Hoover Seeks Agreement to Stem Coal Price Rises During Strike
Secretary Hoover reaches understanding with National Coal Association and National Retail Coal Merchants Association to curb price hikes for bituminous and anthracite coal amid strike. He notes uneven districts face difficulty setting maximum prices and cites 10 to 15 proposals on job stoppage and intermittent employment as talks continue.
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Washington
Tional Coal Association
Tional Retail Coal Merchant’ Assation
Lane
Mercs
Jover
Condl
Coveral Disa
Pennsylvania
Bank of England Cuts Discount Rate to 3 1 4 Percent
The Bank of England lowered its discount rate to 3 3 4 percent, a half point drop from May 13. The rate, the lowest since before World War I, has fallen steadily since 1920 when it was 7 percent. The bank’s move marks a significant easing from wartime highs and reflects a long decline over the years.
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Thy Associated Press
Asaoed Press
Bank of Eng
Ik of
England
Pears
Pardons Granted to Three Prisoners by Governor Mechem
Pardons have been granted by Governor Mechem to three prisoners serving short terms in the penitentiary. Adam Vanderzees received a complete pardon with the condition his parents supply transportation home to New Jersey. Samuel and Thaniel Gonzales received conditional pardons valid until November 1, 1922. All were sentenced from Guadalupe and Socorro counties in 1921 and 1922 respectively.
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Ja Fe
M. Mechem
Adam Vanderzee
New Jersey
Guadalupenty
Samuel
Thaniel Gonzales
Socorro Con
Weather Outlook for Denver Friday and Saturday
Denver forecast for Friday and Saturday calls for fair skies with cooler northeast and central portions. The outlook mentions warming trends in the northeast on Friday with continued mild conditions into Saturday.
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Denver
Colo
New Sico
Arizona
Local Weather Summary For Twenty Four Hours
Conditions for the twenty four hours ending 6 p m yesterday aided by the university with the west temperature around 88. At 6 p m the reading was 60 with humidity noted. Winds from the southwest, clear skies, and a calm day overall indicating pleasant weather.
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Etion
Fires scorch Gila National Forest three-peat blaze report
Silver City New Mexico June 15 forest fires on Whitewater creek in the Mogollon mountains burn on the Gila national forest three new fires, two large, threaten timber and forage. Over 190 firefighters work to suppress as the season records its worst as yet with campers reported safe.
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Silver City
N. M
Whitewater Creek
Mo Zollon Mountains
Gila National Forest
Gila Forest
Neo
Mogolion
Dempsey May Meet Willard On Labor Day
Jack Dempsey may face Jess Willard in a return match on Labor Day, manager Jack Kearns said. He planned talks with Floyd Fitzsimmons and Tes Nickard in coming days and noted Willard’s public demand and Willard’s alleged displeasure with Dempsey.
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Willard
Los Angeles
Calif
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willward
Labor
Jack Kearns
Kearns
East
Floyd FitzGimmons
Henton Harbor
Mich
Tes Nickard
New York
Dempsey-Willard
Parsickard
Rickard
Harry Wills
U S Sailors Gather in Shanghai for Far East Visit
About 3 000 American sailors join the Asiatic squadron in Shanghai except for New Orleans at Vladivostok and three minor craft at Hong Kong and Manila. Plans include baseball games and Shanghai's Fourth of July celebration before departing July 6 for Chefoo to begin summer target practice aboard Huron destroyers Buffalo and Albany.
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Shanghai
China
Associated Press
New Orleans
Vladivostok
Hong Kong
Manila
Uncle Sam
Huron
Buffalo
Chefoo
Albany
Washington Conference
Ensign Olmsted Reprimanded by Naval Official
Acting Secretary Roosevelt publicly reprimands Ensign J I Olmsted editor of the Lucky Bag year book at Annapolis for cruel treatment of Leonard Kaplan. He states no racial motive was involved and notes Jewish presence in the academy. Olmsted, attached to the battleship Wyoming, will have the reprimand filed in his official Navy record.
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Washington
Navy
Roosevelt
J. I. Olmsted
Annapolis
Leonard Kaplan
Kaplan
Academy
Naval Academy
Olmsted
Wyoming
Shriner Nobles Leave San Francisco After Jubilant Week
Cariners from here 10 begin eastward trek as Shriners from Albuquerque wrap up a festive San Francisco visit. The group plans trips to Los Angeles Portland and back to New Mexico via the Royal Gorge before heading to Washington in 1923.
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San Francisco
Calif
Mecca
Albuquerque
Jim McCandrexs
Honolulu
Los Angeles
Portland
New Mexico
Royal Gorge
Shriners
Patsy McGough
Charlie Lembke
Hob Branch
Art Prager
Lloyd Biurges
Harry Walter
Olie Matson
Kewpie Hoy
Fred White
Emory Davis
Golden Gate City
Washington
Party of railroad men passes through Denver westbound
A party led by Louis Whill of Cheat Northern and Hale Holden of Chicago Burlington and Quincy travels west from Denver toward Glenwood Springs and Caden Utah. The railroad men expect significance amid rumors of Burlington lines weakening, with the Utah leg via Denver and Rio Grande Western, escorted by James Mussel on the D R G W.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Louis Whill
Cheat Northern Jrailroad
Hale Holden
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Glenwood Springs Cols
Caden
Utah
Leval Railroad
Burlington
Eoget
Denver and Rio Grande Western
James Mussel
Pres Lident
Rural mail carriers form district association in Artesia
Rural carriers from Chaves, Eddy and Lea counties met in Artesia to organize a district rural carriers association. W J Caffall of Dexter led the effort. officers elected include J F Wimberley Hagerman president William A Nelson vice president and W J Castali Dexter secretary treasurer. Representatives Nyhart Lake Arthur and Caffall to state meeting. next gathering planned for Labor Day in Roswell with efforts to include all carriers.
