France Denounces British Rule at Constantinople in Temps
Paris dispatch reports the French press attacking Britain's control at Constantinople. It claims General Milne ignores Chief French adviser Franchet dEsperey, with French troops ordered to duties misaligned to French interests. Temps calls for ending the paradox and unifying Allied command like in the Boxer uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franchet J'Esperey
Near East
Milne
Sian Prance
Temps
France
Gorleia
Consisatinople
China
Railroad Labor Board Holds First Meeting
Washington April 16 The railroad labor board perfected a temporary organization at its initial meeting today by electing Henry Hunt former mayor of Cincinnati as chairman and G Wallace W Hanger of this city as secretary Both are members of the board The wage determination stood with the breaking point at wage conferences
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Washington
Linbor Board
Henry Hunt
Cincinnati
G. Wallace W. Hanger
Thin City
Herp Bllesgron D
Hs Aes Saar
AOE Eae Bnet
Lefewell Resigns as Assistant Secretary of Treasury
Washington reports that R C Lef Nigwell has resigned from his post as assistant secretary of the treasury and President Wilson has accepted the resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
the Treasury
Washington
R. C. Lef' Nigwell
Hunger strike spreads from Mount Joy to Dublin prison
Reported hunger strike rises to about forty prisoners at Mount Joy and Dublin facilities. Nine participants from the original sitdown rejoin the protest as Sergeant Hipstkon dies after a confrontation in Balbrisgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Mount Joy
Politica
Hipstkon
Balbrisgin
Anthracite Wage Talks Resume Amid Worker Demands
In New York on April 1, negotiators for the anthracite industry resumed talks with operators. Verbal arguments were exchanged as six core demands from workers were presented, signaling a potential stalemate with Pennsylvania providers. Local officials and union figures were noted in attendance as discussions continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Operstora
Pennzylvania
Arbitration settles dis in Buenos Aires duel threat
Editor Lage of Rio de Janeiro and Senator Fernando Baguier of Argentina avoided a duel after a government article accused Lage of misrepresenting President Irigoyen. Uruguayan authorities blocked a Montevideo meeting. Dr. Carlos Rodrigues proposed a policy of fraternity, with both sides agreeing to the settlement and the incident declared closed.
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Lage
Rio Jeneiro
Fernando Baguier
Aehailenga
Epoca
Irigoyen
Montevideo
Uruguan
Carlos Rodrigues
Lar- Feta
Argentina
Permanent Court of Arbitration
U. Hip
Resignation talk swirls around North Dakota's Baer
Washington reports a debate on the army appropriation bill highlighting Rep John M Baer a North Dakota Nonpartisan League member amid cartoon controversy. Rep AY Foster accused Baer of ties to Labor and the Plumb Plan paper prompting questions about motives and potential resignation.
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Washington
Ae Plan League
John M. Baer
Foster
Baer Bach
Ean
Labor
Brotherhoods
Cooper
Cartosh
Baer
Congress
Younter
North Dakota
Pipany
Wallpettes
Bach
Iee
Geneeral A. M. Palmer
Iete: Ae Record
Dng
W Nt J
Oliver County Auditor Quit Remarked On Appointment Delays
Fragmentary OCR shows Oliver County auditor quitting with mention of appointment delays for a road official. Text is garbled, but indicates a political staffing dispute and references to candidates or appointees and the county office.
Mexico seeks U S aid to move troops through to Sonora
Washington April 16 Mexico has asked the United States for permission to move troops through American territory to attack Sonora from the north. No action on the request has yet been taken.
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Washington
Mexico
Persuiasion
United States
Armerican
Sonora i
Sonora Troops Press Toward Culacan in Sinaloa
Agugprists Sonora reports troops advancing toward Culacan the Sinaloa capital as the march continues. Military headquarters say a Sonora victory would bolster secessionist power to resist any Carranza force. Troops crossed the Sinaloa boundary and seized two towns as reinforcements pour toward Chihuahua.
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Sonora
Culacan
Sinaloa
Carranza
Ere
1 See
Chihuahua
Germany Prepares for Civil War Report Aired
A correspondent from The Baltic Tribune notes rumors of Germany gearing for civil conflict as authorities reportedly traffic the issue. The report cites cautious observers and mentions potential unrest and political strain across major cities.
Thousands Of New York Office Workers Forced To Walk Stairs Today
New York April 118. A strike by union elevator operators forces thousands of office workers to climb stairs. The union claims more than 17 000 members. Office towers, including a church building, a court house and 40 dwellings, are affected as workers face tedious climbs to high floors. Reports also note rose wood furniture from Pitcairn Island on Tahiti visitors return.
