Mexico's Attitude Noted As Testimony Raids Discussed
The senate sub committee noted Mexico's stance as officials sought to block testimony. Henry Fores was asked to report any consul refusals to vise passports. Witnesses described 1915 raids on the lower Rio Grande valley tied to the plan of San Diego and future testimony is set.
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San Antonio
Tex
Senate
Foreign Office
Henry Fores
Mexico
Garranza
American State Department
Rio Grande Valley
San Diego
Allion Dollar Business by Packing Company Report
The statement shows net income of $1.35 per dollar of sales and 6.74 percent return on net capital. Seven percent preferred dividends and 2 percent common dividends were paid, with remaining profits reinvested. The year 1919 faced sharp declines in core product values, risking overall loss without foreign earnings. Total assets reached $490,809,643 and the surplus fund stood at $80,479,182 as of November 4, 1919, excluding South American operations.
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South America
Socialist Case May Be Excuse for General Strike
Albany NY January 21 1920 socialist party state chairman S C Bloch argues a general strike after ousting socialist assemblymen is a labor decision for the nation but he doubts it will occur. Inquiry into loyalty of the five suspended socialists continues at the New York trial as to whether they masquerade as a political party and strike hands.
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New York
Albany
N. Y
S. C. Bloch
Socialist Party
Bloch
Gitrow
Communist Party
State Assembly
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Giant Oil City baby weighs 17 pounds at birth
Bellevue hospital in New York reports the newborn son of Mr and Mrs John Thomson of Oil City Pennsylvania as the largest baby born there. The baby reportedly weighed seventeen and a half pounds at birth, about four times the typical newborn, and is the fourth Thompson child.
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Young Thompson
OW City
Bellevue Hospital
New York
John Thomson
Oil City
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Is Membership in Communist Party Undesirable?
Washington January 21. Arguments in test cases for four Communist party members arrested in Chicago during nationwide raids were heard by Secretary Wilson. The secretary's decision, due within two days, will decide if general membership in the party brands an alien as deportable and affect about 3000 detainees in the raids.
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Washington
Communist Party
Chicago
Wilson
Brande An
Hereford Bull Panama 76 Sets Price at Denver Show
Ninety six head of purebred Hereford cattle sold at the Western National Stock Show for a total of 922,272. A. B. Cook of Townsend Montana bred Panama 76 and sold it to W. H. Donald of Melville Montana for 7500. Princeps Domino, bred by Fulsher and Kepler, brought 7300 to BE. M. Camden of Versailles Kentucky. Gay Agnes owned by John...
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Denver
A. B. Cook
Townsend
Montana
W. H. Donald
Melville
Mont
Princeps Domino
Fulsher
Congress Cuts Pork From Bills Amid Sweeping Economy Push
Washington January 21 Congress trims public buildings funding and foreign affairs displays. The math and consular service bill drops to 8.843 million, 3.825 million below the state department request and 1.032 million under last year. Senate eliminates 42.5 million from the Americanization bill, replacing with 6.5 million for the year. Democrats and Republicans unite to slash appropriations. McGumber and Dial touted the Americanization bill reduction.
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Washington
House Public Buildings Committee
Senate
House
State Department
McGumber
North Dakota
Dial
North Carolina
Millionaires and Laborers in Tombstone Court Action
In Tombstone Arizona on January 21 1919 206 residents including mine owners shift bosses ex sheriffs deputies laborers and others pleaded not guilty to kidnaping charges tied to the deportation of 100 alleged IWW members and sympathizers from Warren district to Columbus New Mexico on July 12 1918. Meanwhile a young woman in aviator uniform claimed to be Miss Jean DeKay or Jeanne De Longe and was held by Atlanta police as inquiries continued.
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Atlanta
Jean DeKay
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Miss DeKay
Helen
Miss de- Kay
Tombstone
Ariz
Warren
Superior
Cochise County
Columbus
N. M
Patee
Pima
Lockwood
Breaking Deadlock Seen as Peace Treaty Talks Progress
Bi partisan compromise leaders report near break in senate deadlock over the peace treaty. After today’s session, they say substantial progress toward a compromise with four Republicans and five Democrats, potential agreement on Article 40 and voting in the League, may be possible.
