Baseball Scores From National League Doubleheaders
In Boston the locals beat Ye Elke 7 to 2 as Reuther Milius Mitchell and Miller helped. Philadelphia hosted New York with a 15 to 1 New York win. Nehl Snyder Meadows Smith Weinert and Wheat contributed. Cincinnati hosted Pittsburgh with a 7 to 6 Pittsburgh edge. Cooper Schmidt Marquard and Har graves were noted. Chicago and St Louis had a game postponed due to rain.
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Philadelphia
R. H. E. New York
Nehl
Snyder
Meadows, Smith
Harding nominates diplomats and officers in sweeping appointments
President Harding sent to the Senate a slate of nominations including George Harvey of New York as ambassador to Great Britain and Myron Herrick of Ohio as ambassador to France. He also named A. D. Walton U S attorney for Wyoming and several land office registrars, receivers of public money, and naval officers, with a general promotions list pending.
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Washington
George Harvey
New York
Great Britain
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
France
Senate
Harding
A. D. Walton
United States
District of
Wyoming
Charles D. Voris
Monte Vista
Colo
del North
Joseph Montgomery
Lewistown
Mont
Albert Halen
Vernal
Utah
James Frederick Drake
Pueblo
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Oddie Leigharet
William Ashley
Couer D'Alene
Idaho
Harry , Grier
Carson City
Mev
Roy Henry Fuller
Havre
Julian L. Latimer
Navy
David Potter
Communists Leave Spanish Socialist Congress
At Madrid on April 14 delegates from the Communist faction of the Spanish Socialist Congress announced their secession after a vote on adherence to the Third International. The result favored party reconstruction 8 808 to 6 026.
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Madrid
Spanish Socialist Congress
Seasion
Third Internationala
Moscow
Denver & Rio Grande Transfer Set in District Court
The formal transfer of the Denver and Rio Grande railroad to the foreclosure buyers will be made in the United States district court in Denver on April 26.
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Denver
Colo
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
United States District Court
Ulsterite leader shot as Listowel residence burns
Sir Arthur Edward Vickers, former Ulster king of arms, was shot dead in Listowel and his residence set ablaze. In Dublin reports say five police were raided at Limerick last night. one killed and three wounded in bomb raid.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Arthur Edward Vickers
Ulster
Listowel
Limerick
Wheat futures slide to below 1 a bushel in 1916 pattern drop
Wheat for July deliveries closed under 1 a bushel in Kansas City marking the first time since 1916. The closing price fell 8 cents from yesterday to 1.00 to 1.06 a bushel with continued weakness in corn and oats despite slight gains in Chicago trade. Flour markets in Minneapolis also show prices dipping under 8 dollars a barrel for family patents amid ranges from 3.20 to 7.90.
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Kansas City
Neapolis
Chicago
Harvester Co. Cuts Prices On Steel-Based Machinery
International Harvester announces a straight ten percent price cut on products using steel as the principal raw material. The reduction, effective next year, applies to harvester related gear including binders reapers mowers hay rakes and loaders, prompted by recent steel price drops.
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Chicago
United States Steel Corporation
International Harvester Company Today
Harjeeling
Santa Fe railroad to cut pay 20 percent for officials
Chicago April 14 Notices announce a 20 percent pay reduction for all subordinate officials and employees excluding common labor on the Santa Fe system. The cuts would take effect May 12 and the road seeks conferences with all classes of employees from April 25 to May 7 at the general manager's office in Topeka Kansas.
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Chicago
Santa Fe
Topeka
Ras
British papers silent on Harding speech opinions
London reports that major British newspapers largely refrained from editorial comment on President Harding's message. Only the Morning Post and the Daily Chronicle published editorials, while others avoid remarks that could offend the United States, continuing a trend of measured silence after the American election.
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Harding
London
Great Britain
Morning Post
The
Daily Chronicle
United States
Paris Reacts to Harding Message in Mixed Editorials
Paris newspapers reflect on President Harding's message without full text. Le Figaro praises the policy of good sense for France, while Wilson is faulted for ignoring facts. A Paris editor lauds Harding’s clear language and the Humanite cites the international as the path to peace.
