War Termination Resolution Passes House Amid Bipartisan Vote
The Porter resolution ending the state of war was approved 305 to 61, with about fifty Democrats voting with Republicans. Representative Garrett of Tennessee, acting Democratic Leader, attacked GOP moves and questioned Secretary Hughes amid debate before sending the measure to conference.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Garrett of Tenpesses
Hughes
Harvey
House Passes Porter Resolution to End War With Central Powers
Washington reports the house voted five to one to terminate the state of war with the central powers by adopting the Porter resolution as a Republican measure with 305 to 61 voting for it and 49 Democrats joining. A reversal motion to send it back to committee failed 254 to 112. The measure includes a Versailles era disarmament provision.
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Washington
House
United States
Senate
Kelsey
Michigan
Representative Flood
Virginia
Germany
Vorter
Cormamitter
Bourke Cochran
New York
Kelley
Congreta
Harding backs grouping of federal bureaus for efficiency
President Harding urges regrouping of government activities so each department comprises agencies with the same major purpose. He says identical services should be grouped, then duplication eliminated through consolidation and improved administration.
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Washington
Harding
Joint Commission
Credit relief plan to aid livestock industry announced
The Treasury disclosed a $50 million livestock loan pool with $25 million from eastern bankers and $25 million from western institutions. A Chicago-based administration will route advances to banks in stock raising regions and cattle loan companies. Loans carry current-rate interest, with two-year turnover and potential rediscount by the Federal Reserve, aiding sheep and cattle producers.
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Associated Press
Washington
J. P. Morgan
Treasury
Bankera
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Federal Reserve Banks
Nude girl found dead in Arkansas River near Little Rock
Unidentified about fourteen year old girl was found nude and decomposed in a box in the Arkansas River near Little Rock. The coroner said she had been dead about two weeks and ordered burial. The body showed signs of partial burning.
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Arkansas River
Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
Bone nomination confirmed by Senate for Alaska governor
The nomination of Scott C. Bone former publisher of Washington and Seattle newspapers to be governor of Alaska was confirmed today by the Senate in Washington.
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Bone
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Scott C. Bone
Washington and
Seattie Newspapers
Alaska
Fourth Woman Indicted in Daniel Kaber Murder Case
Cleveland dispatch reports the fourth suspect, midwife Erminita Colavito, indicted on two counts for poisoning and stabbing Daniel F. Kaber two years after his death. Prosecution explores motive and reward fraud as three other defendants, Eva Kaber, Mary Brickel, and Marian McArdle, face similar charges. A fortune teller and relatives are questioned. an injunction blocks transfer of Kaber estate rights.
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Ohio
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Danijel F. Kaber
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Sisin
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Marian McArdle
Colavito
Raber
FE. C. Stanton
Colavita
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R Brickel
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest States
Denver Colorado June 13 unsettled weather with thunder storms likely in the eastern portion. New Mexico warmer in the east with storms then fair in the northwest on Tuesday and a Wednesday shift to fair. Arizona: Tuesday fair and warmer, central and extreme northwest portions. Wednesday fair.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
University Weather Summary Ends Yesterday
Conditions for the twenty four hours ending 6 p m yesterday reported by the university show a high of 84 and a low of 61 with mean 71.3. Humidity at 6 p m 74 rising to 87 percent. Precipitation 0.20 inches. Wind light from the east. Day partly cloudy.
Pueblo Receives 100000 Sanitation Funds After Flood
Government allotment of 100000 to Pueblo was announced to fund sanitation efforts and protect the municipal water system. Red Cross contributions total 35746.95, with 13161 in local checks and 22555.95 via the governor’s office.
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Associated Press
Pueblo
Colo
United States
Lawrence C. Phipps
Samuel D. Nicholson
Guy A. Hardy
Washington
James L. Lovern
James Lovern
Colorado
Caples
Capleen
The
Red Cross
Percy Hagerman
Colorado Springs
Tulsa
Okla
Arkansas
Eime
Hawaii military expansion adds acreage for training
Washington June 13 Plans to increase acreage used for military purposes in the Hawaiian islands were approved today by Secretary Weeks at a conference with Chairman Kahn of the house military committee. It is proposed to add about 1 000 acres to the military reservations and make possible the training of soldiers by divisions.
