Hope for Settlement of Rail Shopmen Walkout
Chicago July 5 Ben W Hooper chairman of the U S Railroad Labor Board and B M Jewell leader of the shop crafts urged settlement of the country wide railway shopmen strike They said they would consider negotiations with any authority and disclosed ballot figures showing strong support for the strike on outside contracting and wage reductions The parties hoped recent talks cleared the way for a peaceful settlement continuing coverage on page two
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Hooper
Chicago
Associated Press
Ben W. Hooper
United States Railroad Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
Jewell
Labor Board
Wores
Hlooper
Jewel
Mr. Hooper
W. L. McMenimen
KE. F. Grabie
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way and Vrailroad
Weather Outlook for Denver and Southwest Regions
Denver area reports fair conditions in New Mexico with Thursday and Friday expecting fair to unsettled skies. Thunder showers likely in the northern portion and cooler air in the north and southeast regions on Thursday and Friday. Arizona sees Thursday partly cloudy and cooler, with Friday unsettled weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather records show hot day at university campus
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 p m report a high of 96 degrees, humidity 58 percent, light precipitation of .5 inches, and wind from the southwest. The day was early cloudy.
Wage Reduction Policy Wrong, Ohmer Says in AP Report
Will J. Ohmer, chair of the Associated Motor Industries, denounces wage reduction as unnecessary and harmful. He urges workers to seek higher pay through efficiency and harmony, arguing production and prosperity rise with wages and better manufacturing methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Will J. Ohmer
Associated Motor Industries
Ohmer
Dayton
Ohio
O@hmer
San Francisco Favored as 1924 G O P Convention Site
Republican leaders in the east express strong support for San Francisco as the venue for the 1924 national convention. Robert N. Webb of the San Francisco Convention League reports the draft picks and cites the Cox Democratic gathering of 1920 in the same city as a pleasant precedent shaping opinion.
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San Francisco
Calif
Robert N. Webb
Convention League
James Cox
Paderewski Plans July Sailing for Europe From New York
Famous pianist and former Polish premier Ignace Paderewski and Mme Paderewski were in Los Angeles en route to their Paso Robles ranch and will sail from New York for Europe on July 15. He said he would wait for his return to Poland before deciding on political plans.
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Associated Presa
Los Angeles
Calif
Tenace Paderewski
Poland
Mme. Paderewski
Paso Robles
New York
Europe
Striking Workers Hamper U.S. Mail Movement Across Country
Interference by railway workers delaying mail trains reported from Marshall Texas St Louis Chaffee Missouri and Kansas City Missouri Officials request government action to protect mail services Inspectors to investigate and report to the railway mail service who may refer the matter to the department of justice
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Railway Mail Service
Marshall
Tex
St. Louis
Chaffee
Kansas City
Quincy
Texas and Pacific Lines
St. Louis An San Francisco Railway Company
Chaffee, Mo
Kansas City Southern Railway Company
de Quincy
Post Office Department
Department of Justice
Vegas House Robbed of Money and Jewels
The residence of Arthur Jaffa on North Sixth Street was broken into last night and a quantity of jewelry and 10 in money taken. A child's bank with savings in small coins was carried away. Jewelry valued at several hundred dollars. Chief P J Murphy pursues the thieves.
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Brn
Morning Journal
Las Vegas N. M
Arthur Jaffa
North Sixth Street
P. J. Murphy
Mallory Reaches Wimbledon semifinal in muddy semifinal clash
Mrs Molia Bjursted Mallory advanced to the women's singles semifinals at Wimbledon after defeating Mrs Edington 6-2 6-4 on a rain soaked court. Lenglen already qualified for the semis and watched from the sidelines.