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Washington
Senate
League of Nations
League
Parker Wins Primary Contest for Governor
New Orleans reported Colonel Frank P. Stubbs conceded the nomination of John M. Parker of New Orleans as the Democratic candidate for governor after a state wide primary. Parker led with 57,383 votes to Stubbs 50,570 as returns came in from districts across Louisiana.
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New Orleans
Frank P. Stubbs
John M. Parker
Parker
Stubbs
Dublin Police Chief Assassinated in City Heart
Assistant Commissioner Redmond was shot and killed at 6 30 pm on Harcourt street Dublin in a city center attack. He had been brought from Belfast to strengthen Dublin police efforts after a string of killings of officers. A constable was shot and severely wounded last night returning home. Squads searched the district for suspects but made no arrests.
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Dublin
Heart OF City
Associated Press
Redmond
Harcourt Street
Belfast
Britons Silent On Report Of Caucasus Army
Officials declined to comment on Paris reports that the Allies would send 200,000 troops to the Caucasus to oppose the Bolsheviks. No official word had been received from the peace council and newspapers largely refrained from comment.
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London
Paris
Caucasus
Peace Council
Bryan vows to block Edwards and Cummins at convention
Bryan vows to oppose Edwards and Cummins and threatens resignation as delegate if Nebraska supports Edwards. He criticizes Edwards campaign in New Jersey on a wet ticket and argues no Republican will nominate the next president, urging Anti-Saloon League support and recalling his long campaign history.
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Ers. Edwards
Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
Edwards
Cummins
Bryan
Democratic Committee
New Jersey
Anti-Saloon League
East
New York
United States
Local Bank Wins Bid for School Bonds in Cheyenne
The district's board opened bids for 90000 dollars of 5 percent bonds to fund a grammar school project and accepted First National Bank of Cheyenne's offer. The sale covers half of the December authorization with nine bids total, others to be sold for a high school later.
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First National Bank of
Cheyenne
National City Company of
New York
Harris Trust & Savings Company of
Chicago
Bosworth Chanute «& Company
International
Dutch Editor Sarcastically Casts William Eichro: Extradition Debate
The Nieuw Courant in The Hague mocks allies for condemning the former Emperor by default. It argues that promising trial by default when the Dutch refuse extradition is sensational humbug. The piece warns the Kaiser could still empower others near the German frontier and hints at possible exile without a trial.
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The
Hague
Nieuw Courant
Wiliam
Holland
Kaiser
Gekalser
Wool Growers Indorse Administration for Raids to Clear Enemies
The convention re elected Frank J. Hagenbarth of Salt Lake City as president with Ida Ho as secretary. Officers include M. J. Powers western VP, Prof. W. C. Goffey eastern VP, and Dr. R. F. Marshall secretary, succeeding I. W. McClure. Resolutions oppose parks at grazing expense, seek funds for range work, and urge forest service to protect range use. Executive board picks include F. A. Ellenwood, W. D. Gandland, Hugh Sprouse, WW. Campbell, Roscoe Wood, Preger Miller, Robert Taylor, IF. R. Cook, W. N. MacG ill, J. M. Rethrops, S. W. McClure.
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Frank J. Hagenbarth
Salt Lake City
Idaho
M. J. Powers
Flagstaff
Ariz
Western
W. C. Goffey
University of Illinois
Eastern
R. F. Marshall
Washington, D. C
I. W. McClure
Congress
United States Sheep Experiment Station
Association
California
F. A. Ellenwood
Monstana
EB. O. Selway
Utah
W. D. Gandland
Hugh Sprouse
Arizona
WW. G. Campbell
Wyoming
Roscoe Wood
New Mexico
Preger Miller
Nebraska
Robert Taylor
South P Dakota
IF. R. Cook
Nevada
W. N. MacGill
Washington
7. M
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Allion
Armour & Company
Stan
Panama
West
House Foreign Affairs Committee
W. Hohenzoller
Wool Growers
Indorse Administration
National Forests
Forest Service
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