Harding May Withhold WTO Statement On Strike Situation
Washington August 16 AP report says talks between railroad executives and railroad labor leaders to settle the shopmen strike may delay President Harding's planned Congress report. Officials indicate he may withhold his message while unions and management pursue a settlement. Stone and other leaders meet with executives in New York. Railroad traffic shows a fair volume with 851,951 freight cars loaded the week ending August 5, down from prior week but up from last year.
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Outhern Railway
Jodge Lees Harding
Senator Lodge
Repubiin
Association of Railway Executives
Vladivostok Evacuation Of Japanese Troops Announced
Japanese commander says evacuation of Japanese troops from Vladivostok will start August 26 in four stages. Areas will be restricted and Russian forces barred under the April 29 1920 Buso Japanese agreement. Drastic measures will be used to enforce the zones and prevent interference.
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Vladivostok
Associated Press
Taft men shot by bandits refuse to surrender
Bakersfield Calif Aug 16 W Leslie of South Taft and Charles Ross of Los Angeles were fatally shot by two hold up men in Taft last night after they refused to raise their hands.
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South Taft
Here
Charles Ross
Los Angeles
Taft
New Mexico Property Assessments See Big Decline in 1922
Total assessed valuation in New Mexico is expected to fall to about 226 million dollars this year, down from last year by roughly 25 million. The state tax commission notes cattle and grazing land reductions push the decrease, with counties reporting lower values due to drought and ruined crops. The tax panel will study dry farming areas through August 24 before reviewing school and county budgets.
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Santa Fe
Mexico
John Joerns
Unsettled Weather Across Regions With Patchy Showers
Denver and surrounding areas forecast unsettled conditions on Thursday with possible showers and thin storms. Friday looks generally fair in the south with minor temperature changes, while the north remains unsettled. Arizona expected fair skies through Friday with little temperature shift. University weather notes report ghost temperatures and humidity around 67 to 87 with varying precipitation and wind descriptions.
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Cole
New Xico
Arizona
Senate Tariff Bill Amendments Narrowed to Final Debate
Washington reports two notable exceptions where amendments failed as the Senate advanced the administration tariff bill. Senator Warfield lost a bid to add crude petroleum and fuel oil duties while Democrats failed to cut aluminum rates. Debate centers on whether treasury experts shaped the measure and how foreign trade zones might operate under the bill.
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Senate
Warfeld
Oklahoma
Reed
Denocrat
Missouri
Ile
Treasury Department
McCumber
Dial
South Carolina
Senate Commerce Comittee
East and West Herald Turf Championship Semifinals
The women's national turf singles championship at West Side club in Forest Hills narrows to four players: Miss Helen Wills and Mrs May Bundy of the Pacific coast, and Mrs Molla Mallory and Miss Leslie Bancroft of the east. Wills defends past finalist Jessup 2 6 6 2 and Bundy beats Bayard 12 10 4 6 0 while Bancroft and Mallory win in straight sets.
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New York
Leslie Bancroft
West Newton
Mass
Miss Wills
California
Bundy
Mallory
Miss Bancroft
Marion Zinderstein Jessup
Martha Bayard
Short Hills
N. J
Clare Cassel
Elboron
Edith Sigourney
Boston
Barnstorming Rule Amendment Outlined for World Series Players
Notices of the amended barnstorming rule for world's series players were mailed to major league club owners after a joint meeting of the two leagues before Commissioner Landis. The amendment narrows that a player may participate in an exhibition game only with written club consent.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Landis
Minnesota Official Sentenced for Grand Larceny
Ileary CC Hlanke, former Hennepin county treasurer, was sentenced in district court to one to ten years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to grand larceny for embezzling $258,000 in county funds. The August 16 sentencing occurred in Minneapolis.
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Minn
Ileary CC
Hlanke
Hennepin
State
Memorial carving marks Vernon Castle grave
Mrs Treman selects a life sized un draped sculpture titled The End of the Day by Sally James Farnham to honor Vernon Castle, who died in the U S aviation service four years ago. The installation occurred without an unveiling ceremony and Mrs Treman denies posing for the piece.
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Robert Treman
Vernon Castle
Sally James Farnham
Atso
Kelly Field
U. S. Aviation Service
Gallup Coal Strike Arrests and Lewis Victory Claim
Gallup New Mexico two military men and a civilian were arrested for alleged assault on women passengers amid a coal strike. In Cleveland John L Lewis announced agreements adding about 10.6 million tons annual soft coal production and touted victory on wage retention and collective bargaining.
