Railway Workers to Appeal to Harding Against Wage Cuts
Cincinnati, June 8. About 1,200,000 railway workers plan to appeal to President Harding to stave off further wage reductions after some cuts were ordered by the railroad labor board. A union conference agreed on a strike vote and to draft a detailed letter outlining wage goals and rail board positions.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Associated Press
Harding
Railroad Labor Board
Railway Empire
Tues
Ty Bmell
Amert- Federation of Lahor
Muarding
Unsettled Weather Cresting Across Central Region
Weather forecast notes a moving unsettled pattern over the central portion with little temperature change. Local conditions for the twenty four hour period ended 6 p m yesterday are reported by the university providing a brief temperature read and wind direction from the southwest.
Manila election sweep secures party victory across city
The Associated Press reports the democratic party won in Manila during a general election, sweeping the city ticket. The win includes a senate seat, two other legislature seats, and the entire city council, marking a strong victory for the party.
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TORY
Tmocrata Party
Manila
Associated Press
N Tire
Senate
Rntire
Hail and Rain Storm Ravages Portales Roosevelts County
The June storm struck Portales and much of Roosevelt County at 6 39 PM with heavy hail and rain for forty minutes. Hailstones up to hen cress size damaged crops cotton and grain destroyed peaches cherries apples gardens and strawberry plants. Trees shed leaves as drifts of hail lay on the ground Tuesday morning.
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Portales
N. M
Roosevelt County
Hallstow
Shriners Plan Tent City for Albuquerque Convention
A converted convention proposal envisions a tent city in Albuquerque in 1925 to host nearly 100,000 Shriners. Plans include air arrivals, tent encampments near Manzano and Sandia ranges, pony pavilions, stage trips to Jemez and Pecos rivers, and extensive recreation facilities. The project would cost about ten million dollars with visitors spending roughly one hundred dollars each.
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Albuquerque
Francisco
Cuesi
Lew
Manzano
Sandia
Sandias
Jemez
Pecos
Jelty
Theone
Albuqueraue
Donlin backs national agencies to end strikes and court aid
John Donlin, president of the AFL Building Trades, urged establishing national bodies to curb strikes and resolve industry troubles. He called for a government supervised council of industry elements and periodic union chiefs meetings to foster harmony, warning that without reforms an industrial court is necessary. The metal trades and union label departments also discussed wage boards and cost finding agencies amid open shop pressures.
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Associated Press
Dontin
Congress
Al*eo
Metal Trades Union
James J. O'Connell
Harding
Kansan
Feding
Connell
Naval
Washington
Navy Yard
Metal Trades Department
Union Label Trades Department
J. W. Hays
Lightning Strikes Clothes Line Damps Sunday Wash
Lightning struck a clothesline at the old Trambley mill on Mora Avenue in Las Vegas New Mexico dumping the week's wash into mud. Firefighters from the Las Vegas department contained the blaze during a drill. Fireman Louis Tripp fell safely while Nick Sundblom skinned his hands and face.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Trambley Mill
Mora Avenue
Mast
Pro on Border: Tom Threepersons Joins Prohibition Force
El Paso Texas reports detective Tom Threepersons joins the prohibition forces on the Mexican border. A Cherokee Indian, former Royal Northwest Mounted Police patrolman, he earned a king’s citation for a winter trek to capture a fugitive. He is six feet tall, 198 pounds, and served in the Fifteenth Infantry during World War I.
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el Paso
Tex
Tom Threepersons
Prohibition
Threepersons
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
King of England
Elo Paso
Ile
Frishteenth Infantry
Pershing
Mexico
Soldiers of Free State Attend Open Mass at Cathedral
Irish Free State troops attend a public military mass outside a crowded cathedral as gunfire and action unfold at the Customs House. Soldiers kneel in the streets during the religious service amid the crisis.
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Irish Free State
Irish Republican Army
Dublin
Pro-Cathedral
Mrs Moore Laid To Rest In Pittsburgh Funeral
The body of Mrs Alexander V Moore known as the Lillian Russell of yesterday’s era was laid to rest in Allegheny Cemetery after funeral services at Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church. Marines carried the casket and the firing party of the 1071 Field Artillery saluted as dignitaries including James J Davis and Hiram W Johnson offered tributes. Floral tributes came from high officials and theater figures nationwide.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Allegheny
Alexander V. Moore
Lillian Russell
Yesteryear
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Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Edward 5 Travers
Chopin
1071 Field Artillery
Moore
James J. Davis
Secretary of Labor
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Harding
Pittsburgh Leader
Brothers Reunite After Twenty Years in La Junta Colorado
In Las Vegas New Mexico on June 8 a stranger on the Santa Fe told Jose Riogas he was his brother Frank. He produced a photo proving their kinship and mother, long unseen, was in the image. The brothers had not met twenty years since Frank left Chile. Frank was bound for San Diego to sail home, while Jose lived in Albuquerque.
