Rail and Industry Trade Talks Fail To Fix Steel Price Schedule
Washington April 6 Representatives of the railroad administration and the Industrial board conferred five hours without reaching agreement on the steel price schedule approved by the board. Officials still push for rails under 45 40 per ton, citing industry profits in recent years. Director General Hines is to report conclusions to the cabinet, with further talks to follow.
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Industrial Board
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Sind
Hines
Willy
Peek
Uderstop
Cieneral Hines
William G. McAdoo
Joth
Railroads
Scretary
The
Treasury
Per capita money in circulation in 1920
Treasury figures show April 1 1920 money in circulation at 54.59 per person for 107,166,000 Americans. This marks an increase from 1919 and a long-term rise since 1879 when 16.92 per person and 48.2 million population were recorded.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Continental
Wilson commutes morris death sentence for cowardice
In France Corporal Andrew W Morris of Company D 367th Infantry was sentenced to death by court martial for cowardice and attempting to desert. General Pershing recommended commutation to dishonorable discharge and life imprisonment but President Wilson reduced the sentence to dishonorable discharge and five years hard labor.
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Washington
Andrew W. Morris
367Th Infantry
France
United States
Pershing
Wilson
War Department
Early Motor Tourists Passing Through Cheyenne
The automobile tourist season has opened though roads in the Kooxy Mountain region are still rough from winter. Several parties of tourists en route across the country have passed through Cheyenne in the last few days.
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Kooxy Mountain
Cheyenne
Latest Mexico Revolution Report Describes Peaceful Progress
A cable from New York quotes Rube ro Blaniquet praising the revolution in Mexico as going fine. He states General Blanquet leads a faction with 40,000 well equipped troops near Vera Cruz while Carranza supports 0,000 troops, suggesting a significant but evolving conflict.
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New York
Rubero Blaniquet
Noberta Gayon
Asia City
Me. Gayon
Blanquet
Felix
Max
Vera Graz
Carranza
Nieuw Amaterdava Detained by Britini Witheries
The Dutch steamer Nieuw Amaterdava, arriving from New York, was detained by British authorities with no statement issued. Reports mention passengers and cargo but lack further details on the action or reasons for detention.
League of Nations Covenant Criticisms From Colby and Wilson
Colby denounces opponents of the proposed League of Nations covenant and accuses Senators Borah, Lindbergh, Knox, and Lodge of misrepresenting the instrument. He cites President Wilson denying any secret protocol and says the Monroe Doctrine and U S sovereignty will remain intact.
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ST. Louis
Deotr- Bee
Choplion
Bainbridge County
New York
Emergency Feel Corporation
League of Nations
Borah
Pyindexter
Need
Knox
Lodge
Tweed
Germany
Colby
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Colty
America's premier jockey killed in Bowie race
Frankie Robinson, top American jockey under contract to Harry Payne Whitney, died at University Hospital after a skull wound from a six horse spill in the Bowie race. Johnny McTaggart suffered two fractured ribs and Mooney and Sneldman were bruised and shaken.
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Baltimore
Frankie Ropinson
University Hospital Hofe
Johnny McTaggert
Mooney
Sneldman
Bowie
Robinson
Harry Payne Whitney
New York
United States
Aeld
Archangel Situation Official Clouds Few in Russia
General March said the Archangel situation is well in hand and that Allied forces can be driven into the sea by nobody. He announced the War Department plans to have American forces out of that portion of Russia by the end of June.
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Washington
Archangel
War Department
Russia
Allied Armies Stand Still Amid Central Powers Armament
Official dispatches report central powers at about 1,125,000 active soldiers in November, while allied strength reached 2,603,000 with 25 percent demobilized. German forces fell from 4,500,000 to 3,200,600, Austria hung from 236,000 to 60,000, and Turkish forces dropped to around 20,000.
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Wastiin
Europe
March
Hamburg Halts Flour Loot as U S Ration Begins
A Reuters dispatch from Berlin says the first American distribution to arrive in Germany began at Hamburg. Half pound rations were set at four marks, to continue for four weeks. Reports said a large flour shipment was stolen during unloading and forty people were arrested. The high school debate on the League of Nations featured Harold Strader and Clyde Braden as affirmative winners.
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London
Reuter
Berlin
Germany
Hamburg
Harold Strader
Clyde Braden
League of Nations
Hair Growth Free Recipe Rumor From New York News Page
Scant readable text hints at a health claim promising hair growth with a free recipe sent by request. The fragment mentions a New York News man, invitations to readers, and vague references to promises of hair restoration remedies.
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New York
Rome
Oe Fontes
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