Judges Quash Parts Of Lever Act Strike Case
Indianapolis May 26 Judge A B Anderson sustains a motion by Charles Evans Hughes to quash 13 of 18 counts charging 125 coal miners and operators with Lever act violations tied to last year’s nationwide strike The court upholds section 9 and overrules quashing of five counts prohibiting strikes and mine shutdowns Sections 4 and 26 are declared unconstitutional The government seeks Supreme Court review next October on anti profiteering provisions of the act.
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United Press
Indianapolis
A. B. Anderson
Attorne
Charles Evans Hughes
Amieraon
Palmer
Alrikes
Andersen
Washington
Government
Supreme Court
Anderson
Palmer campaign fund under fire over Crucible ties
Ex Representative Carlin testified on May 26 that 59610 dollars were contributed to Attorney General Palmer’s Democratic nomination bid by campaign staffers and associates. He named James McClurg Guffey of Pittsburgh as the largest donor and former Judge J Marry Covington as treasurer, amid crossfire over the Crucible Steel case and alleged tax disputes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Palmer
Carlin
Virginia
James McClurg Guffey
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
J. Marry Covington
Palmer Organisation
Cartin
Kenyon
Reed
Missouri
Democratic Party
Dupuy
Crucible Steel Company
United States
Train Collision Injures Eleven in New Mexico Ditching
Eleven people were seriously injured when Santa Fe passenger train No 808 traveling from El Paso to Albuquerque derailed after striking track undermined by high water near La Joy fifty miles south of Albuquerque. The Associated Press report from Albuquerque notes the incident occurred late yesterday and involved a Santa Fe line train.
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Associated Presa
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
el Paso
la Joy
Here
Daniels claims steam roller being used in record
Washington May 26 declares Hint the steam roller used on putting into the record an unfair and unfounded statement about American warships when war began.
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Daniels
Washington
Binn Feiners Raid Destroys Buildings Across Ireland
United Press reports last night raids by Binn Feiners attacked government structures in Ireland. Courthouses at Waterford and Cloyne were burned and destroyed, department offices in Dublin burned, and the Rankin barracks and station were attacked. The government forces defended, but the riot caused widespread damage and school institutions noted.
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United Presa
London
Ireland
South
Treland
Waterville
Cloyne
Mmces
Department of Agricul
City Corporation
Dublin
Rankon Barracks
Coant
Ord Htation News
Kiard
el Kaji Agus
Bishop Transfer Moves McConnell From Denver To Pittsburgh
The report notes F. McConnell is transferred from Denver to Pittsburgh amid actions involving M. E. Bishop. Details on teams or dates are limited in the readable text.
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M. E. Bishop
Denver
Pittsburgh
First Salt Creek Well Opened Under Leasing Law
The Midwest Refining Company and the Bessemer-Domino partnership win approval from the Interior Department to drill the joint Salt Creek No. 1 well in section 10-39-79. Officials plan pumping operations at No. 24 station, with twelve 260 barrel tanks and a 3000 barrel daily capacity. Glenn C. Littlefield will supervise as the project proceeds.
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Bessemer and Domino Companies
Salt Creek
Department of Interior
Washington
Midwest Refining Company
Midwest Reflining Company
Bessemer-Domino
Interior Department
Bessemer- Domino
Bessemer
Domino
No. 24
Glenn C. Littlefield
Beasemer Company
Y W C A Abandons Building Campaign For Present Activity
Casper hosts Y W C A week with a two day campaign planned to raise 15000 to finance two years of work rather than pursue a building campaign. advisory committee and Chamber of Commerce back the plan while operations expand for two years with a general and recreation secretary, temporary HQ rent, and equipment.
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Y.W.C.A
Casper
Provisional Committee
Chamber of Commerce
L. A. Reed
Joe Denham
B. Richard Shipp
O. L. Walker
A. J. Cunningham
Wen
Lyric
Caner Women’s Club
Shaffer-Gay Furniture
Italian fete ends in fight leaves six dead
Rome reports say a clash between royal guards and students ended yesterday's Italy World War entry anniversary celebration with at least six killed and about thirty wounded, according to reliable sources.
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Associated Press
Rome
Royal Guards
Italy
Closing of Mogi Bank Hits Yarn Market
A Tokyo dispatch to the Commerce Department reports the closing of the Mogi Bank at Yokohama has seriously affected the stock exchange and paralyzed the cotton yarn market. Bank run rumors cited. however, no real panic is expected despite widespread business marked time in Japan.
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Associated Prose
Washington
Mogi Bank
Yokohama
Japan
Yeat
The
Stock Exchange
Department of Commerce
Tokio
Water Release Flood Warning Near Pathfinder Dam
The Pathfinder dam released 3 000 second feet of water prompting a warning to Casper and river towns for possible rising water over the next 24 hours. A 4 to 5 foot Casper rise could flood lowlands and disrupt work by bridge builders and irrigation crews.
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Pathfinder Dam
Casper
Osing
Platte
The
Sandbar
Bank of Yokohama Closed for Three Weeks
The Bank of Yokohama Japan the largest bank in the country has closed for three weeks while its books are investigated Reports say deposits total about 40 million dollars The move comes amid an official inquiry and affects customers and operations in Japan and abroad
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Japan
New York
Bank of Yokohama
Burgess Nash ends 80 percent price cut sale
Omaha May 26 Burgess Nash department store, originator of a nationwide price cutting drive, says its 80 percent reduction sale will end soon. The announcement claims prices are trending downward as the firm can secure merchandise at lower costs, benefiting the public.
