Labor Board Chief Heads to Washington for Strike Talks
Chicago dispatch reports Chaitin Ren W. Hooper of the railroad labor board travels to Washington for a White House conference with President Harding to seek peace in the railway shopmen strike. Attorney General Daugherty also meets senators Cummins and Röhm on possible legal action regarding rail and coal strikes.
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Chicago
Desociated Press
Chaitin Ren W. Hooper
Railroad Labor Board
Washington
Harding
National Railway
Associated Press
Hooper
Labor Board
Cumming
Kellogg and Watson
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Eastern Railroad
Hoooper
Daugherty
Capitol
Rornah
Senate Labor Committee
Cummins
Sun Yat Sen forces retreat after defeat in northern China
News despatch from Shin Chow reports Sun Yat Sen's forces in northern Kwang-Tong defeated and in retreat. General Yeh Cha of Chen Chinne-Ming's army claims Sun's northern army around Shinehow driven back twenty miles, with several hundred slain and three guns captured.
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Associated Press
Canton
Cnina
Sun Y Yat-Sen
Kwang-Tong
South China
Chen Chinne-Ming
Sun
Shinchow
Yeh Cha
Chen
Khwang-Tong
Yeh Chu
Shinehow
Ile
Obenchain murder trial moves toward closing arguments
In Los Angeles on July 21 the Madalynne Obenchain case neared its argumentative phase as both sides rested. Defense witnesses contradicted accusations about Kennedy’s whereabouts, while Roman and hotel staff supported Kennedy’s alibi.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Madalynne Obenchain
Belton Kennedy
Ecounse
Kennedy
Paul Roman
M. IL. Wilson
Obenchain
Madalynne
Arthur C. Burch
Baptist Women Quit Purity Meeting Over Dance Hall Petition
A delegation of Baptist women led by Mrs Blanche Underwood left a chamber of commerce meeting after the Anti Vice league of Bernalillo county failed to push a plan to close all city dance halls. The petition signed by 144 women was rescinded by a narrow vote amid debate over enforcement and proper supervision of amusements.
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Anti-Vice League
Bernalillo County
Blanche Underwood
Chamber of Commerce
Underwood
Alfred Grunsfeld
Grunsfeld
League
Weather Forecast for Denver and Surrounding Regions
Denver forecast notes showers and cooler conditions for Saturday in New Mexico with Sunday partly cloudy and cooler. Arizona expects fair and slightly warmer conditions on Saturday and Sunday. Local report shows a high near 92 with variable wind, and the day beginning with partly cloudy skies.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Ighest
West
Railways Move Toward Separate Pacts With Men
Third week of rail walkout ends with executives and union heads firm. Some carriers announce plans for separate agreements with workers as government weighs peace efforts. Labor board redirects wage talks. Gompers urges conferences as sole path to settlement.
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Washington
Associated Press
Hooper
Jewell
FB. M. Jewell
ER. A. Henning
St. Paul
Grand Lodge
Maintenance of Way
Detroit
Court Petition Seeks Guardian for Jackie Coogan
Los Angeles July 21 The parents of child star Jackie Coogan petitioned the superior court to appoint Mrs. Coogan as guardian to conserve and account for Jackie earnings. The move aims to quiet gossip and place control under court oversight while Jackie remains emancipated until adulthood.
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Mother
Jackie
Los Angeles
Jack Coogan
Lillian Coogan
Jackie Coogan
Royal Garden Party Draws 10000 Guests at Buckingham Palace
London reports the royal garden party at Buckingham Palace the largest ever held. King George and Queen Mary mingled with guests including about 100 Americans among a diverse crowd of ten thousand.
