Labor leader assails Supreme Court on labor cases
Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor criticizes the Duplex Printing Press and Steel Trust rulings as siding with business over workers. He calls the decision a severe blow, urges renewed labor effort, and contrasts it with the court’s handling of the United States trust case. Morrison says the boycott ruling harms worker leverage in interstate commerce disputes.
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Ashington
Supreme Court
Duplex Printing Press Company
Steel Trust
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
United States Trust
Duplex Machinists
United States Supreme Court
Chauffeur Sues Heiress over Beating Incident
Los Angeles chauffeur S. Reid sues Miss Dellora Angell of Lake Forest Illinois for 10000 dollars claiming he was beaten by Angell last October after delivering letters from the heiress to friends. Angell heir to about 30 million from the late John W Gates estate.
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Dellora Angell
Lake Forest
Ill
United State
John W. Gates
S. Reid
Los Angeles
Angell
Measures aim to curb hotel robbery and price gouging at Harding inauguration
Senate introduces protections for inaugural crowds on March 4 with bills to cap hotel and dining charges at prior rates and to deploy police to arrest pickpockets. McCumber notes greater risk from hotel owners than petty thieves and seeks safeguards against rampant overcharging during the event.
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McCumber
Republican
North Dakota
Congress
Paris Elite Throng Attends Wagner Opera
Paris reports a full house at the opera tonight as Die Walkure by Wagner played with German music allowed by the government for the first time since the war began. Tickets sold out and the audience filled every seat.
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Paris
Seven Germans Die in Riot Fire by Troopers
At Falsburg a funeral for a killed communist Hoffmann ends in a riot as police fire on a mob. Seven dead and 22 wounded after the mob attacks the barracks. four arrested as rioters clash with authorities.
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Erlin
Falsburg
Hoffman
Home of Zealous Prohibition Law Officer Dynamited
The home of Undersheriff O. M. Lamb of Crawford county near Girard was wrecked by an explosion late tonight. Sheriff Milt Gould orders an investigation. Lamb's father in law was seriously injured. Lamb has led raids on prohibition violators.
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Pittsburg
Kan
O. M. Lamb
Crawford County
Girard
Milt Gould
Lamb
Undersherif Lamb
Superintendent H. E. B. Renicke Ill in Los Angeles Hospital
The report says H. E. B. Renicke, superintendent of the Denver Wyoming division of the Colorado and Southern, is ill in a Los Angeles hospital. The update arrived yesterday.
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Southern
H. EB. Renicke
Denver-Wyoming
Colorado & Southern
Los Angeles
Cork lord mayor may be denied entry to the United States
Daniel J. O Callaghan lord mayor of Cork arrived as a stowaway at Newport News to report on Ireland during a peace commission inquiry. Immigration and state department officials consider admissibility under immigration laws and await further inquiry results.
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O'Callaghan
Partment
Yen
State Department
Newport News
Norfolk
Daniel O'Callaghan
Cork
United States
FH. B. Schumaker
Pioneer stock grower seeks vandal in tree destruction
Daniel McAlvan, at Twenty-first Street and Warren Avenue, reports repeated vandalism to his grounds. A shade tree he planted to replace older ones was broken near ground level, likely by a strong youth or adult, prompting a call for an interview with the vandal.
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Daniel McAlvan
Twenty-first Street
Warren Avenue
McAlvan
Fifty Dollar Note Grows to 210000
Sir John Winslow lent New Hampshire $50 in 1774 for revolutionary purposes and received a note payable at six percent. William F. Morgan, a Syracuse machinist and Winslow’s descendant, holds the note and asserts the state owes him the principal plus accrued interest. He jokes about his fortune and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir John Winslow
New Hampshire
William FF. Morgan
Syracuse
Sir John
Morgan
President Elect Elevated to Thirty Second Mason Degree
President elect Warren G Harding was raised from Master Mason through all 32 degrees at a rapid twelve hour ceremony in Columbus Ohio. The event, attended by national Masonic leaders, followed by Marion Masons presenting him a ring, with a plan to advance to Mystic Shrine upon return to Marion. Harding traveled with Mrs Harding from Marion and planned a brief Chicago meeting with Fred Upham, before resuming visits.
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Nolumbus
Harding
United States
Scioto Valley
James A. Garfield
William McKinley
Marion
Mystic Shrine
Fred Upham
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Wyoming Weather Forecast Clouds and Colder Near Weekend
The forecast shows cloudy and colder conditions in Wyoming on Thursday with possible snow in the extreme northwest. Friday looks fair but cooler in the eastern portion.
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Wyoming
Immigration Committee weighs Johnson bill amid Wallis flood warning
Commissioner Wallis testified Europe is moving to the United States and a flood of aliens is imminent. Senate immigration committee doubts passage of a one year ban. He urged overseas inspection stations and stricter post arrival checks to deny sailings and prevent diseased arrivals.
