State police take control in Tonopah mining camp
Tonopah June 27 Special to the Gazettes Forty state police officers arrived from Reno to back up local authorities and protect strikebreakers. The force joins about forty local guards to enforce law with no martial measures. Officers march to Mizpah hotel after talks with mining operators and workers, pledging to act only to prevent violence. A wireless link to the governor is suspected.
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TONOPAH
inmene
state police
Reno
state guard
Mizpah
B. B. Henrichs
DD. B. Renear
Renear
Provisional coal strike settlement reached in London
In London on June 27 the Associated Press reports a provisional agreement between striking coal miners and mine owners ending a three month walkout. Miners to resume work next week as government subsidy of 10 million pounds is reportedly offered to secure a speedy deal.
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LONDON
Associated Press
Senate OKs Curtis Nelson bill for farm loan banks
Washington June 27 legislative action on the Curtis Nelson bill to add about twenty five million dollars to the capital of federal farm loan banks for long term loans to farmers was completed today with acceptance by the senate of the house reduction from fifty million to twenty five million dollars. The bill now goes to the President. Ernest C Perro tto, American artist, receives the Chevalier of the Legion of Honor from France for war work and promoting friendship between France and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
Curtis-Nelson
federal farm loan banks
senate
house
PARIS
France
Ernest C. Perrotto
United States
Curb Market Moves Into New $2,250,000 Building
In New York on June 27 the New York Curb Association relocated to a large new building on Wall Street’s fringe costing about $2.25 million. The move ends decades of nomadic operation with many members threatening to resume roadside trading if police do not interfere.
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NEW YORK
financial district
New York Curb Association
Wall street
Broad street
McCarl Named as Comptroller General
J Ray mond McCart of McCook Nebraska secretary of the Republican congressional campaign committee was nominated by President Harding to be comptroller general of the United States The post created by the new budget law takes effect Friday and pools government financial duties under a single officer with a 15 year term and a 10000 salary McCarl will oversee expenditures auditing and settlement of fiscal claims excluding postal accounts his prior service includes secretary to Senator Norris and to the congressional committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
J. Raymond McCart
McCook
Neb
Republican congressional campaign committee
Harding
United States
Norris
McCarl
congressional committee
University of Nebraska law school
Senator Norris
Republican
Nebraska
M.Carl
post office department
meter of the treasury
congress
Mrs Stillman Wins Big Point in Divorce Trial
In Yonkers New York on June 27 testimony by Dr Hugh Russell an osteopath from Buffalo was stricken from the record in the divorce case of James A Stillman a New York banker against his wife Anne A Stillman Referee Daniel J Gleason announced attorney John F Brennan said the referee also sustained a motion to strike a letter found on a dressing table and addressed to Fred Beauvais by Mrs Stillman the letter reportedly contained an admission about Guy Stillman's parentage and was offered as evidence in the suit
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YONKERS
N. Y
Hugh Russel
Buffalo
Guy Stillman
Russell
Stillman
Brennan
Mary Kelly
Missouri River Flood Threatens Kansas City Bottoms
Missouri river rise and ongoing heavy rains create anxiety in Kansas Citys Kaw river bottoms. Many factories lack dikes and flood gates close, sewers draining the area shut down, threatening local industry and infrastructure.
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KANSAS CITY
Kaw
the
bottoms
British mps press on restricting armaments in imperial talks
In London, June 27, the house of commons debated arms limits with Commander Bellairs asking Lloyd George if Japan would curb naval armaments should a reliable understanding emerge among Great Britain the United States and Japan. Austen Chamberlain and the government avoided specifics citing ongoing imperial conference.
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LONDON
Associated Press
Great Britain
United States
Japan
house of commons
Carlyon Bellairs
Maidstone
Kent
Bellairs
Lloyd George
Associated Press of America
Austen Chamberlain
Washington
Anti-Beer Bill Victory Claimed In House Session
Washington June 27 The Willig Campbell anti beer bill faces a two thirds vote to pass under suspension of the rules with debate to follow after four hours Prohibition backers predicted swift approval noting only a handful of votes against It would bar use of beer on prescriptions by physicians limit liquor prescriptions to ninety in three months extend provisions to Hawaii and the Virgin Islands Representative Classon Republican Wisconsin led the attack asserting the Volstead law is not a wrong and the demand for liquor remains high and will be supplied by any means.
