South Mining: Of Disorders Negotiations in N
Coal union leaders in Kansas City and Missouri plan to meet amid suspensions and wage talks. George J. Peck and Arch Earl discuss operators’ invitation while wage reductions for the next schedule are debated. Philip Murray and Jim Lewis pledge long stalemate as government failure to seat bituminous operators persists. Idle miners begin a $30 million wage distribution for late March amid ongoing strike.
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Pittsburg
Kad
Union
Southwest
Coal Operra
Kansas City
Exovisione
Kansas
Arch ‘Eum
Sreament
Missouri
Kans City
Beoday B. Warriner
Lehigh Coat and Navigation Company
Sohn J. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Philip Murray
New York
West Virginia
Indianapolis
Ind
Green
Bureau of Engraving and Printing to close for inventory
Washington reports the Bureau of Engraving and Printing will close tonight indefinitely to take an inventory after the removal of James L. Wilmeth and 28 chiefs and foremen by presidential order. Secretary Mellon orders the shutdown to inspect machinery and install new steel plates, with about 4,000 of 6,000 workers affected.
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Washington
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
James L. Wilmeth
Louis Hill
Bureau
Treasury
Mellon
The
Deportation Demand Aimed at Gen Semenoff
A fragmentary report claims calls to deport General Semenoff, alleged Bolshevik ally, amid political turmoil. Details are unclear but the story ties Semenoff to revolutionary leadership and potential exile actions in a destabilized region.
Forty Per Cent Tariff on Flax Favored at Meet
Fargo leaders and officials from North and South Dakota Montana and national groups backed a forty percent tariff on flax to align with linseed oil duties. P J Nem sok chaired the flax development committee of the National Varnish Manufacturers and H Boley of the North Dakota cultural college commented on national trends and industry impact.
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Fargo
N. D
North
South Dakota
Montana
PJ Nemsok
Nationel Varnish
H. Boley
Pf Pedhorpeanl Oy
North Dakota
Navalry Stations Are Closed To Public
Wasiinatos announces navalry stations will be closed to public use for broad casting speeches and official communications only. Washington reports mention former law clerk to Prohibition Cra&mar involved in a bribery case, with appeals and ent foo referenced in pestieauisry matters.
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Navalry
Wasiinatos
Denby
Radio Cylephone
Washington
Willam Exan
Law
Prohibiton
Cote Ape Cra&mar
Indicted Mohall Bank Officers Charged in Embezzlement Case
Mohall North Dakota April 8 three Mohall State Bank officers A L Wiebe Walter Bergman and J C Peters indicted by a federal grand jury on embezzlement charges involving about 106000 from the bank A revolving fund scheme and excessive interest certificates of deposit are cited as key elements of the alleged fraud with connections to southern Minnesota and western coast points bail set at 5000 for Wiebe and Peters Bergman to be released on bond once arrival occurs The case marks a new federal indictment in the ongoing investigation
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Herald Special Service
Mohall
N. D
A. L. Wiebe
Walter Bergman
J.C. Peters
Mohall State Bank
United States
Federal Grand Jury
Bismarck
Wiebe
Peters
Bergman
Minnesota
Jebil
St In
General Coal Rate Cuts Ordered in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin railroad commission ordered broad reductions in hard and freight coal rates across the state. Cuts vary by region from a few percent to 25 percent, and the new rates take effect on April 24.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Railroad Cormisssion
Emil Oberhoffer to resign from Minneapolis Symphony
Emil Oberhoffer resigns as director of the Minneapolis Symphony after 19 years at the helm. He plans to go to Europe for about a year and then decide his next engagement.
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Emil Oberhoffer
MINN
Europe
Minneapolis
Emil Oper-hoffer
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Oberhoffer
Arbuckle Case Nears Jury Decision This Week
In San Francisco on April 8 the case of Roscoe Arbuckle for manslaughter in Miss Virginia Rappe’s death moved toward a verdict as rebuttal by the prosecution wrapped up. Defense witnesses including Mrs. Hardebeck testified on Rappe’s health, with jury deliberations expected by Wednesday or Thursday, while weather in Minnesota predicted rain and warmth ahead.
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San Francisco
Virginia Rappe
Roscoe Arbuckle
Mra
Joseph B. Hardebeck
Los Angeles
Chicago
Miss Rappe
Mabel Rappe
Aioe Diaepe
Home Buyer Asks State To Pay Him For His Mistakes
John N. Hagan former Agriculture and Labor Commissioner answers state suit over cost of a state house. He denies agreement to sell at total price and asserts Home Building association lacked valid membership and by laws. He counters with claims of misrepresentation and seeks repayment of his costs and interest.
