Embargoes on roads spark nationwide railroad strike
Across the nation embargoes on freight and rising fuel shortages idle thousands as irregular walkouts by switchmen yardmen and other rail workers paralyze traffic. In Chicago Mahoning valley mills prepare to close while New York Harbor and transit systems face severe disruption and authorities seek to enforce contracts amid unfolding labor action.
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U S Officials May Have To Take Hand In Strike
Washington reports say the federal government may intervene if railroad employes paralyze transportation. White House officials doubt a government takeover is needed as unions appear ready to manage the dispute. No mail service curtailment has been reported, and post offices note trains are little affected. Samuel Gompers travels to Cleveland to confer with rail labor chiefs amid unauthorized strikes, while Senate investigators prepare hearings on the strike leaders and leadership.
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Girls Expelled For Smoking At Jennings Seminary
Chicago report says twenty girls at Jennings Seminary in Aurora were expelled for tobacco use. Nine additional students received reprimands as authorities noted two girls returning from spring breaks on March 29 carried cigarettes. Principal Bertha Barber stated two others joined in the smoking incident. names were not disclosed.
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Daylight Saving Plan For Chicago Banks
Chicago on April 10 announced daylight saving plans tied to Federal rules. Banks will open Monday at 9 a.m. and close at 4 p.m. except Saturdays when hours shift to 9 a.m. to noon. This conforms with New York bank practices to synchronize schedules.
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American Legion Bays Plan Camporee at Williston
Fragmented notice states a planned American Legion camporee in Williston New York with reference to posts in the state and mentions Montan a plant and a June 12 date. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Strike Bulletin Updates From Nationwide Railroad Walkouts
Reports from April 10 describe widespread rail yard and switchman walkouts across multiple states. In Illinois and Indiana thousands quit, freight and passenger traffic stalled or delayed, with California noting 360 yardmen returning to work while others stayed out. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and local yardmen associations leaders cite 700 to 1,000 workers out, as plants shut and shipments halted nationwide.
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New revolt reported in Plauen Saxony in Vogtland
Berne reports a new revolt beginning in Plauen Saxony as Communists clash with police and Reichswehr, seizing police posts, barracks, and railway stations after days of Ruhr region disorder.
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Print Paper Wasted By The Government Says Senator Smoot
New York April 10 print service bulletin No 26 reports from July 1 1916 to July 16 1929 that cabinet speeches caused 30 144 262 copies using 894 100 pounds of white paper and 1 451 784 pounds of envelopes mailed at 422 000 cost. Treasury printed 25 066 000 copies using 758 896 pounds while railroad administration produced 65 500 copies. Smoot called it a waste of paper and an abuse of public money.
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Fargo Bank Stock Tax Case To Go To Circuit Court
Fargo ND April 10 First National Bank of Fargo sues tax officials of Calhoun County over the constitutionality of a tax. Attorney General William Langer announced the appeal to the U S Court of Appeals. The action centers on taxation of investments and related funds.
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Rest in Fight Over Universal Treaty Taken by Senate
Washington April 10 The Senate resumed debate on the universal treaty training and adoption amid a respite today.
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Berlin papers favor British stance on French action
Berlin newspapers greet Britain's disapproval of France occupying cities east of the Rhine with cautious approval. They warn of militarism and urge Germany to seek agreement with neighbors. They call for League of Nations reality to avert international crisis and note the Versailles treaty as European not only Franco-German.
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Veteran identit y check in Toronto
Frank Hall from Vancouver reports a shell shocked soldier may be his son Stephen T Hall of Tisu identifies the man as possibly being his estranged relative. The veteran, about 30, is said to be son of Z H Hall formerly of New Westminister now in Yankton. Local inquiry follows in Toronto.
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Peace fight reaches the Senate again in war end move
Washington April 10 the house adopted a joint resolution declaring the war with Germany at an end and the senate faced a renewed battle for peace Republicans and Democrats expected quick action likely Monday despite opposition from Versailles treaty and League of Nations backers.
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German Situation To Precede at Premiers Meet
Paris April reports say discussions at the San Remo premiers conference will center on the German situation with focus on Ruhr demands for a three month extension to reduce the army under Versailles. Talks on the Fiume question will run alongside efforts to restore unity among Allied statesmen. Premier Nitti of Italy to preside.
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Collins Seeks Republican Nomination for Lieutenant Governor
St Paul Minn April 10 Louis L Collins a longtime Minnesota newspaper man and former corporal in the 1651st Field Artillery filed today in the secretary of state's office for the Republican nomination as lieutenant governor. He stated he would like the post and urged support at the party convention.
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Conference Opens Today at A C MCA Meet
The MCA conference opens today at the Nort Dabbete piriea with Hinore and De. Lou WF joining from Mite worth conference. The event promises a fuller schedule and regional matchups as teams gather for the season start.
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Investigation of Alleged Brutalities in France Continues
Washington April 10 investigation of alleged brutalities against American soldiers in Paris was resumed today by a House committee chaired by Brigadier General William Hart former commandant at the district. The inquiry continues as the panel weighs testimony and police regulations while noting ongoing investigations into prior conduct.
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French reply to England is received today
Paris reports Frances note to Britain on the occupation movement emphasizes allied unity, warns that German troops entry requires territorial guarantees, and asserts France will act in harmony with the treaty. The note notes Foch measures could not be postponed and calls for consent of Allies in inter allied matters before action.
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Polceman Foy of Fargo Dies After Injury
Michael J. Foy, a Fargo police officer, died Thursday afternoon from internal injuries suffered two months earlier. He had seemed to be recovering before his sudden collapse. He is remembered for his service with the Fargo police force.
Bank Resources Total Revealed in April Report
The report shows bank resources totaling 153 046 451 dollars as of April 10. Figures are drawn from the C. B. Lotthun ledger with totals for Ni-Ds and related accounts.
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