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Paris
Harding
L'Homme Libre
Aulors
Ty Phete
Washington
Hardings
Europé
France
Wilson
Portinex
Ed de Paris
Communist Humanite
Meat Regulation Again Asked by Senator Norris
Washington April 14 Senate agriculture chair Norris reintroduced his bill for general regulation of the meat packing industry. The measure is the same form as when it passed the senate in the last session. Other senators proposed related actions including penalties for police who hinder constitutional rights and a new aeronautics bureau in the navy department.
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Washington
Norris
Senate Agriculture Committees
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Keys
New Hampshire
Bureau of Aeronautics
Navy Department
Harding
Fletcher
Federal Reserve
No Conspiracy Behind Open Shop Movement Denial
George Ww, president of the American Newspaper and Paper association, told the convention that open shop support is a natural reaction to extreme closed shop unionism. He said it is not a conspiracy by employers but a response to a demand for recognition and restoration of traditional industrial freedoms. Mr. Sisson urged stopping government interference in industry.
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New York
George Ww
American Rue ‘and Paper Association
Ples
Sisson
Reds Quit Soap Boxes
New York report shows street corner radical oratory dwindling since the war. The American Civil Liberties Union found only 10 of 68 police departments permit street meetings without license, listing New York Boston St. Louis Lincoln Neb and Berkeley among the thirteen permissive cities.
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New York
American Civil Liberties Union
Boston
St. Louis
Lincoln
Neb
Berkeley
Cal
Reparations 10 Be Fin e d At 19 Bill ion Warks Paris
Paris reports Germany’s wartime reparations will be set between 130 and 150 billion gold marks by the allied reparations commission with exact amounts to be decided later. If Germany resists, France may recalls recruits and occupy the Ruhr basin. The chamber passes a 60 percent tax on German imports by a 383 to 79 vote.
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Paris
Germany
Echo de Paris
France
Ruhr
Chamber of Deputies
Mail Hold Up Frustrated In City Night Robbery
L W Stillway, a United States mail truck driver, was held up by two masked gunmen near the Pines hotel on North Walcott street. The sacks were untouched and the robbers fled as other cars approached. Police arrested several suspects awaiting identification by Stillway who hopes to pick the attackers from unmasked descriptions.
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L. W. Stillway
United States Mail
Burlington
Stillway
Sullway E
Pines Hotel
Walcott Street
Burlington Platform
Wolcott Street
Sullway
Probe of Sales Tax Lobby Sought in House
Washington April 14 Demand for a congressional investigation to disclose interests pushing a sales tax was made in the house today Representative Frear of Wisconsin on the ways and means committee named Jules Roche and Meyer Rothechil of New York as prime movers in the campaign and charged that a fund had been raised to push the big man's tax onto the poor man San Francisco hosts the only Hindu temple in the United States
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Washington
Congressional
House Today
Frear
Wisconsin
Ways and Means Committee
Jules Roche
Meyer Rothechil
New York
French Accept American Rights on Yap Mandate Issue
France signals alignment with U S position on the Yap mandate, noting urgency to reach a solution through the allied supreme council. Premier Briand promises to approach the matter with ardent desire to satisfy the United States, while awaiting four powers accord.
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American State Department
Pacific Islands
Equator
Japan
Anya
France
Uorome Allied Council
Sient
United States
Briand
Great Britain
Italy
Supreme Council
Canine Pal Is Killed in Street Car Incident
In Duluth Minnesota on April 14 a collie named Booth guards a street corner after the death of its canine companion. The surviving dog leaps at passing cars and has been seen clutching the trolley pole rope with its teeth, pulling the pole from the wire.
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Duluth
Minn
Hince
Conviction of Reds Upheld in Centralia Massacre Case
The Washington Supreme Court affirmed seven I W W members' second degree murder convictions in the Centralia Armistice Day massacre, refusing a new trial. In Urbana Illinois Clifford Hamnes of Illinois pitched against Northwestern with a no hit bid in a Western Conference game.