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Ashington
Wallis
Ellis Island
Europe
United States
Senate Immigration Committee
Johnson
Yankee Girls to Be More Friendly with Cousins in England
A new women committee of the English Speaking Union, presided by Viscountess Bryce, aims to foster closer ties between British and American women. Plans include hospitality for American visitors and collaboration with U S committees to link women’s activities across the Atlantic. William H. Taft is the US president of the union, with members such as Lady Violet Astor and Viscountess Gladstone.
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London
Mrs. Howard Victim of Highway Robber
Jennie Howard, aged and partly crippled of 400 West Nineteenth street, was assaulted while walking to the Salvation Army hall. A man jostled her, knocked away her cane and handbag, then fled into the night before she could cry out.
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Jennie Howard
West Nineteenth Street
Salvation Army Hall
Steel Plant to Close Indefinitely After Wage Cut
Hubbard Pressed Steel in Niles Ohio will close indefinitely affecting about 1 000 workers after a 20 percent wage reduction announced earlier this week. The layoffs come as the company seeks to curb costs and adjust to market pressures.
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Niles, O
Hubbard Pressed Steel Company
Baker Would Rather See Guilty Escape Than Innocent Branded
Wyasenton January 5 Secretary Baker said the draft evaders and deserters list was nearly ready for publication awaiting word from the adjutant general. He noted the danger of including innocent men had been nearly averted and stated he preferred a statute of limitations to protect innocents from being branded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyasenton
Baker
League of Nations seeks envoy to press Harding on league future
Informal talks among League of Nations council members consider sending a special envoy to President elect Harding after his inauguration. The mission would urge continuity of the league’s framework and address the treaty provisions affecting the Saar valley Danzig mandates and plebiscites.
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League OF Nations
Harding
Paris
Council of the
Laamuia Nf Natione
Ualgatharus
League
Saar Valley
Danzig
Police Crack Down On Concealed Weapons In Cheyenne
Cheyenne police arrested Frank Farros and Ben Boycas Mexicans and Samuel Williams a Black man in separate incidents yesterday. Farros and Williams allegedly carried revolvers while Boycas was found with a long slim stiletto during a search. The arrests reflect a city wide campaign to curb concealed firearms and knives amid regional concerns.
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Cheyenne
Staten
Hulet
Wilson
Stanton
Denver
Frank Farros
Ben Boycas
Samuel Willams
Williams
Farros
Legislator Flies Own Plane Over Oklahoma Capitol
G B H Davidson of Arnett Oklahoma Republican member of the Oklahoma House flew to Oklahoma City in his own plane he circled the Capitol and dropped literature before landing
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma -City
G. BH. Davidson
Arnett
Okla
Oklahoma City
De Valera Open to Peace Talks if Conditions Met
Britain signals willingness to parley if terms exclude secession, suggesting De Valera could be treated as capable of delivering peace. Dublin reports say De Valera is healthy and active with Sinn Fein, planning messages to the U S and Irish people. He reportedly traveled openly through Manchester en route to Ireland to meet Sinn Fein leaders.
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Ondon
Associated Press
Hamonn de Valera
DE Valera
Dublin
Association
Hamonn Dea Valera
Sinn Fein
London
Ramhonn de Valera
Manchester
Ireland
the Times
Five Homes Destroyed in Meelin by Military Order
A Dublin dispatch reports five houses in Meelin Ireland were destroyed today by a military order amid ongoing tensions in the region. Local authorities did not publish details of casualties or motives.
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London
Meelin
Ireland
Dublin
Sinn Fein Raid Strikes Dublin Rate Collectors
Armed men raided the homes of rate collectors who had deposited collections in a bank to their own credit. They forced the collectors to sign bearer checks transferring the money while guards stood by as others cashed the checks at banks.
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Sinn Fin
Dublin
Reverend Brother Darcy Shot in London Raid at Imperial Hotel
Cork reports a priest from Twyford abbey nursing home in London was killed during a military raid on the Imperial hotel. He tried to flee through a window as raiders took four guests into custody.
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Cork
Simmbarr Darcy
Twyford Abbey
London
Imperial Hotel
Pullman Car Conductors Seek 10 Percent Pay Increase
Chicago January 5 Pullman car conductors present demands for a ten percent wage increase and improved working conditions before the United States Labor Board seeking quicker resolution and fair treatment for workers.
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Chicago
Pullma
United States Labor Board
Rod and Reel Club plans push for hatchery expansion
The Laramie County Rod and Reel Club forms a committee to draft a bill urging expansion of the state fish hatchery at Laramie. They target Albany Platte Goshen and Laramie counties, seeking funds and legislative support to meet current needs and improve fish and game in the region.
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ROD and Reel Club
Albany, Platte, Goshen
Laramie
Laramie Couny
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