World News Recap From Capitals Across the Globe
A London dispatched report notes Lloyd George and M Poincare may seek League arbitration on Germany. German-US claims talks advance in Berlin. US ratifications move toward Washington. Strikes, rail and coal issues affect multiple states as officials prepare for continued labor unrest and government intervention.
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Havas
London
Lloyd George
M. Poincare
Germany
League of Nations
No Compromise in Rail Strike Reaches Crucial Point
Washington reports say railroad executives have given up hopes for a peaceful settlement after talks with President Harding. The four brotherhoods' mediation group will continue efforts while unions press on mediation, withholding official responses. Forty eight hours of high level meetings have shaped the ongoing stalemate.
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Santa Fe Railroad
Needles
Cal
Edward Schille
Roy J. Keller
Keller
Nayerville
Chicago
Brotherhoods
White House
Washington
L. E. Sheppard
Order of Conductors
Justice Department Moves Against Santa Fe Strike Leaders
Attorney General Daugherty, after a White House conference with President Harding, orders Los Angeles district attorney to present evidence to the federal grand jury. He cites reports of a conspiracy in the Southern California Santa Fe railroad strike and vows government aid to prosecute those indicted.
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Washington
Department of Justice
California
Daugherty
Los Angeles
Federal
Grand Jury
Harding
Oil Producers Vote for Complete Drilling Shutdown
About five hundred independent oil producers from Kansas Oklahoma Louisiana Texas and Arkansas met in Tulsa to vote unanimously for a total halt to drilling as the only way to stop further crude price declines. The decision mirrors the Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association plan from the group’s meeting with the National Oil Producers.
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Tulsa
Southwest
Kansas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association
National Oil Producers
Mid- Continent Association
Griffiths Death Triggers Mourning in London
London reports Prime Minister Lloyd George telegraphed Michael Collins expressing deep distress at the death of Arthur Griffith head of the Irish provisional government.
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Lloyd George
London
Pertinax
The
Echo de Paris
Griffith
Michael Collins
Irish Provisional Government
Arthur Griffith
Shots at American Ship President Polk near Queenstown
Reports say shots were fired around the bows of the American steamer President Polk as she entered Queenstown Ireland from New York. No details of the shooting were received.
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London
President Polk
Queenstown
Ireland
New York
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Chamber of Deputies
United States
Berlin
State Department
King George
Poincare
Congress
Senate
Maryland
Bernard A. McBride
Muskogee
Henry Ford
Michigan
Kentucky
Hoover
Brotherhood Railway
Joliet
Ill
Elgin, Joliet
Missouri
Coal Commission of
Kansas City
Hareey
United States Bureau of Agricultural Esconomics
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Milwaukee
Missouri Pacific
Nebraska
Albuquerque and Arizona
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Brotherhood
Prescott
Joe Byington
Interstate Glass Company
Okmulgee
Byington
Neff
Dalhart
Amarillo
Texline
Frank Hamer
Kansas City Safety Council
Swope Park
State Board of Agriculture
Devil's Row
Jaarez
Mexico
Joseph Diebolt
Olpe
Kas
M. Demuyter
Belgica
Geneva
Dillon
Fort de France
Martinique
Standard Oil Company
Czecho-Slovakia
Paris
H. E.honeywell
James Gordon Bennett
Switzerland
Lisbon
Ulster
Irish Free State
Dublin
Colonial Office
Okla
Secion
Chummy Eight
Eon Sale
Wey, “Tris
Sam Wow
Mary
Will
Henre
Western Newspaper Union
FreddIe
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