Admiral Sims Reprimanded by Department
Washington June 24 Rear Admiral William S Sims was publicly reprimanded by Secretary Denby for a June 8 London speech to the English Speaking union in which he criticized Irish sympathizers in America. The department condemned the conduct and noted the action as unavoidable. Sims later visited President Harding and said he deserved the reprimand.
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Washington
William S. Sims
Denby
London
America
Department
Admiral Sims
President Harding
White House
Mot
Brokers Trade Rail Equipment Amid Mexican Rail Congestion
In Laredo Texas on June 24 brokers intensify US Mexico trade and some firms buy locomotives and railroad gear due to Mexican rail congestion. One company has acquired 15 locomotives and appointed a former International and Great Northern general manager as transportation manager based in Monterey. Ramon P. Nigras, a personal representative of President Obregon, oversees rail operations and forecasts sufficient locomotives in 30 days to handle air traffic and trains running on regular schedules within two months.
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Laredo
Texas
United States
Mexico
International & Great Northern Railroad
Monterey
Ramon P. Nigras
Obregon
Nelson Goes to Belgium For Rotary Meeting Tour
George Nelson of the Casper Rotary club leaves Friday for Brussels to attend the International Rotary association meetings as a delegate. He plans to visit Paris Italy Switzerland and Germany on the continental Europe tour and reports having a wonderful time.
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George Nelson
Scotland
International Rotary Association
Casper Rotary Club
Brussels
Europe
Nelson
Paris
Italy
Switzerland
Germany
Giant Airship R 38 Makes First Flight for U S
The British built airship R-38, purchased by the United States, flew for the first time under an American crew. It departed Cardigan at 7 55 p m and landed after six and a half hours, carrying 48 aboard. Officers included two Americans Com L H Maxfield who will command the trans Atlantic flight and Lieut Com V N Blog.
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London
Asano
United States
America
Air Ministry
Cardigan
Com. L. H. Maxfield
Com. V. N
Hearing Postponed on California Citrus Freight Rates
Interstate Commerce Commission orders a reopening of the citrus freight rate case from California after a complaint by the California Citrus League that rates are too high. The hearing date is to be announced later.
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Washington
California
California Citrus League
Interstate Commerce Commission
Canadian railway workers delay wage cut referendum
Winnipeg reports that employees oppose a 12 percent wage cut and will postpone their referendum until after the railway brotherhood meetings in Chicago on July 1. H E B Barker leader of conductors on Canadian National Western lines spoke yesterday.
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Winnipeg
Railway Brotherhoods
Chicago
H. E B. Barker
Canadian National
Labor convention adopts strike riot probe resolution
The American Federation of Labor endorses a strike riot probe but says implementing it now would worsen conditions. Unions urged to pursue shorter hours and support the 44 hour week. John M. McParland notes his Typographical Union funds strike benefits at 209000 a week and vows endurance against employers. Officers to be elected on final day after constitutional issue last year. Denver reports election lineup and women’s demands on agenda.
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Printing Trades Unions
John M. McParland
Typographical Union
Printing Trades
Compers
PLEA FOR ENACTION OF FARM BILL BEFORE SENATE
Washington June 24 Congress faces no alternative but passing the farm bill to create a 100 million dollar government export credit corporation. Herbert Quick urged action to move surplus farm products or many agricultural banks may fail. Senator Norris and Senator Gooding questioned adding government credit. Norris said Hoover would be invited and the hearing would close Tuesday.
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Washington
Congress
Herbert Quick
Federal Farm Loan Board
Senate
Mr. Quick
Norris
Senator Gooding
Idaho
Hoover
Wyoming National Bank Moves to Modern New Premises
The bank shows a $125 000 upgrade with basement work for trains staff and plumbing facilities. Ventilation by F Binhl and a 64 artury system creates fresh air in summer and warm air in winter. The new location opens Monday and retains only books and cards from the old building. The 1913 Cosgriff and Abbott era preceded the Wyoming National Bank in Iris theater space.
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F. Binhl
Mien American Fix
Aretury Company
Pro
Walla
Milla Stationery
Casper Stationery Companion
Wyoming National Bank
Cosgriff and Abbott
Packing House Workers Fight Wage Reduction
Packing house employees challenged a proposed 6 cents an hour wage cut before Arbiter Samuel Alschuler in Chicago. Harry Haslem testified he earned $21 a week and supported his family with night work in a grocery until union rules or overtime threatened someone else’s bread and butter.
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Chicago
Samuel Alschuler
Harry Haslem
Schwarts Jewelry Company Ad Featured in Leader Page
The bank at the corner of Second and Center has grown into a great western financial institute due to capable management and a service policy. The Leader’s page 3 carries an advertisement about Schwarts Jewelry Company.
Big Tim and Nine Indicted in Dearborn Station Heist
Federal grand jury charged Timothy D. Me Tim Murphy and nine others with theft conspiracy and robbery in connection with the Dearborn station mall robbery worth 950000. Indictments issued before Judge K M Landin as stated by Special Assistant Attorney John K E Northrup.
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Eprccage
June M
Timothy D.me Tim
Murphy
Nemet
Federal Grand Jury
K. M. Landin
John KE. Northrup
Epecial Ansistant
Dearborn Station Mall
Former Philippine bank head arrested for banking law violation
Gen. Vando Cuncepelon, ex-president of the Philippine National Bank, was arrested in Manila on charges of violating the national banking law. He allegedly borrowed $376,000 loaned by the bank and was released on bond. Concepcion claimed innocence and welcomed the probe.
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Manila
Vando Cuncepelon
Philippine National Bank
Concepcion
Charles Warren Named U S Ambassador to Japan
President Harding selects Charlen B. Warren of Michigan Republican national committeeman as ambassador to Japan. In Denver, water supplies return to normal after Platte River flood damage. all conduits except No. 6 repaired and delivering near maximum flow.
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Charles Warren
U.S
Japan
Washington
Charlen B. Wearren
Michigan
Harding
Denver
Platte River
Modern Woodmen of America Convention Closes in St Louis
Proposals for state level encampments of the forest era alongside the quadrennial national encampment were discussed at the final session of the Modern Woodmen of America convention in St Louis.
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Navy
Belgium
American Federation of Labor
Safety Deposit
Basermen
Rexall
Kimball
Casper
Midwest Pharmacy
New Midwest
Pharmacy
New
Wyo
Ming National Bank
The
New Bank
Kimball Drug Stores
Rexall Stores
Midwest
the Safe Drug Stores
the Pioneer Stores
Papa
Mamma
Big Tim
Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co
Aoa
Globe Shoe CO
South Center Street
Our
Elgin
Adler-Rochester
Campbell Johnson CO
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