Colorado Fuel & Iron plans 80 percent wage cuts
In Denver and Trinidad Colorado, 3500 coal miners in Las Animas and Huerfano counties face an 80 percent wage reduction effective tomorrow. Officials expect a strike to idle 13 of 26 Colorado Fuel & Iron mines, with potential sympathy walkouts at other mines.
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Denver
Colorado
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Las Animas
Huerfano
Fremont
Gunnisem
Fred Varrar
Fremont County
Gunnison County
Huerfano County
Sarcementa
Colorado Industrial Commission
Trinidad
Colo
Associated Press
Colutaso Fuel and Iron Company
John McLennan
United Mine Workers of America
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Body of Man Found in Lake Brighton
Unidentified man, about five eight to five ten and 170 pounds with a heavy black mustache and thick black hair, was found floating in Cope land lake near Brighton Colorado. Authorities suspect foul play and are investigating.
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Brighton
Colo
Copeland Lake
Here
Wall
Mui
Charles Nears Exile on Madeira Island in Madeira Island
Former Emperor Charles and Empress Zita travel toward exile on Madeira aboard the British cruiser Cardiff. They recently dodged an attempted move to Budapest and recall past escapes as they seek a life restrained by Allied limits and distant seas.
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Madeira Island
Gibraltar
Associated Press
Charles of
Austria
Hungary
Zita
Madeira
Cardiff
Funchal
Atlantic
Africa
Gary
Budapest
Charles
Switzerland
Burgenland
Lucerne
Oedenburg
Raab
Banlshovat
Austria-Hungary
Napoleon I
St. Helena
South Atlantic
Paradise
Bt. Helena
Thenland
Portugal
Portuguess
Napoleon
Mandeira
Morocco
Porto Santos
Tribune Plans Mammoth New Year Prosperity Edition
The Casper Daily Tribune and The Weekly Review will publish a nationwide New Year Prosperity edition with vast circulation. Local editors intend a comprehensive issue featuring state resources written by regional industry writers and guided by special edition editor Boyd Toliff.
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Tribune
Casper Daily Tribune
Weekly Review
Casper
the Tribune
Boyd Toliff
Tribunne
Far East questions take center at armament conference
At the armament conference in Washington the Far East dominates the agenda as delegates from the United States Great Britain Portugal and the Netherlands discuss Chinese proposals. Dr Wellington Koo says the plan aims to secure territorial integrity an open door and reexamine foreign privileges in China.
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Washington
Associated Press
Far East
Chine Fascrum
China
Pacifi
Wellington Koo
Pacific
Jr. Koo
Associated Preas
United States
Great Britain
Portugal
Netherlands
Orient
Japan
Naval Experts Committee
Detalla
Ota
Sze
Shantung
Pan-American
Gardner tells tale of three day hideout after prison escape
Roy Gardner recounts to Sheriff and reporters how he hid in the McNeil Island prison barn for three days after escaping during a baseball game. He describes injuries from guards, a two mile swim to the mainland, and surviving by milking a dairy herd nightly. He traveled largely by motorcycle across the west and midwest to Phoenix and San Francisco, avoiding trains.
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Gardner
MacNeil's Island
Ile
Jaye
Ebbit
San Francisco
Phoenix
Raymond. Waash
Portland
West
Middlewestern
Oregon City
Ore
Wool company vettings in Casper for Boston case
Attorney E T Whelan acts for Jeremiah Williams Wool Company of Boston to secure depositions in Casper for a case set to be tried in Boston. The plaintiff sues W B National Bank of Denver as defendant over a wool shipment from Denver routed via Fred Henderson, a local sheepman.
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E. T. Whelan
Jeremiah Williams Wool Company
Boston
Casper
UW. B. National Bank of Denver
Denver Institution
Fred Henderson
Moplah Rebellion Clashes Leave Heavy Casualties in India
Nearly 700 Moplah rebels and 1 British officer plus three men killed in an attack on Pandikkad post as Gurkha garrison restores control. Rebels, numbering about 2,000, used artillery. one gun captured. In Calcutta riot, the deputy commissioner and 19 policemen injured while tramway strikers were opposed. no shots fired.
