U S Orders 3 Warships To Mexico
The United States directed three warships to Mexican waters after urgent consular reports from Topolobampo Mazatlán and Frontera. Secretary Daniels sent Selem and McCawley from San Diego to the west coast and Sacramento from Tepic to Frontera amid rising alarm among foreigners in oil regions and unrest spreading toward Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Washington
State Department
Topolobampo
Mazatlan
Ronters
Mexico
Daniels
Selem
McCawley
San Diego
Calif
Sacramento
Carranza
Gemen
Mexico City
Jueves Leon
Gallejos
Amares
Monterey Meleo
Bute Department
115000 Employees Get $1 a Day Raise
Rowwell D Tompkins, secretary of the New York Building Trades Council, announced that 115,000 siding workers in the district received a wage increase of one dollar per day from the Husidins Trades Employers Association. The raise runs until December 3, 1920, with an August conference to review continued high costs and possible further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowwell D. Tompkins
New York Building Trades Council
Husidins Trades Empoyers’ Association
Mande
Tompkins
Employers’ Association
German Diplomat Arrives in San Remo
Paris reports indicate Herr von Herff the German Chargé d affaires in Rome has reached San Remo. The Journal des Débats suggests he may be there unofficially to brief the council but will not partake in direct council discussions.
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Paris
Temps
Herr von Herff
Rome
San Remo
Journal Des Débats
von Herff
Hitchcock Quits Senate Minority Leader Contest
Washington dispatch reports Senator Gilbert M. Hitchcock of Nebraska withdraws from the Democratic leadership race, clearing the way for Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama to secure the post. The vote tally was deadlocked in January, with support growing for independent Senate action on the peace treaty and President Wilson’s involvement.
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Peom the Tribune
Washington
Gilbert M. Hitcheack
Nebraska
Senate
Tis Action
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Underwood
Kern
Hitchcock
Thomas S. Martin
Virginia
Ibtehcock
Martin
Wilson
Sitehcock
Smith
Georgia
Senaor Underwood
Congress
House
Thore
Johnson Leads in Montana City Vote for President
Six precincts in Butte report Republican totals with Johnson ahead at 152, Hoover 9, Wood 28, Harding 4, Lowden 2, and Johnson also leading in Cascade County with 10 for Johnson and 12 for Hoover. Morning call notes early results and urges readers to stay tuned.
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Yen Pree
Wood
Hoover
Butte
Mont
Johnson
Lowden
Harding
Cancade County
British Leader Outlines San Remo Council Demands
Premier Lloyd George sketches British and French diverging aims at the San Remo session. He warns against single nation action to enforce the Versailles treaty, notes Germany’s paralysis, and favors Allied unity and expert input. He urges American involvement to provide an outside view and protect Turkish Christian minorities.
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Surcing Canin
trouNe Congrisht
New Tyee Tribune Inc
San Remo
Suprema Council
Moyo George
Ruhr
Frankfort
Fremive
Louis George
England
Germany
United Action
Millerand
Bavaria
Berlin
Wilson
Turkey
Lloyd George
United States
Rome
America
Europe
Nitti
Italy
Pontinuid
Garment Workers Ill Earning $100 a Week in Baltimore
Garment workers in Baltimore report illness from trying to reach a $100 weekly target. High prices and wages push many to long shifts with little food or drink. Influx of workers from other cities strains jobs and prompts unions to seek tour reductions among existing staff.
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Baltimore
Roads Reject Strikers Plea As Hypocrisy
The managers rejected insurgent railway workers plea to return to work without losing seniority. They offered no wage or hour concessions, insisting strikers must rejoin as new employees. The appeal was sent to J J Mantel via Edward McHugh, with Mantel stating the only path is reregistering as new men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Mantel
Edward McHugh
J. J. Mantell
Managers’ Association
Lockwood Bill for Teachers Passed in Senate
ALBANY April 24 The Lockwood Donohue teachers salary increase bill passed the Senate 50 to 1 with Senator Adian P. Brown voting no on technical amendments. The governor sent a message noting passage without reprint. A separate compromise bill was defeated 2 to 19. The bill provides for a 600 dollar raise for New York City teachers funded by a 1 percent mill direct tax.
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Frame Staff Correenanae
Albany
Lockwood Donohue
Senate
Adian P. Brown
Lockwood-Donahue
New York City
Caillaux's Five Year Banished Sentencing News From Paris
Paris April 23 Caillaux former Prime Minister listened as the Senate court read a verdict of guilty for commerce with the enemy. He received three years imprisonment and five years forced residence plus ten years political rights loss. The sentence, read at Neuilly Hospital after deliberations, allows for time served and prompted no major incident. Caillaux showed sadness but offered no comments.
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Paris
Associated Press
Joseph Caillaux
France
Neuilly Hospital
Senate
High Court of Justice
Interior
Leon Bourgeois
Eueral
Caillaux
Tam
M. Caillaux
M. Moutet
Cuillaux
Brivet
M. Bourgeois
Welfare Bills Die as Sweet Uses Roller
Albany April 23 Speaker Sweet used strong-arm tactics to defeat minimum wage and eight hour day for women bills after locking Republican Assembly members in committee for four hours. The measures were defeated on the floor, and a linked set of reconstructions and reforms also fell. The governor threatened a special session if recon struction measures were not approved as lawmakers race to adjourn. Night session continues behind locked doors as work piles up.
