Stutz Stock Stricken Off Change List
Stutz Motor shares were stricken from the trading list by the Stock Exchange on request of Allan A. Ryan enabling the stock to be dealt on the Broad Street curb by exchange firms beginning today. Deliveries remain blocked for contracts held as of March 81 until the investigation into the corner ends. Governors proposed a constitutional amendment to suspend dealings in any listed security when a corner is counted and acted to defer Ryan’s seat sale pending the inquiry’s completion. Governors denied personal stake but admitted limited short positions held for customers and those for odd lots.
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Stock Exchange
Allan A. Ryan
Stutz Motor
Broad Street
Exchange
Stutz
Wall Street
Pe Stock Exchange
Ryan
Stutz Motor Car Company of America, Inc
Herbert Z. B. Dacauslin
Ssequelin & de Coppet
Allan L. Lindley
Lindley & Co
J. F. Carlisle
Garlisle, Merrick & Co
Donald Geddes
Clark, Dodge & Co
Jerome J. Danzig
Jerome J. da & Co
Bayard Dominick
Domnick & Dominick
Fuller Potter
Potter, Choate & Prentiss
Howard E. Whitney
H. N. Whitney & Son
Arthur Turnbull
Messrs
Jacquelin
Mlelr
Ducquelin
Stutz Motors
Carlisle
Wess
Fewan
Ietu
Embalay
Bae
Thor
WarapSiie
Exchange Westies
New York
E. B. McCormick
Arizona Church Bars Low Neck Gowns
Entrances to St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Phenix notice forbids women with low necked dresses. Rector Rev. P. Novatus signatures appear, as congregation recalls the priest’s public protests against modern women’s clothing trends.
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Phenix
Ariz
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
P. Novatus
Father Novatus
Assembly Vote Bars Thompson From the Floor
The New York Assembly voted to bar Senator George F. Thompson from the floor after he charged drunkenness during the Socialist ouster. A resolution to expunge his accusation from Senate records passed, while Thompson vowed to prove his claims if an investigation occurs.
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Assembly By & Vote Today
Mark A. Daly
George F. Thompson
Assembly
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Thompson
Louis A. Cuvillier
Sims
Senate
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George
Ne Jesue
York
Guvillier
Simon
Adler
Cuviilier
Jesse
St Louis Bars Teachers From Union Membership
The St Louis Board of Education forbids public school teachers from joining the Central Trades and Labor Union and requires high school teachers to leave the American Federation of Labor or lose their jobs. A resolution bans any employee from the Department of Instruction who is a union member or who joins a union allied with trade unions. The move follows pressure from the Board after the local teachers’ association voted to affiliate with the Central Trades and Labor Union.
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Tribune
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Board of Education Today
Central Trades and Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
Iowa
Department of Instruction
Serieul
Cantea! Vmdes
Sinn Fein Hunger Strikers Freed in Dublin Settlement
Eighty nine hunger striking Sinn Fein prisoners were released from Mountjoy prison, ending the general strike. The decision followed a stipulation on conditional release that was rejected, with officials announcing unconditional release and amnesty for the inmates amid mounting relief and confusion.
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Saad
Rebels Ignored By Brotherhoods In Labor Stand
In Cleveland on April 14 the three major railroad brotherhoods the trainmen engineers and firemen announced they will not conference with government or railroad officials when yardmen’s insurgent associations attend they will not recognize the yardmen as exist. W G Lee president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen declared this after talks with Warren S Stone and W S Carter chiefs of the engineers and the firemen and trainmen.
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W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Warren S. Stone
W. S. Carter
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
Albert B. Cummins
Interstate Commerce Committee
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John J. Esch
House
Wilson Hosts First Cabinet Meeting Since 1919
President Wilson presided over a White House cabinet gathering, greeting each member with a handshake and humor. Attorney General Palmer recounted railroad strike developments as plans to receive diplomats were discussed and weekly cabinet meetings eyed.
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Piva the Tribune
Washington
Wilson
Palmer
Grayson
Lay
White House
Woman Informer Must Die Denounced a French Soldier
In Marseille on April 14 a court martial condemned Louise Rouline for denouncing her French soldier neighbor Michel Amedee to the Germans in 1914. Amedee was executed a half hour before a pardon order arrived from the German officer in charge.
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Louise Rouline
Michel Amedee
Amedee
Pershing Declines Nomination Yet Says He Might Serve If Called
General Pershing told Nebraskan listeners at a reception that he is not seeking the Republican nomination but that no patriotic American could refuse to serve if called by the people. He praised labor and farmers for sustaining allies in the war and urged ongoing support free of restrictive regulations and adverse market conditions. He highlighted Nebraska’s community spirit and linked colonial era ideals to national service.
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General Pershing
Nebraska Society
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Pershing
Foster Said To Be Leader In Rail Tie-Up
Attorney General Palmer alleged that William Foster led the railroad strike and that Bolshevik agitators aim to create a workmen soviet in the United States. He presented documents showing Communist plans to form one big union and warned workers to turn back from such influence.
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Soviet Congress to replace soviet system with managers
A Helsingfors dispatch reports the pan Russian Communist Congress in Moscow has voted to abolish the soviet system in managing industrial concerns and to appoint fully competent managers to run them.
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Tidningen
Helsingfors
Finland
Communists Urge Strikers to Hold Out for Class War Support
The Communist party issued an appeal backing railway outlaw strikers urging unity against capitalists. It framed the strike as part of a global class struggle and urged expelling traitors in unions while promising mass support from the party and other workers.
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Bolshevist
American Federation of Labor
Communist Party of America
New York Truckmen and Porters threaten city food strike
Truck drivers and porters serving Washington and Gansevoort Markets in Manhattan and Wallaboug Market in Brooklyn threaten a morning walkout over pay. Local 202 claims 4000 members voted unanimously to strike, risking a major tie up of perishable goods and triggering food prices amid railroad disruptions.
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Erie Hotel
Chambers
West Streets
Jave
Frouhr Tert Nals
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D.A
Murch
Erie
Lackawanna
Jersey City
Royal S. Copeland
Railroad Labor Board
Copeland
Wallabow
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Loreal 20
Strike Inquiry in New Orleans Strikes Grand Jury Probe
In New Orleans trains run on schedule as Federal Grand Jury investigates a strike that began yesterday among about 100 workers. Arrested insurgents faced U S Commissioner R H Carter and posted $1000 bonds on Lever Act charges. Judge Foster warned of conspiracies to disrupt food movement and interstate commerce.
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Ilinois Central Railroad
Federal
Grand Jury
United States
R. H. Carter
Foster
Impeachment Advocated in House Over Labor Debates
In Washington on April 14, Louis F. Post, Assistant Secretary of Labor, faced House criticism during a railroad strike debate. Rep Davey charged Post with sympathetic ties to enemies of the government and proposed impeachment, citing alleged withdrawal of deportation warrants and favor shown to Soviet envoy Martens. Other reps and striking workers argued low pay and radical influence in the Northwest.
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Louis F. Post
Post
Davey
Democrit
Ohio
Martens
Department of Labor
Dave Mr. Wavey
Caras
Independent
Minnesota
Cooper
Northwest
Commuters Push Breakup Of Wildcat Railroad Strike
Reports from strike centers indicate the outlaw walkout is fracturing as commuters resume travel and trains return to near normal schedules. Indignant commuters flood Jersey City with twenty trains, while Staten Island suffers most with 25 000 blocked riders and limited service.
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Staten Island Rapid Transit Company
New York
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