Rail Executives Summoned By Board In Labor Hearings
Chicago March 15. After Frank Walsh demanded railroad executives testify the labor board summoned T De Witt Cuyler W W Atterbury Carl R Gray Moberk S Binkerd to appear next Wednesday to discuss national agreements. The board also set later dates for other executives and asked Binkerd to bring documents. Walsh charged rail and steel interests seek to curb wages and lengthen the workday, warning witnesses must appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank P. Walsh
Sale Road
United States and Labor Board
T. de Witt Cuyler
Association of Kall
W. W. Atterbury
Te Pennsylviaia Ines
Carl I. Gray
Tnion Paellum
Moberk S. Binkerd
Cuyler
EL Reynolds
C. It. Mackhim
I Mavis Central
Italy
Sutden
Burtington
J. H. Wustis
Boston
Maine
UE. Byram
Walsh
Anen
Trst
Atturbury
Gray
Blnkerd
Cayter
Brinkerd
Deuco
Hitsco
Muutes
Ute Association of Maidway Executvex
Libor
Walst
Tusts
Ic Vielous
Mr. Walsh
Tiese
Girl Dies in Auto Crash Near Lacey Bridge
Silag Blanche Howard aged nineteen, daughter of Arthur Howard, was killed when an automobile plunged from a bridge near Lacey north of Oskaloosa on March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Silag Blanche Howard
Arthur Howard
Lacey
Here
Mrs Hamon Testifies In Ardmore Murder Trial
Mrs. Jake L Hamon testifies in Ardmore Oklahoma as the trial of Mrs. Clara Hamon proceeds for the murder of Jake Hamon. She describes visits to Clara Hamon’s rooms at the hotel, matters of a pistol, and arrangements involving Olive Belle from Chicago during a violin entertainment.
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Ardmore
Oklo
Jake L Hamon
Clara Hamon
Jake Hamon
Millonaire
Republican Nation
Oklahoma
Ars. Hamon
Mamen
Clara
Mianon
Chietga
Olive Belle
Hannon
Tle
Chilengo
Chari
Ooth
Britain Bares Naval Budget In 1924-25 Outlay Report
London reports British naval estimates for 1924 25 total 186 869 000 pounds gross and 82 470 000 pounds net. Lord Lee of Patches the first Lord of the Admiralty explains the figures reflect economy under a one power standard and the duty to balance security with reduced spending amid postwar constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Lee of
Parchany
The
Admiralty
We Vsu J Mintes
Lord Lee
Ruth Weighe
More OrY Agents Laid Off in Prohibition Enforcement
Milengo March reports show four more agents laid off by Frank D. Weihards Jr. as federal prohibition director. Richardson now has ten inspectors remaining after a removal of twenty two. Ralph W. Stone, fuel of enforcement, follows with eleven inspectors after cutting three posts.
$2,000,000 For Dodge's Son Detalied
Settlement out of court ends John Duval Dodge's contest to break the will of auto maker John F. Dodge. Young Dodge receives about $2,000,000 of the estate valued around $30,000,000 and an annuity of $1,500. The dispute stemmed from a secret marriage in 1828 and part of $2,000,000 had already been paid. The remaining funds await formal court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick
John Duval Dodge
John F. Dodge
Automobile Manufieldrer
Young Dodge
Dodge
Apel
Congress to Convene Special Session on April 11
Senator Lodge announced at the White House after a conference with President Harding that Congress will be called into a special session Monday, April 11. The date, a week later than previously discussed, will give lawmakers time to frame the proposed program of tax and tariff revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weshington
Congress
Senator Lodge
White House
Harding
Respons Children Blunt Dead After Poisoned Mothers Act
A tragic incident unfolds as Alice Col Mag aged three and her sisters Mabel twelve Mil dred fourteen, and their mother Mrs Arthur Collins die after a poisoning administered by the mother. The case details a maternal act leading to multiple deaths and an ongoing investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
Alice Col- Mag
Mabel
Mildred
Mra Arthur Collins
Reds Retake Gorka Fortress Amid Baltic Turmoil
Reports from Stockholm and Copenhagen state Soviet troops recaptured the fortress of Gorka on the southern coast of Finland and cleared it of mutinous forces. Advices claim Kronstadt is in crisis, with Leon Trotsky sending howitzers to reinforce defenses as street fighting ends in a harsh quelling of an uprising.