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Washington
Hawaiian Islands
Weeks
Kahn
House Military Committee
Hawaii
Senate votes to suspend mine claim assessments
Washington June 13 The Senate votes to suspend mining claim assessment work for six months ending July 1 and shifts the assessment year to start July 1 instead of January 1. The bill by Senator Bursum Republican New Mexico moves to the House.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Senate
Bursum
Republcan
New Mexico
House
Santa Fe Rail Depreciation Lift Raises Valuation Totals
Santa Fe tax officials announced the tax commission revoked an earlier depreciation allowance for four interstate railroads and added more than ten million to total valuation. The Santa Fe rolling stock and motive power were raised by 1.68 million with a 1 million supplies figure. Depreciation figures for Santa Fe and other lines were set back to the tax roll. The commission rejected further livestock valuation cuts and ruled that the 25 percent grazing land reduction did not apply to checkerboard lands held by the Santa Fe railway.
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Morning Journal
Santa Fe
J. E. Saint
Tax Commission
Interstate Commission
Santa F
el Paso
Southwestern
Rock Island
Arizona
New Mexico
Santa Fe Railway
Madame Curie Under Physician Care After Arizona Trip
Madame Curie co discovers radium returns to Chicago from a Grand Canyon of Arizona journey and is placed under a physician's care for exhaustion. She travels with her daughters Eve and Trene, with public functions limited by the committee during their three day visit.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Madame Marie Curie
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Eve
Trene
Senator Harrison Pursues Inquiry Over Harvey Speech Insult
Senator Harrison introduces a resolution to ask President Harding whether Ambassador Harvey’s Pilgrim Day speech of May 19, 1912, warrants reprimand or recall, and if Harding knew or protested the speech or its quotation in newspapers. The measure seeks guidance on consultation and verification.
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Flarrison
Harding
Senate
George W. Harvey
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Harrison
Curtis
Kansas
Harvey
Prairie Oil and Gas Company Cuts Crude Price
The Prairie Oil and Gas company announced a 25 cent cut in crude oil, setting the new price at 1.25 dollars per barrel. The move follows Magnolia Petroleum’s prior 25 cent reduction in the Healdton field Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Associated Press Independence
Kans
Prairie Oil and Gas Company Today
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Healdton
Tulsa
Okla
Sinclair Crude
Former soldiers shot dead in Dublin street
Two former soldiers were killed when three unidentified men opened fire on them last night in Dublin. Police search for suspects and motive as investigators cordon the area.
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Dublin
Special June Subscription Offer From Albuquerque Morning Journal
The Albuquerque Morning Journal announces a limited June offer with reduced rates to delinquent and new subscribers as the presses upgrade. Acknowledges thousands in installation costs and seeks subscriber cooperation to offset the expense while benefiting readers.
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Albuquerque Morning Journal
Shipping Board Engineers Reach Wage Agreement
Washington reports a 15 percent wage cut and overtime elimination for engineers on Shipping Board vessels, effective until April 30, 1922. The pact was approved by Chairman Lasker after talks between Secretary Davis, Rear Admiral Benson, and the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association, with officials signaling similar talks forthcoming for seamen and other crews.