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Sganzini
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Gibson
Gallup-American Coal Company
C. Sganzini
Albuquerque
Camp Nechem
Cleveland
Ohio
Associated Press
Philadelphia
John L. Legis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Wreck on St. Louis and San Francisco Line Claims Engineer
At Horine Missouri on August 16 two St. Louis and San Francisco trains collided. Fireman E. E. Jones of Chaffee died and engineer George Weston of St. Louis was seriously injured. Cause cited as wrong orders or mis construction of orders. The southbound train slowed from 40 to 20 mph before the impact. several passengers were shaken but uninjured.
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Horine
E. E. Jones
Chaffee
No. 806
George Weston
St. Louis
No. Sot
San Francisco
No. 801
Danforth Released to Tulsa in Western League Move
St Louis August 15 Dave Danforth left hand pitcher for the St Louis Americans has been released under option to the Tulsa club of the Western league Bob Quinn business manager of Tulsa announced tonight Danforth was suspended recently for mudding a ball but he denied any involvement in doctoring the ball
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Tulsa
St. Louis
Dave Danforth
St Louis Americans
Bob Quinn
Danforth Re Cently
Man Lost in Hills Found Unconscious Near Camp
John Perry Waldron an 88 year old Civil War veteran from Prescott Arizona was found unconscious in the Crow King hills eighteen miles from his camp after seven days missing. He had gone without food or water for four days and is expected to recover. Waldron served in the Thirty-ninth Illinois Volunteer Infantry.
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Cress
Prescott
Ariz
John Perry Waldron
Crow King
Here
Hie
Ife
Waldron
Thirty-ninth
Jinois Volunteer Infantry
Bridge contract award for three Rio Arriba crossings
The Jenkins Bridge and Construction Company of Denver won the contract to build three bridges in Rio Arriba County. The spans are over Wolf Creek, the Chama River, and Navajo Canyon. The total price is 10,560.46 dollars, essentially the state engineer's estimated cost.
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Jenkins Bridge and Construction Company
Denver
Rio Arriba County
Wolf Creek
Chama River
Navajo Canyon
Reed Sworn In as Senator for Pennsylvania
Washington August 16 Major David A Reed of Pittsburgh was sworn in today as senator from Pennsylvania to succeed the late William J Crow in the United States Senate ceremony held in the capital city with military and civic observers present.
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Washington
David A. Reed
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
William J. Crow
Tariff Favors Oil Tariff on Crude Oil Urged in Senate
Senator Harreld Republican Oklahoma urged tariff duties on crude petroleum and fuel oil as the sole means to shield U S independents from a monopoly led by Standard Oil Doheny and Royal Dutch Shell He accused the trio of monopolizing U S production and acquiring vast holdings while opponents warned tariffs would raise prices for consumers and disrupt railroad fuel needs.
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Senate
Harreld
Oklahoma
United States
Standard
EK. J. Doheny
Royal Dutch Shell
Inet
Doheny
Royal Shell
Union Oj Company
Delaware
Standard and
Lwheny
Teapot Dome
Wyoming
California
Standard of Indiana
Midwest
Mexico
Harreid
Man held in Texas misidentified as missing Denver teller
A prisoner held by Justice Department agents in San Antonio was identified as a man named Smith, not Edwin F. Morse the missing Denver bank teller. Morse is alleged to have absconded with $78,166. the detainee is being kept on a technical charge, with Denver detective A W Brown unable to confirm the identity.
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Tex
Department of Justice
Edwin F. Morse
Denver
Smith
Lloyd's Insurance Company of London
Tampico
Mexico
Edwin Frederick Morse
A. W. Brown
Morse
Injunction Quietly Bans Striking Workers in North Carolina
Temporary injunction signed by Judge James E Boyd and E Yates Webb restrains all striking employees and organizers from interfering with interstate commerce and railroad movement in Spencer and Salisbury North Carolina. Reports say Attorney General Daugherty notes serious trouble at the Spencer shopmen strike with alleged shop intrusions and intimidation. no federal action yet, marshals on the job.
