Viscount Ishii Defends Japan Local Brawl Not Affecting Ties
In Washington Viscount Ishii the Japanese ambassador discusses Japan United States relations during the Peace Conference immigration Korea Korea unrest and Tientsin street fighting. He calls the incident in Tientsin purely local and pledges disciplinary action if needed.
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New York Evening Post, Inc
Washington
Viscount Ishii
United States
Japan
Tientsin
Korea
China
Peking
Far East
France
Storg
Colonel House Plan Foreseen For Fiume Settlement
London reports Allied forces have seized most of Hungary except Budapest to quell Bolshevik plunder and restore order. Paris notes Colonel Edward House may unveil a plan for the Fiume issue within days as Italy resists ceding Fiume to satisfy the eastern frontier, warning lack of ratification could trigger internal unrest.
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London
Hungary
Budapest
Vienna
Exchange Telegraph Company
Copenhagen
Associated Press
Paris
Edward M. House
Fiume
Italy
Dalmatian
Four Hundred Enrol in Temporary Labor Co operation Council
A temporary labor council reports a provisional organization with about four hundred enrolled members. The group aims to coordinate worker interests and seek cooperative action across unions and affiliated shops. Further details on leadership and jurisdiction were not disclosed.
Unions Plan Sympathy Resolution for Cincinnati Firefighters
Labor circles report a Central Labor Council meeting will consider a resolution expressing union sympathy with Cincinnati firemen seeking an eight hour day. Firefighters Union officials say a strike is not allowed by by laws, so action aims to support demands.
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Central Labor Council
Cincinnati
Firefighters’ Union
Kentucky
Craig
Sioners
Latonta
Rosedale
Green Line
Latonia
Bellevue Council
Joan L. Winters
National War Labor Board
War Board
Bellevue
Newport
Covington
Firefighters Union Moves Ahead in Cincinnati
International Fire Fighters' Association officials in Cincinnati plan to organize the local Fire Department into a union linked to the AFL without a strike. They seek city recognition, say 400 members have joined, and four hundred more are expected, with daily off day meetings organized for turnout.
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International Fire Fighters’ Association
Cincinnati
Fire Department
American Federation of Labor
Forty Capmakers Strike Over Hours And Wages
Members of the Capmakers Local Union at the M. F Cap Factory Walnut Street walked out yesterday morning after the owners refused a forty four hour work week and a two dollar weekly raise. Union officers confirm about forty employees participated.
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Capmakers
Walnut Street
Three Sign Contract Labor Leader Says
William Neimeier president of the Joint Council of the Teamsters Union says three concerns led Laundry Drivers Union members to strike. He spoke last night describing the dispute and the labor union stance on the walkout.
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William Neimeier
Joint Council of the Teamsters’Union
Laundry Drivers’ Union
Weather Summary for Several States and Temperatures
Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, West Virginia forecast fair with rising temperatures Sunday. Noted current temperatures and highs at various stations include Boston Kansas City New Orleans Omaha Galveston Denver Nashville San Francisco Memphis Winnipeg Cincinnati. March 22, 1919 record for Cincinnati shows high 68, average 29. Weather notes indicate clear skies and light winds in several observations.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
West Virginia
Boston
Kansas City
New Orleans
Omaha
Galveston
Denver
Nashville
O'S
Francisco
Memphis
Winnipeg
Cincinnati
N.E
Ex Kaiser Arraigned In Alien's Statement
Thirty four German and Austro Hungarian aliens became US citizens in a first for former Kaiser subjects since the war began. Judge Hollister presided as applicants were questioned on views of the war and related groups. Several applicants testified noting brutality in the German army and detesting the Kaiser while others spoke of loyalty and bonds bought.
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United States
Uncle Sam
Hollister
Red Cross
Poland
Denmark
Austria
France
Germany
Belgium
Tax Collections Signal Victory Loan Size Near Six Billion
Washington reports first 25 percent income tax payments reached 1.001 billion dollars, suggesting the Victory Liberty Loan may total about six billion. Treasury officials note 4.0 to 4.7 billion dollar income tax yield possible, with about 200 million net from the first instalment after certificates maturing are paid.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Congress
Heintz Appointed Chicago Regional Assistant to RNC
Captain Victor Heintz of Cincinnati, former Republican Congressman, named regional assistant at Chicago for the Republican National Committee by Will Hays. E. V. Chilson of Ann Arbor will aid as listening post liaison to study Middle West sentiment. Heintz to head Chicago office Monday. Heintz earned the Distinguished Service Cross and served in World War I. Chilson formerly secretary to Michigan Senate and Lansing Chamber official.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Victor Heintz
Cincinnati
Ohio
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Will Hays
Heintz
E. V. Chilson
Ann Arbor
Mich
Lansing
Chilson
Middle West
University of Cincinnati
Congress
Ohio National Guard
House of Representatives
Germany
Argonne Forest
Michigan State Senate
Lansing Chamber of Commerce
Army
Heintz and Harmon Break New Air Speed Record
Former Representative Victor Heintz of Cincinnati and Lt. Ernest Harmon set a new record flying from Mineola to Washington in eighty four minutes aboard a LePere airplane. The flight averaged around 140 mph with a top 165 mph near Philadelphia. Heintz heads to Chicago to open Western HQ for the Republican National Committee.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
lFormer
Victor Heintz
Cincinnati
New York
Mineola
National Capital
Ernest E. Harmon
Harmon
Philadelphia
Heintz
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Dierkes to Seek New Hearing on Trial Verdict
Counsel for J Herman Dierkes and associates prepare a motion asking the U S Court for a new trial on the guilty verdict. The request, based on alleged erroneous rulings in testimony and claims of surprise, is likely to be submitted to Judge Hollister early next week. The government will oppose with District Attorney Bolin and First Assistant Clark ready to argue.