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Associated Press
London
Buckingham Palace
King George
Queen Mary
West Virginia mine tipple burned in deadly strike clash
Sheriff H H Duval and three strike sympathizers are among four dead after a pitched battle at the Saledka mine of the Richmond Mining company in Cliftonville West Virginia. Thomas M H Duval sworn in to succeed his father filed murder charges against twenty seven men alleged to have taken part in the attack. The tipple was set ablaze and Duval was killed while resisting the assault from the tipple top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Duval
de Oetles
Saledka
Richmond Mining ‘Company
Cliftonville
West Virginia
Thomas MH. Duval
Duval
Parents Should Take the Blame as Robbery Case Unfolds
Sam Weinburg, 39 fine and 90 day suspended sentence for assault on Mildred Jourdan, 16, who rode with him after drinking his whiskey. Jourdan placed in Girls Welfare Home awaiting juvenile court. Justice Roddy condemns parental blame while Jourdan’s father pleads. welfare placement cited for supervision and safety.
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Sam Weinburg
Mildred Jourdan
Weinberg
George Roddy
Chicago
Justice Roddy
EK. Jourdan
Mail Carrier Held on Looting Charge
Vincent Maestas sub carrier on the star mail route to Chaperite appeared before United States Commissioner W G Ogle on a charge of removing packages from the mail He pleaded not guilty and was held by the federal grand jury on a 1500 bond Complaints said articles were lost in transit and some missing items were found in Maestas daughters house He claimed he often employed men who might have handled the packages
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Las Vegas
N. M
Vincent Maestas
Star Mail
United States
W. G. Ogle
Maestas
Federal Grand Jury
Hopper to contest divorce in court not press
New York July 21 Through his attorneys DeWolf Hopper announced he would vigorously contest the divorce action filed by his fifth wife. The statement said the case would be tried in court and not in newspapers per the Hopper lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
DeWolf Hopper
London wool sales open with brisk Merino demand
London July 21 Wool auction sales offered 12,607 bales including an excellent selection. Merinos sold well at the opening level. Maulty seoureds and medium and coarse greasies were irregular with prices slightly in favor of buyers.
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London
Liquor Peddling Suspect Cited From Baby Carriage
New York police halted David Ferber selling liquor from a baby carriage on Fourth Street. He claimed no baby but a bottle and a shot sold for 60 cents. He was held on $1,000 bail for the grand jury on prohibition charges.
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New York
David Ferber
Fourth Street
David
Ferber
Grand
Judge heads to Emporia to probe editor case
Judge J A McDermott of the Kansas industrial court travels to Emporia to investigate William Allen White over alleged violations of the industrial court act tied to placards supporting striking railroad shopmen. If White refuses to remove the sign, McDermott will file charges. otherwise action is halted. A yellow card showing rail sympathy shifts from 49 to 50 percent.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kans
J. A. McDermott
Kansas Industrial Court
Emporia
William Allen White
Radio by telephone offered to Puget Sound customers
Puget Sound Telephone of Everett introduces radio by telephone with telechronometers and a 24 hour music and readings program. The service, in cooperation with the Seattle Radio association, costs $5 a year and covers up to a 100 mile radius around Seattle without interfering with standard telephone service.
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Associated Press
Olympia
Wash
Puget Sound Telephone Company
Everett
Department of Public Works
Seattle Radio Association
Seattle
Sale of Beer and Light Wines on Edwards Campaign Platform
Governor Edwards includes sale of beer and light wines by grocery stores as a plank in his U S Senate campaign. He opposes the return of saloons and argues a stamp tax on beers and wines sold in groceries would help reduce other government taxes.
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Associated Press
Seagirt
N. J
Edwards
United States
Camp Edwards
Court appoints N Regener for N and AG W Line
Federal receivership placed the Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad in the hands of N Regener with focus on public interest and rehabilitation. Judge Lewis outlined policy to avoid bond interest payments until rehabilitation, issuing receivers' certificates if needed. The action followed petitions from New York Trust and Bankers Trust for defaulted bonds totaling 52 million, with foreclosures also filed.