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United States Mall
Southern Railroad
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Salisbury
United States District Court
James E., Boyd
Greensboro
E. Yates Webb
Shelby
Washington
Pdaiugherty
N. C
United States
Delay of Angel Sailings Halted by Strike
The Angel motorship bound for Liberia was delayed in Los Angeles due to a railroad strike. Rev J E Lewis led 100 Black passengers in a back to Africa movement but postponed departure until 52 additional travelers from the east and south could arrive. The ship, flagship of the Liberian Transportation Company and Church of God line, allegedly flies Liberia's flag.
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Griffith laid to rest amid Ireland tribute at Glasnevin
Dublin marks the burial of Arthur Griffith with a requiem mass at the Immaculate Conception Cathedral and a funeral procession to Glasnevin Cemetery. Michael Collins leads Griffith’s supporters. American counsel Michael Doyle attends from London to place a wreath in memory. Cardinal Logue sends a sympathy message.
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Michael Francia Doyle
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All Ireland
Michael Collins
Reunion of the Scottish Rite Masons Begins in Santa Fe
Santa Fe August 16 Scottish Rite Masons of the thirty second degree in New Mexico open their forty first reunion at the Scottish Rite cathedral with a class of 24 candidates. The sessions run through Saturday. Albuquerque contributes one third of the class with members from Santa Fe Clovis Bernalillo and Gallup among others.
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Bb. M. Bohn
W. T. Collings
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J. L. Farmer
J. T. Sayles
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J. F. Simms
J. D. Sterrett
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W. D. Black
Rincon
G. G. Black
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B. N. Czarlinsky
Raton
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Gallup
R. C. Hickman
H. L. Kisor
Clovis
A. C. Koch
L. EE. Porter
Dedman
T. W. Quayle
Socorro
W. HL Rhodes
Roswell
Rollie Dominick
W. BE. Rutherford
Bernalillo
John C. Sears
Ralph “J. Twitchell
Japan Begins Step to Scrap Naval Vessels Under Treaty
Japan outlines the first move to meet Washington naval pact limits. Heavily armed ships will be stripped of turrets then sent to yards for scrapping once the treaty is in effect and all signatories approve. Aki, Satsuma, Kashima, Katori battleships and Kurama Tkoma battle cruisers are listed for this phase.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Washington
Satsuma
Kashima
Katori
Kurama
Tkoma
Bracelet Stolen From Actress Mildred Davis Home
Burglars entered Mildred Davis s Los Angeles residence and took a bracelet valued at 1000 dollars, police report confirms.
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Los Angeles
Mildred Davis
Big Four Men In Arizona Return To Work After Walkout
Prescott Arizona August 16 The Big Four brotherhood members who walked out over unsafe equipment notified Santa Fe railroad officials they are prepared to return to work tonight The move involves about 50 Prescott workers and 200 to 300 at other Arizona points and clears the way for resumption of service on the Lata Pe railway Ash Park Prescott Phoenix and Phoenix Wickenburg branches.
Legislation Aims to Curb Fuel Shortages and Dual Situations
Harding would give the federal fuel agency powers to control distribution and price of fuel to cure evils of dual situations. The proposed measure seeks government oversight to stabilize supply and pricing amid shortages and competing demands.
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Harding
Federal Fuel Agency
Safeguards Sought to Shield Nation from Coal Hardships
Senator Borah asks Secretary Hoover to investigate profiteering and urges immediate measures to curb high coal prices. President Harding reportedly weighs legislation to empower a federal fuel administration and create a federal coal commission to probe the industry and resolve labor disputes.
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Harding
Congress
Federal Fuel Emergency Organization
Hoover
Federal Coal Commission
Central Con Distribution Committee
Coffee Harmful to Children Says Woman
Madison August 18 A Wisconsin health official urged a prohibition on coffee saying it would benefit children. Mrs Blanche Rivers head of the child welfare division cited that coffee as a milk substitute can harm youngsters noting underweight irritability and examination difficulty in coffee drinkers among children.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Blanche Rivers
Child Welfare Division
Wisconsin Board of Health
Wisconsin Health
Woman once deaf and dumb talks after pneumonia illness
New York August 16 The Associated Press reports Jena Stein aged 55 who had been deaf and dumb since girlhood now speaks and hears as well as any person Doctors note recovery followed pneumonia with influenza and observe potential effects on ear drums and vocal cords as they study the case
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Associated Press
New York
Jena Stein
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