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New York
Papeme
Canith
Bata
Pitcairn Island
Mm Parto
South Pacific
Tahiti
Aaii
Chicago
OA Association
H.H. Feent
United Enelation
We—onlem
Fim
Mason
Pasael Bradley
Brotherhoods
Department of Justice
Bennett G- Bolanda
Judev
Central
West States
Guicago
Princpal Attike
Michigan
Ohio
Enea
Bacilid
Pee Eater
Ita Ciemis Uber
Brickers
Matum
Impeachment Bid Meets Rail Strike Leaders Hit
Washington Republican Representative Tirch proposes a resolution to impeach Louis F. Post for leniency in deportation cases. El Paso Mrs R L Sanford wife of a cavalryman is kidnapped and mistreated by two Mexicans then taken to Juarez. New York publishers plan magazine cuts and price reductions due to paper shortages. Boston to Galveston longshoremen strike against United Fruit Company settles.
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Washington
Tirch
Kansas
Louis F. Post
Labor
el Paso
R. L. Sanford
Fort Bling
Juarez
New York
United Fruit Company
Boston
Galveston
Chaos Across Borders and Sports Highlights From The Road
News wires report political upheaval with Berlin advising alliance and rail plans, while labor boards weigh demands. In sports, American boxing titles shift as Mike O Dowd and Frankie Mason battle in Bridgeport and Huntington bouts headline. Olympic and Davis Cup notes flag shifts in track and tennis trials, with the Pacific fleet set to gather in San Francisco Bay for the Democratic convention.
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Chicago
Baward Sage Sagt
Ines
Salem
Ore
Fort Wert
Hoover
Oregon
Portland
Los Angeles
Cal
Pacific Fleet
San Francisco Bay
Hugh Rodman
Fox farm appeals for nurse cats to rear silver foxes
An upstate New York fox farm owner and N H Bacon president of the New York Fur Auction Sales corporation seek mother cats to nurse newborn silver foxes. The effort aims to save more young foxes after mother foxes reject or harm their young.
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New York
N. H. Bacon
New York Fur Auction Sales Corporation
Cedt
Mrs Cavalier Dies at Pembina Pioneer Settler
Pembina North Dakota April 16 Mrs Charles Cavalier aged 84 died today after illness from old age complications Funeral set for Sunday at Episcopal church Bishop J Poynts Tyler to officiate Surviving Albert Cavalier son and Sace Cavalier daughter in Pembina She had been bedridden for three years Cavalier family long associated with Dakota history and Cavalier County naming roots in the territory.
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Pembina
N. D
Charles Cavalier
Episcopal Church
J. Poynts Tyler
Episcopal Diocese of
Fargo
Miran Cavalier
Dakots
Phe
Me Shear al Dand
Elkiey
Neitiers
Beouen
Certo
Aguas
Mths Compans
Dakota
Cavalier County
Tome
Cavalier
Albert Cavalier
Sac
May Day Strike in France Planned by Labor Federation
Paris April 5 The general federation of labor invites workers nationwide to abstain from work on May 1 to press for resumed relations with Soviet Russia and the nationalization of public services amid a tense labor climate.
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Paris
Atrikern
gaVmant
Russia
France
Ihe
Berlin
Tailroad
Washington
General Federation of Labor
Veaiue
Overalls Club Movement Spreads Across Southwest
Kansas City April 1 Reports say the overalls club movement opposing high clothing prices is spreading rapidly through Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Texas and Arkansas. Clubs formed in Kansas City Kan receive support from the local chamber of commerce. University of Kansas Chancellor Frank Strong plans to lead wearing overalls with Mrs Strong adopting a cottage apron for home and street wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Southwest
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Kan
Chamber of Commerce
University of Kansas
Frank Strong
Women Asked To Join Men In Wearing Cheap Clothing To Cut Prices
In Louisville on April 16 an overall club formed by the exchange club seeks to lower clothing costs. Mayor George Smith endorses the effort as eighty five members pledge support. Women urged to join by wearing gingham as part of the movement.
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Birmingham
Ala
Willlim
Dreifit Court
New York
South
Broadway
Cheese, Club
Theatrical Pa|tera
Louisville
Exchange Club
George Smith
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Railroad Labor Board
Innly
Aren Gane
T. Maxwell
Papetts
Buenos
Plum Plan
Oliver County
Si Tia Teers
Roan Toile Ray
Peti
Germany
London
Ari
Saya
Aisil
Springfield
Frankie
Fort Wayne
Ind
Johnny
Babe) Asher
St. Louis
Huntington
W. Va
Bob Martin
Chamiploin
Eavyweipsekeach
Spike” McFadden
Phil Iphia
Amateur Athletic Union
Bridgeport
Conn
Mike O'Dowd
Walter ‘Laurette
Can
Firth
Newsberia
Iowa
Joseph Jefferson
Silver Fox
West Baden
Big Ben
America
Arion
Representattives
Tor Prance
Tialy
Belefima
Minn
Haywood
Herr Schmidt
the Herald
New York Stars
Brough Heads Association
Hot Springs
Ark
Ips
Charlen Brosh
United States Geor Roads Association
Seasion
Morris
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