Western Happenings From the Past Week Record
Horse Mercury arrives by airplane from Los Angeles to Santa Barbara for a show and leaves the same day in a custom plane. Labor groups in Portland demand action over wartime events and the Wesley Everest case. Hawaii exports to the mainland jumped by 22 million dollars in 1919 per Raymer Sharp. Sitka Alaska reports large southbound seal migrations earlier than usual. Government says migratory herds prove protection works. Denver bans potatoes from restaurants until prices drop. Federal Judge Lewis bars Tedrow from presenting alleged profiteering evidence in Pueblo grand jury.
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Mercury
Santa Barbara
Cal
Los Angeles
David GC. Thompson
Portland
Wesley Everest
I. W. OW
Centralia
Hawaii
United States
Raymer Sharp
Honolwu
Sitka
Alaska
Bering Sea
Denver
Denver Hotel & Restaurant Keepers’ Association
Lewis
Pueblo
Tedrow
Colorado
Mir
Palmer
Grand
Washington Moves to Avert Nationwide Railway Strike
Washington reports a cabinet meeting called by President Wilson to discuss the transportation board and the T. W. W. influence on the rail strike. The DoJ probes tie J. W. W. to unauthorized stoppages as unions push broader action amid economic disruption across Illinois and New York.
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Votion
Wilson
Sarbor Board
Transportation Net
Olio
Scranton
Uniontown
Greater
New York
Jersey City
Jiin
West Midway
Washington
Department of Justice
Department
Senate
George W. Tangar
Washington, P. Co
Henry Thint
Cinemath
RN. M. Barton
Tennessee
Horace Baker
J. A. Jellott
Willie L. Turk
Albert Philips
A. O. Wharton
J. Z. Porrester
Interstate Commerce Commission
Palmer
T. Wlw
Tailway Workers’ Union
One Big Nole
LW. W
Congress to refer army camp graft evidence to attorney general
After an extended debate the house adopted a resolution directing the transfer of evidence from the special committee probing army camp construction to the attorney general. The aim is to seek indictments for criminal conduct and file civil suits to recover funds fraudulently or illegally paid during wartime cantonment construction.
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Washington
Hase
Commission Faults Coal Price Hike as Inexcusable
Washington April 17 The United States bituminous coal commission ruled that current coal prices are inexcusable and misaligned with higher production costs caused by higher wages. The panel cited temporary upward trends due to fears of domestic shortages from foreign demand and misapprehensions about future production.
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Washington
United States
Bituminous Coal Commission
Soft Con
Cam
Inixston
Geological Survey
Chicago Market Report Signals Mixed Futures Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Chicago livestock market notes cattle receipts around 4 000 with reef steers and stock steers up to 14 cents higher. best heavy cattle at 74 76. calves to 19 14. hogs receipts 3 000 with prices up to 40 cents higher and top at 15 60. sheep receipts 7 000 with values uneven from 95 cents lower to 26 cents higher. Colorado wool lambs 20 20 and shorn lambs 16 75 to 17 40. railroad conditions show improved shipment outlet with 174 cars listed for tomorrow.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Colorado
Advance Railroad
South St. Paul Livestock Market Report
Receipts at South St. Paul on April 14 include hogs totaling 7 400 with market steady to strong and bid ranges from 13 450 to 14 75. Cattle receipts 3 890 show overall strength with fat steers and cows higher, calves steady, stockers and feeders steady to higher. Sheep receipts 800 with market steady as lambs ranged around 19 to 24 and ewes and wethers also quoted.
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South St. Paul
Omaha Livestock Market Report April 14
Light supplies across all stock due to embargo news not reaching in time. Receipts totaling about 1,200 with higher prices. cattle receipts 1,000 with beef steers and butcher stock up. sheep receipts 1,400 with direct packing house sales and a generally unsettled market.