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WASHINGTON
Prohibition
Hawaii
Virgin Islands
Classon
Wisconsin
Woman elected Baptist head at Northern Bap tists meeting
Mrs. Montgomery of Rochester New York was elected president of the Northern Baptists on the first ballot with 939 of 1140 votes. Other officers include Corwin S. Shanks of Seattle as first vice president and Frank L. Miner of Des Moines as treasurer. The vote marks the first time a woman heads the Northern convention.
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DES MOINES
Montgomery
Rochester
Northern Baptists
Corwin S. Shanks
Seattle
Wash
Frank L. Miner
Charles R. Brock
Denver
Colo
W. B. Hinson
Portland
Ore
G W. Coleman
Boston
American Women's Baptist Missionary Society
Ruth Shipley
Wyoming
Ohio
H. W. Foster
G. W. Cassidy
Des Moines, Jr
King Presents Polo Cup To Americans In Person
King George in Buckingham Palace hosted the American polo team after their decisive win in the world polo championship. Captain Devereux Milburn accepted the Westchester Cup, thanked the king for royal stables housing ponies, and praised England’s sporting spirit.
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KING
LONDON
Associated Press
George
Buckingham palace
Devereux Milburn
Milburn
England
Italian Ministry Resigns After Confidence Vote
Rome June 27 The cabinet announced its resignation following a confidence vote in the chamber of deputies amid debate over foreign policy and the Juge-Slav treaty. The government faced opposition from Socialist leader Turati and the vote was 284 to 200 in its favor, with the foreign policy portion defeated 224 to 400.
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ROME
Associated Presa
Rapala
Turath
Giolitti
Secretary seeks injunction to stop Dempsey Carpentier fight
Atlantic City June 27 Clinton N Howard secretary of the International Reform Bureau left for Camden to seek a chancery writ to prevent the Dempsey Carpentier bout at Jersey City July 2. If denied he will appeal to the New Jersey supreme court at Trenton.
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ATLANTIC CITY
Clinton N. Howard
International Reform Bureau
Camden
Jueaming
Jersey City
chancery court
Howard
supreme court
trenton
Flyers attempt transcontinental nonstop from Riverside to Mineola
Aviator David R. Davis and Brick Springer of Los Angeles left March Field at 6 a m on a non stop flight toward Mineola field with a plan to cover the route in about thirty hours. They faced earlier weather delays and expect to fly southeast to Yuma then east toward El Paso passing over Tucson and Amarillo at altitudes around 6000 to 8000 feet.
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RIVERSIDE
Cal
David R. Davis
Brick Springer
Los Angeles
teft
March field
Mineola field
Long Instana
Yuma
Ariz
El Paso
Tex
Tucson
Amarilo
NI Fase
Yuma YUMA
Arta
Eric Springer
Churchill urges colonial ties with West Indies
London June 27 Churchill secretary of state for the colonies told a banquet for the Prince of Wales that deeper links between Canada and the West Indies would strengthen the empire. He said coordinated interest would bring greater benefits for both regions and the imperial conference underscored commercial and geographical ties.
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LONDON
Another Cut in Crude Oil Prices Reported in Ohio
Findlay Ohio June 27 further reductions in price of Central West and Wyoming crude oils announced by the Ohio Oil Company Central West grades cut 25 cents a barrel and Wyoming crudes reduced 15 cents New Wyoming prices include Glass Creek 1 Elk Basin 1 Big Mundy 50 cents Block Creek 60 cents Lance Creek 9 cents Mule Creek 45 cents
Lloyd George invites Irish leaders to peace conference in London
Premier Lloyd George sent a letter to Ulster's Sir James Craig and Eamonn de Valera inviting a conference in London to settle the Irish problem. Reports say De Valera will likely accept with conditions including stronger guarantees and the release of internees. Irish reaction is divided and papers note a possible shift in British policy.
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Lloyd George
Great Britain
domas Craig
Ulster
Eamonn le Valera
Irelansi
Samoa
LONDON
Associated Press
Beetihat Fumonn De Valera
Craig
Dublin
De Valera
O'Callaigh
BELFAST
Paris
Sean O'Callaigh
Se Valera
Northern Whig
Sinn Fein
James Craig
ffairly
tin
Eamonn de Valera
Federation Officers Meet to Plan Labor Program
In Denver on June 27 the American Federation of Labor executive council held an executive session. They reviewed resolutions from the forty first convention and discussed immediate steps on legislative matters the Irish question and railroad issues. The council planned action and adjourned to reconvene next month.