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Cram
Albany
Sweet
Senate
Assembly
New York City
State Council of Farms and Markets
Department of Agriculure
William Pellet
Citiea
Counties
Theodore Roosevelt
William T. Simpson
Republican Party
Suvorn
Goveror
Chamber of Commerce
Seite
Assembly Passes Daylight Repeal In 78 to 69 Vote
Albany April 28 the assembly approved a daylight saving repeal by 78 to 69 sending the measure to Governor Smith who is viewed as opposed. Key Republicans Bourke Pellet Hawkins Wallace Altman Jesse McWhinney and Roosevelt aided the passage. The bill lets municipalities adopt local daylight saving ordinances already in effect in New York Buffalo and other cities. A N D A statement from the National Daylight Saving Association said Smith would veto the bill. In Trenton, a separate daylight plan was adopted with May 2 as the start date, likely clashing with neighboring towns still on old time.
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Albany
Assembly
Smith
Senate
New York
Martin Bourke
William W. Pellet
John C. Hawkins
Robert B Wallace
Sol Altman
George N. Jesse
Thomas McWhinney
Nassau
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Bley
Buffalo
National Daylight Saying Association
Gernor Smith
Sweet
Walker
Yonkers
Mount Vernon
Troy
Utica
Syracuse
Rochester
Middletown
Ogdensburg
Gloversville
Glens Falla
Trenton
N. J
Trenton City
Wife Assails Paris Divorce Of F J Gould
Edith Kelly Gould widow of Frank J. Gould files two Supreme Court suits in New York for divorce and separation alleging long term intoxication violence and threats. She claims the Paris divorce lacks effect due to French jurisdiction and notes his Paris conduct and alleged misconduct from 1917 to 1919.
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Edith Kelly Gould
Bious
Frank J. Gould
Jay Gould
Supreme Court
Im Cash
McAvoy
Gould
Paris
France
Goulds
Leone Ritz
Leonie Roquis
Robilliard
Gag Rule Puts Over Sweet-Lusk Bills
Albany reports a gag rule debate as the Senate passes two Sweet-Lusk bills by 36 to 14. The measures disenfranchise voters who differ on social, religious, or economic lines, with opponents warning of legal and political consequences. The bills, previously in the Assembly, face expected veto by the Governor.
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Albany
Senate
Sweet-Lusk
Clayton R. Lusk
Frederick M. Davenport
Loring M. Black
Walker
George F. Thompson
J. Lemuel Fowler
Prohibition Party
Democratic Party
Fowler
Abraham Kaplan
United States Supreme Court
George EF
Thompson
Packers Give Germany 45 Million Credit
Berlin reports that negotiations stalled by the revolt last month have been closed with an American packing firm. A credit deal for bacon meat lard milk and fats totals 45 million dollars with payments under a special amortization plan to start next year. Goods are stored in Hamburg Rotterdam Amsterdam and in Scandinavia and will begin delivery immediately.
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Berlin
Hamburg
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Scandinavia
20000 March In High Cost Protest Parade
New York plans a thrift movement demonstration with 20000 marchers from Columbus Circle to Central Park today's economy protest. Governor Smith backs the event. participants include universities, schools, clubs, performers, and city workers led by Major Harry B. Clark. The parade emphasizes thrift, anti extravagant spending, and standardization.
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Smith
New York
Columbu Circle
Broadway
Times Square
Debouc
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Central Park
Columbia
Fordham
City College
Brooklyn Polytechnic
Cherry Street
Pell Street
Heberdashers
Army Recruiting Headquarters
Harry B. Clark
Albany
Whitehouse
N. J
Annus
Jacob F. Becker
Brooklyn
Yasterday
Jacob S. Strahl
Becker
C. C. Cornwell
Riverheld Congregational Church
Two-Price Meat Charges Bring War Time Lever Act Cases
Brooklyn grand jury indicted Armour & Co Swift & Co Wilson & Co and their local agents for profiteering under the Lever Act. Testimony cited two price differentials for same grade meat from similar times. Detained defendants Mills Geary Joseph arraigned. May 10 trial set. bail $2500.
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Brooklyn
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Wilson & Co
Harry G. Mills
William Cleary
Swift &Co
Louis Joseph
Garvin
H. H Yarwood
United States
Packers
Riley
Armin W. Riley
Department of Justice
Entex
Mills
Geary
Joseph
M Stoerger
Murtic Avenues
Charles Grismer
Master Butchers’ Association
Fifth Avenue
Solomon Strassburger
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Tuxpam
Building Trades Council
Montana
Council
U. S
By Ralph Courtney
Oye Aw
Insurgenta
General Managers’ Association
Lockwood
Sage Bill
State Milk Board
Roosevelt
Swift, Armour, Wilson
F. J. Gould
West
Dr. Chey
Siwerger
Sim
Grisiner
Strasburger
Bunk
Tom
Tean
Ito
J. McDugal
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