Commission splits over coal strike wage hike hours remain
Washington March 11 The Wilson commission divides on wage boosts and hours. Majority recommends about 25 percent raise while hours stay 7, 14 percent already granted. miner rep White opposes, minority may seek 35 percent and seven hour day. Miners wary of settlement, awaiting White's report.
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Washington
Associated Press
Wilson
Henry M. Robinson
Rembrandt Peale
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
Wilam Green
Miners’ Union
White House
White
Mr. Milson
Agether
Uthheld
Commission
Thei
Comiskiion
Wildon
Senate Debates Key Article in Peace Treaty Stalemate
Washington March 11 Talks on the peace treaty faltered as leaders aimed for a compromise on article ten. Democratic and Republican negotiators reported gains but still faced a two vote deficit for ratification, with Hitchcock leading a counter offensive and no clear source of new support.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Diplomat's Wife Becomes Movie Actress in New York
Senora Dona Ana de Diaz wife of the Honduran legation charge d affaires has left Washington social life to pursue films. She has moved to New York and is taking a prominent role in a major production.
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Washington
Senora Dona Ana de Diaz
Legation
New York
Weather forecast and local report for Denver March 11
The forecast for Friday and Saturday calls for fair skies with warmer conditions in the east portion. Friday and Saturday show little temperature change. Local report notes conditions through the twenty four hour period ending 6 p m yesterday, with low humidity and no measurable precipitation.
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Denver
Toalo
Colider
Arizona
Teese
Miners Reject 25 Percent Wage Increase Plan
March 11 Muskogee Oklahoma John Ross secretary of District 21 said the 25 percent wage rise recommended by the presidents commission will not satisfy coal miners in the southwest.
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Muskogee
Oklo
Presidents Commission
Southwest
John Ross
District 21
Treasury Officials Warn Against Soldier Relief Bond Plan
Washington officials told the house ways and means committee that a $2.5 billion bond issue for soldier relief would threaten finances. Secretary Houston warned it could disaster the economy, while Leffingwell urged avoiding bonds to veterans who would cash them. Roth favored higher taxes as least harmful.
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Washington
McAdoo
Houston
The
Treasury
Leffingwell
House
Ways and Means Committee
Hiousten
Roth
Larding
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Last Testimony in Newberry Trial to be Heard Saturday
Grand Rapids March 11 All proofs in the Newberry elections conspiracy trial will be before the jury by Saturday and arguments of counsel will start next Monday. The arguments will be limited to tight hours for each side. Paul King, chief defense witness, was in bed by his doctor's orders but expected to resume the stand tomorrow.
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Morning Journal
Grand Rapids, Mich
Paul King
Bcsesions
King
Nelson's Son-In-Law Held In Connection With Farmer's Death
Gustaf Nelson son in law of Senator Knute Nelson was jailed in Alexandria Minnesota awaiting an inquest into the death of farmer Joseph Middleton shot after a quarrel. Nelson says Middleton tried to wrest a shotgun as he passed to Middleton's farm and asserts the gun went off accidentally during the struggle.
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Alexandria
Minn
Gustaf Nelson
United States
Knute Nelson
Joseph Middleton
Nelson
Middleton
Theodore Jackson
Jackson
F C Blood Makes A Good Record As Mayor
East Las Vegas New Mexico March 11 Special Correspondence to The Journal. With election time near little political talk. City progress under Mayor F C Blood praised for improvements and lasting gains. Blood elected by a fusion ticket of republicans and democrats. Some democrats prefer a candidate this year but none have been named.
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East Las Vegas
N. M
F. C. Blood
Blood
Property Changing Hands at East Las Vegas
Special correspondence reports Vincent Truder who ran the Ampex bar for twenty years and after Prohibition turned it into a soft drinks and pool hall has sold it to O. M. Ward. Truder buys the Forsythe property on South Grand between Lincoln and Jackson and plans to build a modern garage and filling station. Mrs Hite sells the Lobby cafe to Texas buyers and will run the rooms above the Merchants cafe on Sixth street.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Vincent Truder
O. M. Ward
Truder
South Grand Avenue
Lincoln and
Jackson Avenues
Frank Forsythe
KF. Mite
Texas
Hite
Merchants Cafe
Bixth Street
Harding Voices Rights and Unity For Postwar World
Senator Warren G. Harding addressed the Winter Knight club in Colorado Springs arguing for firm protection of citizenship abroad and at home and a clear understanding with Mexico. He urged honoring contracts as essential to industrial peace and warned against expansionist aims.
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Morning Journal
Colorado Springs
Colo
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Winter Knight Club
Mexico
America
Harding
State Resto in Wootton Trial Ends Suddenly
The prosecution in the Bisbee deportation hearing abruptly ends its case, followed by a surprise termination announced without warning. The judge set no immediate retrial date as spectators await further developments in the high profile matter.
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Resto
Wootton
Bisbee
Trial of H. E. Wootton in Bisbee Kidnapping Case
Defense focuses on law of necessity as the trial resumes after the state concludes its case in chief. Opening for the defense questions alleged IWW tenets and attacks on religion as witnesses discuss the Bisbee deportations of July 12, 1917 that sent 1,186 men to Columbus New Mexico from Bisbee Arizona.
