Independent presses clash over martial law censorship in Wallenburg
Wallenburg Colo December 1 The Independent Printing Co led by editor J F Cross reports Gov Shoup's martial law censorship order through Maj Moorhead requiring only one copy of the paper and prior review. Cross recounts ranger intrusion and abusive conduct at the office as tension over constitutional rights and press freedom rises.
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Wallenburg
Colo
Cross
Rom
Hostor Com
Moorhead
Gol
Pat Flamrock
Geni
Orville Dennis
Rangers
Shoup
State House
Denver
Thie Iper
Waisenburg
Dna
Ita
Taln
Independent Pubsehing Co
J. F. Coss
Coss
Clargus
Receivership for Germany and Currency Turbulence Reported
The article details ongoing talks on German receivership and reparations, proposing payment in currencies other than dollars to cushion exchange shifts. It notes Vienna and London currency movements, with the dollar weakening and marks fluctuating amid reports of subsidy removals and food controls.
Kidnapper of Girl Taken to Denver Jail
In Denver on December 1 O M Farber aged years was brought to Denver from Fort Morgan. He is alleged to have abducted Martha 21 at Wiggins after she refused marriage. The girl escaped from a hotel and notified authorities. Farber was captured near Whe kine and headed toward Denver.
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Denver
O. M. Farber
Wiggins
Martha
Fort Morgan
Tentofiy
Wigwins
T Morgan
Parker
Miler Nouth
Henver
Changes in AAIL rules broaden shop classifications
The Labor Board approves broad rule changes replacing the federal control framework to stabilize railroad shops. Major shifts allow some crafts to perform previously assigned tasks, with projected yearly savings around 50 million dollars and added minority representation, while preserving union rights and collective bargaining.
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Jowell
Labor Board
Usian
Duliew
Nepal
Property Owners Urged to Aid Vice Cleanup by Prosecutor
County Attorney M. W. Purcell calls Casper property owners to inspect tenants and cooperate with injunctions and abatements to curb vice. Hearings set for December 12 as courts consider sealing buildings or closing entire premises to remove illegal activity.
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Casper
M. W. Purcell
Propertien
Purcell
Contest of Will Opens in Chicago Probate
The will of Mrs. Evaline Kimball widow of W W Kimball piano maker faced contest by George and Irving Cone of Los Angeles. They claim legacies of 100000 and 200000 with art valued at 1 million and residuary estate 2.6 million left to Mire Warren Salisbury of Chicago. An attempt to declare Mrs Kimball of unsound mind was planned by the Cone brothers attorney Maclay Hoyne.
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Chicago
Evaline Kimball
W. W. Kimball
George
Irving Cone
Los Angeles
Mia
Kimball
Coustitute
Warren Salisbury
Kimball Wee
Cone Brothers
Maclay Hoyne
New Oil Driven Ship Launched by English Yards
Newcastle ontYne England December 1 The John W Mackay the first oil driven cable ship of the Commercial Cable Company was launched yesterday from Swan Itainter Wighmr Stechardeon yard Sir George Hunter chairman of the shipbuilding firm presided President Harting praised the American armament restriction noting it would lower orders but was the right course He added that the chaff in the degalog departmenta had been reduced
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Newcastle-Ontyne
England
John W. Mackay
Commercial
Swan Itainter
Wighmr
Dengulog
Board Approves Major Craft Wage Settlement
The board reviews previous decisions affecting 24 shop craft workers and advances terms for improved working conditions and pay. A few minor issues remain, with final agreement expected after discussions between management and employee representatives.
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Han
Colorado Wyoming & Eastern Railroad to be put on paying basis
Cheyenne Wy Dec 1 Under the management of Fred B Miller a receiver appointed in the United States district court will attempt to restore the Colorado Wyoming Eastern railroad to solvency The road si backed by coal fields around Coalmont Routt county which may later develop but current finances labor and material costs high and bondholders electing a receiver Miller longtime president of the line known as the Laramie ne so the move aims to avoid junking the line
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Carmen
LegonSag
Stules
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Hoilermakers
Brotherhood
Railway Carmen of America
International Alliance of Mated Sheet Metal Workers
International Association of Machinate
International Brotherhood of Blackamithe
Drop Forgers
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
Iron Baip Bulldown and Helpers of America
Internatonal Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
American Federation of Labor
Soe
United States Rail
Lo Calleo
Cheyenne
Wyo
Fred B. Miller
United States
Colorado, Wyoming & Eastern Railroad
Miller
Coalmont
Routt
Undertaker Testifies in Burch Murder Trial
In Los Angeles December 1 the Burch murder trial resumes with J W Musseron an undertaker testifying about removing Kennedy s body from his Beverly Glen home steps. Sanderson a sleeping car porter recounts Burch traveling west from Chicago July 21 with a shotgun case in his baggage. Kennedy was killed by a shotgun blast and Burch later denied owning such a weapon while in Los Angeles near the shooting time.
