Railroad Labor Board Faces Federal Suit Over Shopmen Case
The United States railroad labor board was sued in federal court by the Pennsylvania Railroad seeking to block a board ruling. Judge Landis had issued a temporary restraining order, and a permanent decision was set for tomorrow. Board members welcomed the court fight as clarification of jurisdiction and rules for employee representation negotiations. Shop union officials disavowed participation, treating the action as between railroad and board.
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Chicago
Associated Press
United States Railroad Labor Board
Pennsylvania Railroad
K. M. Landis
Henting
Landis
Cante
Honart
Wi Sgken
Ite
Arbeld
Penneyivania
Pennsylvania
Fire destroys Roy New Mexico high school building
A nearly finished Roy New Mexico high school building was destroyed by a fire early today. Authorities suspect incendiary action with gasoline. eight rooms on the first floor were damaged. the structure was insured for 45,000 dollars with expected arrests soon and total losses around 10,000 dollars.
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Roy
New Mex
N. M
NM. M
Federal and State Move to End Stockyards Strike Violence
Federal and state authorities sent four mediators to the stockyards district to ease clashes between strike sympathizers, workers, and police. Ernest Withail of the Illinois Industrial Commission said the plan aims to end violence and bring talks between packers and strikers, with officials praising the move over troops. Major disturbances were reported yesterday in Chicago and earlier in other cities, while mass demonstrations occurred in Kansas City and Omaha as union members consider coordinated action.
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Chicago
Associated Press
United States Department of Lower
Ilinois Industrial Commission
Ernest Withail
State Commission
Cadd
Osear FL Neleson
BR. M. Marshman
United States
Tate
Withal
Chienco
Kansans
Omaha
Renero
Ten Per Cent Wage Cut At A T & S F Plant
Notices posted on the bulletin board announce a 10 percent cut in wages at the A T & S F shape starting December 20. Employees seek a 5 percent raise, arguing workers in maintenance of way are not making a living wage.
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Tovia
N. M. Dee
Maintenance of Way
Four-Power Treaty Agreed In Principle To Replace Anglo-Japanese Pact
Washington reports that the United States Great Britain Japan and France have in principle accepted a four power treaty as a substitute for the Anglo-Japanese alliance. Details remain to be settled but are said to be minor with a plenary session expected soon to announce the accord and possibly a naval ratio of 5 to 3 among the three powers.
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Assoc
Washington
Associated Press
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Tokio
Denver and Southwest Weather Forecast Details
Weather outlook for Denver and nearby areas shows warmer conditions for Saturday and Sunday with fair skies in the Arizona southwest region. The 24 hour period ending yesterday at 6 pm reports a high around 40s, humidity noted in the morning and evening, and no precipitation recorded.
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Denver
Colo
Dee
Newexico
Arizona
Esas
All Ireland Leaders Split Over Approval Pages Report
The Dail Eireann cabinet is reported divided but it is believed the agreement will be ratified. Prime figures endorse the accord, signaling a possible government unity despite initial divisions. The report notes key leaders weighing political risks against expected acceptance.
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Dail Eireann
Next Wednesday Set for Voting on Irish Treaty Ratification
Dublin dispatch reports a cabinet split over ratification of the Augh Irish treaty. Arthur Griffith may secure a substantial majority in the Dail next Wednesday, with Irish Republican Army support aiding Michael Collinge in backing the agreement. If the motion passes, Eamon de Valera may stand aside for Griffith to steer the situation.
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Dublin
Dail
Famonn de Valera
Saide
Mr. Griffith
Anglo Irish treaty ratification eyed amid Irish split
In Dublin and London officials weigh prospects for ratification of the Anglo Irish treaty after Eamon de Valera’s rebuff of a free state proposal. Griffiths leads the pro treaty camp while de Valera’s sizable following could keep the vote close. A plebiscite is seen as favoring the treaty. A lord curzon request sets Viscount Morley to reply to the king. Lloyd George and Sir James Craig hold talks on finance.