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Tombstone
Ariz
H. E. Wootton
Bisbee
Warren
Columbus
N. M
Thomas Grady Green
Douglas
Wootton
Mammon
Industrial Workers of the World
Frank KE. Curley
Curley
Vincent St. John
Tornado Killings Hit Missouri and Nevada Regions
A Missouri tornado near Branson and Hollister in Taney county killed seven minors of Ran and William Box and others, with eight injured and two missing. The storm swept Melva and nearby towns, causing widespread ruin, trapped residents, and reports of houses blown away. Nevada also saw three deaths and $198,660 in damage when a tornado struck the business district.
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Morning Journal
Springfield
Turkey Creek
Branson
Hollister
Taney County
Ran
William Box
Melva
Alva Howard
William Jackson
Jackson
John Gross
Oasis
Ridgeway Manky
Melya
William
Kirbyville
Taneyville
Mildred
Forsyth
Ozark
Nevada
Paul Pierson
William Rothien
Harry Brewer
Walle
Foof
Nevada Trust Company
Government to labor relation urged as paramount issue in US
Senator A B Cummins told the National Petroleum Congress that the government must compel justice for wage workers and adjudicate disputes between employers and employees. He said the labor question outweighs international concerns and will shape the coming political campaign. He urged government action to set wages and conditions and enforce its decisions in essential industries.
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League of Nations
Cummins
United States
Morning Journal
Chicago
A. B. Cummins
Iowa
National Petroleum Congress
Senator Cummins
Lawsuit Over News Ticker Error Hits Dow Jones Firm
New York suit seeks 2218 against Dow Jones and company over an erroneous Supreme Court report on the Macomber case. Plaintiff Jaillet claims the inaccuracy caused stock losses while Dow Jones cites reporter negligence in preparing the advance bulletin and failure to correct the error promptly.
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New York
Dow Jones and Company News Ticket Service
United States Supreme Court
Macomber
Joseph Cashman
Gaston Daillet
Martin C. Ansorge
Jaillet
Dow, Jones and Company
Braillet
Supreme Court Chamber
Washington
Waa
Tower Court
Gstricke
Plea for Fair Flour Export Rates Before Shipping Board
The Southwestern Millers' league urged the Shipping Board to set just flour export rates, asking to limit wheat flour differential. Chairman Payne promised careful consideration amid wartime disruptions and a pending transition of the grain regime.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Southwestern Millers’ League
Payne
Grain Corporation
Taylor
Warships Delays Criticized by Admiral Sims Before Senate Panel
Rear Admiral Sims charged navy policy kept the Atlantic fleet in poor readiness and ignored pleas for ships. He cited four mismatched vessels sent abroad, long docking delays, and slow response to requests for submarines and tugs while urging Hoover testify on food conditions.
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Washington
Sims
Navy Department
Senate
United States
Department
Cay
Admiral Sims
Herbert Hoover
Hioever
Ball
Laware
Poindetter
Mitchell-Jackson Fight Postponed After Seat Sale Surpasses
An advanced seat sale exceeding 15000 dollars triggers postponement of the Mitchell Jackson boxing match set for March 15 in Milwalker Wisconsin. Local promotion notes the event will be rescheduled. tickets already purchased remain valid for future date.
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Milwalker
Wis
Black murderer of 4 year old girl executed in Kentucky
Petrie Kimbrough also known as Will Lockett was executed in Foldyville prison for the Geneva Hardman murder and confessions to four other killings. Guards moved him from death row at 4 14 am to the chair house and the electric chair killed him within fifteen seconds. Witnesses included two Hardman brothers, Lexington citizens, soldiers and prison guards. He prayed and sang hymns overnight and claimed readiness to die.
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Morning Journal
La __ Fudyville
Petrie Kimbrough
Will Lockett
Geneva Hardman
Foldyville
Kimbrough
Death Row
Collier
Lexington
Hardman
Pullman Service to Link Los Angeles Mazatlan Soon
Kogales Arizona reports that a new Through Pullman car service will debut between Los Angeles and Mazatlan Mexico within two weeks. George E. Kramer Pullman representative in Tucson announced after a conference with Southern Pacific de Mexico officials.
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Kogales
Ariz
Pullman
Los Angeles
Mazatlan
Mexico
George E. Kramer
Pullman Company
Tucson
Southern Pacific de Mexico
Trade Commission Report on Packing Industry Attacked
Washington report notes L D H Weld of Swift & Co challenging the commissions packing industry findings. He argues the tabular data show inertia of statistics with large volumes. Weld presented tables claiming major concerns keep proportional shares across industries.
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Trade Commission
Ourmal Brial
Washington
Federal Commission
L. D. H. Weid
Swift & Co
House Agriculture Committee
Anderson
Minnesota
Weld
J. Ogden Armour
Chicago
Henry Veeder
Armour
Secretary Baker Overpaid Income Tax Refunded 480
Washington March 11 Internal Revenue notified Secretary Baker he is entitled to a 480 refund for the year due to a surtax calculation error. Baker, a lawyer, had a lawyer assist him with the return and said he could not locate the mistake.
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Morning Journal
Gpec S
Washington
Baker
Internal Revenue
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