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Artesia
N. M
Chaves
Raddy
Lea
Natronal
W. J. Caffall
Dexter
Artessia
Hager‘man
Loving
Roswell
Man Dies Hours Before Planned June Wedding in Texas
In Graham Texas on June 15 Jack Summers 28 died at a hospital three hours before his wedding. He and his fiance had traveled to Otd City where Summers confronted a group using profane language. A later knife attack fatally wounded him and one suspect has been arrested.
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Associated Press
Graham
Texas
Jack Summers
Summers
Otd City
Cuba Begins Reform Cabinet Move In Early Budget Year
Havana reports a government housecleaning with a reform cabinet chosen and plans to pass vital legislation before the end of the fiscal year on June 30. The action signals a push to reshape policy and governance ahead of year’s close.
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Havana
Cuba
Tax Penalty on Delinquent Taxes Added Today
Five per cent penalty on delinquent taxes will be added today under the new state law. This is for non payment of the last half of the 1921 taxes with an additional one per cent penalty each month until payment is made.
Training Camps Opened for Nation's Youth
Washington June 15 training calls were opened under army supervision for youth in the reserve officers training corps. About 160 900 young men are under training to become reserve corps officers or national guard officers. An estimated 7 000 began summer field training to complement classroom study. The program aims to add at least 2 000 potential officers and eventually 10 000 reserve officers. Attendance by corps: first 721 second 605 third 984 fourth 1 230 fifth 777 sixth 703 seventh 944 eighth 557 ninth 691.
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Washington
Army
Reserve
Reserve Corps
National Guard
Terminated Romance In Indiana Ends Brief Court Involvement
Miss Esther Stewart a 17 year old high school graduate from Denton Kana returned home after an attempted marriage to Cecil Thomas of New Castle that was halted by officials. The couple was refused a license after parents alerted authorities and Judge Gauss held a conference before the girl left for home.
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New Castle
Ind
Esther Stewart
Denton
Kana
Cecil Thomas
Kansas
Stewart
Thomas
Gauss
Circuit Court
Miss Stewart
Portales Woman Killed Attempting to Turn From Buggy
Mrs. A B Stokes of Portales was killed when frightened umbrella caused her to flee a buggy. Her companion Mrs Lang and a three year old son were present. the boy was unhurt while Mrs Lang was bruised but not seriously injured. The accident happened in front of the Stokes home.
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Joliawil Portales
N. M
A. B. Stokes
Bank discount rates cut in Bengal and Bombay
The Bank of Bengal reduced its discount rate to five percent today in Calcutta and the Bank of Bombay followed suit in Bombay, also setting its discount rate at five percent.
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Calcutta
Bank of Bengal
Bombay
Bank of Bombay
Harmony Dinner in Albuquerque Bids for Unified Republican Front
A Harmony Dinner in Albuquerque honoring Governor Merritt C. Mechem drew reps from across New Mexico. Speakers touted Republican achievements, urged unity between old line and independent Republicans, and pressed for open party councils to welcome diverse views ahead of the elections.
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Merritt C. Mechem
Frank A. Hub Bell
Frans Hubbell
Bernado County
HH. Q. Bursum
Harding
New Mexico Weather Report Calls for Rain Across Regions
The weekly weather and crop condition report notes warm dry conditions with light showers in east and north counties. Rain is urgently needed in central, west, and southwest districts as crops and range suffer. irrigated crops do well while stock losses rise in drying areas.
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United States
Springer
Ft. Stanton
Albuquerque
Agricultural College
el Paso
Dexter
Tres Piedras
Truchas
Chimsayo
Light earthquakes felt in Calexico on June 15
Three light shocks were felt in Calexico today, with no damage reported. The report notes a major earthquake on June 22, 1915, which destroyed the business district buildings, but today’s quakes caused only minor vibrations.
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Calexico
Calif
Miners Endorsement Marks AFL Labor Unions Stand
Cincinnati June 16 The Associated Press reports the AFL convention endorsed the nationwide coal strike since April 1 affecting half a million miners and signaled approval of a potential rail strike by more than 1,000,900 railroad workers. Delegates cheered as B M Jewell urged unity and no interference to halt a strike.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
American Federation of Labor
B. M. Jewell
Federation
Jewell
William Green
Miners’ Union
William E. Foster
Foster
Coronado
Executive Council
Supreme Court
Taft
Casey
Wu Ting-Fang invited to Pekin for reunion talks
General Wu Pei Lu urges Sun Yat-Sen to join a unification effort in China. Wu Ting-Fang, former US secretary candidate Li Yuan Hung ally, has not replied. Acting premier W. W. Yen heads a cabinet seeking to end northern southern divisions and advance Li’s plan.
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Associated Press
Peka Lo
Soted Press
Eneral
Wu Pe China
Sun Yat-Sen
Republic of South China
Pekin
Sun
Wu Ting-Fang
Washington
Li Yuan Hung
W. W. Yen
China
Draft of Emerald Isle constitution given out
London June 15 Associated Press reports the draft Irish Free State constitution declares all treaty provisions void if repugnant to the Anglo Irish treaty, ties allegiance to the king, and places Ireland in the British Commonwealth with a strong legislative role and powers over money bills, amending the war stance and supreme court authority.
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Associated Press
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Canada
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Senate
House of Commons
House of Lords
Free State
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Supreme Court
Irish Free State
Saorstate Ireann
Community of Nations
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