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de Valera
Sinn Fein
Trish
Lord Curzon
King George
Viscount Moriey
Iriv
Warl Dunraven
Ireland
Lioyd George
James Craig
Ulster
Hirkenhead
Austen, Chamberlain
Winston Spencer Churchill
Convicted Slayer of Wife Put to Death in Electric Chair
Dr. Wilmer Amos Hadley, a former army surgeon, was executed in the electric chair at the Virginia state penitentiary for the 1918 murder of his wife Mrs. Sue Tinsley Hadley. Her body was found in the James river near Richmond on December 30, 1918, and Hadley was captured after a cross‑country search, later confessing in Denver under an assumed name.
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Richmond
Wilmer Amos Hadley
State Penitentiary
Sue Tinsley Hadley
Hadley
James River
New Mexico
Colorado
Denver
Colo
Henrico County
Montreal bank robbers sentenced to corporal punishment
Orders last applied by dominion authorities sentence Patrick Ottva and Albert Stade of Hamilton Ont to seven years penitentiary for an $82,800 bank robbery. They were ordered to be lashed seven times at the start of their terms and seven more upon completion.
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Montreal
Corine
Patrick O Ttva
Albert Stade
Hamilton
De Valera Rejects British Irish Peace Pact
Dublin chancellor Famonn de Vaternia states he cannot recommend the peace treaty with Great Britain to the nation or the devetream while two ministers back his stance. He was shown in robes of office after his installation at Henn University.
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Famonn de Vaternia
Na- Henn University of Dublin
Great Britain
Devetream
Hia
Citizens urge joining in hotel financing drive in Albuquerque
About 48 Albuquerque business leaders urged the Albuquerque Hotel Company directors to call a public meeting to secure the additional 150000 dollars needed to finish financing the community hotel and have it ready for 1922. The petition lists many supporters and firms backing the project.
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Albuquerque
Community Hotel
Felows
N. M
The
Albuquerque Hotel Company
Ettizens
Jere Haggard
8. Kahn
K. Z. Baldridge
A. Chauvin
R. M. Hall
RR. McClughan
Charles KF. Boldt
Rafael Garcia
Gus Thelin
Arthur B. Hall Oo
G. Bebbrer
McCanna
George E. Ellis
H. FE. Sherman
Charles A. Wright
A. Fleischer
Alfred Thelin
PD. FE
Maharam
N. M. Motor Corporation
Lou Holz
Briggs
Stine Cleared in Wall Street Bomb Inquiry
Federal investigators report that Mike Stine, held by Omaha police on suspicion of the Wall Street blast in September 1920, could not be implicated. The bureau says he was at a Chippewa Valley carnival during the week of the explosion and was en route to Omaha, ruling out connection to the New York crime.
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Washington
Mike Stine
Onaha
Wall Street
Burns
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Bureau
Stine
Chippewa Valle
Omaha
New York
Witnesses Place Kennedy Murder Near Santa Monica
Testimony in the Arthur C. Burch murder case places the shooting of J. Belton Kennedy near Santa Monica on the night of August 5. A roadster similar to one rented in Los Angeles was seen with a man named Purch in the car as headlights blinded a witness.
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Amresa
Santa Monica
Tawa Peernty
Meverly Gien
Resanty Aid, Co
Los Angeles
Degby
Simmar
Purch
Petition for city government form leads to December 27 election
A petition signed by enough citizens to estab lish a city commission form of government was presented to the city council and an election scheduled for December 27. It is expected the measure will pass.
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Clovia
N. MM
Earry
Senators clash as Watson threatens slap at army officer
The senate committee investigating alleged executions in France erupts in turmoil when Senator Watson, a Democrat from Georgia, vows to slap Major George W. Cohen's face. Chairman Brandegee orders guards, Watson backs down, and the panel adjourns briefly as officers are summoned. Roosevelt denial follows via letter from Assistant Secretary Roosevelt to the chairman.
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Washinsion
Watson
Senate Committee
France
Brandegee
Laanetes
George W. Cohen
Watenn
Shickts
Tennessee
Major Cochey
Atatt
Siwienty
Feec
Cairman Llandegee
Major Cohen
Brandesee
Senate
Prandetee
Georgia
Ite
Orven
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Texas to Play Centre in Dallas January Game
Fort Worth Texas A and M college will face Centre college's football team in Dallas on January 6, as learned today. The plan was confirmed locally with details forthcoming for the January matchup.
