Government plan to guard transport in rail strike
Attorney General Daugherty and district attorneys from New York, Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo and Indianapolis meet to outline a concerted action plan to prevent paralysis of transportation in case of a railroad strike. Details withheld, government asserts power to protect public service and maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daugherty
United States
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Daucherty
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Daveherty
White House
President Harding
Separate New Mexico agricultural loan agency formed
War Finance Corporation establishes a Albuquerque based agricultural loan agency with J B Herndon as chairman and a 5 member board including Lee Baldwin and D T Hosking. The agency will receive and review loan applications and refer actions to the War Finance Corporation. A cattle loan company with $500000 capital is also under formation, subscribed rapidly by state banks and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
J. B. Herndon
State National Bank of
Albuquerque
Eugene Meyer
War Finance Corporation
Catte
Mr. Herndon
Meyer
Lee Baldwin
Socorro State Bank
BE. A. Cahoon
First
Chamber of Commerce
Santa Fe
W. C. Weiss
el Paso
Federal Reserve System
Gregory Page
Gallup State Bank
John W. Poe
Citizens National Bank of
Roswell
W. D. Murray
Silver City National Bank
G. Mardoff
Capital City Bank of Santa Fe
BE. Bigelow
Betancia Savings Bank
P. Easterwood
Clayton
Zzit. Herndon
State National Bank of Albuquerque
4. G. Simme
Gitzens National Bank of
Herndon
Dng
Simariath
Catire Tan Company
Meyers
Iioy McDonald
State National Bank
Victor Culberson
Grane County
Sinime
McDonald
FE. Bigelow
Bigelow
Estancia Savings Bank
G. Barnes
J. BR. Herndon
Nom
Estableh
Agricultural Loan Agency
Texas Agency
Lor Raldwin
Socorro
Borwell
D. T. Hoekina
First National Bank
Las Vegas
A. G. Simms
Citizens National Bank
Albuanerque
War Finance
War Finance Corperation
Board of Directors
Washington, D. C
Miners Trapped for Four Days in British Columbia Shaft
Two miners Craig and Francis Patenude remained imprisoned since the Thursday cave in at the Britannia mines near Britannia Beach British Columbia. They are 2,200 feet below the surface in a shaft and are believed alive as emergency teams press rescue efforts.
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Vancouver
B. C
L P Craig
Francis Patenude
Grittania Mins
Grittania Beach
BR. C
Proposals to Cut Taxes for Moderate Incomes Defeated
Senate votes down three tax reduction proposals for individuals with moderate incomes amid heated debate. Senator Penrose leads a plan to force 24 hour sessions until the revenue measure is settled, with Republican signers pledging to stay at the Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Penrose
Assor Washington
Capitol
Gerry
Rhode Island
Harris
Georgina
Borah
la Follette
Walsh
Massachusetts
Weather forecast for the Southwest region
Denver details a New Mexico forecast for Tuesday clearing and cooler end of mountains. Wednesday predicts fair skies and warmer conditions. Arizona expected fair and warmer Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Local University Weather Summary for Yesterday
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended 6 p m reported by the university show a high of 62 degrees and a low near 4 with varying humidity and light southwest winds. The day was cloudy with a subdued wind profile and no notable precipitation recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issies
Ieee
Former Ruler Aarl and Wife Captured in Conflict
Ex emperor Aarl and wife were captured near Komoron and confined at Tata Voros under guard. The incident indicates a shift in regional power with authorities holding the former rulers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aarl
Budapest Garrison Supports Regent Horthy Frontlines Arm Students
Budapest dispatch says garrison backs Regent Horthy as students rush to the front. Ex-emperor Charles and ex-empress Zita are reported captured and confined in Tata Voros castle, guarded by two government troop companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Horthy
Associated Presse
Pemperor Charles
Compress
Zita
Tata Voros
Monarchist Clash Near Tata Veres Deepens Hungarian Crisis
Monarchy supporters fight hand to hand near Tata Veres, about thirty-five miles from Budapest, using grenades and suffering 200 killed and around 1,060 wounded. Regent Horthy's garrison aids Budapest as student units rush to the front while Baron Pronay threats loom. Charles seeks agreement after plenipotentiary talks fail. Rakovsky calls the nation to rally for the king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Tata Veres
Budapest
Horthy
Hich
Bicske
Baron Pronay
Oestenburg
Rakovsky
Czechoslovakia vows to remove Harzburg influence over Hungarian throne bid
Prague declares it will intervene if Charles enters Budapest to reclaim the throne. Government emphasizes eradicating the “Harzburg danger” once for all. Armies mobilize as 27,700 reservists are called to colors.
