Labor Board Declines to Hear Striking Railroad Switchmen
The Railroad Labor Board said it would not receive entertain or consider complaints from any party not obeying the transportation act or not taking all steps to prevent disruption of railroad service. After the announcement spokesmen for striking workers in New York New Jersey New England and the Midwest were heard.
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Labor Board
Washington
Railroad Labor Board
New York
New Jersey
New England
Middle West
Baseball score notes from morning games
In Boston the New York Mets played with Grasons W and Walters catching as Mobridge Mc Graw and Hannan contributed. At Cleveland DOTAGHE and Pos nesie 68 2 Cleveland 710 2 Batteries Oldham Dass Stanage Bagby ONeill. Chicago St Louis game postponed due to rain.
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Boston
R. H.E
New York
Mobridge, McGraw and Hannan, Hoy and Walters
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Colorado Blizzard Halts Rail Traffic Across State
A two day blizzard in Colorado shuts down all steam railroads as trains stall from Denver to Cheyenne. Passengers face food shortages while milk and groceries run low. Authorities expect resumption if storm weakens. Nebraska and Wyoming also affected with heavy cattle losses reported.
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United Press
Denver
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Storm Severely Delays Railroads Across Colorado Nebraska Wyoming
A massive late winter storm cripples rail service from Denver to Casper and beyond. Snow and wet ballast strand trains on the Burlington and Northwestern lines, with limited eastbound movement only from the east on the Northwestern after 4:30 to 5:00 PM. Freight service continues with plows in operation between Casper and Lusk and Lusk to Chadron Nebraska, while bonds of equipment shortages hamper westward progress.
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Northwestern
Casper
Denver
Omaha
Lise
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Burlington Railroad
Wendover
Wyo
Alliance
Nebr
Purlington
Joe Gaarer
Burlington
Tate
Lander
Oasty Ward
Nesr
Mom
Sheridan
Lusk
Here
Luak
Chadron
Baseball scorelines from Brooklyn and New York game notes
In New York the Phillies defeated Philadelphia 2 to 1 with Tre and Ss on the field and batteries Causey and Tre greser, Barnes, Gonzales and McCarty listed. In Brooklyn the Brooklyn team beat BOM feo with Fillingim and ONeil as battery and Grimes and Miller noted.
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Philadelphia
Tre
Causey and Tregreser
Barnes
Gonzales
McCarty
Brooklyn
R. H. E. Bom Feo
Cpi Eisceeane
Fillingim
O'Neil
Grimesand and
Miller
U S Control of Unions Proposed by Steel Trust Leader
Judge Filbert Gary of United States Steel argues at the stockholders meeting that labor should be governmentally controlled and regulated like other bodies. He warns prices must be checked or government action will be taken for public protection.
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U.S
Gary OF
Steel Trust
Wasted Press
New York
Filbert Gary
United States, Steel Corporation
Gary
Industries Board
38000 Worker Strike Vote Looms in Chicago
In Chicago Aprilees report planning a rail strike as managers and union officials claim the strike is broken. Eight freight handers and 30000 clerks are set to vote tonight on a walkout.
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Chicago
Brotherhood
Gursand
Railroad strikers return as freight moves resume
New York April 19 railroad strikers began returning to work today. Freight movement resumed from congested terminals while passenger schedules were nearly normal, signaling a broad return to routine operations.
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Associated Press
New York
Freight movement improves steadily during switchmen strike
Freight movement in Chicago New York districts and the Pacific coast shows steady improvement as the third week of switchmen strikes opens. Officials report about 60 percent normal movement on most lines while embargoes persist and workers gradually resume duties.
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United Press
Chicago
New York
Pacific Coast
Ruhr District May Be Seized by the Allies
Paris dispatch says Allied occupation of the Ruhr is under consideration at San Remo. Premier Viviani Millerand and Nitti press for German disarmament though method remains unsettled.
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Ruhr
Associated Press
Paris
Havas
Petit Parisien
Icoa
Pris
San Remo
Livy
Millerand
Nitti
House Republicans Agree on 1 Percent Sales Tax Plan
Washington April 19 House Republican leaders tentatively approve a plan to raise funds for relief by a gross sales tax not exceeding 1 percent.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Mexican generals join revolt against Carranza
Reports from Antonio and elsewhere say Generals Amarillas and Gavina with forces in Chihuahua have revolted against Carranza. Another dispatch claims General Avieno Renteria aligned with Carranza has joined Gov Panfilo Ortie Mublo and Michigan state forces. details show movements of various interests and a return from Kayose on company business.
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Associated Preva
Antonio
Tt Ia
Amarillas
Gavina
Carranks
Chihuahua
Carranka
Mueve Laredo
Cen
Tavieno Renteria
Carransa
Panqual Ortie Mublo
Michooan
B Jones
de Rensy and
Jones
Arente
Chandler
Kayose
Wyo
President Wilson Plans Dramatic Political Comeback
Washington reports a dramatic eleventh hour return plan for President Wilson. He would reappear to urge Congress to pass his legislative program and push for a Democratic convention candidate aligned with the League of Nations platform. The Woods Hole home cancellation is cited as sign of his comeback.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
League of Nations
Woods Hole
Rebel Forces Advance Unchecked Toward Mazatlan
Agua Prieta April 19 The Sonora army invading Sinaloa nears Mazatlan as additional troops arrive. What Carranza plans to counter the rebellion remains a mystery in the region.
