Railroad Officials Hope to Split Strikers With Palmer’s Announcement
The article reports on railroad officials hoping Attorney General Palmer’s statement of a communist influence behind the strike will fracture leadership and spur workers to return. It notes arrests in Chicago and New York, increased freight and passenger service in the central and western regions, and a broader federal roundup of strike leaders amid rising food price fears.
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Occupation of Frankfort to be Taken Up
Paris reports the supreme allied council at San Remo will focus on French troops occupying Frankfort. Italy plans to present a compromise with Jugoslavia on the Adriatic question and a proposal by Luigiatti to stabilize international exchange rates. A march for equal pay and opportunities for women workers drew a large crowd in Whitehall, with banners like Fair Play for Women.
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Police Called After Widespread Robot Vandalism
A garbled report notes police were summoned after apparent vandalism and theft incidents in a city area. The text mentions trucks attacked and widespread disruption, with unclear references to attackers and locations.
Telegraphic Briefs From Around The World
Washington authorizes army reorganization and continues for military training plans. Berlin rejects German modification to the peace treaty annex. New York miners and Republican committee news amid unrest. Dublin reports Sinn Fein prisoners hunger strike and Irish labor action impacting Britain. London notes release of Irish prisoners signaling policy shifts. Prohibition demands emerge from Irish labor manifesto. Pershing discusses American presidency, Canada Olympic team sails for Belgium, Belgian troops arrive in Frankfurt, Prince of Wales journey to Australia anticipated.
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Union Elevator Strike Spurs New York Labor Tensions
Minneapolis officials indict eight men in a liquor smuggling conspiracy tied to an elevator strike. In New York unions press for wage hikes and an eight hour day as housing owners reject demands. Chicago political figure Roger C Sullivan dies of pneumonia amid shifting party dynamics. Brandhara Oil plans stock increase in New Jersey to 200 million dollars, signaling broader market activity.
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Argentina Arranges 50 Million Loan to Stabilize Maturity
President Arigoyen reported to the senate that Argentina plans to arrange a 50 million dollar loan maturing May 16 and payable in New York. He also urged approval of a measure for a flower house loan of 200 million dollars to England, France, and Italy to purchase food products pending for two years.
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Problems of the Shipping Board Submitted Today
The Shipping Board presented its issues on private ownership of the government merchant marine to national business leaders and congressional committee chairmen during a two day conference in Washington. The session focused on the board’s operation and disposition toward private ownership and involved key figures from Congress and industry.
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Minnesota to Offer Bonus Bonds in Surprise Sale
St Paul April 15 Nearly five million Minnesota bonus certificates of indebtedness will be offered at a 1 1/2 day sale beginning next Tuesday across the state Henry Rines state treasurer and bonus board member announced The five percent bonds pay semi annual interest and are tax exempt The eight blocks mature from August 1 1921 to February 1 1926 The sale will be handled through the state treasurer’s office with cooperation from banks and trust companies Purchasers may apply through any bank or directly to the state treasurer Banks have been supplied details and advertising will provide further information.
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Confesses to the murder of child in Ohio church
Harry Miller of Akron, 26, held in Jefferson county jail after publicly confessing to killing 11 year old Frances South near Bea r Bottom West Virginia during a revival. He prayed for mercy and told the sheriff he killed the girl because she had spoken of him with her sister. Miller reportedly beat the girl with a revolver near Adena Ohio and confessed after being taken to Sheriff J. R. Litten.
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Impeachment Resolution Delayed By Republican Leaders
Washington April 10 plans to introduce a resolution in the house on impeachment were halted at the request of Floor Leader Mondell and Speaker Gillette. Representative Hock of Kansas, who prepared the measure, decided to withhold it after being called to the chamber twice. The party leaders said Republicans wished to study the proposal before proceeding.
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Agreement on Execution of Treaty Made
An accord concerning the execution of the Treaty of Versailles was stated today, aimed at reducing friction between France and Great Britain. The agreement removes one major point of contention and signals improved cooperation among the Allied powers.
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Elaborate Plans for Prince of Wales Reception in Honolulu
Elaborate preparations are under way in Honolulu for the arrival of the Prince of Wales aboard H M S Renown, likely April 13, with a four hour stay before continuing to Australasia. A U.S. fleet will meet the Renown in Honolulu harbor as part of Centennial week celebrations. Governor McCarthy plans a royal reception and ball while local organizations prepare programs. The city of Hilo invites the prince to visit and view Kiluea volcano.
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Disciplinary Rules Disregarded By German Regular Troops
A fragmentary news item reports alleged breaches of disciplinary rules by German regular troops. It cites the Ruhr region, mentions an unnamed chairman, and notes movements toward Berlin. The text is garbled with dates and place names, but indicates unrest and regulatory concerns affecting German forces.
Martial law declared in Agua Prieta during border defense
Agua Prieta Sonora reports martial law as Carranza loyalists push toward the border. General Pina arrives to organize defense with General Calle while Obregon and Hill flee the capital. Officials foresee elections delayed due to war conditions and border unrest.
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Price Committee Report Ready For Presentation
Chicago April 13 reports on the industrial labor situation in the United States and the remit of an investigation by a staff of economists and engineers tracing swing costs since 1914 with figures on wage earnings prepared for presentation to the panelet cant conference here today.
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Paper shortage alarms United States industry says Sisson
New York April 15 George W Sisson president of the American pulp and paper association warned that a severe paper shortage threatens consumers and industry. He urged a comprehensive forest protection policy and proposed legislation to remedy the crisis. He warned Canada may curtail pulp wood exports and urged retaliatory measures if needed. He blamed government interference for lower productivity and urged minimal regulatory constraints to protect the public.
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Lowden Leads with 75,807 in Primary Count
Chicago April 11 preliminary returns show Governor Frank Lowden leading General Leonard Wood by 75,807 votes with 207 precincts reported. Across 6,481 precincts including Cook County, Lowden tallies 235,748 to Wood 160,863, while a prior total shows 48,909 remaining.
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