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Denver
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
United States Circuit
Robert K. Lewis
New York Trust Company
Bankers’ Trust Company of New York
Joseph HE. Young
Denver and Rio Grande Western
United States Railroad Administration
Cass
Harrington
Lewis
J. Foster Symes
United States District Court
Adjustment
Bankers Trust Company of New York
Bankers Trust Company
Voluntary Bankruptcy Filing by New York Broker Allen A Ryan
Allen A Ryan a leading Wall Street broker and son of Thomas Fortune Ryan filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court His listed assets exceed 1 million with liabilities totaling 22 435 477 The Stutz corner rise and his war bond era fame are noted along with suspension from the stock exchange and subsequent litigation and liquidation efforts
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Associated Press
New York
Allen A. Ryan
Wall Street
Ryan
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Tyan
Stock Exchange
Arsenic Tax Debate in Senate Tariff Bill
Senate debate on the administration tariff bill centers on arsenic duties t he two cent per pound levy amid criticism by Senator Smith South Carolina that it benefits Guggenheim smelting interests. Senator Smoot Utah challenges the cost projection, while Gooding Idaho seeks an investigation into wool and wood duties as the flux schedule advances.
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Presa
Washington
Senate
Smith
South Carolina
Guggenheim
Gooding
Idaho
Congress
Smoot
Utah
Committee On Audit and Accounts
Overdose of Sleep Powder Fatal to N Y Woman
Mrs. George F. Morrison wife of General Electric vice president died at her Montclair New Jersey home from an overdose of a sleep inducing powder taken to quiet her nerves. She fell ill after taking the powder while anxious over plans for a Lake Ontario outing and died before doctors could arrive.
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Associate
Montclair
N. J
George IF. Morrison
General Electric Company
Tennant Dips Abroad Death Claims Dallas Man
David C. Thompson of Dallas Texas suffered a cerebral attack in the street and died at Charing Cross hospital. An inquest is scheduled for July 25.
Portales Gains Cotton Gin With $15,000 Plant
G M Mason of Littlefield Texas installs a 15 000 dollar cotton gin in Portales Roosevelt county. The plant includes a 200 horsepower engine four seventy saw Murray air blast gins and a large cleaner. Capacity forty bales daily with expected 1500 bales from 4000 acres this year.
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Portales
N. M
G. M. Mason
Littlefield
Texas
Murray
Roosevelt County
Oklahoma
Mason
Moving Cattle From Estancia to Colorado Pasture
Estancia New Mexico July 21 John Bowman will ship his herd of registered Herefords to Las Animas Colorado where pasture and feed are plentiful Seth Williams travels to Fort Sumner to arrange moving his Holsteins A J Green warns he may relocate if train service for grass is delayed and other owners plan similar moves
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Estancia
N. M
John Bowman
Las Animas
Colorado
Seth Williams
Fort Sumner
A. J. Green
Rationing Plan for Goal 10 at Parley Monday
A conference led by Hoover will discuss a rationing plan for Goal 10 and consider a policy to curb profiteering. The event, set for Monday, aims to address supply controls and fair distribution across sectors.
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Hoover
Government to Stand Pat for a Fortnight on Coal Strike
The government will wait ten days to two weeks to assess if mine reopenings can meet fuel needs with federal protection. Hoover calls a regional meeting to discuss rationing and anti profiteering measures while plans for distribution of limited coal are advanced.
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Washington
Associated Press
Hoover
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
Virginia
Senate
King
Utah
Commission of Five
Administration
Northwest
New England
Gare
Mr. Hoover
Snes
Harding
Sproul
Department of Justice
Lutz Nominated for Roswell Public Money Receiver
Washington July 21 Charles Henry Lutz was nominated by President Harding to be receiver of public moneys at Roswell New Mexico.
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Lutz
Washington
Charles Henry Lutz
Harding
Roswell
N. M
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Samuel Gompere
American Federation of Labor
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EK. J. Manion
Pennsylvania Road
Portage
Altoona
Fla
Tacoma
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
San Francisco
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
W. Va
Roddy
Emporia Editor
RADIO
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