United States Back Germany in Reparations Talk
The United States signals support for Allies in pressuring Germany to resume reparations negotiations. Secretary Hughes hails Germany's expressed willingness to reopen talks and seeks a prompt, just settlement that would restore Germany’s productive capacity while ensuring Allied claims are met.
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Europe
Refuse Rail Wage Cut Sparks Philadelphia Stand
In Philadelphia on April 6 five representatives from the maintenance of way and structural employees of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway company refuse to accept a proposed wage reduction as part of a broader labor action following similar moves by other unions.
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Maintenance of Way
Philadelphia
Philadelphia & Sending Railway Company
Irish Troops Battle Sinn Feiners Near Dublin
Official reports say Sinn Feiners took refuge among women and children after firing near Dindene four miles south of Dublin. Crown forces pursued armed groups to hills and Utillity ferries, later smoke and shrubbery fires. A civilian bombing incident occurred at a military loery with two devices. one exploded causing no casualties.
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Conference Over Wages Cut In The Railroad Talks
In New York on April 5 a conference between railroad interests and officials discussed a seven percent wage reduction for all ruling employees. The meeting, attended by leaders including S. Davies Warftel of the Donors of Tralled Securities, centered on remedies for the present situation and the proposed wage cut as the principal issue.
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Ineterests
Tig Tour
Rotherhads
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Satomi Asochiifin
Tralled Securities
Vladivostok Jews Nearer Threats Reported
April dispatches state the entire Vladivostok district Jewish population faces terror from anti semitic mobs with pogrom threats. An appeal seeks Allied intervention via Jewish delegations. protest lodged with Luskhinsky authorities amid officials’ silence.
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Jn Thleelry
Vladivostok
Lusshkin
Stelvieos Sll
Britain Takes Over Mines After Coal Strike Seizure
London reports Premier Toy George announcing in parliamentary emergency session that the government has taken control of the mine directions nationwide. The move shifts the conflict from owners versus workers to owners versus the government, with owners remaining a key third party.
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Yaad
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Mexico train crash kills 33 near Villa Garita
Thirty three persons died in a collision between a freight and a passenger train on the Mexican National One route at Villa Garita between Portarton and Monterey. The only identified victim is Victor Villareal, candidate for mayor of Piedras Negras, opposite Eagle Pass.
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sPortarton
Monterey
Vintor Villareal
Piedras Negran
Eagle Pass
Rail Rates Tugged by Wage Talk at Board Hearing
Central Railroad of New Jersey President W. G. Bester told labor officials that lowering tariffs would be logical if national agreements could be rolled back. He said wages could be reduced slightly without harming roads or workers, citing road costs of about 9000000 annually and a 30000000 annual burden from rules. Attorney Frank Walsh questioned the sources behind his figures as Besler defended rules as flexible with circumstances. Charles Russell Avese, a Cincinnati magnate, died of apoplexy in LaPorte Indiana at age 87.
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W. G. Bester
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New Jersey
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David Tit
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Devord
Besler
Frank D. Walsh
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Walsh
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Atterbury
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Bester
Prince Andreas dies in action at Brussa front in Turkey
Constantinople dispatch reports Prince Andreas of Greece the third son of the late King George killed by wounds from Greek attack against Turkish nationalists near Brussa. Gen Flachapoulys also killed in action. Andreas born January 20 1882 in Adhens served in Greek army during the Balkan wars and World War I. He married Princess Alice of Muttenberz on October 7 1903.
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Gibbons Estate Funds Turn Over To Arrangements
The will in the orphans' court directs the disposition of about $100,000 from Cardinal Gibbons estate to administrator Wsheap G. J. Carrigan after the Baltimore diocese to be held for the late prelate. The diocese officials and chancellor Eugene I. Connelly oversee the proceedings with connections to Bishop Denis J. O’Connell of Richmond.
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G. J. Carrigan
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Eugene I. Connelly
Virginia
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Denis J. O'Connell
Richmond
Klan denies branding Texas Negro in Cincinnati report
In Cincinnati on Friday night the Ku Klux Klan denied branding a Texas Negro and claimed to be pursuing those who misused the invisible empire. The grand master spoke in Cincinnati after receiving a statement from the Imperial Wizard of Atlanta denying the Texas affair.
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Ottawa Boards Urge Boycott of U S Imports
Ottawa on April 3 reports the board of trade urging Canadians to boycott luxury imports from the United States until exchange rates normalize. The resolution asks boards of trade and traders to favor Canadian products and manufacturing and to urge citizens to reduce American purchases.
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Cousin Harding home 15 raid details emerge
The report alleges a private car rental cost 1988.25 for a trip to Harding’s inauguration. It names Everett Harding and aides, notes requests for photography, and references a 1920 telegram linked to Everett. Court records cite dementia charges for Marling, while President Harding’s private secretary is mentioned in related notes.
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Masked bandits steal $50,000 from Bisbee post office
Two masked robbers forced Postmaster L. B. Batley at Bisbee Arizona to open the vault at night and escaped with about $50,000, about $40,000 in cash. Westminster Bailey was found next morning bound and gagged after being beaten.
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Penny Lines Plan Big Cut in Wages in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh April 5. Unionized railroad shop workers totaling 44 000 were asked to accept a wage cut from 85 to 66 cents an hour by the general managers committee. The proposed cut would save 1 890 a day and affects machinists boilermakers blacksmiths sheet metal workers electrical workers and trolley carmen.
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Lennaylyonia
Talway Carmen
Lynching Near Langford Claims Brandon Miss. Stayer
A Black man named Sandy Thompson shot and killed planter BE Dobson near Langford. Thompson was lynched by a mob at Langford and found hanging from a limb.
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Lynch Brandon
Lydia E Pinkham's Compound Praised By Altoona Mother
Altoona woman Mrs C W Benz recounts six births and infant loss before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports a four month old healthy daughter and urges others with gynecological issues to try the remedy. The letter includes consent to publish a photo of the baby.
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Mrs. Benz
Altoona
C. W. Benz
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