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DENVER
executive council
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Former Postmistress and Husband to Face Trial Tomorrow
Irene McAuliffe Inks former postmistress of Franklin Park Illinois and Merl B Inks her husband are to appear before Federal Judge Landis for trial over the disappearance of 16.60 in government funds from the post office last year. Postal authorities reported the shortage in January 1920 and the post mistress vanished the following day.
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CHICAGO
Irene McAuliffe Inks
Franklin Park
Merl B. Inks
Landis
Chicago baseball bribery trials begin in court
Ten of eighteen defendants attend the opening session in Chicago as the trial launches. Fetseh Chcotle William Jackson Gandil Weaver and Risberg among players present while Fred McMullin remains on the Pacific coast. Zork Franklin absent with affidavits for continuance cited illness and an investigation ordered into Franklin’s condition.
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CHICAGO
dime
White Sox
Fetseh
Chcotle
William Jackson
Gandil
Weaver
Risberg
Fred McMullin
Pacific coast
Zork
Franklin
Ben and Louis Levi
David Zelder
Carl Zork
Ben Franklin
St. Louis
bona
dude Friend
Plumberg
Zorx
Frumberg
Budget Board Starts Work
Washington June 2 President Flarding will preside over a Wednesday meeting of government officials to prepare estimates of expenditures for Congress. The conference, called by budget director Charles C. Dawes, aims at coordinating government spending as a preliminary step.
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WASHINGTON
Flarding
congress
Charles C. Dawes
Mr. Dawe
Chicago Boys Hike 4000 Miles to San Francisco and Back
Three Chicago youths Frank Havel Ralph Stangland and George Raabe began a 4000 mile hike to San Francisco and return. They set off as rain poured and carried messages from Dr John Dill Robertson health commissioner to heath commissioners in Omaha Denver Salt Lake City and San Francisco.
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CHICAGO
Frank Havel
Ralph Stangland
George Raabe
San Francisco
John Dill Robertson
heath
Omaha
Denver
Salt Lake City
Plays His Own Music While Surgeons Operate
In South Boston Oscar J Kelley refused ether and played his harmonica on the operating table during surgery to remove a bullet from his thigh. The incident followed a quarrel with his stepson. Also noted Joseph T Booth nominated as register of the land office at Evanston Wyoming and Donald McAllister named receiver of public moneys there.
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BOSTON
Oscar J. Kelley
South
Kelley
Baily
WASHINGTON
Joseph T. Booth
Harding
Evanston
Wyo
Donald McAllister
Mystery fire killer ends life after murder spree
In Mayfield Kentucky Ernest Lawrence is suspected of killing ten people in his farm home Saturday night. He drenched the house with oil, set it ablaze, and killed himself. Authorities note his past illness and a prior police clubbing may have driven the act. Victims include two women three men five infant boys and one infant girl.
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MAYFIELD
Ernest Lawrence
Lawrence
McCain
Olis Drew
Brew
Delmer Drew
Labor Wage Board Order 10 Affects All Railway Employees
Chicago February 27 The labor wage board announced Order 10 reducing pay across all railway employee classes including minor roles and marine workers in Eastern ports. About 400 million dollars in savings projected. The twelve percent scale remained unchanged for many, with specific reductions up to sixty percent for some minor positions and detailed new rates for marine and engine room staff.
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CHICAGO
dane
United States railroad
byer
egaaaty
Jerhee
generis
jaz
ing car
hiuiner
New York
Captavns
FIGO
engins
Philadelphia Perry
nevis
OxtraA
vyneers
Perries
Two Aviators Die In California Plane Crash
Two cadets from Union City and Davis were killed when their airplane crashed near Visalia about miles south of Sacramento while on a training flight. Officials at Mather Field said the crash occurred as the crew began a flight from Visalia to the capital. No further details were released.
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SACRAMENTO
Fivins
J. Pare
Union City
Midh
Joseph WeoWw
Therry
Davis
Tex
Vistdia
here
Matherfield
Satara
Visalia
Vidalia
Radical unions urged to form alliance to prevent war
Major Daniel Hoan of Milwaukee introduced a resolution inviting labor movements including mine workers machinists and railroad groups to convene a conference to form an alliance to prevent war by four goals restoring liberty collective ownership and democratic control of production with a general strike in future conflicts as a substitute for pending motions in the party debate
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United States
eur
generas
sin
Daniel Hoan
Milwhauker
Hoan
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