Plans For Evacuation Of Mines April 1 Are Begun
Six hundred thousand union miners will quit work April 1 unless a wage solution is offered. John L. Lewis warns that mine evacuations are under way with pump men and engineers staying to prevent flooding. Final withdrawal orders will come from the union in Cleveland or Chicago next week. An arbitration panel will meet to discuss a new wage settlement as spring nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
John L. Lewis
International Organization of
Unitec Mine Workers
Lewis
General Policies Committee of the Union
Cleveland
Chicago
Shamokin
Trans-Pacific Lines Establish a New Rate
A through rate of 620.50 from the Far East to Europe via trans-Pacific steamers and North American railroads will take effect April 1. The Admiral line Pacific Mail China Steamship Toyo Kisen Canadian Pacific and allied routes will apply. Stopover privileges will allow Oriental European travelers to visit U S and Canada en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Far East
Europe
Suez Canal
Admiral Line
trans-Pacific Lines
Atlantic Lines
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
China Steamship Company
Toyo Katsen Kaisha
Canadian Pacific
Ocean Service
United States
Canada
Arbuckle Jury Selections Extend Through Week in Manslaughter Trial
In San Francisco on March 18 the third trial of Roscoe C. Fatty Arbuckle for manslaughter showed jurors still being screened. The regular panel was sworn, but two alternates required further questioning, exhausting the 65 called. A new pool will be seated Monday, as August Wold revealed his wife had been telephoned by a woman posing as a civic group member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Roscoe C. (Fatty) Arbuckle
August Wold
Conway Elected New Mexico Teachers Association Secretary
Santa Fe March 18 T W Conway superintendent of schools of Tularosa was elected secretary of the New Mexico Teachers association by the executive committee in Santa Fe He will devote full time to duties and keep headquarters in Santa Fe though remaining in Tularosa until mid May to finish the term He is a prominent educator with many years in New Mexico institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Santa Fe
T. W Conway
Tularosa
New Mexico Teachers’ Association
Conway
Boy Acquitted of Slaying Stepfather in Worley
Robert Ford, 17, was acquitted of murder in the death of his stepfather C B Smith at their Worley Idaho home last November. The district court jury found him not guilty and Jude W. F. Naughton ruled him a juvenile delinquent paroled to his mother. Ford admitted firing the shot saying Smith threatened him with a chair.
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Coeur d’Alene
Ida
Robert Ford
C B. Smith
Worley
Idaho
Jude W. F. Naughton
Storm Sweeps East of Rockies Cutting Wiring Across Region
A combined rain and snow storm with winds up to 40 mph sweeps the region east of the Rockies to the upper Mississippi Valley. Wire communication with the east is cut from Denver, seven inches of snow near Sharon Springs, Kansas, and power outages reported in Durango, Telluride, Silverton, and Ouray. Denver sees one death and several injuries from icy streets. Weather predicts fair conditions tomorrow as rail lines report difficulties and snow plows assist trains.
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Denver
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi Valley
Nebraska
North Platte
Neb
Colorado
Durango
Telluride
Silverton
Ouray
IATED
Leadville
Mercury
Denver Area Weather Forecast for New Mexico and Arizona
Weather forecast indicates fair conditions for New Mexico Sunday and Monday with warmer temperatures in the east portion. Arizona also expected fair Sunday and Monday with little temperature change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Local Weather Summary From University Observations
Conditions for the twenty four hours ending 6 p m yesterday recorded by the university show a high of 82 and a low around 44. Humidity at 6 a m and 6 p m near 29 and 44 percent with a maximum wind velocity of 42 miles per hour from the west. Precipitation listed as trace and skies cloudy.
Sleet and Wind Storm Knocks Out Nebraska Communications
A heavy sleet and wind storm near Grand Island Nebraska crippled wire communication to the west about 8 15 tonight. Points west to the Pacific coast were without communication with eastern points officials said. The disruption was reported by the local offices of the American Telephone and Telegraph company.
