Hoover Looms Large in Presidential Nomination Talk
A Washington dispatch reports growing Hoover momentum as Democrats and Republicans gear for national conventions in San Francisco and Chicago. Hoover's perceived eligibility and cross party appeal fuel campaigns by Lowden, Wood, Johnson, and Poindexter with state-by-state organizing and fund pledges shaping the race toward the June nominating meetings.
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Washington
San Francisco
Chicago
Wood
Lowden
Weather Forecast for Porercast, nver Colorado January 28
Local forecast for twenty four hours ending 6 p m yesterday reports mixed precipitation with snow in the north and rain in the south. Warmer in the southern portion with colder temperatures Saturday. University observations show low temperatures around 32 degrees, highs near 52. Winds light to moderate with variable directions. Cloudy conditions expected with possible showers in southern areas.
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Cummings Defends Neutrality Over Bryan Inaugural Dinner
Washington dispatch reports Homer S. Cummings chairman of the Democratic National Committee issued a formal statement defending his impartial neutrality in presidential candidate matters. He says Bryan’s remarks based on his Edwards dinner attendance are without merit and that participating in events honoring Democrats does not indicate support for any nominee.
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Republican County Club
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Oklahoma
Mississippi
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Manchester Strike Ends After Wage Rise Vote
Manchester iron moulders who have been on strike since September last voted today to end the strike after approving a wage increase agreement.
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Reptember
France cabinet Millerand survives confidence vote turmoil
Pari s reports the Millerand cabinet wins a confidence vote 272 to 23 amid uproar in the chamber of deputies. The result, with 300 abstentions, signals instability as rivals urge minister Steeg to be replaced amid attacks by L Action Francaise editor Daudet and concerns over political integrity.
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December prices of foodstuffs highest in history
In Washington on January 22 the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports twenty two food items hit record December prices. Overall prices rose 2.6 percent from November and 8 percent from December 1913, with cabbage up 36 percent and onions 17 percent, among others. twenty two items rose, twelve fell, and ten held steady.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Appeals in North Dakota tax case reach Supreme Court
Washington January 22 Appeals from federal court decrees holding unconstitutional the North Dakota corporation excise law act of 1819 were filed in the Supreme Court today. The proceedings are those instituted by Director General Hines on behalf of five railroad companies operating in North Dakota and the Farmers Grain and Shipping company in which the state was enjoined from enforcing the act.
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Supreme Court
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Germany Prohibits Strikes Decree Issued After Rail Clashes
Berlin government moves to bar all workers in state rail operations from striking amid ongoing railroad labor actions. The June decree targets employees under government control to ensure essential services remain uninterrupted.
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Berlin
Jun
Iron torture cells alleged for conscientious objectors
New York reports charges that iron torture chambers were installed by Colonel R D Johnson at Alcatraz Island San Francisco to punish conscientious objectors. Four men Simmons Grosser Rudolph and Dart were reportedly confined in solitary and placed in dark six by twenty three by one foot cages as part of the prison system. The National Civil Liberties Bureau says the devices were built in the prison shop and delivered on order.
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Morning Journal
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R. D. Johnson
Alcatraz Island
San Francisco
National Civil Liberties Bureau
Albert de Silver
Bureau
Washington
Baker
Robert Simmons
Johnson
Simmons
Grosser
Rodolph
Dart
Labor Defense League of
Progress Toward End of Treaty Controversy
Washington reports continued progress toward a compromise on reservations to the peace treaty. The bipartisan Senate group, led by Lodge opponents and their allies, debated changes to article ten of the League covenant. Leaders expect decisive action soon, with further talks extending into next week as concessions are discussed without altering core Lodge principles.
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Senate
League of Nations
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Republican Committee
Troops Ordered Out Over Threatened Race Riot Not Needed
Dumas Arkansas January 2 Federal troops sent to quell threatened race trouble in a Negro settlement near Dumas will return to Camp Pike Arkansas early tomorrow as Civilian possemen report the disturbance quelled. Governor Charles H Brough accompanied the troops and will return with them. The attackers fled across the Arkansas river escape narratives not needed.