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Associated
Wimbledon
Associated Press
Molia
Bjurstedt Mallory
Edington
England
Lenglen
Miss Ryan
Maijlory
Mallory
Mrs. Beamish
Lengren
M. F. Ellis
Evelyn Colyer
Kathleen McKane
Elizabeth Ryan
Sterling
Mile Lenglien
Peacock
Fneyland
Randolph Jyrcett
T. M. Davison
Caterpillars Mow Fifty Square Miles of Kipling Forest
Regina Saskatchewan July 5 Caterpillars have devoured fifty square miles of forest in the Kipling district near there scarcely a green seaf remains and the district presents a stark winter like scene forestry officials say
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Regina
Sask
Kipling
Rail Board's last-ditch bid to avert rail strike fails
Ben Hooper chairman of the United States rail labor board urged a conference with rail executives and union chiefs to resolve differences and prevent a walkout. Jewell head of shop crafts refused to attend the eleventh hour meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell
Shop Crafts
Ben
Itives
Senate approves tariffs on California products including almonds
The Senate narrowly passes a tariff package placing 16 cents per pound on shelled almonds and adds duties on figs raisins currants limes oranges grapefruit walnuts dates and other items. Senator Walsh attacks the dates rate while Senator Ashurst supports almonds and walnuts amid a heated exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
California
Johnson
Republican
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Wals
Massachusetts
Ashurst
Arizona
Walsh
Entries Close for United States Open Golf Championship
The United States Golf Association announced that 288 players entered the open championship to be held next week at the Skokie club in Glencoe Illinois. The record field tops the previous 265 entry mark set in 1920 at Inverness Toledo. Prominent British players George Duncan Abe Mitchell travel to challenge alongside top American amateurs and professionals. Willie Hunter and Alex Armour headline the foreign amateur contingent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Skokie Club
Glencoe
Til
United States Golf Association
Inverness
Toledo
George Duncan
Abe Mitchell
Willie Hunter
Alex Armour
Gold Bars Arrive For Kuhn Loeb & Co
Gold bars valued at 3 million dollars arrived in New York on the Majestic from England for Kuhn Loeb and Co. The shipment continues efforts to balance trade accounts after a stoppage caused by the South African gold fields strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Majestic
England
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Harding urges veterans to serve country as civilians in devotion
President Harding told thousands of World War I veterans in Marion that the American Legion must preserve the constitution and law and order. He said the republic rests with former servicemen and he trusted them to remain in good hands. He urged continued war time devotion in civilian life as Ohio veterans gathered for a parade and reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Marion
American Legion
American Republic
Harding
France
United States
S. Rapp
General Pershing
Charlies G. Dawes
Budget Bureau
C. B. Kling
Man and Woman Sentenced to 75 to 80 Years Near Taos
Taos correspondent reports Pablo Rivera drew 75 to 80 years for murdering Juan A Cordova in Taos canyon. Genoveva Cordova received 75 to 80 years for aiding Rivera. Ramon Cortes got 1 to 1.5 years for fraud at First National Bank of Taos. Juan Vigil 1 to 1.5 years for striking a woman with an irrigation shovel. Jose Gallegos 4 to 16 months for assault and robbery. Cardonette four months for liquor law violation. Mike Perallo bonded $1000 to appear in federal court.
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Pte
Taos
N. M
Pablo Rivera
Juan A. Cordova
Taos Canyon
Genoveva BE
Cordova
Rivera
Ramon Cortes
First National Bank
Ot Aos
Juan Vigil
Ranchitos
Jose Gallegos
Mike Perallo
IW Walk Out at Globe Globe Ariz
One hundred twenty five men at the Arizona Eastern railroad shops in Globe Arizona walked out today after ignoring the nationwide strike order Saturday. The entire shop crafts force participated in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Globe, Ariz
Arizona Eastern Railroad
Names, Deceptions, and Job Schemes Haunt Tucumcari Rail Yard
Special correspondence from Tucumcari describes two men who swapped names to gain railroad work. Richard Cauther and Mathew Barteldes used each other’s identities, faced official inquiries, and were fired after the mix up exposed their ruses. The incident ends with both men in bad standing and no reward.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Richard Cauther
Trainmaster’s
Mathew Barteldes
Mathew Barteides
Richard Cauthe
Matheweeeeereee
Tornado wrecks home injuring woman and two children
A small tornado near Buckingham sixty miles east of here destroyed the house of John Biggs. Mrs. Biggs and her two children were injured. One child was carried about sixty feet from the wrecked house.
