Britain and France Reach Understanding on Germany Case
Premier Lloyd George and Premier Millerand reached a full understanding on Germany after a four hour discussion in San Remo. A joint declaration covering all points was framed as Ambassador Johnson attended the supreme council sessions and noted U S views may be incorporated. The Italian premier Nitti is expected to approve the conclusions.
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Lloyd George
Johnson
Supreme Council
San Remo
Associated Press
Great Britain
Miller
France
Germany
Loyd “George Mays
Monsieur Millerand
Tate
Signor Nitti
Mr. Lloyd George
M Millerand
United States
Robert Underwood Johnson
Italy
State Department
Washington
Leland Harrison
Paris
WETAL TRADES REFUSED TO OUT ON STRIKE
A proposed sympathetic strike in the mines failed as I. W. W. members aligned with crafts on the hill voted it down. The decision leaves miners to pursue wage protests through other channels while labor leaders reassess strategy and solidarity dynamics.
Butte unions reject strike proposal amid IWW unrest
In Butte the metal trades council unions voted against the strike proposal, while IWW miners faced a walkout. Soldiers patrol the mines as workers return, with no picketing by the IWW. Finlanders at a meeting repudiated IWW leadership and planned Monday returns to work. In Washington art is recognized as an ancient republic.
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Metal Trades Council Unions
Butte
Orkers’ Union No
Metal Trades
Metal Trades Council of
Nea
Wyoming
Granite
W. W. Union
Washington
United
Progress Toward End of Building Trades Strike
Representatives of employers and unions met as an arbitration committee regarding settlement proposals. J. Kelly W. A. O'Brien and Lou Frank for employers. Oliver Lines Thomas Megan and Mr. Scott for building trades. A two hour conference concluded with plans to reconvene Monday at 3 PM. No progress statement was issued.
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Butte
J. Kelly
W. A. O'Brien
Lou Frank
Oliver Lines
Thomas Megan
Mr. Scott
Roundup plans summer entertainment program
The Roundup Commercial club outlined a busy summer program including a booster banquet in May, Decoration day with Legion and Spanish War veterans, Fourth of July events, firemen’s convention, Chautauqua in August, Labor Day and county fair in September, and Armistice Day in November with other activities planned. An auto camp ground will be built near the fair grounds and a semi professional baseball team funded for the season. The club will also promote oil resources and host visiting developers.
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Te Firemen's
Sevenfold murder at Turtle Lake Wolff farm shocks North Dakota
Neighbors found the Wolff family of seven and a farm hand dead on the Turtle Lake farm near Bismarck. A girl survived, the youngest, amid shattered evidence of shotgun blasts and a grisly scene. Authorities call it a baffling case with eight victims after a hatchet was found in the cellar.
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Bismarck
N. D
Jacob Wolff
Kraft
Wolff
Sheriff's Office
Krafttol
Wolf Farm
Turtle Lake
Attorney Williams
Wasburn
Ole Stefferudw
North Dakota
Kis
Fiume Becomes Buffer State Under Wilson Plan
Premier Nitti of Italy and Anton Trumbitch of Yugoslavia accept President Wilson’s settlement creating Fiume as a buffer state with no contiguous territory to Italy. A plebiscite will decide Lagosta and Cherso island ownership between Italy and Yugoslavia. Islands serve strategic naval purposes. naval control of the Adriatic possible. Terms sent to Belgrade, awaiting reply before Parliament adjourns. Weather outlook for week starts Monday in Rocky Mountain areas generally fair cool.
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Bankem
Aprist
Csy Tne Assocksted Press
Nitti
Italy
Anton Trumbitch
Jugo Slav
Wilson
Adriatic
Fiume
Lagosta
Jugo Slavia
Cherso
Fume
Tugo Slavia
Belgrade
Corneil
Sulbetoi
Montana returns show Johnson leading in presidential primary
LATE RETURNS FROM MONTANA altho meager indicate Senator Hiram Johnson of California leads with Leonard Wood second and Frank O Lowden third. Returns mainly from major cities including Butte Missoula Billings Helena Great Falls Bozeman Miles City Lewistown Livingston and Anaconda. Rural districts were negligible with county clerks mailing returns to the secretary of state. At midnight 18 counties and 11 precincts reported Johnson 8206 Wood 2559 Lowden 2478 Hoover Harding 1988. Gallatin County nearly complete with 33 of 35 precincts heard from.