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Omaha
Neb
Grand Island
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Pacific Coast
Nurse braves blizzard to aid destitute Klamath County family
Miss Lydia Fricke, a Klamath County health nurse, traveled 20 miles on skis through a blizzard to reach a four feet snowblocked area. She hired four men and used food and clothing to reach a sixperson family, delivering relief after a double return ski crossing.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Lydia Fricke
Klamath County
Klamath
Policy toward Ireland Faces Ulster Crisis in Letter
Belfast March 18 The letter from Field Marshal Sir Henry Hughes Wilson to Sir James Craig describes Lloyd George's policy as wrecking Ireland into chaos and murder. It calls for restoring order and presents a hardline manifesto tone aimed at Ulster.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Henry Hughes Wilson
Imperial General Staff
North Down
Ulster
James Craig
St.arrick’s
Lloyd George
Ireland
Immigration Holiday Favored by Lillian Russell
Mrs Alexander P Moore known as Lillian Russell returned on the Aquitania after a Labor Department assignment to study Europe. She advocates a ten year immigration holiday due to fears of hordes waiting at European ports to enter the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alexander P. Moore
Lillian Russell
Aquitania
Davis
Europe
United States
Hoover Leads Colorado River Dam Site Inspection
In Las Vegas on March 18 Herbert Hoover secretary of commerce and chairman of the Colorado River Commission toured the Colorado river area including the Boulder Canyon dam site. He traveled with Arizona and Nevada governors and other officials by auto and boat through canyon walls 2000 feet high. The dam point lay between two rocky walls and was reached by boat provided by the Reclamation Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Las Vegas
Colorado River
Boulder Canyon
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Colorado River Commission
Arizona
Nevada
Los Angeles
United States Reclamation Service
Fight This Enemy Now Fight This Enemy Now
Citizens urged to stop rats by denying hiding places and food. The pamphlet from government explains pest control measures and offers a free booklet. readers can request by mailing a coupon with two cents for postage.
Rat Booklet Request with Return Postage Enclosed
Correspondent Frederic J. Haskin from The Albuquerque Journal in Washington, D. C. encloses two cents for return postage on a free copy of the Rat Booklet to Name, Street, City, State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic J. Haskin
The
Albuquerque Journal, Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Pink Lady's Romance Delays Wedding After Eleven Years
Hazel Tout known as Hazel Dawn rose to stardom in The Pink Lady while Charles Groehl, a Montana mine owner, waited through eleven years of longing. He wooed and praised her work as she pursued superstardom and postponed marriage to establish herself, building toward a possible future together on Broadway and beyond.
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Hazel
New York
Broadway
Ogden
Charles Groehl
London
Hazel Dawn
Pink Lady
Dawn
West
Divine
Groehl
Miss Dawn
New Mexico
Montana
President Harding Ends Florida Vacation On Way To Washington
President Harding and Mrs. Harding leave St Augustine aboard a special train en route to Washington after a Florida golf vacation. The party includes Secretary Weeks and Mrs Weeks Attorney General Daugherty Under Secretary Fletcher Brigadier General Sawyer and Secretary Christian. Officials expect early discussion of the bonus bill and the coal strike upon his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harding
Washington
St. Augustine
Weeks
Daugherty
Fletcher
Sawyer
Christian
Rath with One On Knocks a Home Run
Babe Rath hit a solo homer in the seventh with one man on as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Yankees 10 to 6 in New Orleans. The game featured Rath lifting the ball over the right field fence to fuel the Cardinals win.
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New Orleans
Babe” Rath
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Cardinals
Opera Star Margarette Matzenauer Backed by Mother-In-Law
In St Louis on a concert tour Mme Margarette Matzenauer confirmed a Monterey statement by Mrs Kate Glotzbach Howland that Carmel California woman’s activities upset her son Floyd Glotzbach’s marriage. Matzenauer said she met her mother in law in New York in February and agreed to forgive and forget her husband after a conference.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Mme
Margarette Matzenauer
Monterey
Calif
Kate Glotszbach - Howland
Floyd Glotzbach
Carmel
Matzenauer
Handicap Trotting Race Set for Cleveland Track
The Forestry Livestock and Fair company announced a first trotting horse handicap race to be staged at the North Randall grand circuit meeting the week of August 7. The $5,000 added money event limits entrants to trotter records of 2 06 or better and features two dashes of a mile each with scratch horses starting at the wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Forestry Livestock and Fair Company
Win Kinan
Supreme Court Backs High School Fraternities
Missouri Supreme Court upholds high school fraternities in a ruling on a suit by W R Wright and other St Louis taxpayers against the city school board. The decision affirms the board's policy on student organizations and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
