No Action Taken On Mediation Proposal In Steel Strike Talks
Washington October 14 The National Industrial Conference adjourned after a heated all day session devoted to labor’s proposal to arbitrate the steel strike with no definite action beyond appointing three sub committees. A new compromise plan by the public group led by Bernard Baruch will be explored when sessions resume tomorrow.
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Fournal
Washington
Labor
Thomas L. Chadbourne
National Industrial Conference
Hernard MM. Baruch
Central Committee
Samuel Goampers
American Federation of Labor
Chadbourne
Gompers
Samuel Gompers
Lanior
F. Loéree
Delaware and Haleaoh
Magus W. Alexander
National Industrial Conference Board
Loree
Methodt
Proceduri
May Replace Peace Conference Circles Report
Reports in Peace Conference circles say a council of ambassadors may replace the peace conference with French Foreign Minister M Pichon presiding and Marshal Foch as his adviser. The proposed change suggests a shift in war end negotiations and diplomatic control.
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Paria
Get
M. Pichon
Marshal @ock
Weather Summary for New Mexico and Arizona Regions
Reported weather across New Mexico and Arizona shows fair conditions with a chance of showers and colder air in the northeast portions and showers in the southern areas. Arizona expects Wednesday fair and Thursday generally fair with possible showers and cooling. Humidity around mid forties, with no notable precipitation recorded.
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Denver
Noe
New Mexico
Arioona
Hugh Carlisle Post Will Have Delegation
There will be ample rooms for delegates and veterans attending the American Legion convention opening Thursday, assures D H McKee assistant secretary of the Chamber of Commerce in charge of accommodations. He said enough rooms are listed and more offers are being added for visitors and delegates.
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American Legion
D. Hh. McKee
Chamber of Commerce
Delegation to lead Hugh Carlisle post at American Legion convention
Bernalillo county will send thirty eight delegates with half vote each to the American Legion convention opening Thursday. Dr. J W Elder will chair the delegation with a large list of members and eight alternates elected at last night's meeting. A public dance at the Armory and musical events at Old Town are planned around the convention weekend events.
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Hugh Carlisle Post
American Legion
Bernalillo County
J. W. Elder
Roman G. Hubbell
Pearce C. Rodey
W. H. Ziegler
FL. Westerfeld
Karl Howdic
Twiehell
H. FB. Ricketts
Sena
Arthur Praeger
C. B. Pumanee
Charles I. Caldwell
Harmon Scrader
W. F. O'Poole
C. Dodds
FH. Carroll
Lloyd Sturges
Clayton M. Latin
C. FL Fogg
B. I Wyle
E. C L. Matlock
Fred Howell
Aten Lruce
Harold F. Gilmore
David Rittenhouse
Dr. Clark
Adam S. Gann
Joseph Smith
Post
aMoory
Anaiides
Ten-Pierce Colombo
Fred Kk
Klis
Old Town
Hernan
Ila
Grayson Letter Describes Wilson Mental State
Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson personal physician to President Wilson writes a letter denying rumors about the president’s health. He notes Wilson’s mind is as alert as ever, hopes he can resume work, and warns against overstraining him during recovery.
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New York
New York World
Cary T. Grayson
Spiel
Tugier
Chinese stores reopen plan to dispose of stock on hand
Chinese merchants initially closed by Cana nee municipal order may reopen under city council approval to sell off lingering stock. Some merchants, including naturalized Mexican citizens, will be allowed to stay after the stock clearance, while others are temporarily barred. Mayor Juliano Gonzales, confirming the plan, cited governor Adolfo de la Huerta’s support from Sonora.
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Ephcle
Eseeo Wee Dougie
Cananee
cCity Council Rerénity
Jul
Ano Gonzales
Adolfo de la Huerta
Sonora
Labor Secretary Hopeful for Coal Mine Strike Resolution
Secretary Wilson meets with miners and operators to avert a nationwide coal strike amid wage and hour demands. He aims to keep mines running to prevent rail and utility disruption, while John L Lewis sails for Indianapolis to prepare a November 1 strike call.
