Compromise Rejected Over Dalmatian Coast and Fiume
Paris April 23. Italian delegates resist ceding Dalmatian coast and Fiume while Allies stand firm Italy not given sea access promises from London. Reports indicate meetings between Premier Orlando and council of four amid negotiations. Russian front clashes continue with Poles capturing Vilna and rail centers Bara novichi and Novogorodck. Budapest reports upheaval as Bela Hun government falls and Turkish turmoil follows Soviet influence.
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Grando
Sonning
Adriatic
Islangs
Tiume
Ttaly
Wilson
Traly
Lioyd George
Paris Debates Over Fiume and Peace Terms at Conference
Reports from Paris indicate Halen's delegation may soften demands for the Dumatian hinterland while preserving coast and watershed claims. President Wilson maintains Fiume should not join Italy, keeping Jugoslavia intact. Allies hope Italian compromise may emerge as Britain and France face pressure over a separate peace.
Miners End Strike With $4 Daily Wage Pact
Leadville Colorado report says 1,000 metal miners engineers and pumpmen ended a strike that began Sunday over wage cuts. Operators agreed to a daily wage of 4 dollars, a 50 cent reduction.
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Leadville
Colo
Aviator Completes First Nonstop Chicago to New York Flight
Captain B P White, Army aviator, flew 727 miles from Chicago to New York in 6 hours 50 minutes at an average 106.89 mph. Most of the voyage occurred at 12 000 feet with his mechanic aboard. The trip to Hazelhurst Field was incident free. He plans to rest then fly to Washington and will not attempt a return nonstop to Chicago.
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B.P. White
Chicago
New York
Melock
Hazelhurst, Field
White
Washington
New England Phone Strike Ends After Conference
Boston reports the eight hour meeting between strikers and company officials led to a settlement of the telephone stake crippling New England since the start of last week. Operators were expected to return to work immediately after the conference.
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Boston
New England
Hogs and cattle mixed as market rises at St Paul
St Paul April 23 hog receipts 4 800 with prices 15 to 20 cents higher. Range 20.25 to 20.46, bulk 20.35 to 20.40. Cattle receipts 3 600 killers steady steer prices 6.18, cows and heifers 5.47 to 16, yearlings 6 lower to 6.14 stockers and feeders 5.25 to 6.50. Sheep receipts 200 market steady lambs 7.18 to 8.25, wethers 13.50 to 15, ewes 5 to 14.
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St. Pauli
St. Paul
Chicago Livestock Market Report April 28
Hogs receipts 27 000 market higher 10 to 25 cents. Bulk 20.70 to 20.95 heavy 20.80 to 20.95 medium 20.60 to 20.95 light 20.10 to 20.90 sows 18.75 to 20.25 pigs 16.75 to 19.00. Cattle receipts 16 000. Heavy steer 11.75 to 20.40 light 10.50 to 18.50 butcher cows 8.15 to 15.75 veal calves 14 to 14.50 stocker 8.75 to 16. Sheep receipts 19 000 lambs 20 to 35 lower best steady others weak 25 lower. Lambs 84 lb and under 17.75 to 19.65 8 lb+ 17.50 to 19.60 ewes 11.75 to 15.50 culls 6 to 11.74.
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Omaha Livestock Market Report April 24
Hogs receipts 8,500 with higher trade. Heavy 20.25 to 20.65, mixed 20.10 to 20.45, bulk 20.15 to 20.50. Cattle receipts 3,800 with strength. Native steers 13.50 to 18.00, cows and heifers 7.00 to 13.50, stockers 8.00 to 16.50, calves 7.00 to 14.25. Sheep receipts 10,000 with lower tone. culls 6.49, wethers 15.16 to 16. , lambs 15.50 to 19.65, feeder lambs 15 to 16. Yearslings 15 to 17.
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Omaha
Grain market report from Minneapolis on April 23
Wheat receipts reach 149 cars versus 103 a year ago. Cash prices show No 1 northern wheat at 2 6 12.69. Oats No 3 white 0? 68th mode. Corn No 3 yellow 1 64 1 65. Flax 3 9 73.99. Flour up 20 cents per barrel. Standard flour priced 12.20 in 98 pound bags. Shipments total 50 487 barrels. Barley 1 41 0 10. rye No 2 1 73 1 74.4
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Minneapolis
Mineaapolis
Giant Dredge Sandy Sinks in Portland Harbor
The dredge Sandy owned by Peninsula Industrial sank early yesterday in North Portland harbor below the interstate bridge after a leak developed. The crew beached the vessel on Hayden Island. valued at 75000 dollars and to be sold at once. A replacement dredge will be secured if possible.
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Peninsula Industrial Company
Portland
Interstate Bridge
Hayden Island
Peninsula Industria Company of
Porthind
Hayden Ishand
Navy seaplane NC-2 proves worth in Rockaway trials
New York April 23 The giant seaplane NC-2 demonstrated its value during two trials off Rockaway Point carrying eleven passengers in the afternoon flight from 1 86 to 3 04 o clock. Lieutenant Commander N C Richardson piloted the machine in the second flight and Rear Admiral James H. Glennon witnessed the test.
