Freight cars boost movement saves billions says Kruttschnitt
New York December 1 AP Greater Movement and heavier leading freight cars since March 1 have saved the public $5 000 000 000 Julius Kruttschnitt chairman of the executive committee of the Pacific lines told a Merchants Association luncheon He said 750 000 cars are now in use and that without them the cost to build 6 000 miles of track and other expenses would be enormous He urged public railroad lines and carriers to replace old transport methods with regulated competition guided by cooperation.
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New York
Julius Kruttschnitt
A Pacific Lines
Merchants Insertion of
Kruttschnitt
Roads to Assist Program Expands Immigration Efforts
New York December 1 AP Railways in the west unite with immigration officials at Ellis Island to address immigrant distribution. Immigration Commissioner Wallis set a conference next Wednesday after a telegram from Eben F. MacLeod of the Western Passenger Association. Great Northern representatives E C Leedy William Blonder and W S Weber said the line aims to aid authorities in settling immigrants in agricultural Northwest regions.
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New York
Ellis Island
Wallis
Eben FE. MacLeod
Western Passenger Association
Chicagon
E. C. Leedy
William Blonder
W. 8. Weber
Great Northern Railway
Northwest
Plant Closes as 600 Workers Affected in Dubuque District
In Dubuque Iowa on December 1 the Bruns wick Balke Collender plant shut down for a run period affecting about 600 workers and leaving over 1200 people in the area with concern as operations paused.
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Dubuque, Tra
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company
Eer
Epee
Brunswick Balke Collender closes Dubuque factory yearly
Chicago officials for the Brunswick Balke Collender company stated the Dubuque factory shutdown is an annual inventory routine.
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Chicago
Brunnswick-Balke-Collender Company of
Dubuque, In
Christian Science Case Is Closed in Massachusetts Court
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court heard the final arguments on the church's deeds of trust and publishing activities. The bench indicated the case is closed except for briefs and a ruling is not expected before the court's March term.
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Boston
Christian Science Church
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
England
Baker Eddy
Wita
Ex convict held in Salt Lake robbery case
Bill R. Walters, 26, an ex convict said to have escaped from Missouri’s Jefferson City penitentiary, was arrested in Salt Lake City and charged with receiving stolen property. Police suspect him in a hotel diamond robbery worth 2850 dollars involving Dave Clemens, a hotel guest.
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Salt Lake
Bill R. Walters
Nevada
Jefferson City
Missouri
Robbers Taken to Iowa Jail
Four federal prisoners captured in a mail car robbery are being transferred to Des Moines for safekeeping. The order for the transfer was issued by U. S. Judge M. B. Wade.
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Council Bluffs
Dac
Seths
Des Moines
Fre K. Poffenberger
Orville Phillips
Merl Phillips
Keith Collins
U. S
M. B Wade
Squadron Taken Out Commission Message From Pearl Harbor
Washington reports a naval commission in the Pearl Harbor area with Rear Admiral William Shoemaker succeeding Rear Admiral William B. Fletcher who accompanied the mission to Brazil. The garbled text confirms a change of command and a formal commission in December.
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Washington
Poeet
Mines in Coahuila resuming work after strike
Eagle Pass Texas reports that work in all Coahuila coal mines resumed today after a strike that began October 11. The Mexican government took over the Aguita and Cloene mines to settle the dispute, following a 20 percent wage increase recommendation. the consulate announced.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Coahuila
Mexicas
Aguiita
Cloene
Texas prohibition law upheld in criminal appeal
Austin Texas AP portion of the Texas prohibition law declaring that the unlawful transportation of intoxicating liquors constitutes a felony was upheld by the court of criminal appeals. The court denied the writ of habeas corpus, holding it within the power of the state to control intoxicants.
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Austin
Tex
Dean
Court of Criminal Ap
New York Stock Market Opens Amid Oil and European Drama
The New York market opened with heavy Mexican oil and strong European issues shaping early trade. Broad selling followed minor rallies as New Haven hit a new low, while shipping eased slightly.
