Miners Wage Increase Tied to Coal Pricing Across Nation
President Wilson lifts government price control on bituminous coal to absorb a 27 percent miners wage advance estimated at 200 million dollars annually. The White House releases majority and minority coal commission reports urging a joint wage conference and urging operators to avoid unreasonable coal prices while improving housing and labor conditions.
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Washington
Wison
Coal Strike Settlement Commission
Wilson
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
The
Coal Commission
White House
Tidewater Coal Exchange
John S. Lewis
Weather summary for the southwestern region
Denver report notes across New Mexico Arizona and surrounding area with rain, snow and warmer and colder periods. Measurements show 24 hour conditions ending 6 PM yesterday from the University including temperature 62, humidity 39 percent, precipitation and winds around 46 mph from the west. Partly cloudy day character.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Hiehest Lemperreture
Srere
LAWOM
Renerreer
RAMEE
Revelations of a Sensational Nature Promised by Magee
Former Cincinnati and Chicago NL star Lee Magee says he will reveal charges on which the National League barred him. He promises to publish documents for and against him and threaten to burn his bridges and expose others from 1906 onward. Magee’s attorney says NL president John Heydler was asked to investigate Magee’s charges. Magee was reportedly refused a Chicago contract for 1920.
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Morning Journal
Brecree Leseen Wine
Cincinnati
Lee Magee
Chicago
Magee
National League
bin Barre
Robert S. Alcorn
John Heydler
Packers Grip Prompts Food Price Debate in Congress
Washington March 23 campaign by the justice department to reduce meat costs drew sharp criticism in the house agriculture committee. LT. T. H. Weld of Swift & Co warned packers may raise prices on inexpensive cuts and lower prices on dearer cuts, hurting poorer families while richer shoppers may gain. Weld doubted the campaign would materially affect meat prices.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Department of Justice
House Agriculture Committee
T. H. Weld J
Swift & Co
Representative Voight
Republican
Wisconsin
Weld
Provincial grand lodge appointments announced for Royal Order of Beotland
Washington issue reports the provincial grand lodge appointments of the Royal Order of Beotland. George E. Carson is grand master for the U S province with John N. Thomas named deputy grand master and other officers listed including Sterling Kerr secretary Leroy A. Goddard treasurer Perry W. Weidner senior grand warden Thomas K. Morrow junior grand warden and Canon William T. Snyder chaplain.
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Washington
Royal Order of Beotland
Fieoerge E. Carson
National Grocers to Reopen Case Against Meat Barons
The National Wholesale Grocers association announces a renewed challenge to the Big Five packers and railroads before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Hearing set for March 2 in Chicago. Arjay Davies says the Palmer decree does not advance grocers’ aims, citing exemptions for butter substitutes, unrelated articles, and shipments in cars owned by railroads.
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Morning Journal
Chicago
National Wholesale Grocers Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Arjay Davies
Grocers Association
Palmer
Quiet Restored in German Cities Amid Revolt
Berlin reports quiet returning to Wilhelmshaven and nearby areas with no immediate Soviet threat. Saxony regions Zwickau and Chemnitz remain undecided while Thuringia is unsettled. Proclamations threaten strict action against further disorder as traffic resumes and the national assembly prepares to meet. Regulars withdraws noted at Meiningen and Coburg fortress taken by regulars.
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Wiemar
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Saxony
Zwickau
Chemnitz
Thuringia
Laipskc
National Assembly
Meiningen
Coburg
False check charges shadow Prescott woman in court
Elizabeth De Vere faced justice court on a second charge of obtaining money by a bad check and a $800 bond was set. A separate complaint involved a wig of false hair and a $3 check. The case was continued to April 4 for witness attendance as bank officials testifying. Her husband, IL EB De Verr, is in county jail on other bad check charges and tomorrow she faces a theft charge in another court.
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May Hawthorne
Winslow
Ariz
EB. de Verr
Newly Elected King Syria Faces Boycott Turbulence
A boycott against France and England by Emir Versal, the newly elected King Syria, triggers anticipated Christian Moslem clashes. A Paris to Syrian Lebanese league cable, signed by three leaders, was made public today.