Union Leader in Talks Over November Strike Call
Indianapolis acting UMWA president Jeohn J. Lewis returned from wage talks with mine operators in Philadelphia. He may meet Secretary Wilson in Washington Thursday before replying. Drafting a strike order for all bituminous miners to begin November 1 continues at union HQ as Lewis seeks mediation and a conference with operators' president Brewster.
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Indianapolis, Inc
Ide
Jeohn J. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Philadelphia
Wilson
Washington
Lewis
Department of Labor
Secretary of Labor
United States
Sreelock
Americanization Day Observed in City and County Schools
Schools in city and county will observe Americanization Day honoring Theodore Roosevelt. The week is Roosevelt Memorial Week with national celebrations. Friday October 24 is set as a special Americanization day. Prof. John Milne urged teachers to prepare programs. County Supt. Jatin W. Wilson asked the county to participate.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Jatin W. Wilson
Famous lion hunter arrives to aid big game hunt
Bri. V. Lilly the renowned lion hunter arrives in Albuquerque with his trained dogs for a major hunt on the east slope of the Sangre de Cristo range in Santa Fe and Mora counties. The group, joining FL M. Greer and S. B. Piper and J. S. Ligon, will depart on Santa Fe train No 10 for Santa Fe to join Charles Springer and others.
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Bri. V. Lilly
Albuquerque
Sangre de Cristo Range
Santa Fe
Mora
Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
FL M. Greer
Bluewater
Lilly
Royal Welcome Committees Convene for Belgium King Visit
Governor Larrazolo and the reception committee plus transportation and arrangements committees and city commissioners meet at city hall next Saturday at 3 pm for final instructions ahead of the royal party’s arrival in Albuquerque Sunday morning. Housing officials led by D. K. McKee assure ample lodging with private homes and hotels expected to fill.
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Larrazolo
Belgium
Albuquerque
Albert
Chamber of Commerce
D. K. McKee
McKee
Slain Canadian Soldier's Medal Found in Suspect's Car
Arthur Desteunder's bravery medal was found in Nichan Martins car in Visalia California as police link him to the Canadian soldier's death in Arizona. Martin says they traveled east together but split near an Arizona town 160 miles from Prescott. Extradition papers prepared for Martins to stand trial in Arizona.
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Visalia
Calif
Arthur Desteunder
Arizona
Nichan Martin
Martin
Prescott
Desteunder
California
Yettem
Here
Phoenix
Ariz
Oet
Campbell
Tulare
Miehan Martin
Vremott
Everyone to Blame for Damaged Cotton at World Conference
At the world cotton conference in New Crreans North Carolina Governor Dreckett said the industry’s losses from damaged cotton stem from many sources. Planters railroads spinners and gunners were cited by speakers as contributors with disagreements over responsibility while British delegates noted American bales and wrapping practices as causing heavy shipping losses.
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New Crreans
Blaine
Dreckett
North Carolina
Gasert
Belgian Royalty Arrive in Bay City Amid Western Welcome
King, Queen, and Crown Prince enter Bay City amid a loud gun salute and parade through the heart of the city. The royal entourage travels in a showy Western-style reception as locals line the streets to greet them.
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Bay City
San Francisco
Belgians Royalty Heavily Welcomed in San Francisco
King Albert and Queen Elisabeth visited San Francisco on a U S Navy escorted tour. A crowd cheered as the royal party arrived by ferry, were named honorary citizens, and attended a Palace hotel luncheon where King Albert thanked supporters including Herbert Hoover for aiding Belgian refugees.
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Morning Journal
San Francisco
Calif
New Mexico
Bay
Oakland
Albert
Stephens
Trolph
Herbert Hoover
Elizabeth
Duke of Brabant
Market
Palace Hotel
Califor
Hoover
el Francis
Prince Leopold
Rolph
Brand Whitlock
United States
Belgium
Countess de Caramen-Chimay
Whitlock
Moe
Labor's Mediation Proposal For Steel Strike Faces Delay
The national industrial conference adjourned before voting on labor's proposal for arbitration of the steel strike due to daily adjournment rules. The debate resumes tomorrow with Gavin McNab of San Francisco pressing to postpone the arbitration resolution until Friday.