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Mmlena
Montana
Hiram Johnson
California
Leonard Wood
Frank O. Lowden
Wood
Butte
Missoula
Billings
Helena
Reat’ Falls
Bozeman
Miles City
Lewistown
Livingston
Anaconda
Johnson
Lowden
Hoover
Harding
Firemen demand $6.50 wage as labor board hears plea
Tim Shea vice president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen urged the Railroad Labor Board to settle wage demands for two million railroad workers. He pressed a $6.50 daily living wage with differentials for skill, responsibility, and cost of living since June. Shea warned against more delays as workers and families face starvation at work. He also cited prior calls for strikers to return to work.
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Washington
Timoth Shea
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Cailroad Labor Board
Deah
Shea
Beer legalization advances in New York Senate
New York Senate approves a bill to legalize 2.75 percent beer by a 27 to 28 vote. The measure heads to the assembly for concurrence as lawmakers applaud. Other items note prisoners at Camp Grant transferred to Atlanta for life terms after military trials, with death sentences generally commuted. President Wilson signs the annual Post Office appropriation bill funding an air mail route between New York and San Francisco via Chicago.
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Albany
Yorke Senate
Assembly
Camp Grant
Mise
Louise Sehneider
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Wilson
New York
Sanrancisco
Chicago
Somber Statement of Manufacturers Regarding Strike
Chicago April 24 A split over the railroad strike widens as Illinois Manufacturers warn plants in Minnesota would close and distress follow unless railroads switch cars. 360 men returned to work, 772 new switchmen added, livestock meat and coal reported normal, court cases against strike leaders push toward May 3. Arkansas etc.
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Chicago
Railroad General Managers’ Association
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
Nator Medill McCormick
Minnois
General Managers
United States
Mason
John Grunai
Chicago Yardmen's Association
Harold Reading
United En
Caillaux Convicted, Returns Home Amid Refusal to Comment
April 24 Paris Reuters reports Joseph Caillaux, former premier, convicted by the high court of commerce with the enemy, arrived at his Paris home with his wife and friends. He offered no statement beyond refusal to comment. A business line by a local banker Chester Thorne plans a company to undertake new work this summer.
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Paris
Joseph Caillaux
High Court
Seattle
Ment
Chester Thorne
Italy's premier warns Europe of famine without peace
Premier III of Italy told French reporters that without peace Europe faces catastrophes and famine. He urged aid to former enemies and warned against German collapse into Bolshevism or militarism. He denied secret ties to central powers and supported disarmament in agreement with France.
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Associated Preas
Italy
Europe
France
Renner
Karl Renner
Tome
Austria
Germany
Toments
Tam
Tama
Embargo Raised by New York Central Railroad
New York April 24 The New York Central railroad announced that the embargo on westward freight has been raised, ending the strike impact and releasing large quantities of merchandise held in New York for western movement. The move restores normal railroad traffic and eases supply bottlenecks nationwide.
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New York
New York Central Railroad Today
Wagons for Mexico Shipment Through Eagle Pass
Wagons for Mexico movement reported at Eagle Pass Texas on April 24 1974. The wagons said to have been purchased from the United States government and passed through the border into Mexico. Local officials noted the transfer as part of cross border transport operations.
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Austin
Texas
Washington
Juan
Jose Rios
Gambo
Sonora
Mexico City
W. P. Hobby
Texas Tonight
State Department
Mexico
Eagle Pass
United States
Mayor Urges Month-Long Sugar Boycott in New York
New York city commissioner Edwin J. O Malley called for a month long boycott of candy soda water and pastry to ease a sugar shortage and lower prices He blamed manufacturers for hoarding and quoted a stock circular claiming high profits He asked President Wilson to appoint a board to fix sugar prices and regulate distribution
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New York
Edwin J.o'malley
Or Malley
O'Malley
Tuaulty
Wilson
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Netti
Wetal Trades
Club of Business Men
Sirat
Anization
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Michisa
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J. Pierpont Morgan
St. George's Protestant
St. George's Church
Stuyvesant Park
George Brewer
United States Medical Corps
Homestead
Fred
Wrnn
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Gallatin
Gallatin County
Timothy Onta
the Firemen
Plain Talk
Railroad Labor Board
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N. J
Hiram W. Johnson
Campil New Jersey
Secretar
Irving K. Tay
Anus Sween
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Baillaux
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