Guarantees Order Ebert Troops to Drive Out Reds
Western Newspaper reports a German committee member says government troops will move into the disturbed area to suppress red forces as France stalls occupation. The assembly discusses occupation, neutrality zones, and the possible need for stronger forces with Chancellor Mayer and German leaders briefing Paris. The body rejects a no confidence vote and backs the government's statement.
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Nion Mews Service
Kyeen
Committee of Action
Anid
Higla
Wesel
Tood de
von Mayer
Ge Dattatres
Paris
Jeenich Miller
MM. Millerand
National Assembly
Wheat price loss sparks demand for government aid
Grain dealers from Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, and unions appeal to the House agricultural committee to reimburse losses totaling about 8 million dollars. They blame Herbert Hoover, former federal administrator, and It is Hannes, president of the government grain corporation, for the drop caused by fixed wheat prices below market.
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Washington
Vexas
Oklahoa
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Unioels
House Agricultural Committee
Herbert Hoover
Feo
Itis Hannes
Government Grain Corporation
Armenian Children Missing in Wartime Transfer
Information from Near East Relief reports 1000 to 1200 Armenian children and students sent to Germany for wartime labor and 1500 to 2000 sent to study under Turkish public instruction, all unaccounted for according to a representative in Constantinople.
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New York
Germany
E of Public Instruction
Constant Ope
Wage Talks Break Off In Rail Dispute Washington
Negotiations between railroad and union delegates ended without agreement. Rail representatives insisted on continuing wage reductions estimated at one billion dollars, prompting public protests. Under the transportation act the wage dispute is referred to the rail labor board for decision.
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Washington
Transportation Net
Rail Food Jahor Board
Bandits Attack Train Confesses Crime
Two incidents involving American citizens in Mexico are reported to the State Department. H A Dafredson was killed and Alexander Oberg wounded in an attack by Mexican fellow employees at an Aviation camp of the International Petroleum Company. The other incident was an attack on a train near Tres Marinas on the Mexico City Cuernavaca line, involving Maj. M dger W ar and others who escaped unharmed. Calixtoula, charged with murders of Lieutenants Connolly and Waterhouse, reportedly confessed and will be tried at La Juana.
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Union News Service
Washington
Mexico
State Department
H. A. Dafredson
Alexander Oberg
International Petroleum Company
Hac
Mexico City
Thimplea
Mdger
Ales
Burr
Florence Halle
Hurd
Tres Marins
Cuernivace
Calexico
Calixtoula
Connolly
Waterhouse
Lower California
Tla Juana
Striking Switchmen Stop Freight On Chicago Railroad
A meeting of loyal Brotherhood of Railroad Crammen members led by A F Whitney was disrupted by striking switchmen, halting freight on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line. P Gallagher, chairman, announced the walkout had crippled operations. Whitney called the strike unauthorized and urged workers to return. Demands included 14 per hour for foremen and 95 cents for watchmen, with overtime rules under dispute. The strikers said they resigned individually.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Railway
A. F. Whitney
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Ir P. Gallagher
Brotherhood
Whitney
Reds Disband Under Peace Terms in Basen
The Reds disbanded under peace terms ratified at Basen, with work continuity in the Mahe district. The turning over of dates to police in various cities will be gradual. Work resumed after the general strike was called off. Workmen leaders expect smooth execution of the agreement as arms in Dusseldorf are largely deposited in barracks and buildings.
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Dusseldorf
Hien
Mahe
Basen
Sailike
Missouri Supreme Court Rules Against Union Picketing Right
The Missouri Supreme Court ruled against a labor union that sought the right to picket a place of business. The decision was handed down in Jefferson City Missouri and affects union protest methods and workers' rights.
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Jefferson City
Supreme Court of Missouri
Arrests in New York Platinum Robbery Case
Police arrest two men, Robert B. Carter of New York and Joseph Frederick of St. Laws, after a months long probe into a jewelry district robbery. The crime began June 6 when a chemical plant at Port Arthur, N J, was robbed of platinum valued at 75,000.
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New
Japan Offers Up Concessions in Mongolia and Manchuria
A New World cable reports Japan notified the U S England and France of readiness to relinquish certain concessions in Mongolia and Manchuria. Negotiations with China will determine scope. The move follows Western powers urging abrogation of treaty terms to restore Chinese dominion. Concurrent dispatch from Peking notes Soviet offerings to aid China and repeal extraterritorial and Boxer indemnities with freedom for China to choose its government.
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Weakers
Nowapapa Union Nova Service
San Francisco
Japan
United States
England
France
Mongolia
Manchuria
New World
Tokio
Che
China
Chhna
Londonu
London Times
Peking
Lings
Moscow Soviet
Jansen
Irkutsk
Red
Siberia
Hbrigands
Kolelnik
Semenoff
Horvath
Hankow
Red Army
Customs Officers Kill Smugglers Near Tavedo Texas
In a rifle battle forty miles southeast of Laredo four American customs inspectors fought seven alleged Mexican smugglers. Three smugglers were killed. the others escaped likely crossing the Rio Grande into Mexico. American casualties were minor.
