only American aid can avert catastrophe. recovery hinges on a favorable financial rescue.
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Cyril Brown
Albuquerque Journal
New York World
Ou Preas Publishing Co
Hertin
Bull
America
Germany
Europe
Catrastrenhe
Pacific Fleet of Dreadnoughts Arrives on Pacific Coast
Six giant battleships led by Admiral Hodman anchored off Los Coronados near San Diego signaling the arrival of the Pacific fleet. The New Mexico Mississippi Wyoming Arkansas New York and Texas arrived with destroyers and the Birmingham as their mother ship. Secretary Daniels and Candela planned a reviewing parade off Coronado de Meson with the fleet’s first Pacific visit.
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Los Coronados
Pacific
Candela
Daniels
Coerona de Mesen
Hampton Roads
New York
Texas
Arkansas
Wyoming
Admiral Riodman
Jeavid Veatty
Grand Sea
Helgoland
Oil interests push U S toward war with Mexico says report
A Presbyterian church report quoting Samuel Inman accuses American oil interests of manufacturing propaganda to force U S entry into war with Mexico. It claims oil executives with big Washington and New York offices fund and control propaganda to accelerate intervention.
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U. S
Mexico
New York
United States
Tord of Foreign Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Samuel ©. Inman
Committee On Co-Operation
Latin America
Americas
Inman
Mr. Intian
Washington
Mexican Federal Troops Rout Villistas in Central Mexico
An official message to the Mexican Consul reports that eighty Villistas were killed and thirty three captured when federal troops under Gen. Carleseuna defeated Martín Lopez at allena Cavinvahva on August 2. The federal force totaled 560 men against 1398 rebels.
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Galvestan
Tes
Carleseuna
Martin Lopez
Iallena
Cainvahva
Fierro
American Consul General Resigns in Mexico City
George A. Chamberlain, American consul general in Mexico City, filed his resignation with the State Department before departing for the United States. The confirmation comes from an authoritative source.
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Mexico City
George A. Chatmberlain
State Department
United States
Viscount Uchida Sets Japan’s Shantung Stance
Viscount Uchida the Japanese foreign minister said Japan would operate the Kia or Chaue Chian Fu railway in central Shantung as a joint Chinese Japanese enterprise without discrimination. He added Japan does not intend to retain rights affecting China's territorial sovereignty in Shantung and that Japanese troops will be withdrawn when an arrangement with China for the restitution of Kiao Chau is concluded.
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Viscount Uchida
Japan
Shantung
Kia
China
State Department
United States
Shantune
Paria
Bhantung
Hiaron Makino
Viscount Kinda
Bhantung Peninsula
Gier
Tsing-Tao
Yehida
Baron Makino
Visseunt Chinda
Viscount Yehida
Paris
Uchidas Tokyo Statement on Kiao-Chian Fu Railway
Dispatches received in London on August 6 summarize Viscount Uchida's remarks, with a delayed report covering the foreign minister’s position on the Kiao-Chau Chian Fu railway. The items reflect official Japanese stance as presented through Tokyo and London channels.
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Viscount Uchidas
Tokio
London
Kiao- Chau-Chian Fu
President Wilson clarifies Uchida statement on Shantung policy
The state department released President Wilson’s extended remarks clarifying Japan China policy over Shantung. He supplements Viscount Uchida’s 1915-16 notes, recounting Paris talks and Makino Chinda positions, and stresses U S reservations and need for no misreadings.
Leather goods sold nets profit to U S
Approximately $2 000,000 worth of surplus leather goods finished and unfinished purchased by the government before and during the War were sold at public auction. Prices were higher than original costs, with 140 lots including hides saddlery and straps. Major Wilcom said the names of successful bidders would not be announced until later.
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Wilcom
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