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Prague
Czecho Slovakia
Harpsburg
Charles
Budapest
Rumania Threatens Action Over King Charles Restoration
In Bucharest on Oct 24 the Romanian cabinet announced that if Hungary fails to stop the restoration of former King Charles, Romania will take vigorous measures to enforce treaties with its Entente partners. The move signals heightened tension over the monarchist restoration issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Rumania
Freas
Hungary
Charles
Little Entenis
Schoolboy's Dream of an Hour Says Marshall of League
Former vice president Thomas R B Marshall presented a stark assessment in Chicago outlining that America's founding rested on biblical supremacy and Pilgrim aims. He criticized the league he once supported as now faded, calling it a former noble ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
League
Chicago
United States
Republic
Thomas RB. Marshall
Pilgrim Fathers
Street Car Service Resumed in Des Moines
Street car service resumes in Des Moines after city council approves a new franchise. The service had been suspended since August 3 by federal court order at bondholders' request. The new franchise sets an eight cent fare.
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Des Moines
Federal
Death of Dr. William F. King at Cornell College
Dr. William Fletcher King, president emeritus of Cornell College, died in Mt. Vernon Iowa. He had served actively for forty five years and would have turned 91 on December 20.
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King
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
William Fletcher King
Cornell College
Sircay
Railroad Wage Increases Since 1913 Shown in Table
A comparative table presents 1913 and 1921 pay for train and yard staff after a 12 percent wage cut. It lists monthly wages for passenger conductors, freight conductors, yard foremen, helpers, and brakemen, with percent increases and notes on overtime rules and 8 hour day differences. It also includes 1917 and 1921 salary figures for engineers and firemen, showing sizable increases and labor board adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Labor Board
Railroad Trainman
The
Brotherhood
Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
Séecc
Tiomgn
Ccc
Cas
POC Reese
OC Ee
Benieeenes Tori
TOPO
Kekks
Wate Tugwon i Ickeass
Ifestiers
Labor Board Won't Propose Plan for Rail Strike Settlement
Chicago Oct 24 The railroad labor board says it will not present any settlement plan at the 1600 union and carrier chiefs hearing. The session will determine if the transportation act is violated, with the board focusing on enforcement while labor leaders and railroad heads may propose solutions. Major figures include 15050 signal men and 7900 telegraphers, and the conference at the Coliseum is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Railroad Labor Board
Coliseum
F. J. Manion
St. Louis
Labor Board
R. M. Barton
Gutitnin
New MexicoBankers Launch Agricultural Credit Plan
New Mexico moved from talk to action as bankers met to exploit the Agricultural Credits bill. A $500,000 cattle loan company launched with oversubscribed stock and leaders named to run it. War Finance Corporation approved a state agency with key bank executives guiding rediscounts, signaling quick results and a hoped for broad money loosening. Local figures praised for driving the plan, and the Journal lauds a new era of prosperity and public service over old self interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Pugenett Meyer, Jr
War Finance Corporation
B. Herndon
State National Bank
Athbert Simms
Citizens National
Bursum
J. B. Herndon
AL Cahoon
Roswell
W. DD. Murray
Silver City
Lee Ballard
Socorro
Gregory Page
Gallup
Teamework
Journal
Revenue law backed by manufacturers and farmers in Smoot plan
Washington reports a new revenue law to replace the coming congress bill will adopt key Smoot provisions for a manufacturers or sales tax. Senate leaders from industrial and agricultural blocs agree on a joint plan to back the Smoot measure, with vote expected within ten days and a conference to resolve House Senate surtax differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warden Coltavy
Dispatch
Morning Journal
Albuquerque Journal
Washington
Congress
Senate
Manufacturers
Blocca
McCumber
Seratoer Penrose
Penrose
McCamber
Ermoch
Itah
Apoatic
la Folletta
Finance Committee
Pennevicania Avenue
Dawes
Bloe
House
Paver Smoot
United Business Interests
National Association of Manufacturers
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Smoot
Hacking
Ex service man seriously injured in duck hunting accident
Special Correspondence reports Pat Crowley, 41, an ex serviceman, seriously hurt when a shotgun discharged by 18 year old George Tichy during a duck hunt in Cherry Vale, New Mexico. Crowley struck on the right face losing ear tissue with facial injuries. He was treated by Dr. J Tichy and rushed to St Anthony's hospital where operation saved his life from worse injuries. Crowley smoked during transport to the clinic.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Pat Crowley
Cherry Vale
Here
George Tichy
Young Tichey
Crowley
J. Tichy
George
St. Anthony's Hospital
Beer for medical use rules issued by Treasury
Washington report says Treasury Department issued beer medical use regulations after Palmer era debate. Rules set per prescription limits: beer up to 2½ gallons per week for one patient, two quarts of wine per prescription, and no fixed total refills limits. external use allowed. aims to clarify rights and aid anti beer legislation opposition.
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ASSO
Washington
Treasury Department
Palmer
Treasury
Senate
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Sean
Mellon
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Werence
Department
Ocparate Agricultural Loan Agency
State
I Sity
Agency
Bankers
Ated Press
Komoron
Teapsburg
Pracas
Federal Agency
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