Court Rules Unincorporated Labor Unions May Be Sued
The Supreme Court ruled that labor organizations even if unincorporated are subject to the Sherman anti trust act for restraints on interstate commerce and may be sued. The decision in the Coronado coal case involved the United Mine Workers of America and related parties in Arkansas during mine strikes.
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Ding
Coronado Coal
Supreme Court
Ief
Taft
In Mine Workers of America
United States District Court of Sax
Circourt of Appeals
Lont
Arkansas
Bache-Denman Company
United Mine
Ere of America
Justicce
Emia
Incord
Wheth Trial Court
Lane, Ting Her: A Fragment from an Unknown Page
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and phrases lacking context. Limited readable bits include references to a lane and personal names. no clear event, date, or place emerges to form a concrete summary.
Theodore Roosevelt may seek to gain in Calder race
New York June special reports Friends of Theodore Roosevelt assistant secretary of the navy seek his entry as United States senator candidate against William M. Calder. Anti Calder forces promise a fight if renominated. Roosevelt’s ambition and possible run for governor discussed as strategic option.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy
United States
William M. Calder
Ren
Anti- Falcon League
Calder
Youne Rootwe
Senate
Miller
Ti Ia
Rroosevelt
Aniti- Calder
Brooklyn
Republican Party
Fire damages Grand Junction Fruit Growers building
A fire at the Grand Junction Fruit Growers Association offices in Grand Junction Colorado caused about 85 thousand dollars in damage to the warehouse and offices. The structure, two blocks long and a single story, is a local landmark built over 25 years ago.
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Associated Press
Grand Junction
Colo
Grand Junction Fruit Growers’ Association
Rainfall totals boost Curry county row crop outlook
OVIS reports four day rainfall of 4.81 inches in Clovis and surrounding areas while Las Vegas and Roswell see light showers. The wet spell saturates ground, boosting corn bean and oat prospects in Curry county and southeast New Mexico as farmers count on improved pasture and water stocks.
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Ovis
Journalight
Clovis
Roswell
Allen
Las Vegas
Albuquerque
Curry County
Noswell
N. M
New Mexico
Weather Outlook for Porecasp Colorado
Weather forecast from June 5 notes Tuesday will be fair for western areas with low chances of showers in the eastern portion. Warmer temperatures are expected in the mountains. Wednesday predicts cloudy conditions with little temperature change.
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Porecasp. Ver
Colo
Probhowers
Lot Mountains
Wednesnir
Local Report Details Conditions and Temperatures
Weather summary shows temperatures around 82 degrees and 646 readings across the day with parts of the period partly cloudy. Data from the university and other stations indicate higher afternoon readings and variable wind patterns.
Warner to seek Democratic nomination for Texas governor
Paris Texas June 5 Harry T Warner editor of the Paris Morning News announced he would run as a Democratic candidate for governor subject to the July primary He said he doubted that any strong man would challenge Governor Pat M Neff who seeks reelection.
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Paris
Texas
Harry T. Warner
Paris Morning News
Today
Tejsetted
Pat M. Neff
Foreign Envoys Questioned in Tariff Bill Debate
Senator Watson of Indiana grilled foreign envoy representatives including Geddes and Ricci during a Senate debate on a tariff measure. The discussion centered on international trade relations and potential impacts on domestic industries.
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Senate
Geddes
Ricci
Watson
Indiana
Senators clash over foreign diplomats dictating US policy
Senator Watson denounces Sir Auckland Geddes and Italian ambassador Nicci for attempting to influence American tariff and trade policy. He cites quotes on British shipping and immigration, arguing the United States must be governed by its own sovereign voice and not foreign pressure.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sir Auckland Geddes
Artiteendor
Nicci
Senate
Watson
Indiana
United States
Harvey
London
California
Senator Watson
Hieci
Italy
New York
Great Britain
France
League of Nations
Senate Debates Tariff Bill as Watson Promotes Striking Back
Washington June 5 Senate leaders agreed on striking back at opponents of the tariff bill. Senator Watson Indiana delivered a two hour speech to present the Republican view and expose sources of opposition. Senator Simmons North Carolina replied with a longer rebuttal as Senator McCumber North Dakota defended the bill. The chamber then debated and voted on due and other schedules amid claims the measure is the best balanced tariff plan.