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State
Bowmarck
N. C
Home Building Association
John N. Hagan
Ils
Home Buyers League
Hegen Yee Im
Bismarck
Ant
Hagan
Tes Industrial Commission
Char
Mr. Hagan
Jamestown
Storms Leave Multiple Fatalities Across South States
Reports from April 8 recount several deaths and injuries as storms swept Oklahoma Texas and surrounding areas. In Lawton Oklahoma one person died and others injured as wind damaged Mountain Hill and downtown sections. Six killed near Rowena Texas with seven injured as homes wrecked and communication crippled. Fort Worth area reports one woman dead and a dozen injured as houses blown down and theater damaged. Oplin Texas sees three killed and five injured per initial railroad reports, though confirmation is pending.
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Ballinger
Tex
Rowena
Joe Hosatek
Frank Kraut
Fort Worth
Cisco
Lawton
Okla
Sands
Mountain Hill
Hie
Seite
Oplin
Callahan County
Baird
Paris London air crash brings seven dead
On the Paris London aerial route near Thieulloy a collision between an Eng Wah plane and a French Goliath left seven dead. Pilot R E Duke of the Eng Wah died after being removed from hospital. he was the sole survivor from his craft. Visibility from low clouds and mist cited as primary cause. The Goliath carried three passengers. its pilots claim route familiarity. The English aircraft had been in service only three days. Investigations consider propeller action as a possible factor. Airline bookings show no cancellations. eight companies operate Paris to London with 0 to 12 seats per flight.
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Paris
Associated Preas
R. E. Duke
Thieulloy
Behavaty
Goliath
Christopher Bryce Yule
Faris
London
Kellogg Fila
Gt. Paul
U. S
Prater to be Relieved as Land Commissioner in North Dakota
Prater is due to leave his post as land commissioner with Carl H. Kostteky, former state suitor, selected to fill the vacancy. The board of university and school land is to meet this afternoon, per capitol circles.
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Biemarck
N. D
Prater
Carl H. Kostteky
Board of
University and School Land
Power project before cabinet eyed as future energy plan
President Harding and his cabinet examined a proposed Atlantic seaboard superpower project running from Boston to Washington. Officials discussed financing by public utilities, potential output of 50 million tons of coal annually, and a unified power system to stabilize industry. Hydroelectric options on the Colorado, Niagara, and Great Falls were also considered.
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Associated Press
Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
Boston
Harding
Congress
Hoover
Engineers’ Commission
Colorado River
Wear
Niagara
Great Falls
Raitroai
Federal Judge Bill Passes Senate After House Dispute
Washington reports differences between senate and house bills on adding federal judges. The senate bill would create 3 new district judges and one for the fourth circuit, versus 22 district judges in the house plan. Final senate vote stood 44 to 21 amid pork barrel and log rolling charges denied by supporters.
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Washington
Senate
House
March Biggest Building Month in U S History
New York and major cities led a record nationwide surge in building expenditures during March totaling 144 61 072 dollars, the highest monthly total in American history per Bradstreet’s. Cities named include New York Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Rochester Milwaukee Fort Worth Houston Oklahoma City Atlanta Baltimore Washington Denver and Portland.
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New York
United States
Bradstreet
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cinginnati
Rochester
Lout Milwaukes
Fort Worth
Houston
Oklahoma
City
Attar
Baltimore
Washington
Denver
Gan Nner Beattie
Portland
Ore
Pillsbury plant work to push rapid, 100 on site
Initial force of about 100 men will rise over 30 days with no outside labor. Concrete pouring on the power house at the state mill and elevator begins as C L Pillsbury Co engineers plan rapid, economical progress toward completion this fall.
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Fords
Tve
H. G. Lykken
Pillsbury Co
Minneapolis
Grand Forks
Big Mate
Imbor Neested
Mr. Lykken
Lykken
C. H. Johnson
Fengies Construction Co
E. McCullsh
C. L. Pillsbury Co. Wal
State Industrial Commission
Lakken
McCulloh
Electric Construction Co
Day Couple Set for Coroner's Inquest in Self Defense Claim
Oklahoma City April 1 Jean P Day and his wife prepared to appear before a coroner jury to seek absolution for the killing of Lieut Col Jonet Paul Ward Beck claiming self defense as he tried to protect his home The inquest will hear sworn statements from the Days with an army board from Fort Sill expected to attend James H Mathers a former county attorney will defend Day in the proceedings and had previously defended Clara Smith Hamon in a high profile case
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Jean P. Day
Jonet
Paul Ward Beck
Day
Army Board of Inquiry
Fort Sill
Chicago Carfare Fixed at 8 Cents
Chicago news reports after a lengthy battle the transit body fixed the streetcar fare at eight cents after May 1. Transfers will carry no extra charge and the board concluded the matter with its decision.
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Chicago
Lilingis Commerce Pat Ni
Princess Mary and Husband Depart Paris for London
Fragmentary report notes Princess Mary and her husband leaving Paris for London. The brief indicates a royal voyage or change in residence, with unclear dates and details. The article seems to describe a European royal couple traveling between capitals during a period described as April.
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Mohall Bank
Virginis Warren
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Roccos
Fatty
San With
South States
Texas
Dallas
Barty
O. K
Mrs. Day
Mary
Paria
Viernes of Lascelian
Eft
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