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N. M
Jose A. Riogas
Santa Fe
la Junta
Albuquerque
Hiogas
Riegas
Frank
Chile
South America
Frank Riogas
San Diego
Jose Riogas
Albugquerdille
Santa Fe Plans Trade Excursion to Estancia Valley
Santa Fe boosters about 200 strong will depart Sunday morning for the annual trade excursion to the Estancia Valley. The Santa Fe band and baseball team will accompany the party. New Mexico Central offers a low round trip rate.
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Santa FE
Estancia Valley
Santa Be
Estancia
Baseball
Ew Mexico Central
Senate Receives Soldier Bonus Bill From Finance Chair
Washington June The soldier bonus bill is formally presented in the Senate by Finance Committee Chairman McCumber with an accompanying report estimating federal costs at about 3.846 billion dollars over 43 years from next January 1. The plan shifts to adjusted service certificates and various aid programs with differing funding horizons and bank loan provisions, aiming to avoid new taxes but allowing adjustments if needed.
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Finance Committee
Washington
McCumber
Jonuery
House
Treasury
Chairigan McCumber
Harding
Boan
Associated Press
Williams
Mississippi
Senator Williams
Sen
McCamber
Underwood
Free Government Meat Facts and Recipes Booklet
A free booklet from government nutrition experts explains economical meat use at home. It covers value, fat and bone waste, cost of cuts, and practical preparation ideas. Send two cents and coupon to Washington Information Bureau to receive a copy.
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Eivery
Washingrton Information Bureau
Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau
Washington
Meat Booklet Request From Albuquerque Reader
A reader from Albuquerque asks for a free Meat Booklet and encloses two cents for return postage. The note provides name street city state but lacks contact details.
Road Contract to be Awarded on June 21
Las Cruces New Mexico June. Dona Ana county commissioner Henry Stoes announces the 4.82 mile road south of Mesquite will be awarded June 21. Concrete work between El Paso and Las Cruces 44 miles long will finish early September except for a 40 rod Berino stretch held up by a right of way dispute with Santa Fe officials. Construction on the Anthony section waits for a Santa Fe bridge guarantee and material has been ordered.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Mesvuite
Henry Stoes
Board of Commissioners
Dona Ana County
el Paso
Berino
Santa Fe
Wheeler
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Stees
Anthony
Harding Lets Navy Interior Lease Policy Stand
President Harding asserts full approval of navy and interior handling of naval reserves including private leases. He forwards a detailed report by Secretary Fall to the Senate, stressing it is for information and not a defense of policy, and that the administration seeks transparency for congressional investigation.
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Harding
Navy
Interior Departments
Washington
Cette
Mall
Senate
Falla
Public Lands Committee
Fall
House Land Committee
Secretary of the Interior
Natal
Secretary of the Navy
Pianos Paintings Carried Off by Armed Men in Erin
London reports in Ballinasloe on the Galway border considerable damage from a bomb at a Protestant tradesmen’s premises and attacks on Catholic homes. Armed raiders seized aircraft parts and oil paintings from Clan Earth’s mansion at Carbilly, while police and Orangemen face threats as they evacuate Ballinasloe.
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Erin
Associated Preas
London
Ballinasloe
Galway
Tofcommon
Tord Clanearth
Carbilly
Royal Trish Constabulary
Lord Clancarth
Soldiers' compensation bill formally introduced in senate
The soldiers' compensation bill was formally presented to the Senate after initial obstruction. Chairman McCumber urged quick passage while Senator Williams was briefly absent. Debate was deferred as the bill moved to the Senate calendar with a $4 to $7 billion price tag estimated by supporters and opponents alike.
Senate debate centers on government control of mines
Washington June 8 Hoover defended policies to curb coal price hikes amid a Senate showdown over government control of mines. Senator Walsh accused operators of profiteering, while Hoover urged retail dealers to sell coal at cost plus a handling charge to prevent runaway prices and repeat 1920 conditions.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover
Walsh
Massachusetts
Walshe
Mr. Hoover
Troover
Homer D. Jones
Chicago
National Retail Coal Merchants Association
Pri
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