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Senate
Watson
Indiana
United States
League of Nations
Simmons
North Carolina
McCumber
North Dakota
Wednesday Car Parade For Shrine Visit At UNM
The notice asks volunteers to provide cars Wednesday at 9 30 am on South First Street between Gold and Silver to transport visiting Shriners to the University of New Mexico for a filmed commencement procession. The Shrine needs at least 125 cars. local group can supply up to fifty. The event aims to reach a wide audience.
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University of New Mexico
South First Street
Gold
Silver
Bills to authorize Ford Muscle Shoals powers transfer
Waukegan IL June 6 The Associated Press Vernon Curtis co defendant with Governor Len Small on conspiracy to defraud the state objected to listing the Grant Park bank in a bankers directory Evidence showed Curtis asked a witness to tell the publishers the bank would not engage in banking business Jurors clashed with bailiffs over privacy and hours and requested Judge Edwards to widen court time. Two bills authorizing Weeks to contract with Henry Ford for 106 million dollars in power and nitrate projects at Muscle Shoals Alabama were introduced in the House by the military committee McKenzie Illinois and Wright Georgia. The bills await detailed scrutiny and are unlikely to be considered this week. Some members oppose a 100 year lease and the sale of the nitrate plant preferring leases and standby nitrate production for wartime.
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Waukegan
Associated Press
Vernon Curtis
Len Small
Grant Park Bank
Marshall H. Jackson
Dwight
M. H. Jackson
Chicago
Grant Park
Curtis
Bankers’ Directory
Jackson
Antioch
Fffth
August Larsen
Pirnic
Larsen
Baliff
Mra
Washington
Weeks
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Ford
House
McKenzie
Speaker Out Of Game For At Least A Week
Cleveland manager Tris Speaker will be sidelined for at least a week with bronchitis that may develop into pneumonia, according to his physician. The AP report from Cleveland dated June 5 notes his condition as serious and potentially longer lasting.
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Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Speaker
Stuttgarts Stolen Rembrandt Painting Attracts Reward
Stut te rra Germany June 5 AP A Rembrandt painting titled St Paul in Prison from 1627 valued at 5 900 000 marks was stolen from the government art museum in Stuttga rt A reward of 56 000 marks has been offered for information leading to the thief’s identification and the painting’s return.
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Stutteare
Germany
Associated Press
Rembrant
Coal Prices to Rise Up to 1.75 A Ton After Mine Increase
Washington reports that retail prices of bituminous coal will rise as much as 1.75 a ton due to mine price increases under recent agreements with operators. Secretary Hoover was told by Roderic Stephens of the National Retail Coal Merchants Association. The meeting with about 45 merchants focused on preventing runaway prices during the strike.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Roderic Stephens
New York
National Retail Coal Merchants’ Association
Stephens
Albuquerque Breaks Teapot Dome Controversy for Public
Secretary Balls provides his fullest explanation of the Teapot Dome lease criticizing presses and critics. The Associated Press carried the exclusive Journal story first with an Albuquerque date line. The Journal honored cooperative franchise by sharing news with AP before Washing ton.
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Albuquerque
BERS
Fall
Teapot Dome
Associated Press
Journal
A. P
Washington
Balls
King
Harding Urges Bigger ARI Than House Bill
Harding calls for a larger adjusted military initiative as proposed by the Senate measure and seeks to retain provisions for officers and personnel within the bill despite House opposition.
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Harding
Senate
Harding urges restraint on army cuts amid defense plans
President Harding writes to Senate Appropriations Chairman Warren urging retention of House approved but reduced army provisions for officers and National Guard. He warns deep cuts threaten training and progress of the national defense system and supports the Senate minimums for regular officers and enlisted strength. Senate conferees push for larger army funding.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Warren
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
House
Capitol
National Guard
Regular
Organized Reserve
National Defense Act
Orders conscription of all Christians in Cilicia
June 5 Adana Cilicia Mustafa Kemal Pasha orders conscription of all Christians in Cilicia forming labor brigades to fight Greeks. Turkish papers push depopulation of Christians to make Cilicia Muslim. Many Armenians conscripted deported jailed or killed or starved. Some remaining have embraced Islam to escape persecution.
