New Year Celebrations Trigger Casualties And Legal Calls
New Year festivities nationwide led to one death in Milwaukee and multiple hospitalizations for alcoholism. Police logged several alcohol related incidents while a coroner linked one downtown death to acute alcoholism. Nearby reports noted New York and El Paso responses to alcohol concerns and a constitutional ruling on Nebraska two cent passenger law.
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Thomas S. Watson
George
Mir Warton
Imo
Hoanter
Tiarding
Biofuses
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New York State
New York City
National Highways Protective Association
New York
Burlington Railroad
Steele
O Street
St. Paul
Howand Elliott
Northern Pacific Railroad
Northwest
Ma Echiiott
Muriel McSweeney
Jord Qnaver
Cork
America
Mammon de Valera
Trish Reporite
Sink Fein
Iis
Harry Boland
Erin
Jhimez
Mexico
Someinet de el Paso
Tex
Francisco Gonzales
New Year Messages and Economic Tides Across Nations
The year opens with President Wilson receiving a New Year greeting from King George of England while U S farmers seek a minimum price, and wage cuts loom in Northwest timber camps. Other items note sugar board liquidations, a Hillsboro bank robbery, a record seaplane flight, and postwar trade shifts in Europe and Canada.
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North Phillins
Ore
Hillsboro
United States Naval Seaplane Ncs
San Diego
Cal
Magdalena Bay
Lower California
Naval Air Station
Northwest
Tacoma
Loyal Legion of Loggers and Slumbermen
Universty
California
Ohio State
Pasadena
Stiff Opposition to Fordney Bill Faces Senate Barriers
Washington January 5 The Fordney emergency tariff bill faces stiff Senate Finance Committee opposition as hearings begin Thursday Led by Chairman Penrose the panel signals the measure may be killed in conference or filibustered The debate grows amid clashes over the soldier bonus bill and open hearings with strong Democratic support against the tariff.
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Seuaie
Senate Finance Committee
Smreet Ry
Wtuh
Senate
Finance Committee
Senitor Penrose
Hid
Simmons CO
North Carolina
Vincent
Idaho
New Alexica
Gerry
Rhode
Chattniamn
Penrose
Calder
New York
Nany
Speacer
Missouri
U S Supreme Court Holds Unions Accountable in Antitrust Case
The U S Supreme Court ruled six to three that unions civilly liable when their members engage in unlawful conduct. It reversed a lower court and barred a secondary boycott by the International Association of Machinists against Duplex Printing Press Co. The decision frames unions actions as conspiratorial if they aim to coerce customers with threats or harm. Labour leaders did not comment on the ruling seen as a test of the labor bill of rights.
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Washington
Supreme Court
De“Stones
Duplex Printing Press Company
Battle Creek
Miel
J. Deering
Iran
Prominettee
Gompers
L. Tins
Cork Lord Mayor and ally arrive as stowaways in Newport News
Peter J. MacSwiney of New York and Daniel O Callaghan, Cork’s lord mayor, arrived in Newport News aboard a vessel from Cork. Immigration officials jailed them after questioning identity. MacSwiney was later released upon showing a passport. The two were summoned to testify before the Committee of 100 investigating the Cork crises.
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Newport’ News
Peter J. Macswiney
New York
Macswiney
Cork
Daniel O'Callaghan
Westeannon
MacSwitrey
Bart
O'Cwhighan
MacSwiney O
Chie Lard Mayer
Qwuttiori Ges
O'Crllaghan
MacSwines
Hether
London
MacsSwines
Cite
Cathaebia
Washington
Jain
Peter
Marswiney
Ford
Deitel
Newport News
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POO
le Praderie Co
Ihrer
Terence MacSwiney
Lord Navor
Miryvor
Siafe
O'Callaghan
Wcallaghan
Mire Swinney
Committee of 10
Gompers Attacks Supreme Court Ruling on Secondary Boycott
Samuel Gompers, AFL president, denounced Monday's Supreme Court decision on the secondary boycott as a Brow n movement against human freedom and progress. The St Louis statement declared the court stood with bosses in the labor dispute.
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United States ‘Supreme Court
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
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Conditions Miserable at Fiumé Triest
Janco Gabriele led an expeditionary force toward Pluie but faced food shortages and hardship. February 28 is set for the first election of a constituent assembly amid widespread deprivation and disorder.
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Triest
Janco Gabriele
Pluie
A.cute
Immigration Testimony Promises New Restrictions Proposals
Washington officials will testify before the senate immigration committee on restricting or prohibiting tamigeration and European conditions. Commissioner Wallis of the Ellis Island station in New York is set to be heard, with more government officials to follow.
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Jan
séTutte Committee
United States
Colt
Thode Island
Wallis
Ellis ‘Ishing Station
New York
Dixon Sworn In as Montana Governor Amid Legislative Assembly Opening
Joseph M. Dixon took the oath as Montana governor for a four year term as the Seventeenth legislative assembly opened. Republicans gained control of state government as officials in the election of a new speaker and reorganizations within commissions were announced.
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Dixon
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Ovte Hatch
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Fallon
Codiffen
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Don Ring
Superio
Samuel M. Hass
Dietiber O
Lee Pannisons
Railford
Commission
Woo. Hanes
Grovernor
Abrs
European nations limit immigration and seek diplomatic deals
Washington reports that European governments plan tighter immigration controls and may pursue bilateral agreements with the United States. Italian policy suspends passport issuance to noncitizens seeking U S entry, while Czech and other nations show similar diplomacy as Congress debates curb laws. Meanwhile Northern Pacific orders reduce force in Montana towns.
Cork Officials Appeal to American Red Cross for Aid
Cork and Hanea officials send another appeal to the American Red Cross in New York. The telegram urges aid and accuses Britain of waging a diabolical war on civilians, insisting immediate action is needed.
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Jord
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New York
American Red Cross
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Montana Veterans Commission reports on aid and finances
The Montana Veterans Welfare Commission details its work since creation, noting aid to about 700 disabled veterans, nearly all of $180,000 in state bonds used, and $122,007.54 spent on tuberculosis and related veteran support. The panel backs renewed federal cooperation and urges extending service for two more years while seeking refinancing and a further $50,000 appropriation to finish programs.
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Vetenins’ Welfare Commission
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War Risk Bureau
Washington
WIM
Montana coal dealers face license arrears and penalties
Secretary of State C T Stewart found many Montana coal dealers did not obtain 1920 licenses after reminders costing 2 each were sent last week. About 8000 dealers exist. 125 have paid and received licenses. An inspector may be sent to collect arrears. A separate report on Charles Best’s tetanus infection from a contaminated wire in a sand screening job is still under board review after compensation was paid.
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C. T. Stewart
Stewart
Anccident Bord
Charles Best
Tle
Teton County
Dow
Genuifection Wars
Jan Wartoon
Best
Quartz mining warns as Montana deaths rise with industry tally
Records by Ross McAllinter of the state accident board show 405 deaths across all industries since its creation in July 1920. Mining leads with 162 fatalities, followed by coal, smelters, glass and cement manufacture, electric power, railroads, and other sectors. Permanent disability totals include 783 cases, with 225 total and temporary total disabilities at 170. The report notes Sam V. Stewart’s retirement event with a speech and gifts. Tax blanks will be mailed soon to last year’s filers. Phase returns must be filed by March 15.
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