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Ournel Special
Leseeo
New York
Syria
France
England
Emir Versal
Paris
Kapp Revolt Leaders Go Into Hiding
Morning Journal report from March 23 notes ringleaders in the Kapp revolt facing high treason charges have vanished. Among those sought are Dr. Kapp Von Jagow Major Pabst Colonel Bauer Dr Scheele ex Attorney Brederik and Von Falkenhausen former secretary of state counselor Dove added to the prosecution list.
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Ey Morning Journal
Sterlin
Kapp
von Jagow
Pabst
Bauer
Scheele
Brederik
Fturon von Falkenhausen
Councellor Dove
Bryan Campaign Set to Open Friday in Nebraska
William Jennings Bryan plans to open his delegate at large campaign in Nebraska with an address at Rimwood next Friday as part of his efforts for the Democratic national convention. The Morning Journal notes the event will kick off his nationwide campaign trail.
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Morning Journal
Lincoln
Net
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Rimwood
Bolshevism 13 Tightening Its Tentacles Upon Rhine Country
Propaganda notes claim Bolshevik influence spreads through the Rhine region with provinces nearing conditions similar to Soviet Russia. The report emphasizes rising control and fear of coordinated state power extending beyond traditional borders.
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Bolshevigm 13
Rhine
Soviet unrest spreads through Ruhr towns as workers seize control
Rotterdam dispatches report widespread worker control across Rhine provinces with rapid Soviet style changes. Prisons opened, political and common prisoners freed, and gun surrender urged. Reports cite censorship, rationing strains, and food shortages while coal-for-food exchanges with Holland are sought. At Wesel and Dortmund fighting and postal attacks noted amid broader European shifts. Bainbridge Colby sworn in as secretary of state in Washington.
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Rotterdam
Asia
Rhine
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Rotterdamsche Courant
Essen
Dortmund
Revolutionary Tribunal
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Holland
Wolff Bureau
Cobling
Associated Press
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Neds
Reichswehr
Thuringia
Washington
T Bainbridge Colby
Robert Lansing
Noske resignation ends bid to stay in defense post
Berlin reports Gustav Noske resigns as minister of defense after a stubborn bid by coalition Bloc supporters to keep him in power amid pressure from Berlin party and labor leaders and independents. The move follows a push for a straight labor cabinet and withdrawal of troops, with a mixed commission to study the question.
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Coalition Bloc
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Ebert
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Ebert-Mauer
Merlin Sanday
Noske
Paver
Erhard
Eury
Marent Sirasne
Adolf Hoffman
Uniow
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Labor
National Assembly
Justice in Texas Ends Death Penalty Case in Fast Global Pace
In San Augustine Texas on March 23 John Hood Price 43 was hanged for the murder of farmer John Kennedy within 24 hours of arrest and conviction. Price was captured the previous day and indicted by a special grand jury with a county court trial that night. A crowd of nearly 2000 watched the scaffold ascent and swift execution after Kennedy was shot at his home on March 1 with two shotgun blasts through a window.
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Texas
John Hood Price
John Kennedy
Price
Court House
Kennedy
Here
Alto
Rail Labor Board Expands Subordinate Official Representation
The Interstate Commerce Commission added a fourth group to the railroad labor board, including unions and associations such as the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, American Association of Engineers, Dispatchers and Signal Men, and many others. Six candidates will be nominated from the expanded pool for three labor member posts, with the president to appoint.
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Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Labor Board
Order of
The
Porters’ Union
United Order of Locomotive Firemen
American Association of Engineers
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Brotherhood of Railroad Station
Colored Association of Railway Employes
Association of Railroad Storekeepers
Association of Railroad Supervisors of Mechanics
Railroad Yardmasters of America
National Order of Railroad Claim Men
the Roadmasters and Supervisors’ Association
American Train Dispatchers’ Association
American Federation of Railroad Workers
Opposition in Sweden to joining the League of Nations
Stockholm reports heavy opposition in parliament as conservatives warn joining the League of Nations would surrender independence and force military actions. Army and navy chiefs say adherence burdens security and budget. Foreign Minister Hellner argues the pact reduces war risk while Sweden stays neutral.