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Kramaya Gorka
Tréas
Finland
Stockholm
Aftundsadet
Higa
Halshevik
Anitery
Aviation Corps
Asse Wbis
Smolensk
Vitebsi Orsha
Malley
New Volotsk
Vertlavest
Vitebsk
Cuvary
Nebr
Vilna
Gorka
Copenhagen
Marchei
Relsingfors
Kruspoyy Groka
Leon Trotzky
Foviet
Gulf of Finland
Kronstall
Esecutine
M. Kolesny
Officr
Moscow
Kronstadt
America Red Cross
Harbin
Manchuria
Omsk
Tumen
Kurgan
Mariensk
Russia
Siberia
Hughes Outlines Latin Policy at Pan American Luncheon
Secretary Hughes outlined Harding policy toward Latin America as cooperative, aiming for common prosperity through peace, friendship, and mutually advantageous trade. He spoke at a luncheon by Dr. Rowe, Pan American Union director general, for Latin American delegates attending the inauguration. France adopts daylight saving time starting midnight Paris time for the summer period, clocks moved ahead one hour until October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Hughes
L. §. Rowe
Pan-American Union
Woo
Frances
Paris
France
Six Sinn Fein Hanged in Dublin Demonstration
A crowd of about 20 000 gathered at Mount Joy Prison as six Sinn Fein prisoners were executed for alleged complicity with Irish resistance. Work halted citywide and telegraph service paused while a women-led protest procession moved from St Stephen's Green in defiance of military rules. The Irish Republican movement urged workers to abstain until 1 pm in mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuy
Irelani
Mount Joyprixan
England
St. Stepben’s Green
Dublin
Chicago Pork Packers Quit Amid Hog Price Strain
Chicago March 15. Boys, Guntan & Co york packers in We Union stock yards shut down their plant temporarily. A union official cites high hog prices and low product prices as the reason. About 400 workers will be laid off. General manager Thomas KR Boyd says the shutdown is temporary and operations will resume when hog prices fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boys, Guntan & Co
York Packers
Thomas KR. Boyd
Naniyger
Overland Limited in Wreck at Agnew Michigan
Eight coaches of the Overland Minster eastbound on the Chicago Northwestern railway derailed at Agnew Michigan. Baggageman Edward Sandaling sustained injuries described as slightly braised and Mrs L G Oxte an invalid passenger suffered severe nerves shock. The crash left the coaches badly smashed and the right of way torn up for about a thousand feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagos
Overland Minster
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Agnew
Edward Sandaling
L. G. Oxte
New Cratle
Knight confesses to killing church organist in Perth Amboy
George Washington Knight, twenty two, a Black man, confessed to attacking Mrs Edith Wilson the church organist who was murdered near her home Saturday night, police report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth Amboy
N. J
George Washington Knight
Edith Wilson
Satuday
Mediation Meet at Washington Aimed at Packers Labor Row
Chicago March 15 Packers employees to be represented by Dennis Lane and another union leader at a scheduled mediation with Secretary of Labor Davis in Washington on March 21. The plan includes Armour Co operative plan and possible wage and condition talks while Lane calls the plan a sham. Swift & Co expected to respond with a similar plan as talks center on pay cuts and union representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dennis Lane
Stent Cutters’ Union
Davis
Washington
Packere
Telgran
Lane
James C. Condon
Carol Meyer
Fediathen
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Agriculture
Henry C. Wallace
Widen
Muel Gorpers
Fimmers Agate
Armour Co-operative
Acmor
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Hank
Madoo Plea for Tax Cuts Amid Debt War Critique
Chicago March 13 A plea for universal tax relief to fund the war debt and halt an international arms race was delivered by William G McAdoo former secretary of the treasury and U S railroad administrator The speaker urged national unity and warned against partisan advantage saying he would support the Democratic administration in four years while the nation faces fiscal challenges and wartime burdens
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frequois Club
William G. Meadroo
Fiume Scorns I. S. Consul
Trieste March 15 William Ket Mayor the American consul to Fiume left that city for Trieste to await instructions from the State department at Washington after having been refused recognition by the Fine government Dr Antonio Girossich provisional head of Fiume said to Mr Keblinger We were surprised at this action on the part of your government In asking us to recognize you and protect you when the United States has not recognized us Before the war Fiume had a large trade with America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trieste
Fiume
State Department
Washington
Antonio Girossich
Flume
Keblinger
United States
America
Millston Wisconsin mother praises Lydia E Pinkham remedy
Mrs H H Janssen of Millston Wisconsin credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with a healthy baby and eased postnatal suffering. She urges other women to strengthen their system to bear healthy children and cites personal testimony as proof. Poison from dead bushman weapon described as lethal venom from a corpse tooth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millston
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EB
Health in the fashion and garbled ad copy
A fragmented OCR passage combines an herbal laxative advertisement for Garfield Tea claiming purification of blood and health with tangled dialogue and stray phrases about a railer and a clerk. The text is incoherent and contains nonsensical lines and misspellings.
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Rell
Mrs. Hamon
Britain
ORY
Richardson
Tee
Yin, Desier
Arty
Huso
Sinn Fein
Chicago Pork Packers
Union
Overland Limited
Agnew, HI
Packer Chiefs
Armour
Madoo
Treasury
I. S. Consul
City
Lydia E.pinkham
Bright
Down’s
Illinois
Unley
Rochelle
Doan
Foster-Milburbn CO
Buffalo
Scrat
Ie Ae Te
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