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Delhi
India
Pandikkad
Wwouiugu
Calicut
London
Calcutta
Dozen Dead in German Blast at Dotsheim Oppau Area
A German factory blast near Dotsheim Oppau in the Mainz region killed twelve and injured sixty. The factory suffered extensive damage estimated at 25 million marks. General Le Goutte surveyed the injured as rescue teams worked to evacuate survivors.
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Mayence
Dotsholm
Wiesbaden
Inwia
le Goutte
Keeneh
Slepaere
Dotehheim
Oppau
Nurse Examinations Set for Cheyenne Sheridan Rock Springs
State board of nurse examiners announces examinations for registration of graduate nurses to be held in Cheyenne Sheridan and Rock Springs on December 6 6 and 7. The notice lists sites and dates for candidates seeking licensure in Wyoming.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
State Board of Norse Examiners
Sheridan
Rock Springs
City Manager Plan Criticized as Aristocratic
Chicago November 16 Critics of the city manager plan of civic government called it aristocratic not democratic during a National Municipal league convention address by Hradley Hull of Cleveland.
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Chicago
Hradley Hull
Cleveland
National Municipal League
Alleged Slayer Under Arrest in Chicago Case
Enrico Pietra aged 31 was arrested in Chicago on November 16 and held by the detective bureau amid a Los Angeles murder warrant for Miss Alice Buxbee. Pietra a news vendor admits being in Los Angeles from April 1 to May 6 but denies involvement.
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Chicago
Enrico Pietra
Henry Stone
Los Angeles
Cal
Alice Buxbee
Pietra
China outlines Far East views at Pacific questions meeting
Minister Sze presented China’s interests and stance on Far Eastern issues at the first gathering of the Pacific and Far Eastern questions committee. Nine powers debated procedures as leaders planned to meet again to set an agenda, with no Japanese response yet and others offering detailed statements for later presentation.
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Washington
Associated Press
China
Sze
Guards Patrol John Morrell Plant as Strikers Gather
Iowa guardsmen move between 6 and 7 AM with fixed bayonets to guard about 100 workers entering the John Morrell Packing Co plant while 200 others remain inside. A large crowd of strike sympathizers gathered, but troops kept order under Col Guy J Brewer as quiet returns near the packing house.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
John Morrell Packing Company
Guy BE. Brewer
Laws
Iowa National Guard
Dee Moines
Guy J. Brewer
John Morrell Packing Plant
Prison escapee Roy Gardner captured in Phoenix jewelry car raid
Roy Gardner, recently escaped federal prisoner from McNeill's Island, was seized in Phoenix after attempting to rob a Santa Fe mall car en route to Los Angeles. He confronted clerk Herman Inderlied, was overpowered, and identified himself as Gardner. Gardner claimed no accomplices and said he acted alone seeking a shipment of $16,000.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Roy Gardner
McNeil
Gardner
Gardiner
Los Angeles
Herman Indersled
Inderlied
R. P. Nelson
Chicago
Inderlixi
Santa Fe
No.170
Southern Pacific
Inderbed
Indermied
Mine Locals to Lose Charters Over Strike
Representatives of the international mine workers organization warned Kazan miners that most striking workers must return to work today or face revocation of their local union charters. Alexander Howat supporters claimed the miners would resist. A Bittner of the international said charter revocation could lead to permanent district administration.
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Pouttsbung
International Organization of Mine Workers
Kazans
Alexander Howat
Hansa
von A. Bittner
International
John l. Lewis
Capelind
League of Nations acts on violations in Yugoslav case
The League council met to consider a first accusation of covenant breaking since its formation. Yugoslavia stands accused of invading the territory of Albania. Mate Bockhoviteh, Albania’s representative, led the Yugoslav defense at the reparations conclave.
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Noy
Council of the
League of Nations
Jugoslavia
League
Albania
Mate Bockhoviteh
Wingo Slavias
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