Mine Walkout Called For April 1
The United Mine Workers ordered a nationwide suspension of work by all union coal miners at midnight March 21, affecting about six hundred thousand bituminous and anthracite workers, plus 6,650 western Canadian miners. The action seeks to pressure new contracts and will continue until union officials stop it, with a policy committee in Cleveland to decide on single state wage agreements and conduct of the strike.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of American
United States
Canada
Nova Scotia
Board of
Tellera
Cleveland
Soald
East
New York
New York Debutante Ties Knot in Paris
Miss Margaret A Train New York debutante wed Reginald Embree of Boston in a secret Paris ceremony last Saturday The couple planned a honeymoon in Algiers and the bride is daughter of former Assistant District Attorney Arthur Cheney Train An earlier family visit in Paris last summer had led to opposition due to her youth
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New York
Paris
Margaret A. Train
France
Reginald Embree
Froston
Algiers
Embree
Arthur Cheney Train
Train
Santa Barbara
Calif
Gillett to award highway contracts locally
Road builders from many sections gather for letting contracts to build federal aid pads. Les E A Gillett state highway engineer will oversee the awarding on Wednesday and Thursday. The roads to be contracted carry a total cost exceeding 500 000.
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Santa Fe
Lese A. Gillett
Enineer
Thursay
Sugar Rates Approved in Fordney Tariff Bill Debate
Washington march 21 sugar rates in the Fordney tariff bill on a 60 cent basis of 1.60 a hundred pounds for Cuban sugar were approved today by the Republican members of the senate finance committee after a prolonged fight. The vote was reported as five to four.
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Washington
Senate
Weather forecast for Denver and Southwest regions
Denver forecast notes generally fair conditions in New Mexico with clouds in the north and unsettled northwest areas. Arizona shows partly cloudy Wednesday with little temperature change and unsettled northeast areas Thursday. Local report records yesterday’s 24 hour conditions ending 6 pm with high 69, low 36, humidity 36 at 6 am and pm, no precipitation, wind southeast at 6 to 13 mph.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Sreerveve Siestenee
Guy
Government weighs steps as coal strike looms in April
White House and cabinet circles report no action planned unless strike broadens. Justice Department studies legal remedies to protect public welfare if transportation deranges. Officials cite wheat surplus as buffer against shortages and inflation while coal talks continue in bituminous fields.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Justice
White House
Davis
Labor Department
United Mine Workers
Daugherty
Grain Grower Convention Urges Adherence to Founding Program
Chicago March 21 The committee of seventeen plan for United States Grain Growers Inc should guide future conduct officials stated at the opening of the first annual convention President C H Gustafson and Secretary Frank M Myers urged following the organizing committee program Justafson warned delegates that actions at this meeting could make or break the organization About sixty delegates hold 41790 votes from January 17 membership has grown to over 60000 Voting strength listed by state with totals for Colorado Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Texas South Dakota Sessions focused on organization work and routine committee reports with key policy questions to be settled tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Committee of Seventeen
United States Grain Growers, Inc
C. H. Gustafson
Frank M. Myers
Justafson
Gustafson
Colorado
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Texas
South Dakota
Senate debating four power Pacific treaty row ends
Washington reports show a Cravath misquote flap over a secret British American cooperative understanding faltered after White House denials. Senator Lodge received the telegram and Hughes letter, but no formal explanations were demanded. Debate shifted to treaty votes with a one hour limit on speeches set for tomorrow and ratification roll calls planned Friday.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Hughes
Paul Ky. Cravath
New York
Torah
Erah
Tdaho
Cravath
Johnson
California
Mr. Cravath
Todge
Harding
Senator Ledge
President Harding
Senator Lodge
Borah
Edge
New Jersey
Poindexter
Republiecat
Watson
Georgia
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Walsh
Massachusetts
Shortridge
Smith
South Carolina
McCormick
Wire service east to be restored to normal today
Denver March 21. Trouble crews have repaired damage to telegraph and telephone wires from Friday night and Saturday storms. Normal service should resume by tomorrow with some intermittent breaks planned as crews work in western Nebraska and Kansas. Several lines to the east are back in operation and full service is expected by Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
I T
Nebraska
Kansas
Millionaire in Love Codes Sparks Legal Fight in Montreal
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Martin sues Shirley Ogilvie, claiming gifts valued at 4500000 were given in a flood of ardent messages. The financier allegedly used coded phrases like peerless to express love, with telegrams escalating to trillions. Case now on appeal after lower court dismissal.
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Montreal
Sarah Elizabeth Martin
Shirley Ogilvie
Miss Martin
Ogilvie
Martin
Peerless
Paris
Europe
Dariing Madonna
Miner Murders Wife Then Slashes Fellow Worker Near Victor Mine
Oak Creek Colorado March 21 Dan Borich a miner killed his wife Milla and slashed Joe Keever another miner near the Victor American mine after coming off shift Borich pursued Keever down a road and attacked him then killed his wife and fled into nearby hills Deputy Sheriff Frank Watts led a search Borich surrendered and declined to speak All involved are Austrians.
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Associated Press
Oak Creek
Colo
Dan Borich
Milla
Joe Keever
Borich
Keever
Frank Watts
Texas company re elects officers and directors at annual meeting
Houston on March 31 reports the Texas company reelected all officers and directors at its annual meeting. Amos L Beaty of New York was chosen president and F C Lufkin of New York named chairman of the board.
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Houston
Tex
Texas Company
Amos L. Beaty
New York
F.C. Lufkin
Journal backs Greater Albuquerque ticket for harmony
The Journal favors a harmony ticket and condemns the Connell trio for precipitating a contest. It endorses W. R. Walton Sidney Weil and Clyde Tingley, arguing they fit a progressive, prudent governance vision and will avoid surpluses and graft while Albuquerque grows.
