Anti-Alien Pills And Tariff Progress In Senate
Washington reports show the president on a weekly audience predicted no trouble passing the tariff bills and pledges support for sugar and wool provisions while downplaying opposition. He denied plans to remove Moore and affirmed California leaders must address discrimination, with China recognition soon after a stable government is formed. Sacramento notes the anti alien land bill may be taken up in the senate this afternoon amid opposition to the bill and two amendments.
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Senate
Wilson
Washington
Selenitivte
Moore
California
Johnson
House
China
Sacramento
Government files brief in rate case
Chief Justice White printed the government's application to intervene as a friend of the court in Minnesota rate cases. The brief supports the invalidity of Minnesota's two cent fare law and the federal government's plan to join. If accepted, the decision could delay final rulings until fall as interstate rate questions proceed.
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Washington
White
Supreme Court
Minnesota
United States
San Horn
Department of Justice
Siege Flares Around Guayamas City In Sonora Action
Navo Arizona April 21 The siege of Guayamas Sonora by constitutionalists continued with desultory fighting. A long siege is expected as twelve hundred constitutionalists encamped at Empalmo across the bay from Guayara.
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Navo
Arizona
Guayamas
Sonora
Constitutionalista
Constitutionalists
Empalmo
Guayara
Elopement and Marriage Ties Mrs Run Dahl to Jerseyville Postman
Miss Guasle Run dahl, stepdaughter of a Los Angeles millionaire, married postman Charles Schroeder after eloping from Jerseyville Tl. The couple wed at Carrollton, Illinois, following a visit by Miss Run dahl to her mother in Jerseyville.
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St. Loula
Charles Schroeder
Jerseyville
Guasle Rundahl
Los Angeles
Schoeder
Carrollton
Beer Famine Threatens Northwest Strike Fallout
Seattle April 21 A brewing labor dispute between union workers and employers risks a major strike. The men demand higher wages longer rest breaks and round the clock access to beer. A potential walkout could involve seven thousand brewery workers and disrupt non union producers.
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Seattle
Northwest
Tay
Ghion Walters
Local 27YearOld Swarthout Dies by Self-Destruction
George Willis Swarthout 27 of Pendleton and Pasco died by his own hand in Pasco Saturday night. He worked six months as an extra fireman for Northern Pacific Co. The revolver was found beside the body near the Pasco bridge at dawn. The coroner reported death self evident with no inquest. His mother and Eb West transported the body to Pendleton for burial amid family grief over a previous drowning death in the same family last summer.
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George Willis Swarthout
Mra
B. KB. Swarthout
College Street
Pasco
Northern Pacific Bridge
Pendleton
Eb. L. West
Swarthout
Northern Pacific Company
Fire sweeps Sacramento block destroys Knox Lumber yard
A fire in Sacramento on April 21 swept the Knox Lumber company plant and damaged lower business district. The blaze spread by wind to adjacent Frend and Terry lumber yards, destroying both plants and several warehouses. Estimated loss reaches 300000 dollars.
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Sacramento
Knox Lumber Company
Tre
Frend
Terry
Banker Sentenced to San Quentin for Embezzlement
San Francisco April 21. Charles F P Baker former assistant cashier of the Crocker National bank was sentenced today to ten years imprisonment in San Quentin for embezzlement. He had pleaded guilty.
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San Francisco
Charles Fpf. Baker
Crocker National Bank
San Quentin
Engagement Report Confirms Nancy Leishman and Duke of Croy
Berlin reports a local news agency confirms the engagement of Nancy Leishman daughter of the ambassador to the Duke of Croy. The announcement notes the match involves high society circles in the capital with forthcoming wedding plans.
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Berlin
Nancy Leishman
Ambaassador
Duke of Croy
Illinois Legislature to study wage bill for women
Springfield April 21 A bill to create a five member wage commission will be introduced by the legislative wage probe committee The panel includes two employers two wage earners a sociological expert and at least one woman among its members The move follows a recent investigation into wages paid to women
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Legislature
Illinois
Springfield
Railway Official Forecasts Largest Round-Up Crowds
An O W R N official predicts Pendleton will host the largest crowds for the fall round-up with the basin prepared to handle unprecedented numbers. Other railroad executives expect similar shows in nearby towns as competition grows. The company also notes stronger traveler prospects with wealthier travelers moving to new homes, and announces a new night service from Portland to Gray Harbor to meet demand.
