Harding's Proposal 10 Ends Rail Strike Tension
A committee of railway executives will meet President Harding to present a conditional acceptance of his August 7 plan. The group, led by T DeWitt Cuyler, will report at 4 30 PM and keep details private until the president reviews the terms, including seniority and rehiring concerns.
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Harding
Associated Press
New York
T. DeWitt Curier
Association of Railway Executives
Cuyler
United States
Rat
Vthat
Railroad Labor Ranc
T. DeWitt Cuyler
Robert Rinkerd
Cuvler
Mrinkerd
Marding
Patel
Haley Fiske
Metropolitan Life Insuranee Company
Weather forecast for Denver and regional areas
Weather bulletin for Denver Colorado and surrounding states notes New Mexico partly cloudy Saturday with thunder showers in the northeast and warmer conditions in the north. Arizona is expected to be largely fair with little temperature change. Data from the university records shows highs around 92 and lows near 67 with variable humidity and light precipitation.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
S.ee
Irregulars Attack Dublin Post Office Fire and Raid
Twenty irregulars entered Amiens Street post office and overpowered guards. They looted the instrument room, scattered gasoline, and set a fire causing substantial damage. Fire brigade extinguished the blaze and normal service is expected to resume soon. One raider was arrested.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Amiens Street
Cork Is Controlled by National Troops
Dublin says national troops entered Cork on Thursday and were welcomed. Seven troopers were killed with many wounded and some missing. Reports say 18 civilians were murdered by irregulars. Irregulars burned six barracks and three bridges while national forces secured the post office and customs house.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Cork
Judge Symes to preside over AT S F strike injunction case
Judge J Fos ter Symes of Denver will preside in Santa Fe in the United States district court over the hearing on a temporary restraining order. Striking shop employees must show cause why a preliminary injunction should not issue to prohibit interference with the A T S F railway's business.
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Symes Wile
Santa Fe
J. Foster Symes
Denver
United States District Court
Colin Neblett
A., T. & S. F. Railway
Enginemen May Join in Strike, Stone Declares
Washington reports after hours of closed doors union officials, led by Warren Stone, announced they are not ready to accept Harding’s strike settlement offer. Seven unions on strike plan to state their position publicly, with potential further walkouts threatening transportation.
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Washington
Associated Press
Ojfef
Harding
Warren 8. Stone
Engineers’ Brotherhood
Stone
White House
BH. M. Jewell
Mr. Stone
Brotheroods
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Safety
Railroad Labor Board
Martin F. Ryan
Ccarmen
Hooper
Brotherhood
W. G. Lee
W. N. Doak
Cimmins
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Pomerene
Ohio
Cummins
Bandits Loot Six in Los Angeles Jewelry Haul
Two masked bandits held up a party of six in Los Angeles this morning and fled with more than 25000 in jewelry cash and wearing apparel. Mrs J Slosbhung formerly of Omaha Neb reported more than 13500 in jewelry taken.
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Los Angeles
J. Slosbhung
Omaha
Neb
Colonel Troutman Elected Head of New Mexico Military Institute
Colonel J. C. Troutman was elected superintendent of the New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell on Aug 11, succeeding J. W. Willson. Troutman, Harvard A B and A M, has led the school since 1911 as principal and director.
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Roswell
N. M
J. C. Troutman
New Mexico Military Institute
United States
Board of Regents
J. W. Willson
Troutman
Harvard University
New Mexico Military School
Walska and McCormick Wed in Paris City Hall
Harold I. McCormick of Chicago married Madame Walska, Mrs. Alexander Smith Cochran, today in Paris Sixteenth ward city hall. The couple hosted a luncheon at the city hotel with Dudley Field Malone as guest and witness. They then departed for an undisclosed automobile tour.
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Chicago
Sixteenth Ward
Paris
Associated Press
Harold I. McCormick
Alexander Smith Cochran
Madame Walska
McCormick
City Hotel
Dudley
Ield Malone
Malone
Cochran
McCormick Ex-Wife Declines Comment On Marriage News
Chicago August 11 Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick will have no comment on her ex husband Mr McCormick's Paris marriage to Mme Ganna Walska opera singer and on their daughter's engagement to Max Oser. The former wife, divorced last winter, declined to speak about the marriage or other activities of her former husband.
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Chicago
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Mr. McCormick
Mathilde
Max Oser
Mme. Walska
Chicago Opera Company
Edith McCormick
Paris
New York
Marinuzzo
Alexander Smith Cochran
McCormick
End of Walkout Anthracite Draws Near
United Mine Workers ready to resume negotiations to end the anthracite strike in Pennsylvania on any date designated by operator representatives, per a message from President John L. Lewis to the Scranton board of trade.
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Lewis
Cleveland
Aug
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
John L. Lewis
Scranton Board of Trade
White House predicts imminent settlement in coal wage dispute
Washington officials say the anthracite crisis will climax within a week with President Harding backing operators as unlikely to obstruct a settlement. Secretary Davis warns of a 20 million ton anthracite shortage and notes bituminous supply cannot meet normal surplus before next April. The central coal committee may deny fuel priority to nonconforming mines.
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Washington
White House
Harding
Cleveland
Davis
Central Coal Committee
Spencer
Embargo Hit California Fruit Shipments Amid Labor Walkout
Sacramento August 11 T W Warrington representative of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad said company headquarters in San Francisco ordered an embargo on fruit shipments throughout California due to the walkout of the Big Four brotherhood men.