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Tavedo
Tex
Laredo
Hilo Grande
Mexico
Seventeen Aliens Refuse Parole at Mort Douglas Camp
Twenty-one of seventy six alien enemy prisoners at Mort Douglas Internment barracks in Salt Lake City refused to sign jurdle papers and likely face deportation, announced by Dave Gershon, head of the local department of justice.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Mort Douglas
Dave Gershon
Department of Justice
Lem Ty
Train Hits Landslide Wreck Near Glen Rock
An engineer was killed and several crew members seriously injured when the Marrisburg express of the Northern Central Railway struck a landslide wrecking near Glen Rock Pennsylvania. The accident near Glen Rock halted service and triggered emergency response.
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Baltimore
Mad
Marrisburg
Northern Central Railway
Glen Rock
Pennsylvania
Clash Between Troops and Peasants in Croatia Amidst War Tensions
Reports from Agrani dle pitches describe heavy clashes as troops clash with armed farmers in Croatia. Estimates recount hundreds killed and widespread disorder with large scale arrests. German authorities reportedly refuse to respond to the call to colors.
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Vienna
Croatia
Avialig
Agiare
Doubine Wrns
Five Socialist Assembly Members Expelled in New York
Albany April 2 five Socialist state assemblymen Waldman Clase de Witt Orr Solomon were expelled by a large majority. Proposed bills would bar parties accepting aliens from ballot access. Solomons statement urged workers to be heard as courts reportedly would not review the assembly’s seating decision.
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Albany
N. Y
State Assembly
Louis Waldman
August Clasesenk
New York
Samuel A. de Witt
Samuel Orr
Bronx
Charles Solomon
Kings County
Judiciary Committee
Laula Waldman
Assembly
Ihs
Supreme Court Indicts Four For Stock Tip Plot
U S and S Supreme Court indicts four for obtaining advance information on a forthcoming decision to profit in the stock market. Ash ton Embry, former Justice McKenna secretary, named as the tipper. Defendants Mayer Jr Moses Graves sold short 500 Southern Pacific shares netting 1412.50 profit.
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Washington
Pfor
Supreme Court
Ashton F. Embry
McKenna
Southern Pacific
Tie
E. Millard Mayer, Jr
New York
Barnett KE. Moses
James Harwood Graves
Department of Justice
Seizure of Liquor in Cheyenne Bonded Warehouse
Six thousand dollars worth of liquor seized by Deputy Revenue Collector Leslie A. Miller in a Cheyenne bonded warehouse. Nonpayment of revenue charges cited. liquor shipped about eighteen months earlier from Idaho by James McIntosh. no word from him since storage.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Leslie A. Miller
Idaho
James McIntosh
McIntosh
Chicago Stock Yards Strike Off Ends Dispute
Chicago stockyards strike ended after four days as unionized workers return to work and negotiate wage differences. More than 7,000 packing house employees were left idle when feeders and stock handlers quit, raising threats to close plants.
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Chicago
Hien
Ferry Strike Chokes New York Raily Ferry Service
About 8000 to 15000 ferry crews walk out halting railroad owned tugs and light ers. Engine room and deck teams refuse to work, creating a strike wall in the harbor and disrupting service.
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New York
Britain Sends More Gold to New York on Saxonia
A Cunard liner Saxonia delivered $10,000,000 in British gold to New York, raising the week's total to about $20,000,000. Two additional shipments, totaling up to $40,000,000, are expected soon.
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New York
Great Britain
Saxonia
Robbers Hold Up Swift Pay Roll at Bank in Kansas City
Three men in a motor car held up passengers from the Drovers National Bank in Kansas City Missouri and robbed them of 345 540 representing the payroll of Swift and Company and escaped.
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Swift
Kansas City
Nathonal Bank
Swift & Company
Polish Troops Claim Gains in Defining Fronts
Polish forces report repulse of Bolshevik attacks on all fronts in official dispatches received by the Polish legation. The first drive of the Bolshevik offensive began March. major advances occurred near Lathehoff, with two weeks of fighting on the southern front between the Pripert and Doelster. The northern front line remained firm.
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Washington
Legation
Williatg
Pripet and
Doelster
Lataehoff
First Wyoming Smallpox Death At Doug ing
One of the first deaths from smallpox in many years occurred at Doug ing when Floyd BE Gordon aged 21 died of the disease at the pesthouse. He had been taken sick on a ranch nearby. Cisper chosen as the next meeting place for the Wyoming Associated Industries carrying the palm from Laramie by one vote. The meeting inothe olelty will be the annual one and will be held next January. Military training for public school pupils in Cheyenne has been made compulsory and every physically fit boy of 14 will be forced to do drill three hours a week. The order was issued by the school board.
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Union News Service
Douging
Floyd BE
Gordon
Cisper
Wyoming Associated Industries
Laramie
Olelty
Cheyenne
Lance Creek
Ohio Company
Clyde Smith
Torrington
Wyo
J. Washburn
Omaha
Margaret Biddick
Sheridan
Opal
Late Market Noted With Mixed Commodity Prices
Market brief reports price quotes for metals including silver copper lead and spelter, and livestock and grain values at Kansas City and Chicago. Listings cover hogs, sheep, cattle, feeder lambs, and grain futures with multiple price points and commodity names.
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Colorado
Kansas City
Euli
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