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William McMurray
J. D D. Stuck
Robert Burns
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Mr. McMurray
Setitle
Taoormint
Caleary
Morgan's Will Ready for Probate
New York April 21 the will of the late J P Morgan was filed in surrogate court today Morgan Jr declined to comment on provisions of the will Morgan and his sisters waived citation and the will will probably be probated tomorrow The petition states estate value exceeds ten thousand dollars and executors bonds have been filed
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New York
J. P. Morgan
Morgan, Jr
Morgan
Bomb Explodes At Tammany Club In Grace Church District
New York city officials report a bomb exploded early today at the Pacasset club a Tammany organization causing damage to the basement and first floor and shattering stained glass windows of Grace Eminen church. Fourth floor occupants were knocked off their feet in the blast believed to be the second such attempt in two years.
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New York
Pocasset Club
Tammany Organization
Grace
Protestant Episcopal Church
Criminal Docket Opens With Multiple Cases At Court
The Cipcult Court opened its criminal docket with Clarence Johnsen alias James Fairey first in line. Charges include larceny of a gelding tied to Claire Guillford and Test er Pope, and Johnson charged with attempting to obtain money via a worthless check. Earl Whitney pleaded guilty to larceny from a dwelling. Japan ese suspect George Tsudaka arraigned on bad checks, held on 2690 bonds. A new grand jury, led by foreman Sam Rk. Thomson, will begin tomorrow with members Wellman Rover Geiss Bren son Duff and McDonald.
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Cipcult
Clarence Johnsen
James Fairey
Claire Guillford
Tester Pope
Tral
Johnson Tase Wisentel
Johnson
Downer & Marsh
Earl Whitney
Cal Davis
George Tsudaka
Sam RK. Thomson
Foreman
R. H. Wellman
J. M. Rover
L. H. Geiss
Walter Brenson
William Duff
Ira McDonald
Former Baker Girl Marries After Dance Romance
Miss Albora Carter daughter of L L Carter mining promoter formerly of Baker Ore and Robert McCall Smith of Grand Rapids Mich an advertising manager of The Motor Age and The Automobile were married in New York April 11 according to a letter received by her sister Mrs George King Miss Carter who grew up in Baker Ore studied music in New York and is noted as a pianist and Baker High School graduate
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New York
Algora Carter
L. L. Carter
Baker, Ore
Robert McCall Smith
Grand Rapids, Mich
Motor Age
Baker
Ore
George King
Albora Carter
Miss Carter
Baker Hich
Paris Bandits Executed Amid Public Guillotine Display
Paris on April 21 reports three Bonnets automobile bandits Soudy Callamin and Monrey were guillotined outside the prison De La Sante on Boulevard Arago. They were convicted of multiple murders as troops sealed the area to deter a potential mob.
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Paris
Araga
Prison de la Sante
Forestain
Pope said to be regaining health
Rome April 21 The papal physician reported the pope as safely convalescent but no bulletin was issued. The pontiff slept soundly until four this morning and later sat up in bed saying he could not breathe. Back in bed his condition improved noticeably.
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Pope
Rome
Papal Phy Sichius
Police Accused Of Graft In San Francisco
San Francisco April 21. Matrice De Martini of the De Pletro gang alleges police extorted protection money from the bunco ring, claiming Detective Sergeant Arthur McPhee Acting Lieutenant James McGowan and Patrolmen Frank Esota Louis Growlet took fifteen percent of profits. A grand jury probe of the officers has been ordered.
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San Francisco
Matrice de Martini
de Pletro
Pallee
Eugene Wall
Arthur McPhee
James McGowan
Frank Esota
Louis Growlet
Mav
Oh Martini
Dann Waned Onhaniss
Buneco Ring
Pmolice
Die Bunen Operitirs
Congress Demands Probe Into Sims Slapping Incident
Washington April 21 Congressman Garrett of Tennessee urged a congressional investigation into the public slap of Congressman Sims of Tennessee by J. P. Glover president of Riggs National Bank. Sims alleged Glover profited from a deal allowing the government to secure extra park lands.
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Washington
Sims
Tennessee
Glover
Riggs National Bank of
Garrett
Dynamite blast near Panama Canal kills and wounds
A premature dynamite explosion between Pedro Miguel and Miraflores Locks on the Panama Canal killed three men and injured 25. About 21 000 pounds of dry dynamite filled 96 drill holes. No wire connections. heat from a sulphur formation is suspected as the cause.