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Washington
Oet
Confer Eee
Gavin McNab
San Franccisco
Radical plots alleged in Gary steel strike probe
Chicago reports say military authorities questioned Anton Gorski amid a Gary Indiana steel strike probe. 600 federal troops entrained to shield property as investigations target alleged red plots from West Virginia to Colorado.
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Chicago
Det
Gary
Ind
Anton Gorski
W. 8. Mapes
Tiary
Mapes
West Virginia
Colorado
Leonard Wood
Central Department of the
United States Army
W.S. Mapes
Coreki
Gorski
Alexander Ivanoff
Giercky
Gimbel Brothers
New York
Communist Party of America
Iiary
Dealers in Arms Freed from Self-Imposed Rule
In the Arizona military district along the Mexican border, merchants were released from a March 1917 rule requiring a permit to purchase arms and ammunition. Gen J T Dickman ordered the change after Capt George Rockwell found the rule caused hardship for border sellers while distant buyers could obtain large quantities. The move is seen as easing restrictions while aiming to curb ammunition smuggling into Mexico.
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Douglas
Ariz
Arizona Military District
J.T Dickman
Southern Department
George (. Rockwell
Mexico
Ite
Wages of workers in leading industries show big increases
Boston Oct. 14 The average hourly earnings of men in eight leading industries rose from 74 to 192 percent from September 1914 to March 1917 per a report used by the National Industrial Conference Board. Weekly earnings for men increased 62 to 110 percent. women saw similar gains with a wider range across metals, cotton, wool, silk, boots and shoes, paper, rubber and chemicals.
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Leenwine
Boston
National Industrial Conference
Former German Crown Prince Eyes Behteld Castle Purchase
The former German crown prince seeks to buy the castle Behteld near Tiel in Gelderland, 20 miles from Amerongen and Doorn. The purchase discussion followed Frederick William's Amerongen visit, with repairs and reorganization at Doorn causing a delay, likely until early 1926.
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Mwonrina Oonwe
eeneDwits
Amsterdam
Behteld
Gelderland
Handelablad
Tiel
Amerongen
Doorn
Frederick William
Barn Fire Destroys Atrisco Property Of Policarpio Armijo
Policarpio Armijo's barn burned at Atrisco during a dry night. Firemen arrived after a four mile run but could not save the barn due to no water and dry conditions. Estimated loss set at $1,500.
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Policarpio Armijo
Atrisco
Central Fire Company
Poindexter Criticizes Officials Over Anarchist Threats
Senator Poindexter accuses government leaders of failing to stamp out anarchists and other enemies of the country, urging stronger security measures and enforcement. The critique targets current officials and their handling of domestic agitation and subversive groups.
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Poindexter
Deportation urged of all undesirables in wake of radical unrest
Senate debates warn of real danger to government from radical elements while Gary Indiana and Pittsburgh unrest sparks calls for deportation. Rep Welty urges immediate alien registration and swift deportation of undesirables as war time passport curb tightens.
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Morning Journal
Gpec AL Lmanen Wire
Washington
Senate
Poindexter
Wash
Gary
Ind
Department of Justice
Thomas
Colorado
Pomerene
Ohio
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House Immigration Committee
Representative Welty
Witteburgh
United States
Wheat Embargo Lift Urged by Grain Official
Washington reports Julius Barnes of the United States Grain Corporation asked President Wilson to remove export and import embargoes on wheat. Representive Youngs of North Dakota backs a 25 cent per bushel wheat import duty and a $1.82 5 per barrel wheat flour tax with 10 percent on other wheat products. Barnes told New York offices he seeks Wilson interview as market strains and transport hurdles press for relief.
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Washington
De 14
Juliog Parnes
United States Grain Corporation
Wilson
Youngs
Republican
North Dakota
Young
Grain Corporation
M. Jamnes
Missoula
Mont
Faw
New York
Julius Barnes
Varnes
Roosevelt Memorial Association design for New Mexico certificates
Twitchell informs members the national committee is preparing attractive membership certificates for New Mexico. Artists submitted designs and printing will use the finest paper. Certificates will be distributed after October 27 and are expected to be highly prized to loyal Americans who join the subscription lists.
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Santa Fe
Oct
Twitchell
Roosevelt Memorial Association For
New Mexico
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