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Olympia
Wash
Supreme Court
Centralia
Urbana
Apell
Clifford Hamnes
University of Illinois
Northwestern
Federation of General Workers backs triple alliance walkout
London April 14 The Federation of General Workers representing 1.5 million workers in over 100 industries voted to support the triple alliance strike in solidarity with the miners. A morning conference with Premier Lloyd George and alliance leaders failed to yield progress on the labor crisis.
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Federation of General Workers
Triple Alliance
London
Associated Press
Lloyd George
Daily Graphic
Sympathy Expressed by Union Congress on Miners Move
London April 14 Regulations expressing solidarity with the miners and the triple alliance were adopted tonight at a meeting of the parliamentary committee of the trades union congress the national executive of the labor party and the parliamentary labor party at the house of commons.
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London
Triple Alliance
Trades Union Congress
Labor Party
Parliamentary
House of Commons
One of Famous Triplet Family Claimed Today
Fond du Lac April 14 Bidtney Windecker 77 one of the Windecker triplets who for 16 years celebrated their joint birth died today The only survivor of the trio is Mia Sedate Pier of Whur sau Wie
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Fond DU Lac
Bidtney Windecker
Windecker
Mia
Baseball Scores and Box Scores From League Games
Reports show Chicago beating Detroit 8 to 6 with Kerr, Morris and Schalk contributing for Chicago while Detroit’s Sutherland and Ainsmith added runs. Boston defeated Washington 8 to 7 as Fullerton Schacht Gharrity and Liine provide offense. New York edged Philadelphia 4 to 3 with Rommel Perkins Hoyt Quinn Schang involved. Cleveland outlasted St. Louis 10 to 9 in a high scoring seventh inning.
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New York
Rhe
Philadelphia
Rommel
Perkins
Hoyt
Quinn
Schang
Nationwide Election Cleanup Urged At League Convention
At Cleveland Ohio Mia Carrie Chapman Catt urged a nationwide election cleanup across national state and local races. Voting for national officers and regional directors occurred this afternoon as funds were pledged including 80000 for the coming year and 1000 contributions from Mrs Herbert Hoover and Mrs Gifford Pinchot.
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League
Cleveland
Ohio
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York
Ely
National League of Women Voters
Richard Anderson
Por
Ind
California
Rhode
Herbert Hoover
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Judge Finds McCwall Not Guilty in Perjury Case
Judge Cullison directed a verdict for W. G. McCwall after arguments in the state case charging perjury before a grand jury investigation of the Villiscaux murders in 1912. The ruling came in Council Bluffs Iowa on April 14.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Cullison
W. G. McCwall
Scheme to Cut Railroad Rates to Be Proposed
Washington reports a general plan to reduce railway rates aimed at aiding home commodities. Secretary Mellon says many railways see rate cuts as a way to boost transportation, while continuing high rates would harm shipments. Melissa tornado and fire kill eight residents, injure many more, with significant home loss affecting families including five Black residents. The disaster level mentions widespread destruction in the town and continued fire aftermath. A stray note cites the longest carrier pigeon flight from Pensacola to Mall River, Mass.
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Washington
Pallroads
Interstate Commerce Commision
Melissa
Tex
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R. H. E. Ye Elke
Reuther
Milius
Mitchell and Miller
McQuillan
O’neil
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Cooper
Schmidt
Marquard
Hargraves
AD. Walton
Mit
Congress
John J. Esch
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sinn Fein
Big Harvester Company
Sante FE
Sheffner
C. O. Karsley
San Francisco
America
Hughes
Pacific
Yap
Amer.ia
United Cities
Pals
Pyamier Dimand En
Republic
Northern
Napa
Canine Pal
Collie
Union Congress
Detroit
Kerr, Morris and Schalk
Leonard, Sutherland and Ainsmith
R. H. E. Boston
Aleg
Mock, Russel, Fullerton
Ruel
Schacht and Gharrity
Ine
Membbens
Call
Io Washington
Naional
Rank Loalle
Texas
Crom Pensacola
Fla
Mall River
Lass
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