Hoover Outlines Labor Problem Solutions for United States
In a Washington address Hoover identifies intermittent employment, unemployment from shifting industry, and strikes as key waste sources. He calls for coordinated industry action, stronger labor exchanges, and universal collective bargaining without government ownership. He urges careful economic cooperation and new wage structures to revive initiative.
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Washington, D
Herbert Hoover
Federated American
Boover
Hoover
Leo
Pascal Gets Life Sentence in Kidnapping Case
August Pascal alias Pasquale known as the crank in the Coughlin baby kidnapping was sentenced to life imprisonment for kidnapping. He pleaded guilty to second degree murder and kidnapping for extortion, claiming he smothered 13 month old Blakely Coughlin and dumped the body in the Schuylkill river after collecting $12,000 in ransom.
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Norristown
Pascal
Pasquale
the Crank
Coughlin
Swartz
Vasea
Blakely Coughlin
George H. Coughlin
Pasecal
Schuylkill River
Cotton market plan sparks talks at Western Cotton League meet
The International Cotton League of the West discussed establishing a spot cotton market in Los Angeles to start by January 3, 1921. A resolutions committee was named led by Kennet Oliver of Hi Centro, Cal. Immigration issues dominated remarks with calls to limit Mexican labor and concerns over labor shortages for harvests. W.K. Knox urged watching Washington immigration legislation, warning a prohibition could threaten cotton picking. The note also references a cemetery display at Roselawn and a railway appointment in Kansas City.
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Los Angels
Los Angeles
International Cotton League of the West
Resolutions
Kennet, DD. Oliver
Hi Centro
Cal
Imperial Valley Cotton Growers’Association
California State ‘Housing and Labor
Packers Go to Jail and Fines in Packing Case
Chicago officials and directors of Consumers' Packing Company were sentenced by Judge Evan A. Evans for conspiracy to defraud via the mails. A. J. Nessing, former rabbi, got three and a half years and $1500 fine. Edward J. Ader received five years on thirteen counts and total seven years with a $1000,000 fine. Eli e Pfaelzer, company president, was fined $70,000.
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Chicago
Federal
Leavenworth
Consumers’ Packing Company
Evan A. Evans
A. J. Nessing
Near East Conference Talks Set by Leganes and Lloyd George
Paris reports Premier Georges Leganes of France and Prime Minister David Lloyd George of Britain will likely meet in London for an expert staffed conference. Topics include Greek defeat under Venizelos, Russian Bolshevik advances in the Caucasus, and the collapse of General Wrangel’s South Russian government.
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Paris
Georges Leganes
France
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
London
Near East
Venizelos
Greece
Anay
Asia
Holutseviki
Caucasus
Baron Wrangel
Hunter Fends Off Thousands of Crows in Missouri River Fight
M I Murray of Salix was attacked by thousands of crows while duck hunting on the Missouri River near Sioux City. After he wounded a crow, the flock swarmed, damaging and injuring him until darkness allowed his retreat to a willow patch.
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Sioux City
Towa
Missouri
M. i. Murray
Mr. Murray
Murray
Rosat
Invasion of Neutral Zone Rumors Stir War Talk
A Moscow wireless message claims the Soviet government will push war into the neutral area after attacks on Soviet forces by General Malakovitch leading Polish volunteers who refused to cease fighting. Warsaw reports say fifteen Russian divisions mass on the Voiteh line amid tensions with Russia.
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London
Moscow
Poland
Russia
Malakovitch
Berlin
Warsaw
Polan
Trusxia
Six Sugar Refineries Closed Amid Slump in Demand
New York reports that six refineries belonging to the American Sugar refining company have shut down due to light demand. An official said stockpiles are ample and the plants are prepared to deliver all grades of refined sugar, with closures temporary for lack of demand.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Pl Ay
Iide
Lloyd George denies break with France in interview
Paris reports Prime Minister Lloyd George says Britain and France still share a Franco British alliance. he backs fixing Germany's reparations and vows to stand elbow to elbow with France, warning against misread public opinion while urging frank businesslike talks.
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Paris
Great Britain
France
Lloyd George
London
Petit Parisien
Lioyd George
England
Germany
Branca
Liord George
Britain may recognize Mexico as oil talks proceed
Felix Palavicini, special envoy from Mexico, said Britain will renew diplomatic ties with Mexico soon, linking settlement of the petroleum question to recognition. He noted no pressure on Mexico and that private concerns govern the issue. Palavicini, editor of Universal in Mexico City, plans to resume duties with his paper after a trip to Europe.
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Mexico
Felix Fo Vadavicini
San Antonio Miiday
Mexico City
Healen
Palavicini
Fl Universal
Mexico Ity
Jom. Qorany Caxihonds
C. A. de Litag
Plan Christmas Tree Heralds Civic Charity Ties
The Rotary Christ mas tree will stand on Alamo Plaza early in Christmas week. A public Christmas party for orphans newsmen and the poor children is set for Thursday evening December 23 at 6 30. The Christmas tree committee led by Charles J Sehoff approved details and a Santa chair preys and aids are planned to support India tributes at the event. A neat burial park Crockett 16 8% is noted in an ad.
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Rotary Christine
Alamo Plaza
Dielock
Charles J. Sehoff
Ehalruman
Santh Chita
Askiat India
Chester slayer Chester attempts suicide to avoid trial
Dennis Chester, accused of killing Florence Barton of Kansas City, attempted suicide twice in a Nebraska county jail. He first tied a blanket to a jail bar, then leaped headfirst from a bunk injuring his head. He told guards he was an innocent dying man and asked his body sent to Los Angeles where his wife and two children live.