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J. Herman Dierkes
Stanley Bowdle
Theodore Brink
United States Court
Hollister
Bolin
Clark
Cleveland Jurors Deliberate on Haas Arson Trial
In Chardon, attorney Samuel T. Haas of Cleveland faces arson charges as the jury weighs the case after cross examining the final defense witness, with the defense resting at 7 45 o clock.
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Cleveland, CO
Samuel T. Haas
Cleveland
Chardon
P. J. Mulligan
Ohio Men Detained After Return from Newport News
News dispatches report the 134th 135th and 126th Field Artillery regiments of the Thirty seventh Division will take four days after debarking Monday to reach Ohio. They will spend three or four days at Camp Stuart for disinfection before departure. The units are aboard the battleships Vermont New Hampshire and Connecticut.
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Cleveland
Newport News
Ohio
Camp Stuart
Vermont
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Steel price revisions meet cautious approval in Washington
Department of Labor and AFL officials praised steel price revisions while warning wage reductions should not be expected to lower costs. Roger W. Babson said builders should not delay steel construction as prices fixed now will stay high. Frank Morrison of the AFL cautioned against employers cutting prices to gain returns.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Roger W. Babson
Information and Education Service
Frank Morrison
Kirkby
Péek
Department of Justice
A. C. Johnson
Dubuque
Johnson
Postal Telegraph and Cable Co. Chief Officers Dismissed
Washington March 22 The Postmaster General removes Clarence H. Mackay and top Postal officers from duties amid clashes over government control of telegraph and telephone systems. A. F. Adams takes over management with W. J. Deegan and W. W. Cook named to run the company as government operates the system.
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Associated Press
Washington
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Burle
Postal Company
Clarence H. Mack
Department
Burleson
Edward Reynolds
The
Postal
Accuser Challenges Baker On Handling Of Objectors
Manchester editor Major Frank Knox backs charges that orders from Secretary Baker blocked proper action against fake conscientious objectors drafted into the army. He says officers faced “outraged helplessness” as men used religion to avoid service, urging court martial for genuine objectors and removal of slackers.
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Baker
Associated Press
Manchester
N. H
Frank Knox
The
Manchester Union
Dick B. Foster
United States
National Army
Camp Dix
Secretary of War
Bible Society
Army
War Department
Dayton Infantry to Stop at Dayton En Route to Camp Sherman
A telegram from Adjutant General Harris says the 448th Infantry of the Thirty-seventh Division which includes Dayton based Battery D will stop in Dayton on the way to Camp Sherman. Plans for a parade have been inaugurated.
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Dayton
Harris
Washington
Switzer
448Th
Camp Sherman
Flat denial prompts removal of Postal Telegraph chiefs
New York March 22. William S. Deegan of the Postal Telegraph Company says the resignation order removing Clarence Mackey and other officials followed Burleson’s wage and rate disputes. Deegan claims Burleson fabricates orders while the firm vows to continue its fight against what it calls usurpations.
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New York
Postal Telegraph Company
Burleson
William S. Deegan
Buggleson
Clarence’ Mackey
Deegan
Men in Industry Warn Against Price Reductions Prospect
Industrial leaders state no prospect of material price cuts for products. The message cautions workers and markets that prices will remain steady despite economic pressures.
Lumber Price Talks Stall in Washington Conference
Representatives of the lumber industry and the Industrial Board of the Department of Commerce failed to reach a price agreement after more than six hours of talks. A committee was named to supply production-cost data, with further meetings planned next week as the board seeks a workable basis for price revisions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lumber Industry
Industrial Board
Department of Commerce
S. P. Bush
George N. Peek
Hhan
Bond Heist Shocks Willard Banks in Liberty Bonds Missing
Huron County officials and federal agents hunt for 40000 Liberty Bonds missing from a Baltimore Ohio train bound for Willard. Mayor Daw son appeals to Sheriff Rose for help. cause unclear whether theft or accidental loss. bonds reportedly shipped to Willard banks in three packages.
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Norwalk, CO
Huron County
Liberty Ponds
Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
D. F. Dawson
Clyde Rose
Willard Banks
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Americanization Executive Com
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Bellevue Council Bases War Board
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Green Line Company
War Labor Board
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Aghoost
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South Bellevue
South Bellevue, Dayton and Covington
Dierkes
Arson
Roger Babson
MacKay
Postal Telegraph
Gov't Control
Cincinnation
John H. Kirby
Houston Tex
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Wilson Compton
R. M. Rickey
Southern Pine Association
G. L. Hume
Norfolk
North Carolina Pine Association
George W. Ward
Jacksonville
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American Hardwood Association
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