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Sacramento
Calif
T.W. Warrington
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
San Francisco
California
Big Four’ Brotherhood
Abscess Forces Postponement of Boxing Bout
St Paul Minnesota August 11 Fred Fulton exhib an abscess in his nose when examined by the state boxing commission’s physician delaying his ten round bout with Billy Miske scheduled for tonight at Lexington Park.
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St. Paul
Minn
Fred Fulton
State Boxing Commission
Billy Miske
Lexington Park
Miners and Operators Weigh Arbitration in Wage Talks
Cleveland August discussion on soft coal talks suggests current contract likely expires April 1. Operators propose arbitration, miners oppose. union leaders favor advisory fact finding. Illinois opposition noted but leaders optimistic about reaching agreement despite disputes over arbitration.
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Associated Prec
Cleveland
Ohio
Associated Press
Frank Farrington
Illinois
Michael Gallagher
John J. Lewis
Farrington
Lewis
TM Illinois
Baker presents unique case in nlan smen trial
Los Angeles August 1 1921 The trial of thirty six defendants accused of Ku Klux Klan involvement in an Inglewood raid last April will resume Monday under a stipulation. Defendant N A Baker will receive a mistrial order and further action awaits a court directed alienist report. Judge Houser calls the situation unique in California. Baker’s illness prompted mental examination to determine impact on the joint indictment. Dr T J Orbinson to conduct the mental evaluation.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Inklewood
Houser
N. A. Baker
Alienista
California
Baker
Keys
T. J. Orbinson
Americans Pay More Than a Dollar Word to Cable
London reports Americans must pay $1 per word to read messages from England to New York via Lisbon Cape Verdes Islands and Buenos Aires, due to Irish irregulars delaying Trans Atlantic cables. Telegraphic links between Britain and the United States remain severely disrupted with 10 of 17 cables out of service. Newspapers and press agencies face reduced coverage awaiting restored normal service.
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London
Associated Press
England
New York
Lisbon
Cape Verdes Islands
Buenos Aires
Great Britain
United States
Press Association
Sun Yat Sen May Be Offered Presidency of China
Sun Yat Sen former president of South China, fleeing Canton, nears Shanghai and may be offered the presidency of United China by the Peking administration. Eugene Chen, Sun’s representative, calls the claim absurd.
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Shanghai
Associated Press
Sun Yat-Sen
South China
Canton
United China
Peking
Sun
Eugene Chen
Canton Business Revives After Sun Yat Sen Flight
Canton Aug 11 Sun Yat Sen fled to Hong Kong and Shanghai prompting an immediate revival in Canton business. North China armies supporting his regime were reported crushed and scattered, weakening his southern government position.
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Canton
Sun Yat-Sen'sa
Hong Kong
Shanghai
South China
Walkout by Ogden Firemen Disrupts Rail Traffic
Members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engine men at Southern Pacific Ogden Utah fail to report for duty halting several trains. Walkouts also hit Salt Lake City and Pocatello yards affecting fire builders and helpers as unions demand guards be disarmed and stock bolstered.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Southern Pacific
Ogden
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Pocatello
Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake
Union Pacific
Brotherhood
Ogden Yards
Carlin
Nevada
Whiskaway Sold to C. W. Clark Beneficiary
Harry Payne Whitney accepted an offer for the champion three year old Whiskaway from C. W. Clark. The sale price is not public but widely believed to be 125000 dollars. Whiskaway, a fixture in California stud circles, defeated Morvich in the Carlton Stakes at Aqueduct and again at Latonia despite equal weights.
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Associated Press
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Harry Payne Whitney
G. W. Barnes
C. W. Clark
Whiskaway
Barnes
California
United States
William A. Clark
Montana
Aqueduct Course
Morvich
Latonia
Flexible tariff plan approved in tariff measure
The senate approved a flexible tariff plan allowing the president to adjust tariff rates in the pending bill until July 1, 1924. The vote stood 386 to 20 with three Republicans against and two Democrats in support. The chamber then advanced provisions on unfair competition and import practices.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
United States
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Jones
New Mexico
Strike Causes Coast to Suffer Transportation Slowdowns
Southern California confronts a railroad shopmen strike spreading along Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe lines delaying passenger service and freight. Twelve transcontinental trains stalled desert waiting crowds of up to 2 500 passengers, mail moved by boat, excess stage operations, and limited Santa Fe freight movement amid high desert heat. Coast steamers report higher demand for accommodations. No major damage reported from bombs near Santa Fe yards.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Desert Points
Southern Pacific
Sproule
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Desert
Barstow
California Limited
Needles
San Bernardino
50 000 Americans in U S Are Needless Blind Asserted
New York August 11 Fifty thousand Americans are blind who need never have lost their sight, says the National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness in urging normal schools and colleges to teach sight conservation. The proposed 17 topic curriculum covers eye structure, diseases, visual testing, refraction, proper glasses, teacher cooperation with medical staff, classroom lighting and textbook type for children.
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Associated Press
New York
National Committee For the Prevention of
Boy Scout Gives Skin Graft to Save Friend
Santa Barbara California August 11 Jimmie Davis 14 longtime Boy Scout gives his own skin to help Grover Johnson 9 hurt by July holdover firecracker blast. Doctors say burns will heal with skin grafts and care.
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Associated Press
Santa Babara
Calif
Jimmie Davis
Jimmie
Grover Johnson
Jim
Mie
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