British mine strike talks inch toward settlement at Board of Trade
London April 11 The conference between mine owners and striking workers at the Board of Trade adjourned to 4 pm with Robert S. Hoorn presiding. The Times warns negotiations may be difficult and not lead to immediate resumption of work as core differences remain.
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Associated Press
Board of Trade
Robert S. Horn
London Times Today
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Triple Alliance” of
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John Robert Clynes
Dally Herald
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Lor
Confession of Elwell Grime Is Repudiated
Buffalo April 11 Roy Harrie held by police on confession in the murder of Joseph B F Elwell in New York yesterday confessed his story is not true After two hours of questioning by District Attorney Moore he admitted his original declaration was all false.
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Roy Harrie
Joseph BF
Elwell
New York
Moore
Baby Falls Into Tub of Hot Suds and Dies
COLORADO SPRINGS April 11 Mrs. Joseph Steffan of Colorado Springs fell into a tub of hot water during family washing in the bath and died. NEW YORK April 11 The state banking department closed the Bank of Cuba in New York a Havana branch of the National Bank of Cuba.
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Colorado Springs
Joseph Steffan
New York
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Bank of Cuba
National Bank of Cuba
Havana
Gillette Slayer Guilty Frank Wilkinson Faces Life
Special to The Tribune Gillette Wyoming April 11 Frank Wilkinson found guilty of first degree murder in the 1919 Carlton killing. Jury deliberated under an hour after trial delay and verdict came 22 months after the crime. Judge Alsley postponed sentence for defense to file a new trial brief. Wilkinson maintained his innocence.
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Frank Wilkinson
the Tribune
Wyo
Wyoming
Wilkinson
J. F. Carlton
Harry P. Alsley
Death Claims Ex Kaiserin Augusta Victoria After Yearlong Malady
Doorn Holland April 11 Former Empress Augusta Victoria of Germany dies at 6 oclock in her sixty third year. She passed one year after a serious heart attack and endured repeated attacks with doctors and care from nurses and friends at Doorn where she had resided since leaving Germany. Former Emperors William and Adelbert were at her bedside along with Attendants.
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Victoria
Doorn
Holland
Associated Press
Augusta Victoria
Germany
Thianen
Ameronsen
Joachim
Berlin
Tm Doorn
Viumm
Prince Adelbert
Haesner
Hymans
William
Adelbert
Dr. Haesner
Countess von Rantzau
Countess von Keller
Augusta Vistoria
Prince Joachim
Kremer Brothers Remanded After Sheep Theft Hearing
Preliminary examination found three brothers John Charles and Pete Kremer charged with stealing 279 head of sheep from Manx Sheep company. Judge W B Tubbs remanded them to Sheriff Lee Martin for district court trial after a hearing that unearthed merchandise and household goods tied to thefts across miles around their sheep camp.
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Pete Kremer
Manx
W. B. Tubbs
Lee Martin
Kremer
Dublin Hotel Barrage in Morning Battle Near North Wall
In Dublin a morning battle erupted around the Northwest hotel in North Wall as civilians armed with bombs and firearms attacked government auxiliaries. One attacker was killed and several wounded, with some auxiliaries injured during a 20 minute clash as reinforcements arrived.
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North Wall
Haywood Lose Appeal On Court Ruling In Wartime Case
The Supreme Court refused to review the conviction of William D Haywood and over 79 I W W members for conspiring to obstruct the draft. The ruling ends government efforts to save Haywood and associates from prison. Only a presidential pardon can avert sentences.
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Associated Press
The
Supreme
William D. Haywood
Supreme Court
Haywood
Hal Pardon
Huns to Fight for Silesia
Paris April 11 Dispatches to the allied commission in Upper Silesia report a complete German military organization with 20 battalions and full arms ready for action if German claims for Upper Silesia are rejected by the allies.
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Paris
Upper Sil
Upper Silesia
Etunyedl
Young cashier sentenced to year in Washington for theft
Jamen Carey a 10 year old Otawa bank cashier was sentenced by Judge Landis in Chicago to serve one year at the National Training School for Boys in Washington D C for stealing about 96000 last November. The case was heard before Federal Judge Landis with sentences ranging up to 20 years for other defendants.
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Jamen Carey
Otawa
Landin
Landis
National Training School For Boys
Washington D. C
Mos
Ee Ae
Bene Ana
Driver Sits at Wheel as Car Torn by Train
In Provo Utah on April 11 Joseph Loveridge a jitney driver said he cheated death by a half a car after a Denver Rio Grande passenger train struck his automobile. He was crossing rails when the engine died and the rear of his car was dragged 60 yards before the train passed. He stayed at the steering wheel and escaped injury.
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Provo
Utah
Joseph Loveridge
Denver & Rio Grande
Former convict jailed in threat to bank president
Jack Miller a 37 year old two time convict and former government reclamation worker at Pathfinder dam is jailed on charges of blackmailing A J Cunningham president of Casper National Bank. Letters demanded $5000 with death if ignored, and warned where to place funds. Police Pinkerton agents aided the investigation leading to Miller's arrest.
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Kin Fe
Pathfinder Dam
Assasgin
Ood
Miller
the Tribune
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Tiian
Otory
Michael W. Purcell
Blackhand
Deer Lodge
Mont
Casper
Government Reclamation Service
Richards & Cunningham
Japan Expects Naval Policy Shift In New Conference Talk
Reports from Tokyo describe Charles E Hughes notes on mandates and Yap as fueling talk of another peace conference. Japanese officials view Admiral Katos remarks as hinting at an international naval policy discussion and possible limits on armament spending.
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Associated Press
Charles E. Hughes
Yap
Tomosaburo Kato
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Kato
Nichi Nichi Shimbun
Harding
Wyoming Session Laws to be published this week
The Wyoming Session Laws of 1921 containing all acts resolutions and memorials passed by the legislature will be published this week. Copies may be obtained at the office of the secretary of state.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Iowa Governor Signs Bill Allowing Adult Cigarette Sales
Des Moines reports Governor Kendall signed a bill permitting the sale of cigarettes in Iowa to adults. The action marks a legal change enabling retailers to sell tobacco products to people of legal age in the state.
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Des Moines
Kendall Today
Iowa
Cork Mayor O Callaghan Ordered To Leave United States
Lord Mayor of Cork Donal J O Callaghan, who arrived as a stowaway last January 4, faces deportation after the state department ruled he was not entitled to asylum as a political refugee. He may depart within 60 days, with Secretary Lavin noting he can reship as a seaman to a foreign port.
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Ae Maseny
Asacidad Press
Davis
Donal J. O'Callaghan
State Department
Lavin
O'Callaghan
Cork
United States
Irish mayor of Cork faces deportation threat in U S
Michael Francis Boyle representing Cork's lord mayor said a habeas corpus would be sought if any attempt to deport the mayor occurred. The statement came in Philadelphia as the case regarding O Calaghan's stay continued.
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Philadelphia
O'Callaghan
Ireland
Michael Francis Boyle
Cork
Department of Labor
Earthquakes Continue Daily in Kanau Province
Daily tremors persist in Kanau after the December 16 quake. Investigators report 14 landslides have dammed rivers and halted flows, while warnings spread of further seismic activity in the region.
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