House Panel Attacks Ford Plan for Muscle Shoals
Washington June 20 AP Republican members of the House military committee issued a critical report on Henry Ford s bid to buy and lease the Muscle Shoals power and nitrate projects. They accuse Ford of hollow promises and warn the public that fertilizer plans would be profit driven.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Ala
House
Kears
Ohio
House Military Committee
Muselene
Ford
Congress
Sava
Roxy
Muscle Sh
Evie
Nevers
Mr. Ford
Alladdin
Waco
Surprise Pillory’s defeats and Belmont showdown with Snob IT
The record notes Surprise Horse Pillory lost to Snob IT then beat Snob in the Belmont races. It highlights Pillory as a leading contender after defeating Morvich, the wonder racer, suggesting strong performance and high hopes.
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Pillory
Snob IT
Snob
Aerend & Chance
Morvich
German Prices on Merchandise Rapidly Rising in Berlin
Berlin reports show general merchandise in Germany rising fast, deterring foreigners from buying. After the war prices were low and Berlin stores attracted shoppers from nearby regions, England and the United States, but current parity with outside markets makes trips for shopping less appealing.
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Berlin
Germany
Seeney
England
United States
AFL Convention Rejects Resolution Praising Howat and Derby
The American Federation of Labor in Cincinnati refused to back a proposal congratulating Kansas miners leaders Alexander Howat and August Derby. The debate touched on jail status, independence of craft unions, and past expulsions linked to John L. Lewis. The convention pressed for amnesty, supported the Bland bill, and backed Ford’s Muscle Shoals project.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Alexaner Howat
August Dorchy
Kansas Miners
Kansas Industrial Court
United Mine Workers of America
John Lewis
Miners’ Union
Howat
Porechy
Joseph Lynal
Peoria Trades and Labor Assembly
Derby
John L. Lewis
Lynal
Lewis
William Green
William Z. Foster
Foster
Ashgion
Nicola Sacco
Bartholomew van Zetta
Boston
Bland
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Federation
Congress
Ford
Umpire Dineen Clashes With Ruth After Suspension
In Cleveland on June 20 Babe Ruth clashed with umpire Dineen in the dugout after Ruth was suspended for disputing calls in the previous day's game. Ruth worked out with the Yankees before the game and threatened that he would retire Dineen for life if he ejected him again, prompting intervention by Manager Speaker and First Baseman McInnis.
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Cleveland
Babe Kunth
Dineen
Ruth
Yanks
Dinee
Speaker
McInnis
Automobile Stats and Road Vehicle Trends
The report notes seven Belgian auto makers and 1921 wholesale prices around 702 dollars. Ontario farms average one car per four. Motor trucks moved about 1.2 billion pounds of freight in 1921. New York traffic court jailed over 3,000 drivers that year.
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Belgium
Ontario
Canada
New York
United States
Indianapolis
Siam
Great Britain
Superior Bakery Bread Deal At All Grocers
Gold en Crust bread now 2 for 15 cents at all grocers. J20 wood for sale. Call 303 Garrett Transfer. J23 wood for safe. Call 303 Garrett Transfer. J22 ge dance Tuesday night Hillcrest J20.
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Superior Bakery
Garrett Transfer
Hillcrest
SP Opposes Separation of SP and Central Pacific
San Francisco June 20 AP The Southern Pacific faces possible Supreme Court denial of a rehearing on its split from Central Pacific. SP chief counsel William F Herrin says SP may place Central Pacific stock in escrow and await ICC guidance. He cites unity since 1869, bond guarantees, and potential $26 to $50 million in new terminal costs.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company
United States Supreme Court
Central Pacific
Eschow
Interstate Commerce Commission
William F. Herrin
Southern Pacific
Herrin
Ee - Commerce
South
Northwest
Ogden
Centrate Pacific
A. R. Heywood
Utah
Supreme Court
Seth Mann
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Central Pacific Railroad
U. S. Supreme Court
Wm. Sproul
Ecommantin
Union Pacific
Union
Rock Island
Sprout
Crust Stead Now 2 for 15 Cents At All Grocers
Local price note announces Crust Stead bread now sold two loaves for 15 cents across all grocers. The brief item highlights a promotional bundle and retailer participation.
Nebraska prisoner Brown wounded in Wyoming pursuit
An AP report describes Brown from Nebraska as wounded during a pursuit near Cheyenne Wyoming. A physician said he was not badly injured and could be moved on a stretcher aboard a train, with details of his capture near Bow rest until further confirmation.
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Fred Rawlins
Wre
Roti Csioe
Hyeres
Kariff
Nebraska
Brown
We. Brown
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ebraska Olay
Rew
Wyoming
Alaskan Trip Abandoned Amid Weather and Policy Uncertainty
Washington reports President Harding tentatively calls off an Alaskan tour due to prevailing business conditions and uncertain weather. officials reference weather and fiscal concerns affecting travel plans and agenda in June.
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Washington
Harding
Fede
Enner
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Pure Foods
United Approved States
Pure Food Authorities
Gings
London
York
Angelina
Fic
California
Arizona
Salt Lake
Pressed Brick Co
Murray
North Grant Ave
Loux- Barrette Lumber
Mpcales
Summer House Coats and Loung
Shantung
Jour Health
Fiekee
Pecatello Optical Co. DS. AL. Geilton Bmeeeg
Phene
Center St
Puigine Trades
Ont Central Labor
Pocatello
Ford Carsie
Pocatello Auto Co., Inc
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