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Rockaway Point
Navy Department
N. C. Richardson
Fire Island
M. A. Mitscher
Rockaway
J. H. Winton
James HH. Glennon
Third Naval District
Victory Loan subscriptions show early district totals
Treasury reports initial Victory Loan receipts across five districts total 116 077 900 with New York leading at 62 9 million, Boston 31 628 million, St Louis 12 619 million, Cleveland 5 277 million, Richmond 3 600 7 million. Officials note opening day momentum and strong Boston district performance.
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The
Treasury
Federal Reserve
New York
Boston
St. Lois
Cleveland
Richmond
Iit
Joan
Mny
Mexican Rebel Leader Francisco Alvarez Executed
In Vera Cruz on Monday night General Francisco Alvarez, leader of anti-government forces, was executed by firing squad after a court martial ruling. He was captured in the same battle that killed General Aureliano Blangunet, with thousands gathered outside the barracks to witness the event.
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Francisco Alvarez
Alvarez
Aureliano Blangunet
Huerta
Supreme Court
War Department
Spokane Light Plant Sold by Receiver
The Spokane Heat, Light & Power Co plant built in 1915 at 2 million dollars cost was sold at a receiver sale for 400 thousand. Local banker F C Paine and attorney FE P Twohy bought the property for 140 thousand and 260 thousand respectively. Buyers refused to identify their clients. Bonds totaling 1.5 million and preferred stock 700 thousand were sold largely in the east.
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Spokane
Spokane Heat, Light & Power Co
F.C. Paine
Eastern
FE. P. Twohy
East
Protest Secret Sessions in Paris Press Seeks Protest
American newspaper correspondents in Paris plan a meeting to decide if they should protest the plan to exclude press representatives from allied and German peace delegate sessions at Versailles. The press would only attend final treaty signing and contact with German delegates would be prohibited.
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Paris
Versailles
World News In Brief From The Past Week
Summary of wartime and foreign news including Wilard Dempsey bout talks aimed at Cumberland Maryland, the dredge Sandy sinking in Port Hind, aviation deaths in Venice California, Julius Barnes named wheat director, Lloyd securing bond backing, New York beer label actions, Pawiola fire on voyage to New York, Employment Sunday details, Saxonia homecoming tragedy on the Hudson.
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Cumberland
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Juns Fischer
Hamburg-American Steamship Line
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Patricia
Hamburg
Iiner
United States
P. L. Prentiss
Enemployment
Chicago
William B. Wilson
Washington
Hudson River
Victory loan protests meet treasury decision and world news
Observances in several cities resist flying circuses and moving pictures tied to Victory loan while treasury leaves the issue to local communities. London and Paris report moves toward recognizing Russia after peace, and US efforts to aid returning soldiers expand with Harold Stone in Paris and six French cities.
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Frank R. Wilson
Glass
Washington
London
Great Britain
France
Italy
United States
Stremiev
Lloyd George
United States Employment Service
Harold Stone
Paris
War and Labor Departments
Richard Crane
Lansing
Charles R. Crane
Chicago
New Republic
Burleson
Wilson
Georgia
Brunswick
Montana Reclamation Plan Targets Veterans Farms
Montana officials anticipate a 100 million dollar federal appropriation to fund land settlement and irrigation projects. The U S reclamation service studies state shares and notes Montana may receive full participation if Congress approves the measure. Construction on Montana projects continues with Sun River irrigation expected to open 25 000 to 380 000 acres this year.
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Helena
United States Reclamation Service
Lane
Wis Jageglestau
Reclamation Service
Montana
Eggleston
Congress
Sun River
Montana trade commission names mill experts and warns on swindlers
Br. T. Stanton longtime railroad commission member is named mill expert with a 3000 dollar salary. BP Bentzin of Malta named mill examiner at 2400 dollars. Winter and Hefling get 400 dollar raises as work increases. Bentzin proposes mill capacity based classification to protect smaller mills. State Auditor Porter warned of uniformed swindlers targeting veterans as confidence men. the Advertising clubs urge reporting and verifying identities before aiding suspects.
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Original
Railroad Commission
Gadlatio Valley
Montana Trade Commission
Boentzin
Malta
Jolly
Thor Frou Ie
A.W. Winter
T. J
Porter
National Vigilance Committee
Associated Advertising Clubs
Hin
Workers Must Be Insured Under New Workmen’s Law
An amendment to the Sixteenth assembly’s workmen compensation law requires mercantile firms with delivery systems to insure all employees. Many businesses not previously covered must join, with hazardous occupation rules applying to all staff. Department stores with large workforces face mandatory enrollment and insurer selection may be affected by the change.
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Sixteenth Assembly
Land dispute in Butte ends with defendant victory
In the alf case decided by the state supreme court, William Shinors sues neighbor Laura Joslin over two triangular land strips. The defense argued 10 years of possession without protest established ownership, but the supreme court affirmed the Butte court ruling for the defendant.
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Alf
State Supreme Court
William Shinors
Laura JosHn
Butte
Shinors
Joslin
Supreme Court
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