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Panama
Pedro Miguel
Miraflores
Panama Canal
President Urges Anti Drug Laws In Opium Report
President Wilson sent a special message to Congress urging anti drug legislation based on Secretary Bryan’s report. The document cites eradication of opium traffic as a goal and notes potential revenue losses of 50,000 dollars for powers and 200 million for China.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Bryan
Powersa
China
Burke Nominated for Portland Customs Post
Washington April 21 President Wilton sent to the Senate a slate of nominations including Thomas Burke for collector of customs in the Portland district J F A Strong as governor of Alaska William Login for Astoria customs Charles Davidson as surveyor general of Alaska and Captains George Willetts Walter Worthington and William Little named rear admirals in the navy
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Washington
Wilton
Senate
Thomas &. Burke
District of Portland
J. F. A. Strong
Alaska
William €. Login
District of
Astoria
Charles B. Davidson
George Willetts
Walter Worthington
William Little
Navy
Suffragists burn a huge haystack in Wiltshire display
London April 21 militants burned a large haystack near Corsham Wiltshire. The stack belonged to Maurice Knapp father of the chancellor Ed ward Hobhouse. Many votes for women banners were left at the scene.
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London
Edward Hobhouse
Duchy of Lancaster
Corshim
Wiltshire
Maurice Knapp
Auto and trolley collision claims Richmond engineer
Richmond Cal April 21 A collision between an automobile carrying J T C Arnold a civil engineer and a trolley car left Arnold dead and three companions severely injured. The auto climbed onto the trolley car trapping Arnold beneath it.
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Richmond
Cal
JTC
Arnold
La Grande Charter Seen as Arbitary in Paving Case
In La Grande Oregon April 2 1921 the circuit judge Knowles finds the city charter gives autocratic power over property owners in street improvements. The opinion critiques council overreach and rules the city cannot be judged on paving quality at this stage.
Togo Named Admiral of Japan's Fleet
Tokio April 25 Rear Admiral Togo was appointed admiral of the fleet to the special government today Washington April 21 Arrangements for the president's trip to New Jersey are completed He will appear May 1 and 2 in New Jersey advocating a jury reform.
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Togo
Japan
Tokio
Ta Oo
Washington
Anil
New Jersey
Oregon Leaders Push Immediate Women’s Suffrage Action
Washington April 21 with Poindexter as principal speaker suffrage heard before the Senate committee on Woman suffrage Chamberlain and Lane of Oregon also spoke Poindexter argued opponents could oppose any franchise based on human right and need Chamberlain described a suffrage constitutional amendment and urged federal action while Lane pressed for immediate ballot for women with no delay and even apology.
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Poindexter
T Lane
Washington
Senate Committee On
Chamberlain
Lane
Oregon
Chaumberlain
Congress
Pendleton Buckaroos Start Tri-State Season in Walla Walla
Pendleton manager Terry McKune leads a 15 man squad to open the Western Tri-State season in Walla Walla against the 1912 champions. The pitching staff includes Berger Osborne Krause Wells Ashenfelder and McGarrigh. infielders McKune Augustus Rader Varian Doherty Cowan. catchers BlaHon and Bawerth. Final cuts will trim one outfielder and two pitchers after the Walla Walla and Boise series. Fans plan to travel by train or auto as weather allows and some will attend Sunday’s game.
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Terry McKune
Pendleton Buckarooes
Walla Walla
McKune
Burgess
Fischer
Berger
Osborne
Krause
Wells
Ashenfelder
McGarrigh
Bla- Hon
Bawerth
Lodell
MeKune
Augustus
Short
Rader
Varian
Doherty
CoWan
Boise
Pendleton
Wace Walla
Southern Democrats Appointed From the South
Washington April 21 The president indicated he will appoint Democrats from the South to replace Republicans there but will consider merit for each post. Congressman Bartlett of Georgia asked if only whites would be appointed to federal posts in the South. Certainly there are no Negro Democrats in the South.
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Washington
Congressman Bartlett
Georgia
South
Local autos in minor crashes with no serious injuries
In Umatilla county the first car crash of the year left two vehicles overturned but no one seriously hurt. In the Rogers accident Mrs Rogers and others suffered cuts and bruises, while the seven year old was among lightly injured. the driver escaped uninjured. A second wreck near Havana involved James Lieuallon and a passenger, with no serious injuries reported.
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Umatilla County
Rogers
Branch Hospital
R. E. Ringe
Oregon
Branch
Havana
James Lieuallon
Adams
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Grips Warbor
Tammany Club
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J. K. Bott
N. P
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