President approves anthracite wage increases amid miners' push
President approves the majority anthracite wage award raising pay by about 6,000,000 annually, urging miners to accept in good faith and carry the award into effect. The plan increases wages for adults, daily miners, and contract workers, with a joint committee to oversee implementation.
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United Mine Kers of America
Weather Forecast for Colorado and Local Report
Weather forecast for Aver Colorado shows Tuesday fair in the south with unsettled temperatures in the north. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies and cooler east portions. Tuesday is warmer with Wednesday fair and cooler north and east portions. Local report summarizes twenty four hour conditions ending 6 p.m. yesterday with west temperatures near 87 and readings of 63 40 and 70 at various stations.
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Ceneemere
Merererrs
Government guarantee ends as rail lines lose aid
Washington reports the government will stop guaranteeing railroad earnings tonight as lines begin operating on their own resources tomorrow. Officials estimate rail revenues will fall sharply with deficits in July and August. loans from revolving funds may be used. About 667 of 1,194 lines accepted surplus division terms with final treasury adjustments possible.
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Washington
A*sociated Press
Bureau of Railway Economics
Julius H. Parmalee
Parmalee
The Wrong Pig by the Ear
An onlooker account of a boy carrier discharged from an evening paper’s staff is disputed. Capt J Hy Toulouse confirms the tale’s details to the paper, which defends publishing all sides of questions and denies responsibility for the other paper’s claims.
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J. Hy Toulouse
Pestancla
Toulouse
Evangelist fights extradition over car theft and death
J W Lowman an evangelist facing extradition from Topeka Kansas to Fort Worth Texas over an automobile theft charge was implicated in the killing of Kerschel Erwin whose car was stolen and whose body was burned at a ranch house near here on April 29. Governor Henry J Allen in Topeka today honored the Texas extradition order for Lowman.
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Morning Journal
Reesea Wine
Fort Worth
Texas
Aus
J. W. Lowman
Topeka
Kansas
Kerschel Erwin
Erwin
Here
Belfast Riots Leave Four Dead and Many Wounded
The Belfast violence described as the worst yet by police left four dead and numerous wounded by early afternoon. Soldiers separated Sinn Feiners and Unionists amid wrecked shops on York and North streets. A curfew from 10 30 p m to 6 am was set for tomorrow.
Race Riot Feared After Lynching of Claude Chandler
Oklahoma City officials ordered all national guard units in readiness for possible race trouble following the lynching of Claude Chandler a negro overnight in Oklahoma City The mob was spurred by rumors of clashes after the assault on a moonshine raid near Arcadia Oklahoma authorities said the incident left federal officer Stanton Weiss and deputies Homer Adrean and Charles Chandler dead
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Morning Journal
Oklahoma City
Okla
National Guard
Claude Chandler
C. F P. Barrett
Barrett
Chandler
Arcadia
Oklahoma
Stanton Weiss
Prohibition
Homer Adrean
Charles Chandler
Arson Strikes Cork County Deputy Lieutenant Residence
A group of armed men set fire to the upscale Burn Country residence of Joseph Pike, deputy lieutenant of Cork County, near Cork. The family was away at the time of the blaze.
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Joseph Pike
Cork County
Abeent
Democratic nominee denies liquor money for Goa fund
The Democratic candidate asserts no contributions come from liquor interests for the Goa campaign fund and vows no future money from those donors. She states the party has not received any funds from liquor men and will not accept such contributions.
Cox denies vets and wets funded Cox campaign
Governor Cox challenges claims that veterans or wets contributed to his campaign after Will Hays testified before a Senate subcommittee on campaign expenditures in Chicago. Cox says official Ohio state records show wets never contributed to his races and calls such claims absurd. He plans to address the state fair and prepare a statement on the world court proposal by Harding.
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Columbus
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Senate
Chicago
Cox
Hays
G. T. Carroll
New Jersey Federation of Liquor Interests
Ohio
Secretary of State
Harding
World Court of Justice
League of Nations
Surah
Kiwanis wallop rival club in thrilling game at field
Rotary and Kiwanis battled in Albuquerque's amateur season with Kiwanis taking a 15 to 12 win at University field. Key moments included a seven-run Kiwanis surge in the final frame and strong hits from Geake Lembke Prager and O Loughlin. Rotary faced late setbacks as Kiwanis pulled away, while gate receipts neared $590 for the Boy Scouts supper fund.
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Hebenstreit
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Rotarians
Return of government to the people in New Mexico urged
The piece argues for direct primaries to empower citizens, warning against autocracy and party bosses. It cites Abraham Lincoln’s trust in public judgment and calls for open, educated participation, noting costs as a small price for intelligent governance and broader voter involvement. Women’s participation and ending backroom caucuses are emphasized.
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New Mexico
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
George the Third
Louis the Sixteenth
Kusia
Rotarians To Pay For Kiwanians Dinner After Loss
In an upcoming joint event at the YMCA the Kiwanians will dine at 6 15 p m while the Rotarians pay the bill after suffering a defeat at University field yesterday afternoon. The two clubs meet in a friendly but costly ceremony.
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Rotarians
University Field
Only 62 Trains Operated in New York City
Nighttime service in Brooklyn was cut to sixty one two car elevated and subway trains with no surface cars. Thousands retreated by motor trucks buses and pedestrians crossing the East River by bridge. Emergency buses filled routes at five cents as officials pursue bus profiteers and a hearing by the public service commission seeks a settlement but arbitration remains the main issue.
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JY Morning Journal
New York
Brooklyn
Public Service Commission
Recognition of de la Huerta regime urged by Douglas Chamber
Resolutions adopted by the Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines call on President Wilson and Secretary Colby to recognize the de facto Mexican government under de la Huerta. The resolutions praise the regime for restoring peace and tranquillity in Mexico after a period of instability.
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Morning Journal
Douglas, Ariz
Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines
Wilson
Colby
United States
Mexico
Real estate ad draws 70 responses over two days
George L. Brooks of West Copper Avenue used the Journal classified page for a small ad and received 57 replies the first day and 13 the second day before asking the paper to remove the ad due to fear of government arrest for blocking malls.
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George L. Brooks
West Copper Avenue
The
Journal
Probe on Republican campaign fund yields little light
The Senate campaign finances probe failed to clarify the $16,000,000 Republican fund amid testimony from Will Hays and Homer S. Cummings. Hays said the budget could reach 3.08 million for the campaign while Cummings said a total chest of about 4.0 million was possible with state committee contributions.
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Worming Journal
Chicago
Will H. Hays
Homer S. Cummings
Senate
Cox
Republican Party
D. M. Flood
Virginia
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Hays
Republican National Committee
Cummings
National Committee
Connecticut
Rhidge
Mr. Cummings
Inventor Jack Raynolds Reveals Life and Laughs in Interview
John Madison Raynolds known as Jack, born in Central City Colorado, recalls forced into hanking and choosing invention as a life path. He jokes about building a night school for editors to curb stereotypes and shares his hobby of pursuing results.
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John Madison Raynolds
Jack
Central City
Colorado
Republican Platform Prompts Voters To Read On Page Five
The notice urges Republicans to review platform proposals printed on page five and admonishes every reader to enlighten themselves about the party’s vital issues.
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