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Los Angeles
Arthur C
Burch
J. Bellon Kennedy
Superior Court
J. W. Musseron
Kennedy
Beverley Glen
Glen
Sanderson
Chicago
Portland Welcomes French Marshal Foch in City Tour
Marshal Ferdinand Foch was greeted by a reception committee after arriving from Puget Sound. A downtown parade led to sightseeing and a visit with thousands of Portland school children, followed by a luncheon, banquet, and evening meeting at the armory before departing for France.
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Portland
Ore
Ferdinand Foch
Puget
Simo
Portand
Columbia River
Armory
Mar
Frans
Packer Strike Call Issued by Union Leaders
Chicago Dec 1 A strike call from the executive committees of the Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America was expected to authorize union packing house workers nationwide to quit. President Cornelius J Hayes returned from the central west tour saying workers seemed ready to strike.
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Chicago
North America
Cornelius J. Hayes
Nentral West
Grand Champion Sold for $1.10 Pound at Chicago Show
Lulu Mayfield's grand champion steer, a Helfer bred Short Horn Angus entered by the University of California, sold today for 1.10 a pound, weighing 1,290 pounds. Last year’s champ brought 1.76 a pound. Herman Hubly of Mason City also sold a steer at the event, averaging 1,078 pounds.
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Chicago
Lulu Mayfield
Helfer
University of California, Wall
John Hmubly
Mason City
Til
Aleo Wold
Troov Says Allied Troops to Odenburg District
Aiettian assembly heard that British French and Italian forces would be sent to the Odenburg district of Lurgens to preserve order during the plebiscite.
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Vienna
Der
Hancox Rohder
Avetrian Assembly
Odenburg
Lurgens
Conference on Contracts of Roads Opened
Ten American railroads met with the Interstate Commerce Committee of the Shipping Board to discuss ending contracts with foreign shipping lines. The session noted about 2.5 billion tons of freight moved between railroads and foreign ships, and urged diverting this traffic to the American merchant marine. Railroads represented included Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul, Baltimore and Ohio, Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic, Pennsylvania, Northern Central, Southern, Mobile and Ohio, Grand Trunk, Great Northern, and Boston and Albany.
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Washington, Teo
Interstate Commerce Committee of the Shipping Board
Amerian Trailroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
Whipping Board
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Baltimore & Ohio
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Northern Central
Southern
Mobile & Ohio
Grand Trunk
Great Northern
Boston &Albany
Rail service reduced on Colorado route to Silver Plume
Denver news reports a winter service plan by the Colorado & Southern railroad for the Clear Creek division. Only one passenger train will run weekly between Denver and Silver Plume, with freight service triweekly. The Public Utilities Commission approved the change, and one passenger coach will accompany freight trains to carry intermediate stops.
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Denver
Silver Plume
Colo
Clear Creek
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Colorado Public Utilities Comminer
Prisoners Suffocated on a Rail Trip in INA
Testimony before the Inquiry Commission details the suffocation of Moplah prisoners during a transfer from Shorapur to Mellary in a closed wagon. A reserve police officer said he refused water for the prisoners, and an inspector noted blocked ventilation due to fresh paint masking the gap.
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Tirur
India
Associated
Shorapur
Mellary
Commission of Inquiry
Poddnur
South India Railway
Steamship Callao Sold for 275000 to California Buyer
The steel steamship Callao, once a German cargo and passenger liner then an army transport, was sold yesterday by the Shipping Board to Robert Dollar of San Francisco for 275000 dollars in cash.
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Washington
Callao
Shipping Board
Robert Dollar
San Francisco
Universal Jewel Presents No Women Knows in Local Run
Tod Browning directs Universal Jewel production across the silversheet story of Fanny Herself. Mabel Julienne Scott stars in a role well suited to her dramatic talents as Edna Ferber’s tale unfolds in a small mid western town. Hub theater hosts Friday through Sunday showings.
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Edna Ferber
Fanny
Universal Jewel
Tod Browning
Mabel Julienne Scott
Hub
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