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New York
Iso
New Heaven
Ae Conan Textiles
Sewifi Aaa
Polnta
Hawaii Gets 8th Artillery unit ordered overseas
Junction City Kas Dec 1 AP The Mighty Field Artillery 400 men commanded by Col Brook Payne has been ordered from Camp Funston to the Hawaiian islands for service Three inch guns will be taken to the island in stead of the six inch pieces with which the regiment is now equipped The regiment part of the seventh division will start for the Pacific coast as soon as the new equipment arrives
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Junction City
Kas
Mighty
Field Artillery
Brook Payne
Camp Funston
Hawaiian Islands
Seventh Division
Pacific Coast
Quadruplets Born to Utah Mother in Plain City
Mrs Vina T Keight wife of a Plain City farmer gave birth to four children three boys and two girls at night. Dr George Baker of Ogden reported mother and babies progressing favorably. Two of the quadruplets died a few hours after birth weighing about one and a half pounds each. the physician thinks the other two will survive.
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Salt Lake
Vina T. Keight
Plain City
Utah
George Baker
Ogden
Import Duty on Wheat Proposed by Tincher in House
Washington December 1 AP Representative Tincher of Kansas has drawn a bill for a 35 cent per bushel import duty on wheat to be introduced in the House next Monday. He also prepared another measure aimed at eliminating speculation and gambling in food products on exchanges.
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Washington
Thirty Planes to Greet Harding at Virginia Cape
Thirty airplanes from Langley field will greet President-elect Harding Saturday morning as an escort of honor. He will land at Old Point and later visit Norfolk and Newport News, according to officials in Newport News Virginia.
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Newport News
Lengley Field
Arding
Virginia Capes
Harding
Old Point
Norfolk
Christmas Cheer for Guam Colony
Transformed from a grim troop and ordinance carrier to a Christmas ship loaded with delicacies and gifts, the U S navy transport New Port News departed from Vallejo today for the naval colony at Guam. She is expected to arrive December 24 with about 300 tons of cargo.
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Vallejo
Cal
U. S. Navy
Newport News
Guam
Two Held For Club Fight In New York
Michael Kennedy and Hugh O Rorke were held in 500 bail each on malicious mischief charges linked to the Thanksgiving Day attack on the Union Club. Edgar J Hines filed the complaint, stating each man broke a window valued at about 150.
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New York
Michael Kennedy
Hugh O’rorke
Union Club
Edgar J. Hines
Yale Rifle Club Dates Set With Oxford And Stanford
New Haven announces a telegraphic match between Yale Rifle Club and Oxford University England. The schedule lists Oxford on February 9 and a tentative date for Leland Stanford on February 24.
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New Haven
Oxford University
England
Yale Rifle Club
Oxford
Leland Stanford
Maryland conference backs horse breeding bureau plan
Baltimore December 1 AP note a conference of the state reins commission and leaders from four major Maryland race tracks discussed creating a bureau dedicated to horse breeding. A proposed $100,000 fund from racing associations would support the bureau’s maintenance.
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Baltimore
State Reins Commission
Maryland
Coal yard plan sparks city dispute in Louisville
Des 1 AP report notes Louisville struggles over coal yard operations and city plans to distribute coal locally. Mayor George is said to raise concerns about management and efficiency amid the proposed arrangements.
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Louisville
Des
of Ville
George
Dakota bank failures blamed on nonpartisans
Milwaukee based Ameri can Society of Equity official M P Johnson charged North Dakota bank failures stem from propaganda driven nonpartisan league schemes and reckless spending. He blamed stock holding and discounting methods, while asserting Wall Street played little role. President Wilson replied to South Dakota Senator Ed Johnson seeking relief, saying legislation lacks power to act and conditions stem from falling prices.
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Milwaukee
M. P
Northota
American Society of Equity
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Wall Street
Johnson
Sioux Falls
Wilson
Ed. Johnson
South Dakota
Northwest
Woodrow Wilson
Pocatello bootleggers plan secret annual meeting in Gate City
A circulated report claims the Pocatello Bootleggers Association will hold a closed annual meeting in Gate City with no public invitations. The group discusses supply and demand, rising costs, and a price list to be voted in, affecting home production and market dynamics.
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Pocatello Bootleggers Association
Gate City
Temple stones that may become hearth stones in warning
Washington reports warn that Harborough Rocks and other Druid Circle stones are being broken up for housing. The bulletin recalls past losses of art and ruins, noting Stonehenge and smaller avenues may be dismantled or repurposed, endangering ancient solar worship monuments.
