Martens Declared German Enemy Alien by Senate Panel
Washington April 14 The senate committee found Ludwig G A Martens self-styled Russian ambassador to the United States a German subject and an enemy alien His activities prompted that he be investigated and acted on by the department of justice rather than by the senate committee Martens awaits a labor department hearing on a deportation warrant issued before the committee finished its inquiry The report was laid before the senate by the committee on foreign 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 Seen With City Unity
Labor and business factions in the city supported ending the strike as officials move to restore order. Mayor and commissioners condemned the outlaw action, Rotary club urged backing of authorities, and railroad officials worked to clear freight backlogs within a day. Police and Union Pacific agents coordinated to prevent trouble as the strike remained peaceful.
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Rotary Club
Royal Union
Mr. Jeffers
Brotherhoods
Omaha
Union Pacific
Central Avenue
Cheyenne business drive to promote regional opportunities
No. 2 from Page 4 outlines a campaign by the Gheyenne Chamber of Commerce to advertise investment, capital, and industrial strengths. The plan includes write ups of local institutions to prove Cheyenne’s superior business resources and a statewide feature rollout beginning next week.
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Edoer
Cheyenne
Gheyenne
Wyoming
Railroad Strike Rumors Persist Amid Union Spokesmen Denials
Reports claimed leaders of No 4 le Ghitago Yardmen’s Association influenced the switch strike while John nan head of the outlaw organization was not deposed. Central and farml states show tension continues as railroad workers vow action and embargoes persist. Edward Mac Hugh, chair of the strikers’ committee, issued a statement.
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le Ghitago
Associa Today
J. W. Eaders
Switch- 1
John Nan
On the Spur of the Moment Stanza Parade of Clippings
A miscellany of brief, humorous and odd items from various papers. Quips about stenographers, fashion, politics, and social scenes mix with stray verse lines and local notes. The collage tone reflects light, ephemeral newspaper filler across multiple locales.
Railroad Labor Board Appointed and Grievance Review Sought
The speaker notes that with the railroad labor board appointed they wish to use the opportunity to have their grievances considered. The statement emphasizes formal process and a push for official review under the new board.
A F of L Fights Strike Over Railroad Dispute
Kansas City April 14. The railroad branch of the American Federation of Labor debates the outlaw railroad strikes. Telegrams urging opposition were sent to locals in all railroad centers.
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A. F. of
Kansas City
American Federation of Labor
Bidwell Leads Engineers Union Move After Resistance
From Page 1 three letters and the men would not warm up to the organization. The one big union idea was decided upon and Bidwell, a member of the newly formed Engineers' Association, replaced Grunau. Bidwell is confident he can swing the four brotherhoods behind the plan, provided the shop men follow his plans.
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Bidwell
Enginemen’s Association
Grunau
Congress to abolish sub-treasuries by 1924
Washington officials said the senate and house conferees agreed to end 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 to government workers 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 on April 14 trains ran on schedule and yards were near normal as federal grand jury probes the strike of about 100 workers. Nine leaders were arraigned and released on $1,000 bonds on Lever Act violations. Judge Foster denounced the strike as a felony akin to murder when aimed at blocking food movement and interstate commerce.
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New Orleans
Illinois Central Railroad
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Carter
Foster
Grand Jury
Sugar Price Raise Declared by Western Sugar Refining
In San Francisco on April 14 the Western Sugar Refining company announced a basic refined sugar price of 17 cents per pound for carload lots, up 10 cents from prior quotas. Retail price is expected to reach 20 cents per pound, while the California Hawaiian Sugar company maintains a base price of 15 3-10 cents at its refinery. A full dress uniform for an English cabinet minister reportedly costs 1200 to 1500 dollars.
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San Francisco
Western Sugar Refining Company
California-Hawaiian Sugar Company
Salvador Declares Proximity to League Without Reservation
The Republic of Salvador announces it will join the League of Nations with no reservations. Reports of a Latin American arbitration court excluding the United States are denied as false. The government states its policy remains cordial and friendly toward the United States.
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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 Margar et 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 of this city died Monday at her daughter Mrs E J Kerrigan s home at 418 East 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 Urged to War Secretary
HOT SPRINGS Ark April 14 The United States Good Roads association forwards a resolution to Secretary of War Baker urging that a similar action be taken for highway recognition and support presented to the War Department.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Baker
United States Good Roads Association
War Dept motor convoy to test national highways for military use
The Lincoln highway expedition last summer to San Francisco is proposed to move to the Bankhead national highway to San Diego to prove the need for good roads for military purposes. The move was discussed at the United States Good Roads Association and Albert Pike Highway Association convention.
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War Department
Washington
San Francisco
San Diego
Calif
United States Good Roads Association
Albert Pike Highway Association
Fifteen Millions Is Needed for Soldiers
The American Legion legislative committee urged Congress to immediately appropriate 15 million dollars for the public health service to save 42,000 mentally distressed former soldiers from lacking care and treatment.
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Washington
Congress
Public Health Service
American Legion Legislative Committee
President of Mine Workers in Cheyenne Confer with Local Officials
Martin Cahill, Rock Springs, president of District 22 of the United Mine Workers of America, meets with Cheyenne area officials of the order. The article also notes worn bridal veils originate from an ancient custom of covering the marriage ceremony with a square cloth. It mentions veils were not used in marriages of widows. It adds that twin births occur at a rate of about one in sixty nine.
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Martin Cahill
Rock Springs
The
United Mine Workers of America
Peddler Flies Eye Glass Scam In Cheyenne
Police warn of a man posing as an eye specialist in Cheyenne selling alleged crystal lenses for 20 dollars plus diagnosis. He claims cataracts will rapidly form in one eye and that his glasses prevent it and improve vision. Several residents reportedly bought the glasses.
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Warning
Police Department
Cheyenne
Inter-Class Games Report From Gheyenne Grade Schools
Yesterdays inter-school basketball results show Converse girls defeating Charvhill 47 to 0, North Enders leading 6 to 4 at halftime, Central boys beating Churchill 25 to 44, Johnson boys over Coplatt 9 to 6, and Conlett girls trouncing Central girls 46 to 0.
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Converse Pirls
Charvhill
North Enders
Central Boys
Churchill
Johnson
Coplatt
Conlett
Central
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