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Associated Press
Adana
Cilicia
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Declaration Against War Mentioned by Women Leader
Chicago June 5 Mrs Raymond Robins president of the national women's trade union league outlined a platform at the Waukegan convention proposing a declaration against war and a standard of living goal not a living wage The opening session drew over 100 delegates from women's unions across the United States with the convention to run through Saturday Robins urged women to serve by expanding life quality and fostering personality and creative will in all people
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Associated Press
Chicago
National Women’s Trade Union League
Raymond Robins
League
Waukegan
United States
Oil prices rise on Pennsylvania crude at market open
An immediate 25 cent per barrel price increase was announced for Pennsylvania crude oil at the market open in Pittsburgh. Most other grades moved up 25 cents, except Corning which held at 1.90, with Cabell 2.56, Somerset 2.15, Somerset light 2.40, Ragland 1.25.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Corning
Cabell
Somerset
Somerset Light
Ragland
Ford May Run for President if People Want Him
Detroit reports Henry Ford has privately signaled a possible presidential run if Americans want him to, but he would not spend money to secure nomination or election. Wm T Krenberg of Dearborn notes Ford’s hesitation and says Ford would avoid spending funds.
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Ford
Detroit
Mich
Associated Press
Henry Ford
Wm. T. Krenberg
Dearborn
Marketing systems blamed for rising U S living costs
Washington reports a joint congressional commission says widely inefficient marketing and distribution raise prices. Chairman Sidney Anderson notes it costs more to distribute than to produce and calls for examining fundamental economic distribution of essentials. The commission worked with 200 trade associations and issued 15 000 questionnaires.
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Washington
United States
Joint
Congressional Commission On Agricultural Inquiry
Sidney Anderson
Commission
Phillipg Surrenders to Deputy Marshal Ay Washington
Phillipg, accused in a conspiracy to defraud the United States over lumber sales, gave himself up to Deputy Marshal Ay Washington. The surrender marks a major development in the federal case and portends further proceedings in the near future.
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Phillipg
AY Washington
U. S
Georgia Republican Leader Surrenders in War Contract Case
John Lewis Phillips Georgia GOP state chairman surrendered to U S marshals after a warrant for conspiracy to defraud the United States in a lumber disposal contract was issued. He was released on 25000 bail as the grand jury investigates the case with witnesses still to be heard. Phillips called his dealings with the government clean and above board and blamed politics for the warrant.
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Associated Press
Washington
Phillips
Marcus Borchart
John W. Crim
Grand Jury
War Department
Phillips and Stephens
Department of Justice
Department
Crim
H. W. Anderson
Virginia
Borchart
Brand
Property values on Central Avenue triple in eleven years
J A Kell en berger of Greensboro NC and companions Julian Price and J W Cone of Jefferson Standard spoke on the rise of Central Avenue property. They noted a price rise from 450 dollars per front foot to about 1000 dollars, calling the gain a strong bargain now. The group tied the development to Albuquerque growing as a Tecenne development center and defended Rotary and Shrine conventions.
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Central Avenue
J. A. Kellenberger
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Greensboro
N. c
Shrine Council
Kelsenberger
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Kelleneberger
Julian Price
J. W. Cone
Rotary
Shrine
Latonia opens with 1000 plus thoroughbreds for spring meet
More than a thousand thoroughbreds are at Latonia track awaiting the opening of the spring meeting tomorrow. The event is billed as one of Latonia history with the Latonia derby and a $50,000 race on June 24 already drawing praise as the classic of the century featuring Morvich and Snob.
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Cincinryati
Latonia
Latonia Track
Morvich
Snob
Withers
Belmont
Free Copy of the Constitution Offered by American Peace Society
Readers are offered a free booklet containing the Declaration of Independence the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution with expert records on their origins. The American Peace Society sponsors the limited supply and asks readers to return a coupon with two cents for postage.
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United States
American Peace Society
Constitu tion Booklet Request Form Notices
The Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau provides a request for a free Constitution Booklet return postage with two cents included. The notice requires name street city state for mailing.
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