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League OF Nations
Stockholm
League
Hellner
Europe
Omaha packing houses refuse price pledge on cheap meat cuts
Omaha representatives of five packing houses declined to promise price Commissioner Mrs. C. G. Ryan that they would not raise prices on cheaper cuts when the government campaign to boost sale of low cost meat begins in Nebraska April 12.
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Omaha
Neb
Dig
C. G. Ryan
Nebraska
Fire destroys Collins Missouri, $150000 damage reported
Springfelda Missouri March 23 The town of Collins in St Clair county was almost wiped out by a major fire this afternoon Fifteen homes were razed leaving only two buildings standing with damage estimated at 150000 dollars
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Springfelda
Collins
St. Clair Court
Los
Weaver Leaves White Sox Camp for Chicago Pay Bid
Wice Texas March 23 Buck Weaver Chicago American third baseman would depart the White Sox camp and not return until offered a new contract with higher pay.
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White Sox
Wice
Tex
Buck” Weaver
Chicago
Boeerman
Critics Attack Carriers Value Accounts at ICC Hearing
Washington March 23 Morning Journal Special The Interstate Commerce Commission hears claims about valuing railroad properties under the transportation act. State railroad commissioners urge against using unreliable book accounts as evidence and demand considering true investment costs and all value elements. Shippers support including accounts but want them weighed with other data.
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Paseo Wire
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
John FE. Benton
Association of State Railroad Commissioners
Wall Street
Benton
Congress
Commission
Chicago & Alton
Brandegee Delivers Keynote at Connecticut GOP Meeting
In New Haven Connecticut United States Senator Frank B Brandegee opened the Republican state convention in Music hall as temporary chairman He gave the keynote outlining his stance on the peace treaty and faced cheers as delegates applauded and tossed hats while endorsing his views on the treaty.
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Morning Journal
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Music Hall
United States
Frank B. Brandegee
Senate
Suffrage Amendment Kept Alive in Delaware Legislature
Dover March 23 with ratification chances wavering Delaware lawmakers prepared to present the suffrage measure to both houses tomorrow. Hearings set for Thursday with anti suffragists pressing for Friday action. Party lines dissolved as state leaders urged early ratification despite caucus pressure.
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OY Morning Journal
Bree Tee
Dover
Del
Delaware
New Mexico School of Mines Baseballers at Work
A large group of Mines students participate in baseball practice after a call to arms by coach Tiinekt. Two games have been set against Magdalene and Bocorre, with challenges from the University at Albuquerque and Big State College. A May trip to Silver City and Las Cruces is planned, plus potential games with San Marco, San Antonio, and Arizona.
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Socorro
Echoul of Mines
Cwach Tiinekt
Magdijene
Magdalene
Bocorre
Enone
State University At
Albuquerque
Egricuitoral College
Bute College
Ideat of Pines
Polish front sees heavy fighting near Zwiehl bridgehead
A Polish War Office statement reports intense artillery preparation followed by Bolshevik infantry advances toward the Zwiehl bridgehead. Polish forces counterattacked with bayonets and grenades, capturing a tank and prisoners while forcing the seventh Bolshevik division to retreat eastward. Crossings of the Slucz river were checked as both sides kept up heavy artillery fire.
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AL Leasfo
Warsaw
Associated Press
Zwiehl
Emilozen
Slucz
125 Convicts Escape Texas State Prison Farm
Houston reports 125 convicts overpowered guards at the Texas state prison farm and escaped Friday afternoon. By evening, all but four were accounted for and a report indicated possible fatalities and injuries while pursuing the escapees.
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Texas
NY Morning Journal Special
Houston
Texas State
Huntsville
Exhibition Games Morning Journal Recap from March 23
Morning Journal reports multiple exhibition games on March 23 across cities including Columbus Detroit Boston New York Chicago and Birmingham. Batteries listed include Ayres Jourman Stanage Tesar Browning Meadows Wheat and others with varied scorelines and lineups.
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Tex
H. E
Tesar
Tabor
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Lynn
Pixeras
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Présto
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Ala
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Birmingham Southern
Fimman
Glasner
Henderson
Peters
Goreh
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