Gompers Appeals for Legislation After Supreme Court Ruling
Samuel Gompers criticizes the Coronado case as a negation of the right to strike and urges Congress to pass new labor legislation. He warns organized labor to prepare for further action, saying citizens should defend free speech and the right to protest court decisions. The remarks come amid preparations for the AFL meeting.
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Senate Abandons Night Sessions on Tariff Bill Consideration
Washington June 9 The senate temporarily drops night sessions to focus on the tariff bill McCumber in charge says day sessions may rule depending on progress Debates erupt over agricultural duties and cash registers with clashes between Simmons Gooding Harrison Norris Taft and Jones on various amendments and international price trends for knives and other goods
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Weather forecast for Porec and Bona region in Colorado
Local report from University meteorologists notes Saturday and Sunday will bring slightly cooler conditions in the northern portion. A modest temperature change is expected with no significant wind shifts. Humidity readings and daily highs and lows are summarized for the twenty four hour period ending 6 p.m. yesterday.
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Hoover Moves to Curb Gouging in Coal Prices
Congress weighing price controls on coal producers and retailers after a conference between Secretary Hoover and Senator Borah. Hoover promised action to prevent profiteering and secure price adjustments, while Borah withholds further investigation pending Hoover’s line of action.
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Arizona forecasts 103000 cattle for spring market
Washington reports the agriculture department forecasts about 105000 head of Arizona cattle will be available for market this spring, up from 94000 last spring and 86000 the prior season, as a nationwide livestock reporting service begins to stabilize the industry. The program aims to divide producing regions into districts with experts aiding marketing, and monthly reports are planned for the corn belt area once perfected.
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Retention of barnstorming rule urged by leagues
Seven National League clubs urged Commissioner Landis to retain the barnstorming rule which led to suspensions for Babe Ruth and two others. The push followed a winter effort to repeal the rule, catching many fans by surprise as league discussions continued. President John L. Heydler led the meeting and announced a committee to secure a memorial site for the late Captain Adrian C. Anson.
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Washington and Followers Honored at Battle Monument Dedication
President Harding praised General Washington and Continental Army followers for courage and sacrifice during the Trenton Princeton campaign as he spoke at the Battle Monument dedication in Princeton New Jersey. He framed liberty and representative government as the true memorials to their deeds. Also reported heat wave deaths rise in Chicago with three more fatalities and nearly 100 others overcome as temperatures surpass ninety degrees.
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President Dunn of Cleveland Club Dies After Long Illness
James C. Dunn, president and chief owner of the Cleveland Americans, died at 6:10 am after a long illness that began last February. He leaves a widow no children, with three nieces and his wife at his bedside. Burial is planned in Marshalltown Iowa, Dunn’s birthplace and stated “home town.” He was also a railroad contractor and a prominent figure in that field.
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Cleveland Mourns Sunny Jim Dunn as Club Prepares Funeral
Cleveland baseball fans mourn James A. Dunn president of the Cleveland American League club who died in Chicago. Tonight’s game with Washington was postponed and mayor Fred Keller ordered city hall flags at half mast. Dunn’s colleagues Les Nunamaker Jack Graney and Clay Folger will attend the funeral. Mrs Dunn may retain her financial interest in the club potentially making her the first woman owner in the American League.
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Three drown in Wisconsin river during class picnic
In Wausau Wisconsin on June 9 three young women and a rescuer died while swimming during a graduation class picnic of Marathon county normal school. The trio ventured into deep water and were overcome by the current.
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Resignation of Fall Is Asked in Resolution
North Platte valley farmers and business men in Scotts Bluff Nebraska passed resolutions demanding the resignation of Secretary of the Interior Fall. They accused the secretary of unjust treatment of irrigated land farmers and a lack of understanding of their relief needs.
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San Francisco Prepares for Shriner Jubilee Weather
San Francisco girds for the Shriners Jubilee with planned mild day and cool nights. Expect 7 000 cars, hospital beds set aside, and city ready as 86 shrines align with hotels amid a transition to a new era.
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Havens Chosen President of Rotary Clubs
Raymond Mave of Kansas City Mo was chosen president of the International Association of Rotary Clubs at the final business session of the thirteenth annual convention. Havens won 581 votes with Stark 29 and Coppock 133. James Layton Ralston of Halifax delivered the principal address on international law and tribunal machinery for crisis settlements. The convention elected officers including James F. Chapin as treasurer and named district governors. The closing session honored retiring President Crawford C. McCullough with a $2,500 plaque and featured overseas delegates before closing with Auld Lang Syne.
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Park boosters gather to finish Rio Grande park lots
A citizens committee of former park boosters will meet with the manager Monday afternoon to secure two remaining land strips and plan immediate development. The Rio Grande park, to be between Barelas bridge and Old Town road, is a Chamber of Commerce project with much land donated. Plans include benches swings a river drive and a children’s swimming hole as deeds complete the park.
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Reichel Plans for 1924 Olympic Games Approved
Paris reports that Frantz Reichel secretary of the French Olympic committee had his plans for the 1924 Olympic games at the Colombes stadium approved by the International Olympic Committee after thorough review. The IOC members were guests at tea with President and Mme Millerand in the evening.
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Secretary Wallace Approves Colorado Road Expenditures
Washington June 9 Secretary Wallace announced approval of 586000 for eight road projects totaling 106 miles in Colorado. All work lies within adjoining or adjacent to National Forest lands and aims to improve accessibility and forest service support.
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Harding Man of Quiet Courage Declaration of Princeton Dean
Princeton dean hails President's stand against soldier bonus and notes his votes against strikes. Observer credits quiet courage and steady leadership in challenging times.
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Harding Receives Honorary Doctor Of Laws At Princeton
President Harding visited Princeton to receive an honorary Doctor of Laws from the university and to dedicate a monument to George Washington. Dean West praised his “quiet courage and self effacing modesty” for stance on veterans bonuses and army strike laws. The president urged adherence to national traditions and righteousness.
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Princeton’s Part in All Wars Praised by Harding
President Harding praised Princeton University for its wartime contributions and its record in past conflicts as he received an honorary degree. He highlighted Princeton’s role in securing American liberties and its enduring gifts to scholarship and learning.
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Free Information Bureau Aids Readers in Washington
The Albuquerque Journal announces a free information bureau linking readers to the government. Inquiries receive direct answers by mail, with postage two cents required, directed to Prederic J. Haskin, director, in Washington.
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