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Neb
Dennis Chester
Florence Barton
Jus Eell
Chester
Jon
W. C. Talbot
Los Angeles
Obregon Denies Rumor of Ryan as Confidential Ad visor
General Obregon called reports that Brig. Gen. James A. Ryan would serve as his confidential adviser absurd and said Ryan might work as a confidential agent for an American business concern. Obregon also denied plans for a Harding-Obregon meeting at Vera Cruz via Elias Torres Brownsville consul, stating Torres lacked authorization.
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Mexico City
General Obregon
James A. Ryan
Mexico
Ryan
Harding
Vera Cruz
Elias Torres
Brownsville
Torres
Man seeks alimony in divorce suit in Columbus
Palmiera Macino, 70, filed for divorce from Rudin Macino alleging his income is diminishing and that his wife, much younger, left with their three children after he gave her $1300 and deeded a $400 lot for promised duties. He says she returned with only two children.
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Columbus
Palmiera Macino
Rudin Macino
Chief Goetz to be entertained by Eagle Pass unit
Nov. 29. Chief Aah Goetz of the San Antonio fire department will visit Eagle Pass and be entertained in appreciation of the department’s aid. He will be joined by Chief Alex Handley and other local firemen for the occasion in Tagie.
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Quest of
Eagle Pass
Fugle Pass
Wex
Aah. Goetz
de Pertaent
Tagie
Tloetz
Menhen
Toedl
Moxie
Choot4
Chirf Alex Handley
Docal Fire Department
Former Marine Denies Murder of Nine Haitian Prisoners
Freeman Lang, a former American marine, testified in Haiti that he killed only one bandit chief with a machine gun at Hinche after the man tried to escape. He wept on the stand as native gendarmes testified they saw him murder several prisoners, raising the toll to nine.
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Port Au Prince
Haiti
Freeman Lang
Hinche
Lang
Hind Takeo
Patrick Kelly
Jaice
Jess F. Dyer
Ang
Kelly
Planes Enter Mexico First American Aeroplanes Arrive
Two American commercial planes become the first to enter Mexico, arriving at Chilwaua City on a Tin coli Neb route to Mexico City. The mission is to mark buying fields and promote American airplanes and automobile tracks.
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Washington, D. C
Chilwabua City
Tincoli
Neb
Mexico City
Ntgices
Department of Commerce
Judge Acquits Bribery Suspect in Toledo Court
In a historic Toledo police court session Judge James Austin ordered spectators to write the verdict. Of 34 ballots 27 were marked not guilty. The prisoner was declared not guilty after the bribery trial.
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Toledo
Ohio
Hallata
Naner
James Austin
Ardmore girl dies in Fort Worth from fear of algebra
Ethel Loretta Tielho, 18, of Ardmore Oklahoma, died at Union Station Fort Worth at 4 AM Friday from paralysis following a brain-related condition triggered by fear of algebra and mathematics. Parents state the incident was caused by fear of the subject.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Tethel
Loretta Tielho
Ardmore
Okla
Frida
Prohibition officer killed in Noble county raid
DRY AGENT Killed OW Maiama City Ohio Nov 20 Kir by Frang a federal prohibition enforcement officer in this district died in an overnight wound received while he was raiding an alleged moonshine still at the home of George Wells Perry in Noble county. Fort Worth Tex Nov 20 The Guana Hine valley cotton mills at this place are adding two substantial additions to their plant one 70 foot and one 70 foot to be built from earnings of the plant. Just making room for a few additions a senior manager Peters says it may show prosperity or just result of more, the cotton price trend and price adjustments in manufactured cotton goods. Fort Worth Tex Nov 20 W A Baker ssvilehman was awarded R20,000 for permanent injury of toes before Andre Buice Young in the 48th district court China the Taretect verdict that has been returned by the Alateiet court whe Wigtery of Tarrant county for an injury.
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OW Maiama City
Ohio
Kirby Frang
Sdorge Wells
Perry
Noble County
Cuero
Tex
Guana’ Hine Valley
Nioneer Spanufacturers
Texad
Peters
Noree
Tribury
Fort Worth
W. A. Baker
Ssvilehman
Fort Worth & Monver
Which Died First Estate Question In Los Angeles
Los Angeles, November 20. Disposition of an estate valued at 100000 hinges on whether George B Sivelatt or his wife Margaret Sinclair died first. The couple were found asphyxiated in their apartment about a year ago. A coroner jury ruled the deaths accidental. The public administrator will decide whether the estate goes to the husband's father in Nova Scotia or to Mrs. Sinclair daughter Anna Ferdinand of Boston. A decision is expected Tuesday.
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Los Angeles
Cal
George B. Sivelatt
Margaret Sinclair
Hach
Nova Scotia
Sinclair
Anna Ferdinand
Boston
Mass
Housewives League Sparks Bread Price Cut in Toledo
A campaign started a week ago by the Housewives League led to a bread price drop in Toledo. Bakers announced a reduction of one to two cents per loaf with small loaves at 10 cents and large loaves at 15 cents, following months of 11 and 17 cents. Inventories are being adjusted as many bakeries plan further cuts.
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Toledo
Ohio
Housewives League
Tampa Woman Finds Relief From Rheumatism
A Tampa woman, Mary Graven of Yampa Florida, describes years of painful swelling in her shoulder knee wrist and arm. After trying many medicines she began to improve within a week and now rests well and wakes refreshed. The ad notes sale of Annie products in San Antonio by G T Wagner Drug Co and EB d A Meier.
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Annie
San Antonio
G. T. Wagner Drug Co
EB. d. A. Meier
Ady
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