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Texas
Centre
Fort Worth
Tex
Dec
J.terxas A
M. College
Centre College
Dallas
Bombs explode under train in Erin injure several
Thurles Ireland December 9 several bombs exploded under a train carrying released internees from the Talivkinlar camp as it entered Erin station injuring three men and lightly wounding others in the crowd officials report some bombs were thrown deliberately while others were mishandled and misdirected
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Erin
Thurles
Ireland
Associated Press
Talivkinlar
Demonstration in Amoy Over Shan tung Settlement
A massive demonstration in Amoy China opposed the Shan tung settlement. Thousands marched through the streets while shops and schools closed in response to the protest.
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Amoy
China
Dee
Shantung
Empty Stocking Fund Seeks Local Contributions
The Werald and the Journal publish the first set of contributors tomorrow. Albuquerque residents are urged to donate generously so Santa Claus can bring happiness to every child on Christmas Day.
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Werald
Journal
Albuquerque
Santa Claus
Famous poppies of Flanders declared a nuisance in U S
New York December 9 The federal horticultural board declares poppies transported from Flanders Fields a nuisance and pest to agriculture and orders them plowed under The poppies bloom in Jersey fields and threaten nearby gardens and farms said pathologist Harry H Shaw of the board
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New York
Flanders Fields
Jersey
Federal
Pericultere
Prane
Surroundine Gardens
Track
France
Helston
Harry HW. Shaw
Federal Horticultural Board Today
China and Japan Reach Property Return Agreement
An accord between Chinese and Japanese delegates would see all public properties in the Kino-Chow area returned to China subject to Tokyo’s confirmation. Japan may retain exclusively Japanese institutions such as schools shrines and cemeteries. China agrees to refund expenditures on properties developed during occupation.
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Associated Ire
Washington
Associated Press
Ching
Tokia
Japan
China
Tokio
Railroad Centrol
Notre Dame Centre Football Game Called Off
After a Notre Dame faculty meeting the university canceled all negotiations for a post season football game with Centre College at San Diego on December 24 6. The move ends potential plans for the December date.
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Notre Dame
Associated Cross
South Bend
Ind
Colege
San Diego
France Ready to Join Four Power Pacific Pact
Paris has signaled a favorable reply to the Washington conference on the Pacific four power proposal. France agrees to enter with Great Britain Japan and the United States. A plenary session was set to begin at 4 o'clock this forenoon in Washington as diplomats finalize details.
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Washington
Associated Press
Paris
Pacific
France
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Hughes
Neil
Far East
Four Power Treaty To Be Announced At Washington
The four power agreement to govern the Pacific will be announced at a plenary session of the Washington conference at noon tomorrow. Naval ratios are not to be taken up at this meeting, though the issue is considered vital to the overall pact.
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Washington
Associated Press
Ito
Quebec youth confesses to mother killing on December second
A 16 year old boy from Windsor Mine Quebec named Dee admitted to police he murdered his mother Mrs Joseph Ton by shooting her on December 2. He had been under arrest and questioned with investigators.
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Windsor
Quebec
Dee
Leonard Pion
Ute Day
Joseph Ton
U Te
Bankruptcy Proceedings Against Pathe Freres Phonograph
New York December 9 creditors in Brooklyn filed proceedings against Pathe Freres Phonograph Company of America alleging liabilities of 3 600 000 with assets around 2 006 000.
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Pankreptcy Procheedings
New York
Pathe-Freres Phonograph Cormopany of America
Brooklyn
Potash Market Under German Control Claims Chemist Leader
New York December 9 Germany has seized control of the American potash market and driven out American competitors, says Dr John F Teeple president of the New York section of the American Chemical Society. He cites a contract between Deutsches Kalleyndika and 34 US distributors to fix prices and suppress competition.
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Germary
Chemical Society
ASSOC
New York
Germany
John F Teeple
American Chemical Society
Chemists’ Club
America
Caid Pr. Teeple
Deutsches Kalleyndika
Frettin
Germa Potash
Ica
United States
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Arma
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Griffith
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Wiles Attgeen
J. Belton Kennedy
ATV
Flanders
U. S
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