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Connell
Messrs
Raynolds
McLaughlin
Harmony
Rome
Albuquerque
W. R. Walton
Sidney M. Weil
Clyde Tingley
Greater Albuquerque
Walton
Weil
Tingley
Woman's Photo as Latest Clue in Brunen Slaying
Riverside New Jersey March 21 A photograph of a woman seated in a row boat with the caption Cherchez La Femme is the latest lead in the killing of circus owner John T. Brunen. Prosecutor J H Kelsey received the photo and a letter from a New York writer urging finding the woman to solve the murder. The writer, a close friend of Brunen, gave no identity. A contest over Brunen's estate arose as the widow probated any will.
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Riverside
N. J
John T. Brunen
New York
J. H. Kelsey
Burlington County
Kelsey
Brunen
Unkissed Man Sought by Michigan Students
University of Michigan students and co eds search Ann Arbor for William Dogdon of Toledo dubbed The Man Who Has Never Been Kissed after his campus article condemning snuggle puping and petting. He vanished from his fraternity house and may have hidden to avoid possible anger. President Burton declined to discuss the term’s meaning calling it beneath dignity.
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Associated Cress
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
William Dogdon
Toledo
University Daily
State University
Marion Leroy Burton
Widow Dies Trying to Save Canary in Fire
In Berkeley California on March 21 Mrs. Anna Wilson a 67 year old widow died after her dress caught fire from an overheated stove while she shielded her pet canary. She attempted to move the bird to safety and succeeded briefly before being overcome by flames as she returned toward the kitchen to fetch water.
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Associated Press
Ferkeley
Calif
Anna Wilson
Jilted Lover Shoots Girl Then Ends Own Life
In Dixon Illinois Miss Mildred Butler aged 16 was shot by Nick Smith Jr aged 19, her former suitor, last night and then Smith killed himself by a self-inflicted bullet. Hospital reports say Butler will recover.
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Dixon
Mildred Butler
Nick Smith, Jr
Operators And Miners Confer On Wage Scale In Coal Strike
New York March 21 Failing to avert a general coal strike set for April 1 the anthracite miners and operators wage arbitration board ended its first conference without counter proposals. James A Gorman said the session stayed at a general discussion of the 19 wage demands and operator stance. John L Lewis said the suspension is a strike and that miners will keep mines closed indefinitely if needed.
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Associated Press
New York
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Eight
James A Gorman
John L. Lew's
United Mine Workers’ Union
Tonicht
Broker Freed of Larceny Charges in Spokane Case
Walter J. Nicholls, former head of Walter J. Nicholls & Co., had grand larceny charges dismissed in Spokane Superior Court after the state failed to include testimony on the value of his personal property. The court ruled the case could not prove insolvency without that evidence. Nicholls’ defense argued his personal assets exceeded firm liabilities.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Wash
Walter J. Nicholls
Anker
Walter J. Nicholls & Co
Hanke
Nicholls
Assistant Chief of B of L E Dies in Cleveland
E Corrigan, 61, assistant grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, died at his home in Cleveland after a week of illness from heart disease. He came to Cleveland from Hillsboro Texas where his body will be taken for burial.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
E. Corrigan
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Corrigan
Hillsboro
Texas
Hoover Sees Four-Power Pact as World Peace Instrument
In Los Angeles on March 21 Herbert Hoover envisions the four power treaty as a path to permanent world peace. He reports improving national business and cites ratification by the Senate as key to lowering government costs and stabilizing international affairs. He spoke at a Los Angeles chamber luncheon and to women’s clubs before touring Pasadena.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Herbert Hoover
Colorado River Commission
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Pasadena
Hoover
Robert J. Burdette
Palo Alto
Chamber of Commerce
Senate
Kinccheon
United States
Two Thirds Required To Pass Bonus Bill Under Plan
Washington March 21 The house will take up the soldiers bonus bill Thursday under a suspension of the rules after four hours of debate. A two thirds majority is needed to pass, with leaders predicting enough votes to spare. The plan aims to shut out amendments and deny democrats a recommit motion.
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Associated Press
Washington
Gillett
Campbell
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Three Children Die in Home Fire in Eldorado
In Eldorado Arkansas March 21 three children Edith Bessie and Tressie Bagget were burned to death when a fire sparked by a broken gas pipe swept their home. Their mother and two brothers were badly burned and two other children escaped. The family had been quarantined for measles.
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Eldorado
Ark
Edith
Bessie
Tressie Bagget
Oregon Supreme Court Denies Kerby Writ in Murder Case
Salem Ore March 21 The Oregon Supreme Court upheld capital punishment by denying Elvie D Kerby a writ of habeas corpus in the murder of Sheriff Til Taylor of Umatilla County. The ruling sustains the death sentence and allows continued appeals.
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Arbeld
Salem
Ore
Orgon
Supreme Court
Elvie D. Kerby
Til Taylor
Umatilla County
Every Parent Should Know About Child Health Symptoms
The American School Hygiene association produced a booklet guiding parents to recognize early bodily ailments in children and take preventive action. Our Washington Information Bureau offers a free copy by mail. readers must mail the coupon with two cents for return postage and clearly print their name and address.
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American School Hygiene Association
Washington Information Bureau
Free Copy of School Childs Health Sought By Request
Frederic J. Haskin of the Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau encloses two cents for return postage on a free copy of the School Childs Health. The note lists Name Street City State for delivery details.
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Frederic J. Haskin
The
Albuquerque Journal, Information Bureau
Washington, D. Co
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