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Omaha
Burgess Nash Department Store
Bolshevik Offensive Broken Up Says Polish Communique
The Warsaw Polish communique states the Bolshevik offensive has definitely broken down. It notes the front north of the Dwina River and along the Upper Boregina River is stationary.
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United Press
London
Warsaw
Dwina River
Boregina
Price of spuds drops $1.50 on Chicago market
Chicago May 4 Prices for staple vegetables fell after increased receipts in Chicago. Potatoes led the drop, down by 1.50 per barrel as market quotes reflected lower costs. Other vegetables and fruits also declined between five and forty five percent.
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Chicago Mart
United Press
Chicago
Wood Loses in West Virginia Primary Race
West Virginia statewide primary results show Senator Howard Sutherland leading Maj. Gen. Wood for Republican presidential preference. In 499 of 1860 precincts Wood tallies 6 441, Sutherland 0 761, and William G Webster of New York 47.
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Associated Prown
Wheeling
W. Vix
West Virginia
Intelligencer
Honard Sutherland
Advance Guard of Johnsonites Arrive in Chicago
A group of prominent Californians arrived in Chicago as the advance guard of the California delegation to the national convention. They went to Johnson headquarters to lay plans for receiving the California delegation on its arrival.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
California
Johnson Headquarters
Economy seen as path to lower cost of living
In Washington on May 26 Associated Press reports Governor William L. Harding of the Federal Reserve Board urged economy in individual expenditures and nonessential items, higher production and better transportation to reduce the cost of living, replying to a resolution of inquiry.
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Associated Press
Washington
Banka
Credite
William L. Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Reds Forced to Recross River on North Line
Bolshevik troops who crossed the upper Beresina in several places were driven back by heavy losses, the Polish report says, as fighting on the river line continued near Warsaw on May 26.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Beresina
Half Million Advanced Toward Wood Fund
William Cooper Proctor, Cincinnati financier and General Wood campaign manager, told senate probers he cannot determine exact contributions or expenditures. He said he contributed 10,000 dollars and advanced more than 500,000 of his own money, with his advances exceeding his contributions.
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United Press
Washington
Wiliam Cooper Proctor
Cincinnati
General Wood
Senate
Hitchcock Won't Back Wilson Armenian Mandate Plea
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska said he does not expect to support President Wilson's request for authority to accept a mandate over Armenia. He added that other Democratic members of the foreign relations committee will likely withhold approval.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Wilson
Armenia
Indictments Against Morse Dismissed in Steamer Sale Case
Federal Judge Hand dismissed indictments against Charles W. Morse and other defendants charged with the sale of the steamship John J McCullough. The action followed an order from Attorney General Palmer.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles W. Morse
John J. Mccullough
Hand
Palmer
First Auto Theft of Year Reported in Casper
Dr. W. A. Myers’s Dodge was stolen from in front of his office in the 6 and 8 Building Monday night after he returned from a country fishing trip. The car contained fishing tackle boots an instrument case and a medicine base. It is the first motor car theft reported this spring in Casper. Officers of the International Typographical Union will be elected today after a keen campaign.
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W. A. Myers
Butler Brothers manager doubts prewar price rebound
Marvin B Poole of Butler Brothers denies a voiced employee claim prices will drop and says values may not return to prewar levels. He cites overstock from a late season and persistent weak demand as factors for store promotions and discounts.
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Erason
Americans Taken Prisoner by Bandits at Jiminez Mexico
An official report states two American employees of a smelter in Chihuahua City were captured by bandits at Jiminez. They are likely prisoners of Visillatas. A separate Mexican commission recommends a formal inquiry into President Carranza's death and related actions by Col. Rodolfo Herrero and others.
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Jiminez
Mexico
United Press
Washington
Chihuahua City
State Department
Associated Press
Mexico City
Carranza
Col
Rodolfo Herrero
Commission of Four
Obregon
Gonzales
Tlaxcalantongo
Carranza Not Fleeing Mexico Says Ex Official
Felipe Ronquillo, former mayor of Jimines Chihuahua, with Carranza during his early flight, claims the president sought refuge to regroup forces not escape Mexico. He describes Carranza's parting at Rinconda and intent to base operations in the Puebla Mountains.
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Carranza
Mexico
Associated Press
EL Paso
Mexico City
Felipe Ronquillo
Jimines
Chihuahua
Ronquillo
Paco
Rinconda
Puebla
Bonillas to Be Expelled From Mexico
El Paso May 26 Ygnacio Bonillas former Mexican ambassador to the United States whose candidacy for the presidency sparked the present revolution will likely be expelled from Mexico by the de facto government, revolutionary leaders said today.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Ygnacio Bonillas
United States
Mexico
Honest pay for honest work claim sparks railway wage talks
Chicago May 26 The railroads of the United States are not opposed to a fair wage increase if workers guarantee honest work in return WT Whiter representing the roads for the railroad labor board today replied to the employees demands and stated willingness to negotiations set in motion by the labor dispute
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
WT. Whiter
Railroad Labor Board
Woman Captures Suspected Thief in Home Invasion
In Sioux City on May 26 a youth believed to be a burglar active here for three months was captured by Mrs. Frank Mossman in her bedroom. The intruder who gave the name William Day, 20, of Kansas City, complied when she ordered him to raise his hands.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
Frank Mossman
Morningside College
William Day
Kansas City
C F Memorial Observances Set For June 14
Casper Odd Fellows announce memorial services on June 14 observed nationwide for departed members. In prior years they held on Memorial Day to aid G A R veterans, but American Legion and Spanish War Veterans now assume duties. The Southwestern Miller League meets in Kansas City to plan operations after U S Grain Corp control ends.
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Casper Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows of
Casper
American Legion
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