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Associated Press
Steeley Cale
John Biggs
Buckingham
Here
Disabled veterans arrive by special train this morning
A special train with 200 disabled war veterans arrives at 4:00 AM and stays until 5:00 AM. They will have breakfast, then tour the city. The chamber of commerce urges those with motor cars to report to the station to drive members of the train party.
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Chamber of Commerce
Father Held On Murder Charge At Preliminary
El Paso Texas July 56 Private Alien Oscar Newman charged with murdering his four month old daughter Sorathy Helen Newman was held without bond by a United States commissioner to answer in the district court at a preliminary hearing. The alleged killing occurred at Fort Bliss on June 27. Witnesses including Mrs F J Lyons and Sgt P J Lyons testified the baby died in arms and Newman beat the infant on the bed while the wife held the child.
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el Paso
Tex
Oscar Newman
Sorathy Helen Newman
Allen Oscar Newman
United States Commissioner
United States District Court
Newman
Fort Bliss
F. J. Lyons
P. J. Lyons
Lyons
Charlies Watson
Lyons Quarters
Strike threat on Atchison Topeka Santa Fe coast lines
H. D. Matthews of the Brotherhood warns of a possible walkout by 1860 clerks and freight handlers on the Santa Fe coast lines if railway labor board orders are not followed. Company officials dispute representation by Matthews and indicate he is not a Santa Fe employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Brotherhood of Railway
H. D. Matthews
Matthews
Railway Labor Board
Labor Board
Chicago
Santa Fe
L. Hibbard
Hibbard
San Francisco
United States Railroad Labor Board
Paragon Mining Company Incorporated in Santa Fe
The Paragon Mining company with office in Raton is incorporated for 200000 dollars, with 2000 dollars subscribed. Incorporators include A. A. Stoner Therma 600 dollars B. J Reece Therma 600 dollars C. F. Davis Therma 600 dollars C. F. Reece Chanute Kansas 100 dollars H. A. Reece Chanute 100 dollars. Statutory agent is C. S. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Paragon Mining Company
Raton
A. A. Stoner
Therma
B. J Reece
C. F. Davis
Volo Wins Ohio Purse at ScireWit Racing
The great Volo driven by Walter Cox of Goshen North Carolina won the Ohio purse a $5,000 2:03 trotting feature at the ScireWit racing event in North Randall Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volo
Ohio
Cleveland
Walter Cox
Goshen
N. C
Rebel siege in Acland ended with heavy property destruction
Small groups of men who had fought behind barricades for a week in Acland surrendered ending a siege that caused extensive property damage and left the town in shock.
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Acland
One of principal leaders captured in Dublin uprising
The siege of insurgent strongholds ends as Cathal Frugha, former minister of defense, is captured. Debris and fire rage along O Connell Street with many dead and wounded. Eamonn de Valera’s fate remains unknown as irregulars surrender and civilians flee the Edinburgh hotel.
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Ifie
Phe Aneorinf
Dublin
Jules
Associated Prees
Cathal Frugha
O'Connell Street
Ife
Eamonn de Valera
Granville Hotel
Free State
Hammam
Gresham
Granville
National Riflemen
Yaming Puarnace
Edinburgh
Vocational Parley Set for Santa Fe August 7 to 11
The annual conference of instructors in vocational agriculture will meet in Santa Fe from August 7 to 11. K W Foard announces with federal participation by Dr H L Kent and H M Skidmore. Instructors must attend. railroad fare is provided half way upon receipt. Superintendents principals and boards are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
K. W Foard
State Department of Agriculture
Federal Department
H. L. Kent
The
Agricultural College
Las Cruces
H. M. Skidmore
Pacific Coast Region
Gallup Paving Delayed By Material Shortage
Gallup New Mexico July 5 The New Mexico Construction company halted work briefly due to late gravel shipments. Paving proceeds with hopes to finish by month end and some early paved streets are already open to traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
N. M
New Mexico Construction Company
Fort Sill Leads Remount Polo Victory Over United States Team
Colorado Springs July 5 Fort Sill Won 16 to 3 over the United States Remount polo team. Oklahoma officers dominated after the opening period and scored numerous spectacular goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
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Ignace Paderewski
Vegas
Estes
Moll Mallory
U. S. Rail Labor Board
Bert
Hented
Tucumcariz
Allen C. Newman
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