New York Food Hoarding Sparks Market Disclosures
Mayor Hylan reveals millions of pounds of food stored off the market as federal investigators press hoarding cases. U S attorneys Barnes and Matthews say warehouses hold vast stocks and dealers may face Lever Act prosecutions if they refuse to release stock. Fire Commissioner Brennan cites large food losses in storage and warns more buildings may be used for hoarding.
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Hylan
New York
United States District .Attorney’s
Ins
Bart B. Barnes
Ben A. Matthews
United States Atorneys
Barnes
Ben
Mr. Barnes
Prennan
Tylan
Drennan
Williams
State Department of Parns
Burrer
la [Follette
Senate
Seattle
Anti- Saloon League
United States Army
Robert Lee Bowze
France
Marne
el Paso
Wilkes-Barre
Tri-District
Enoch Crowder
Knox
Pennsylvania
Dickman
Murtlack
Davis
Yaqui Raids Kill Two Mexicans and Loot Mining Camps
Yaqui Indians attacked mining camps near Agua Prieta Sonora killing two Mexicans. The Stauchter Lind Cattle Company ranch near Mortezima suffered extensive damage as twenty five horses were stolen and cattle herded away. Property at the headquarters was destroyed or carried off according to Dr AL Cl vent.
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Agua Prieta
Sonora
Stauchter Lind Cattle Company
Mortezima
AL Cl Vent
Veal
Missionary Mowry Appeal Reserved by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court in Seoul reserved its decision on the appeal of Rev. Eli Miller Mowry of Mansfield Ohio a Presbyterian missionary convicted of sheltering Corean agitators. Lawyer M Osawa predicted either acquittal or a new trial in the Court of Appeals.
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Seoul
Corea
Supreme Court
Eli Miller Mowry
Mansfield
Ohio
M. Osawa
Mowry
Wilson halts railroad wage raises after White House ruling
President rejects a general wage increase for rail road shopmen from 15 to 27 cents an hour though he allows ten hours' pay on the pre war schedule for an eight hour day. Director General Hines and the White House announced the verdict to 100 labor leaders who left with grave faces. Labor chiefs pressed if the decision was final and were told it was final despite disappointment.
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Washington
Wilson
Hines
White House
Tines
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
James A. Anderson
Morgan
Utah
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Williams
California
Gompers and Gary to Meet in Chicago Conference
Samuel Gompers and Judge Elbert H. Gary of United States Steel Corporation plan an important Chicago conference with other officials to discuss labor and industry matters.
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Gompers
Gary
Chicago
Samuel Gompers
Elbert HW
United States Steel Corporation
World news briefs from around the globe
Dispatches report Vladivostok besieged by insurgents with refugees as a Japanese squadron arrives, while Denekin forces seize a village. In Toronto the Prince of Wales is acclaimed as he opens expo grounds and flags the airplane race. Washington captures denials on packers' profits and a downward trend in the new fair price list. In San Antonio a Mexican bandit leader was killed after abducting two American aviators. A claim of efforts to organize Negroes and Reds to overturn the government is reported in Washington.
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TORIO
Vladivostok
Denekine
Toronto
Prince of Wales
Washington
R. H. Weld
Swift & Co
Federal Trade Commission
Senate Agricultural Committee
San Antonio
Jesus Rentera
Cooper
Mexico
Caldwell
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Perritt
Giants
Branch—Rickey
Cannie Mack
Natalies
A. Nelsom Jr
Staten Island
America
England
N. J
Saratoga
Jimmy O'Neill
Shreveport
Steve O'Neill
Cleveland
Washington Americans
O'Neill
Wilkes-Barre
Utlen
Duffalo
Jack Britton
Mike O'Dowd
Newark
Norman E. Brookes
Willis B. Davis
Southampton
Edward Bo McLean
The
Plattsburg
Saratoga Race Track
House Adopts Food Plan Reverses Itself on Landlord Probe
House reversing course after initially including rent profiteers in a broad anti profiteering bill. Debate highlighted party lines with Democrats backing the measure and Republicans opposing expanding coverage to dwellings and landlords. The bill seeks federal penalties for profiteering in food clothing and other essentials amid wartime cost pressures.
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House
United States
Washington
House of Representatives
Agricultural Committee
Congress
Wilson
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Ines
Iying
Huddleston
Mondell
Vote Narrowly Cast Against Strike by Maintenance of Way Workers
Report from Detroit shows 2 000 of 175 000 ballots counted oppose a walkout by 600 000 maintenance of way men and railway shopmen of the United States and Canada. William Robson says 600 000 votes will be collected and expected to be nearly unanimous in favor.
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Detroit
United States
Canada
William Robson
A. 1S. Barker
Senate panel shifts Shantung fate to China in treaty
Senate Foreign Relations Committee proposes restoring Shantung to China by amending the peace treaty. The 9 to 8 vote strikes out Japan transfer language, keeping German concession rights in China. If approved, the measure returns to Versailles, reopening the treaty debate amid reservationist opposition.
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Washington
Shantung Province
China
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Shantung
Japan
Germany
Lodge
McCumber
Shields Hitchcock
Pittman
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Versailles
Howze to the Mexican border amid global tensions
General Howze, commander of the Third Division, sails from France to the Mexican border. The Hungarian crisis forces Archduke Joseph to resign, while Japan appears weak against militarist pressure over Manchuria and Mongolia. In Washington, lawmakers near a Shantung vote as Wilson appeals Swanson and Egypt seeks League Council aid.
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Howze
France
Supreme Council
Archduke Joseph
Hungary
Manchuria
Mongolia
Wilson
Swanson
Joseph W. Folk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Britain
Egypt
League of Nations Council
World News Tangles With War Debates In Capital
Demobilization trims US army to 225 000 by September 30 with August 19 strength at 461 390. Wilson seeks to extend wartime passport law, while treaty ratification moves toward open Senate session. Baker backs Kernan on courts martial. naval repairs budgeted. oil and food policy debated.
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War Department
United States
Wilson
Congress
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Baker
Kernan
Europe
America
Archduke Joseph
Hungary
Friedrich
Germany
France
General Pershing
New York
Friedrich Jobert
Weimar
Omsk
Irkutsk
Government will not impose general levy on property says Rome
Rome reports the government rejects a general property tax while defending Mexico's retroactive land laws as placing private rights under public needs. Hoover pauses on retirement in California as Paris friends wonder next moves after five years in service.
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Rome
Mexico
Herbert C. Hoover
Paris
California
France
Trivre
North Star
Philadelphia
London
Denekine
Russia
Ber'stay
Munteh
Journal de Genevesivs
Germany
League of Nations
Jess Renterlt
Peterson
Davis
Coyame
Chihuahua
Rumania
Austria
von Tirpitz
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God Save the Wing
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Americus
Glass
Navy Department
Navy
Ray Scott Gurney
Fidelity Trust Company
Boston
Grocers Banking Company
Roxbury
Kroger Grocery and Daking Company
United States Senate
Pannama Canal Zone
Lynn
Alass
Colorado
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