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Shipping Board
Davis
Benson
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Lasker
Department of Labor
Strown
Engineers’ Association
Brown
Stubborn Clash Over Shrine Hospital Plan At Imperial Session
Des Moines IA June 13 The Imperial Council begins meetings with the shrine hospitalization program as the main issue A clash is expected between W Freeland Kendrick Philadelphia and Ellis Lewis Garretson Tacoma regarding centralization versus nationwide subsidized endowments Elections are expected on Wednesday as part of the session.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Imperial Council
Mystic Shrine
Imperial
W. Freeland Kendrick
Philadelphia
Ellis Lewis Garretson
Tacoma
Wash
St. Louis
Four Die As They Drown at Fallen Leaf Lake
Mrs. Eileen Wilber and her two children DeLong and Grace, all of San Francisco, along with Miss E B Wilkie, drowned at Fallen Leaf Lake in El Dorado County California after attempting a boat transfer in rough water yesterday.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Calif
Eileen Wilber
De-Long
Grace
EB. Wilkie
Fallen Leaf Lake
Eolorado County
Federal road commission proposed to oversee interstate highways
Washington reports the Townsend bill to create a three member Federal Highway Commission with presidential appointment and a $16 000 annual salary. It would continue a $100 million annual federal aid to states for interstate road building with a state matching requirement and final route selection by the commission in cooperation with the states.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Post Office and Postroads Committee
Townsend
Federal Highway Commission
Commission
Federal Commission
Alaska
Miss Alexa Stirling Heads U S Golf Team
Atlanta born American champion Alexa Stirling led the United States team in medal play with a 79 card at Fontainebleau France as the French women's golf championship opens. Team members include Mrs R H Barlow of Philadelphia and Miss Alice Hanchitte of California. Paris 79.
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Fontainebleau
France
Alexa Stirling
Atlanta
United States
R. H. Barlow
Philadelphia
Mise Alice Hanchitte
California
Paris
Baby swept to death in San Miguel River
Telluride Colorado June 13 a mother carrying her fourteen month old baby slipped from a foot bridge into the San Miguel River. More than a hundred onlookers watched as the infant was carried away. The mother was rescued by picnickers and the baby’s body was recovered at Placerville eighteen miles downstream.
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Associated Press
Telluride
Colo
William Angeslave
San Miguel River
Placerville
Boston Compositors Strike After Arbitration Ruling
Boston printers walk out following arbitration board decision upholding the existing union contract terms with publishers present during working hours.
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Boston
Boston Daily Newspapers
Five Way Soldier Bonus Bill Seen Sent to Senate
Washington June 13 The five way soldier bonus bill will be reported to the senate tomorrow by the finance committee Chairman Penrose predicted early passage.
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Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Penrose
Year of Progress Predicted for 1921 Federation Move
Auditorium Denver June 13 opens the forty-ninth annual American Federation of Labor convention with President Samuel Gompers predicting a year of progress and the federation surpassing 5,000,000 members before winter. Delegates condemn open shop drives while urging labor farmer cooperation and universal disarmament. The opening action protests the Scott bill affecting Great Lakes navigation and seamen. Local unions aid Pueblo flood relief with donations from Plate printers and Railway Clerks.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor Movement
America
Executive Council
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Labor
American Trades Union Movement
Gompers
Congress
Great Lakes
International Seamen's
Une Son
Caisine
Plate Printers’ Union
Washington
D. C
Brotherhood of
Railway Clerks
National Guard Withdrawals From Pueblo Scheduled
Pueblo Colorado June 13 The Associated Press reports Colonel Patrick J Hamrock Colorado adjutant general says all National Guard units will be out of Pueblo by June 25 with final withdrawal between June 22 and 26 Afterward martial law ends and policing passes to rangers and city police The plan aims to minimize stay while safeguarding the city’s welfare and tourism prospects
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Hamrock
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Colo
Associated Press
Patrick J. Hamrock
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Three Italian Cardinals Admitted to Sacred College
Rome June 18 three Italian cardinals were raised to the sacred college by Pope Benedict in a secret consistory. New members include Monsignor Giovanni Tacca Porcelli papal major domo Monsignor Camillo Laurenti secretary of the congregation of the propaganda and Monsignor Achille Ratti papal nuncio to Poland. The allocution voices anxiety over Palestine citing Jewish activity and urges Christian governments to seek a League of Nations mandate definition.
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Associated Press
Sacred College
Benedict
Giovannia Tacca Porcelli
Camillo Laurenti
Congregation of the Propaganda
Achille Ratti
Poland
Palestine
Holy Land
Christian Nations
League of Nations
Bridge Replaced After Flood Shuts Colorado Springs Route
Colorado Springs residents reach Pueblo faster as a 260 foot bridge over Fountain Creek at Buttes is completed this afternoon. Flood previously washed out the large concrete structure on June 9, hindering rail and motor traffic. A crew of twenty five men built the new bridge in a few hours, easing hazardous passage and long car lines.
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