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Harborough Rocks
England
Georgraphis
Praxiteles
Africa
Asia Minor
Greece
Rome
Stonehenge
Salisbury Plain
Harborough
Wales
Scotland
Ireland
Europe
France
Asia
India
Immigration bill aims to curb aliens entering the United States
Washington reports Senate plans a six month moratorium on immigration as Congress returns. Senator Bing of Utah and the immigration committee prepares to introduce a bill shortly after next Monday session. Senator King urged tougher admission rules and banning entrants inoculated with red tendencies from foreign countries.
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Washington
Congress
Bing of
Ota
Neonate Immigration Committee
King
United States
Allen Favors Extending Plan Nationwide
Governor Henry J. Allen of Kansas urged a nationwide extension of the Kansas method creating a court of industrial relations. He cited Kansas’ success in rectifying worker abuses and argued impartial adjudication settles labor disputes better than strikes or arbitration, warning against “soft handed radicals” profiting from quarrels.
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Harrislurg
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Court of Industrial Relations
Allen
Oregon Apples Shipped At Loss In State Market
La Grande Oregon December 1 Apples from the Grande Ronde valley will sell to Portland buyers at a penny each due to nonprofitable east and midwest shipments. Local dealers report steep freight rates eroding the sale price, leaving orchardists with nothing.
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la Grande
Ore
Grande Ronde Valley
Portland
Middle West
Oregon Pears Top London Market in Carload Sale
Salem dispatch reports Oregon pears again lead London market prices. A carload sold for 3332 dollars f o b New York City, according to Robert Paulus, official for the Oregon Growers' Cooperative Association.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
London
Robert Paulus
Szlessr
Oregon Growers’ Co-operative Association
New York City
Semenoff Arrives in Vladivostok Under Japanese Escort
Tokio reports General Semenoff, anti Bolshevik leader near Siberia and Mongolia, has arrived in Vladivostok under Japanese escort after his troops were defeated and deserted by Bolsheviks. He boarded a Japanese transport, signaling a shift in the frontier conflict dynamics.
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Tokio
Semenoff
Siberia
Mongolia
Vladivostok
Express Company Seeks 13.5 Percent Intrastate Rate Hike
Austin Texas December 1 The American Railway Express Company notified the Texas Railroad Commission it has applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for a 13.5 percent intrastate express rate increase. The Texas commission recently refused a similar request.
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Austin
Tex
American Railway Express Company
Texas Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas Commission
Jury Disagreement Ends Murder Trial in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on December 1, the trial of Mrs. Maybelle Roe for the murder of McCullough Graydon ended in a jury disagreement. Roe and three others faced indictment after Graydon died from a pistol wound in Venice last September following a rent and possession dispute. Separate trials were requested, with Roe tried first. the jury deliberated for twenty four hours and included two women.
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Los Aneples
Maybelle Roe
McCullough Graydon
Affiliation Talk In Idaho Scout Meeting Planned
George C. Todd, Pocatello scout master, returns from Idaho Falls where he met leaders on a possible general affiliation. Scout Field Executive C. K. Wayne will visit soon to review the matter. A 6 o'clock meeting of local scout masters will discuss Christmas stamp seal sales and district division for booths to fund tuberculosis work in Idaho.
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George C. Todd
Pocatello
Boy Scouts
Idaho Falls
C. K. Wayne
Seattle
Mimsters
Idaho
Sinn Fein Headquaters Raided in Liverpool Scotland Road
Police raided Sinn Fein headquarters on Scotland Road Liverpool this morning. Premises were carefully searched and no arrests were made.
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Liverpool
Sinn Fein
Scotland Road
Foley's Honey and Tar Adends School Croup Relief
An old advertisement urges school children and parents to use Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and croup. It promises quick relief, notes mucus loosening and soothing of inflamed membranes, and offers a mail-in trial package from Foley Co. Includes other Foley products and a request to read Tribune Classified Ads.
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Rena
Marehard
Salem
Mass
Foley
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Lil
Nourishing One-Piece Dishes and Corn Chowder Guide
A historical, practical guide describes hearty midday meals using cereals such as rice barley and macaroni with or without meat. It details a corn chowder method with corn potatoes butter onions crackers and milk, layered and simmered to finish in a tureen.
Dough Held Without Bail in Oregon Kidnapping Case
Toronto dispatch reports John Dough ty, arrested in Oregon and returned to face theft and kidnapping charges in Ambr Small’s disappearance. Small, a theatre owner missing since last December, will be held without bail for a hearing Monday. Detectives probe whether Small was murdered and his body shipped in a trunk.
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John Doughty
Oregon
Ambr
Small
Doughty
Cre
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Barcelona
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