State Supreme Court
W. RR. Wright
St. Louis
Disabled Vets Rally for Pay as Funds Run Short
Several hundred disabled veterans in New York and suburbs crowded the veterans bureau district office demanding their semi monthly pay. Treasury checks totaling 6000 awaited funds held up due to missing deficiency appropriation. Maj. Opdycke sought authority and obtained emergency funding for the most in need. About 105,000 disabled volunteers nationwide faced similar delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Veterans Bureau
Treasury
Bureau
Congress
Henry G. Opdycke
Washington
Bonus bill to be referred to President Harding again
The soldiers bonus issue will be sent to President Harding after a plan for a conference with the White House is arranged for tomorrow evening. House leaders aim to decide on suspension of rules and potential passage, while minority reports on the bill proceed for presentation Monday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Republican House
Florida
White House
Hase
Mondell
Gillett
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
Lineberger
Representative Lineberger
California
Towner
House Republican Organization
Fess
Ohio
Republican Congressional Committee
Campbell
Rules Committee
Tincher
Agricultural Committee
Representative Walsh
Massachusetts
Madden
Representative Towner
Town
Woodruff
Michigan
Mann
Illinois
Dunn
New York
Nolan
Sanders
Indiana
Anderson
Minnesota
Republican Steering Committee
Fordney
Green
Iowa
Longworth
Hawley
Oregon
Treadway
Tilson
Connecticut
Copley
Ilinois
Mott
Frear
Wisconsin
Young
North Dakota
Timberlake
Colorado
Hadley
Chandler
Oklahoma
Kitchin
North Carolina
Capitol
Snow Storm Closes Raton Streets in Severe Winter Outbreak
Raton New Mexico reports one of the worst winter storms, arriving Friday night with high winds and rapid snow drift. Temperatures dropped, cities remain under gale conditions, and the storm is forecast to continue into Sunday morning. Cattlemen face potential stock losses amid northward-moving system from the Denver bureau.
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Corning Journal
Raton
N. M
Taton
Relics of Roosevelt on view in Metropolis collection
A Roosevelt Memorial Association exhibit in New York displays guns knives chaps and utilitarian gear used by Theodore Roosevelt in the Dakotas. The pieces include a bear gun a three barreled combination gun and early chaps with a burned hole from a campfire and other items such as a compass a whiskey cup and nose glasses.
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Associated Press
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Dakotas
Roosevelt Memorial Association
A. W. Erickson
A. W. Merrifield
Somers, Mont
Colonel Roosevelt
Old Frontieremen
Bill’ Sewall
Roosevelt
Orde
Big Horn Mountains
Merrifield
West
Triangular Meet of Athletes Suggested
Urbana March 18 The University of Illinois track team will meet California and Missouri in a triangular meet on April 15 at Berkeley if the Illinois council of administration votes favorably on the proposal announced today by Coach Harry Gill. The plan follows Texas authorities refusal to pay a share of Illinois spring training trip costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Cress
Urbana
University of Ilinois
California
Missouri
Berkeley
Calif
Ilinois Council of Administration
Harry Gill
Wrs
University of Exas
Ilinois
South
Illini
Texas
Three Die From Gas Asphyxiation In Omaha Home
William McGill age 62 and his two children Roy seven and Catherine four were found dead from gas asphyxiation after his wife returned home from work. Gas leaked from stove and lighting fixtures. McGill reportedly despondent over unemployment.
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Omaha
Neb
William McGill
Roy
Catherine
McGill
Senate Debates Four Power Pact Amid Clash Over Tactics
In Washington the senate held an all day debate on the four power Pacific treaty. Senator Robinson led a pro amendment against secret diplomacy while Borah and Lenroot assailed the Shantung settlement. Poindexter defended the pact as a peace achievement and Shields raised questions about British ambassador Geddes. A final vote was tentatively set for Friday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Johnson
California
Borah
Idaho
Shantung
United States
Poindexter
Lenroot
Wisconsin
China
Jones
Republican
Capper
Kansas
Marner
Shields
Tennessee
Sir Auckland Geddes
Los Angeles
Japan
Pacific
Toniwitt
Strike Declared in All Italian Ports
A general strike was proclaimed today across the Italian kingdom in solidarity with Naples dock workers who held a twenty four hour stoppage. The Naples strike began after non union workers were barred from dock employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tome
Noris
Naples
Passengers recount Potomac fire at sea and ship's brave captain
Passengers aboard the United States liner Potomac describe a midnight fire off Bremen that forced 104 panicked people to stay in their state rooms while stokers were kept at post at gunpoint. Captain William McLeod refused to abandon ship, guiding a tense rescue as flames raged in the hold and boiler room crews battled the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assoc New York
Associated Press
United States
Potomac
Bremen
William McLeod
Holland
North Sea
Ated Press
McLeod
BK. M. Garla
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Wilson
the Asociated Press
Hoover
Washington T- Formation Bureau
Rath
Diabler
Borus
T. A
Metropolis
Senator Poindexter
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