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Omaha
Wheat and grain prices at Minneapolis on April 14
Minneapolis grain report lists wheat prices for No 1 northern and red spring with bids around 2.70 to 2.85 per bushel. Montana hard wheat and amber durum shown near 2.70 to 2.72. Corn, oats, barley, rye and tax figures appear with varied bid ranges and quality grades.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Montana
Wheat and grain prices in Chicago market report
Chicago April 14 Wheat No 2 hard 2 75. Corn No 3 mixed 1 66 13 No 2 yellow 1 69. Oats No 2 white 1 00 14 1 01 Rye not quoted Barley 1 45 1 61 Timothy seed 9 12 Clover seed 40 4 53.
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Chicago
Ireland in Hunger Strike Protest Paralyzes Dublin
A general strike over prisoner treatment at Mount Joy prison in Dublin began yesterday. About 20,000 protesters gathered near the jail while police and military kept watch, with three tanks and several armored cars deployed in the area.
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Dublin
Ireland
Mount Joy
France to Withdraw Troops From Rhineland Soon
Paris premier Millerand said evacuation of recently occupied Rhineland cities would occur as quickly as possible and conditions at time of intervention would be restored. In London the British and French leaders pressed for coordinated settlement of Germany and global issues ahead of the allied heads of government conference.
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Harouniyi
Adana
William Gilbert, Jr
Yonkers
N.Y
Cyprus
Wollf
Council of Ministers
Bucharest
Romania
Italy
Moscow
Crimea
Gener Denekine
Russia
David Lloyd George
San Remo
Marseilles
Earl Curzon of
Jerusalem
Old City
Paris
Millerand
France
Rhineland
Earl of Derby
London
Deoth
Great Britain
Germany
Andrew Bone Law
House of Commons
Mr. Law
French and German Allies Clash Over Ruhr Disarmament Timing
Paris reports Premier Millerand and Lord Derby discussed the French note. The note says France will withdraw troops from Homburg and Mainz as the Hoch distrikt normalizes. Berlin notes end of Ruhr action and possible three month extension of the August convention, amid German criticism of Millerand.
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Premier Millerand
Lord Derby
Aimbassadors
M. Millerand
MM. Milermnd
Frankfort
Darmstadt
Homburg
Hina
Germany
Tlies
Particuhiely Riance
San Reno
Mare
Hohe
Berlin
Ruhr
Mueller
National Assembly
Wood's Hole Won't Do as Wilson Summer Home
Washington April 1. President Wilson will not establish the Summer White House at Wood's Hole Mass as expected Tad will likely choose a site with more amenities for the large staff of secretaries and artists The Crane estate was once believed chosen but was deemed insufficient for secret service and White House needs
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Washington
Wison
White House
Wood's Tide
Mass
Tad
Charles OP. Crane
China
Gaane
England Ends Soviet Negotiations
Copenhagen April 12 official announcement that the British delegation has concluded negotiations with the Russian soviet representatives on trade relations between Great Britain and Russia. A hopeful prospect is noted for an early trade agreement with Russia.
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Copenhagen
Great Britain
Russia
Husesia
Honolulu Welcomes Prince Edward in Royal Greeting
April 14 Honolulu greeted Edward prince of Wales as the battleship Renown arrived from San Diego. Two days of festivities were planned with a Choakapul gift giving ceremony by native Hawaiians in the same room where the Duke of Edinburgh was honored in 1915.
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Honolulu
T. He
Edward
Prince of Wales
San Diego
Duke of Edinburgh
Ballot Lawsuit and Land Case Highlight Montana Affairs
State seeks a writ of mandate to force Secretary of State Stewart to issue ballot forms fixing "vote for one" for presidential electors and delegates, to prevent misprint errors. The action accompanies the Northern Pacific Railway land dispute in Gallatin County over 668,000 acres, with forest and land-transfer implications and prior court rulings.
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Lst
Debsites
G. EK. Lafollette
Secretary of State
Hsts
Afantana
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Gallatin County
Montana
Gallatin National Forest
United States Court of Appeals
San Francisco
United States District Court of
Montiana
Congress
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