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United Press
Agua Prieta
Sinaloa
Mazatlan
Carranza
Relief worker Mary Ellen Appel found dead at Versailles
April 19 Paris reports the body of Mrs. Mary Ellen Appel of Allentown Pennsylvania a Society of Friends relief worker missing since April 7 was found in a clump of trees at Versailles authorities said the death is being investigated by local police officials with no immediate cause disclosed
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Versailles
Associated Preas
Parvin
Mary Ellen Appel
Allentown
Society of Frienda Relief
Misa- Ing
Supreme Court Rules New Mexico Gas Tax Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court declared invalid the 1919 New Mexico excise tax on gasoline when shipped in original containers into the state. The ruling voids the tax on gasoline marked for sale within New Mexico. The Associated Press reported from Washington.
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New Mexico
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Northwestern strikers return to work after wage dispute
About 25 striking switchmen on the C and NW railway resume duties today after agreeing to return Friday. Officials report no wage concessions were made. workers simply returned to their posts.
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Northwestern Railway
Northwestern
Tornado Kills Up to Twenty in Arkansas Towns
United Press reports a tornado last night near Hickeytown and Markey Valley, Arkansas. From five to twenty people are dead and many more injured as rescue crews search for survivors.
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United Press
Little Rock
Ark
Hickeytown
Markey Valley
Gotham Carries Lunch Boxes to Hit High Costs
New York April 19 The Cheese club launched a new attack on high prices by urging residents to carry their own lunch boxes, promoting "Dollar and more" lunches. The campaign aims to curb rising costs and pressure vendors to lower prices.
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Gotham
Associated Press
New York
The
Cheese Club
Famous medic dies in East
Dr. John Magee, noted for planning diphtheria antitoxin use, died at his home in Charlatown on April 18. His work advanced public health and vaccination strategies, earning him recognition in medical circles.
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East
Associated Proes
Roy, New York
John Magee
Charla Town
Chinese Students Strike in Protest to Dealing with Japs
Three million students from northern Chinese provinces walked out today in Shantung protest against direct negotiations with Japan. They march through major cities demanding abrogation of secret treaties and urging unions to call a general strike.
Denver Sees Rapid Blizzard Cleanup After Heavy Fall
The city recovers from a 16 inch Denver dump with drifts while Greeley reports 20 inches and ten foot drifts. No vehicles move downtown as workers with tractors clear streets. Milk shortages loom as trains resume deliveries. Hotels fill with travelers blocked by the storm.
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Denver
Greeley
Cheyenne Snowbound Struggles Through Heavy April Blizzard
Cheyenne faces its heaviest April snowfall in four years with 15 inches on the level and drifts up to eight feet. Rail service is paralyzed on all lines except Union Pacific freight is halted, passenger trains run six hours late. Schools closed and public functions postponed as officials urge aid for livestock and residents endure widespread disruption. Governor Carey directs relief from his Carey ranch after being overtaken by the storm. Denvers reports no livestock receipts due to railroad shutdown.
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Cheyenne
the Tribune
Wyo
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Lander Riverton
Carey
Big Horn
J. M. Carey
Texas Opposes Mex Permit on Moving Troops
Governor Mobby telegram to Secretary Colby denounces proposed Mexican troop movements amid a vigorous protest from Texas officials. The message cites timing and regional security concerns as Athens campaign tensions rise.
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Texas
Associated Press
Austin
Geneva
Mobby
Colby
France plans standing army of 700000 men
Paris reports government officials and local newspapers agree France must maintain a standing army of 700000 men.
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France
Associated Freas
Paris
Fierce Fighting on Polish Front Reported
Soviet government communique says hard fighting continues on several sectors of the Polish front and notes a Red advance in the Black Sea region.
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Associated Press
London
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Black Sea
New York Oil Buys Casper Gas Site in Casper
The New York Oil company, after absorbing Casper Gas, purchased the bungalow at Third and Walcott from Dr. and Mrs. JT A Dean for 60000 dollars. The firm plans a new building with gas offices and a line to Polson Spider and Iron Creek fields.
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Casper Gas Company
New York Oi Company
JT. A. Dean
New York Oil Company
Third and
Walcott Streets
Polson Spider
Iron Creek
Wolcott
Third Street
New York Ol Company
Court Upholds Conviction of E W Blancett
Associated Press reports Blancett’s conviction for murder in New Mexico remains upheld after the Supreme Court dismissed appeals. Blancett had been sentenced to death for the Clyde D Armour killing. The article notes court action and related federal appropriations discussions.
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E.W. Blancett
Associated Press
Wamen
New Mexico
RE. W. Binnett
Clyde D. Armour
Supreme Court
Blancett
Maniac Kills Doctor in Church Slaying
In New York at St George Church, Dr James Markoe was shot dead as he passed the collection plate. The assailant, Simpkins Wan, fired several other shots wounding two churchgoers. The suspect was captured after a prior asylum release in Virginia.
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New York
James Markoe
St. George Protestant Episcopal Church
Thomas Simplin
Shopkin
Virginia Ingine
Mane
Graing
Markoe
J. Merpout Morgan
Simpkins Wan
Carnival of greed cited by steel chief at Hoboken meeting
United States Steel Chairman Geary urged stockholders to sacrifice to curb the carnival of greed as he defended holding down prices amid high living costs. He said a moral duty exists to check inflation and preserve a reasonable price base, warning government intervention may follow if prices rise unchecked.
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Associated Press
New York
Geary
United States Steel Corporation
Hoboken
Ite
Industrial Board
Strike Leader Arrest Raised Amid Break with Faith
John Granau, a leader among the switchmen, was summoned to the federal building and ordered arrested by U S commissioner I B Mason. He had previously been released on his own recognizance after missing meetings of the Chicago War men’s Association, while Cirman refused bond and was sent to Joliet jail as authorities say he allied with the union.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John Granau
Federal
I. B. Mason
United States
Granad
Chicago Warmen's Association
Cirman
Bounty
Joliet
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