Martens Declared German Enemy Alien By Senate Panel
April 14 report from the Senate committee labeled Ludwig G A Martens self styled Russian ambassador to the United States as a German subject and an enemy alien. The panel said his activities merit action by the justice department and he awaits a deportation hearing by the labor department following the inquiry. The report was presented to the U S Senate committee on relations.
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Washington
Ludwig G. A. KK. Martens
United States
Senate
Department of Justice
Martens
Department of Labor
Senate Forugn
End of Unauthorized Strike Eases Rail Tangles
Labor and business factions in the city welcomed the end of an unauthorized strike as officials vow to uphold law and order. Union leaders and railroad staff prepared to restore normal freight flow within twenty four hours while temporary police presence was scaled back after work.
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Rotary Club
Royal Union
Mr. Jeffers
Brotherhoods
Omaha
Union Pacific
Central Avenue
Campaign to publicize Cheyenne business opportunities
The article describes a Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce initiative to advertise local business opportunities and industrial strengths. A campaign will feature written accounts of Cheyenne institutions, highlighting regional resources and development prospects. The State Leader suggests distributing extra copies to reach readers in other parts of Wyoming.
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Edoer
Cheyenne
Gheyenne
Wyoming
Railroad Strike Tensions Persist Amid Denials
Reports say J W leaders backed by No 4 le Ghitago Yardmen's Associa denied claims of a switch by 1's strike. John nan, head of outlaw organization, reportedly not deposed. Central and farm sources indicate ongoing stalemate as railroad workers resume at various points. Edward Mac Hugh, chair of strikers committee, issued statement amid new overtures in New York.
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le Ghitago
Associa Today
J. W. Eaders
Switch- 1
John Nan
Feoer
York
Edward MacHugh
Fragmented Clip Notes and Snippets From Various Papers
A collage of jingles and brief mentions touches on stenography pride, a camelhair coat, a rose given to a lady, Atlantic City fashion, Herr Kapp’s capture, a football mishap, plans for national conventions, a pastor’s reception, Kaiser jokes, Easter eggs, a sugar charge after an oil sale, Miss Emma Amorous at a wedding, a released convict’s feelings, and a remark on drug store beauty and war paint.
Railroad Labor Board Appointed Aims to Hear Grievances
The speaker states that with the railroad labor board appointed, they wish to use the chance to have their grievances considered. The remark emphasizes maximizing the board's opportunity to address workers' concerns.
A. F. of L. Fights Strike Across Rail Locals
Kansas City April 14. The railroad branch of the American Federation of Labor focused on outlaw railway strikes today. Telegrams urging opposition were sent to locals in all railroad centers to rally against the action.
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A. F. of
Kansas City
American Federation of Labor
Four Brotherhoods Back Plan as Bidwell Replaces Grunau
From Page 1 three letters reveal men’s reluctance toward the organization. The En ginemen's Association forms with Bidwell replacing Grunau. Bidwell asserts he can unite the four brotherhoods behind the plan if shop men adopt his approach.
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Bidwell
Enginemen’s Association
Grunau
Abolition of Sub-Treasuries Set for 1924
Senate and House conferees reached a plan to dissolve the sub-treasuries in San Francisco Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans St. Louis Cincinnati and Chicago on July 4 1924. Employees will be transferred and wartime cost of living bonuses of 240 dollars will continue.
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Washington
San Francisco
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Senate
House
Denunciation of Strike by Judge Foster
In New Orleans April 14 trains ran on schedule as federal grand jury investigates a strike yesterday involving about 100 men. Nine leaders were arraigned and released on $1000 bond after charges of violating the Lever Act for obstructing food supplies and mails. Judge Foster denounced the strike as a felony akin to murder when aimed at halting interstate commerce.
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New Orleans
Illinois Central Railroad
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Carter
Foster
Grand Jury
Sugar Prices Rise in Western Sugar Quotation
A basic price of 17 cents per pound for refined sugar in carload lots was set by Western Sugar Refining in San Francisco on April 14, up 10 cents from prior quotations. Retail price is expected to reach 20 cents per pound. California Hawaiian Sugar keeps basic refinery price at 15 3 10 cents.
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San Francisco
Western Sugar Refining Company
California-Hawaiian Sugar Company
Salvador Affirms Friendly Policy Amid League Entry
San Salvador announces it will join the League of Nations without reservations. The Republic denies reports of a Latin American arbitration court excluding the United States and says its policy remains cordial toward the U.S.
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San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
League of Nations
National Congress
United States
Requiem High Mass for Mistress Woods
Funeral services for Mrs. Margare t Woods were held yesterday at 9 from St Marys cathedral. Requiem high mass was said with Father Hartman officiating and interment at Olivet cemetery. Mrs Woods, wife of James H Woods, died Monday at her daughter Mrs E J Kerrigan’s home 418 E 46th Street.
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Margaret Woods
St. Mary's Cathedral
Father Hartman
Olivet Cemetery
Woods
James H. Woods
E. J. Kerrigan
E. 46Th Street
Southern Highway Recognition Promoted by Good Roads Group
HOT SPRINGS Ark April 14 The adoption of a resolution forwarded to Secretary of War Baker by the United States Good Roads association urges that a similar action be taken to recognize a southern highway project.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Baker
United States Good Roads Association
Motor truck expedition swap routes to prove road needs
A War Department motor truck expedition once sent along the Lincoln Highway from Washington to San Francisco will now run the Bankhead National Highway from Washington to San Diego to show the military value of good roads. The demonstration is featured in sessions of the United States Good Roads Association and the Albert Pike Highway Association meeting.
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War Department
Washington
San Francisco
San Diego
Calif
United States Good Roads Association
Albert Pike Highway Association
Fifteen Millions Needed for Soldiers Health Service
The American Legion legislative committee urged immediate action on a $15,000,000 appropriation for the public health service. They warned that 42,000 mentally deranged former soldiers would be without care and treatment without swift congressional funding.
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Washington
Congress
Public Health Service
American Legion Legislative Committee
Mine Workers Leader Meets Cheyenne Officials
Martin Cahill from Rock Springs, president of District 22 UMWA, is conferring with local Cheyenne officials. The article also notes a traditional wedding veil origin and mentions twin births occurring about one in sixty-nine pregnancies.
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Cheyenne
Martin Cahill
Rock Springs
The
United Mine Workers of America
Police Warn Of Cheyenne Eye Glass Peddler
Police report a Cheyenne man selling so called crystal glasses for $20 plus a diagnosis. He claims the lenses prevent cataracts and improve vision, visiting homes to offer quick cures. Several residents are said to have bought the glasses and diagnostic service.
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Warning
Police Department
Cheyenne
Inter Class Games Highlight Narrow Varsity Wins
In the inter school basketball tournament the Converse girls beat Charvhill 47 to 0 with a 6 4 halftime margin for the North Enders. Central boys edged Churchill 25 to 44 and Johnson boys defeated Coplatt 9 to 6. Conlett girls trounced Central girls 46 to 0.
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Gheyenne
Converse Pirls
Charvhill
North Enders
Central Boys
Churchill
Johnson
Coplatt
Conlett
Central
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