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Plan to consolidate railroads faces large mileage gains
A 1920s financial plan proposes merging major systems including the Pennsylvania, New Haven, New York Central and others into larger groups. The proposal lists mileage totals and gross earnings per mile for southern Pacific, Northern Pacific Burlington, Illinois Central Seaboard, Great Northwestern, Milwaukee Soo, and Southern systems, outlining a coordinated consolidation strategy amid Senate and House railroad bill differences.
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Journal
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York, New Haven & Hartford
New York Central
Boston & Maine
Maine Central
Erie
Lehigh Valley
Wabash
Pere Marquette
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Philadelphia & Reading
Norfolk & Western
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Investment Banker's Association
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Galveston
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Houston
Texas Central
Texas
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Chicago
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Portlaind & Southern
Colorado Midland
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Yazoo
Mississippi
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Birmingham
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Americans Give Good Legson to Hus sian Troops
Two American soldiers were killed and one wounded in a clash near Posolackaya on January 19 against a Russian detachment under General Semenoff. Five Russians were killed, one wounded, and fifty five captured including one general and six officers. General Graves said Russians in an armored car made an unprovoked attack. the Americans repulsed it and captured the car. He believed the incident could be peacefully adjusted with Semenoff, who could not have been responsible.
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Posolackaya
War Department
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Mexico City
Barragan
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Oakton City Council Enacts Tax Ordinance to Offset Prohibition Loss
Virtually every business and profession in Oakton to Day County area will be taxed under a new city ordinance passed today. The measure aims to raise about $256,000 annually to replace revenue lost due to prohibition.
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Carranza linked to raids into the United States along the Rio Grande
Testimony before a Senate subcommittee ties Carranza and top Mexican officials to the plan of San Diego. Witnesses describe raids into Texas and New Mexico starting in 1915, German and Bolshevik influence, and Mexican military leaders coordinating crossings and recruitment for border operations.
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L. R. Barnes
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Lean Pork Barrel Bill Passes House Despite Attacks
Washington January 22 The pork barrel river and harbor appropriation bill passed the House 167 to 25 after amendments were rejected. The measure provides 12,400,060 for maintenance and control of underway projects. A move to recommit with broader river and harbor improvements failed 207 to 116. The House also refused to appropriate 11,000,900 for work on the Mississippi Ohio and Missouri rivers and many smaller projects.
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Missouri
Anderson Recovers From Pneumonia Attack in Santa Fe
Santa Fe January 23 A B Anderson supervisor of rotational training for the state and formerly of Albuquerque is recovering at his Santa Fe home from pneumonia after several days of critical illness.
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Albuquerque
Lett saying advances and prisoners amid Russian fronts
Dispatch from London reports Denikin's position improving with loyal Don and Kuban Cossacks backing him. Bolshevik momentum slows in Siberia while Lettish forces advance, taking prisoners and material. In Caucasus, Caspian shore threats loom around Petrovsky as Krasnovodsk remains in dispute. In Mesopotamia, Ramandan Shalash defies British policy, stirring uprisings and triggering raids. a British plane evacuates a wounded officer.
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Associated Press
Denikine
Russia
War Office
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Petrovsky
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Krasnovodsk
Yagman
Kabul
Afghanistan
Constantinople
Mesopotamia
Ramandan Shalash
Alhukmel
Eastern Railroads Nearing Normal After War Strain
Eastern railroads report gradual return to normal operations in the eastern region since the armistice. Passenger traffic remains heavy with steady monthly increases over 1947 and 1918 levels. Export freight business grows as fuel economy campaigns save about 1.2 million dollars in the region.
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New York
A.T. Hardin
Walker D. Hines
Nebraska congressmen seek renomination in primaries
Notices filed with the secretary of state show three Republican Nebraska congressmen Robert Evans M O McLaughlin and William EK Andrews representing the Third and Fourth districts would seek renomination at the April 20 primaries. Also filed was Grant L Shumage as Democratic candidate for governor.
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Robert Evans
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