Railway Workers Rebuff Government in Wage Talks
LONDON Jan 9 The Union of Railway Workers rejected government wage terms at a conference but no strike or deadlock exists. A further meeting is planned tomorrow to hear the government’s reply. Rumors say J H Thomas may resign though not substantiated. Workers argue higher freight charges could cover the demanded increases.
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Associated Press
London
Union of Railway Workers
J. H.thomas
National Union of Railwaymen
Thomas
Paris
Lloyd George
Wallace says Austria in need of foodstuffs
Paris January 9 Baron Peter Bichoff head of the Austrian mission in Paris called on Hugh C. Wallace the American ambassador today After hearing a report on the situation in Austria Mr Wallace said he was deeply impressed by the necessity of immediate action to save the country from starvation Ambassador Wallace expressed hope that some action might be taken by the United States to provide prompt relief with no prospects for return to normal times in view of the present crisis
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Associated Press
Paris
Baron Peter Bichoff
Hugh C. Wallace
Austria
Wallace
United States
Lemhi County Horses Die From Starvation
Salmo n Idaho Jan 9 Associated Press scarce hay causes neglect of horses across Lemhi County Many range horses normally fed in winter are starving stockmen cannot afford feed and none will take them at feed prices Numerous suffering animals have strayed into town pawing for food
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Associated Press
Salmon
Ydaho
Lemhi County
Coffroth May Stage Big Fight Some Other Place
San Francisco dispatch reports Coffroth plans a major fight unknown location possibly not in Tijuana Lower California if he secures contracts with Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier a personal letter to appear tomorrow in the San Francisco Chronicle notes the promoter’s intent to stage the bout elsewhere.
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Coffroth
Associated Press
San Francisco
James W. Coffroth
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Tijuana
California
San Francisco Chronicle
Porter son of Gabriel Porter killed at Tuxpam Mexico
Porter family receives letters from Penn-Africa Oil officials stating Gabriel Porter was killed December 21 in Tuxpam Mexico when a Mexican federal officer, who was intoxicated, shot him by accident while returning from a dance.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Sh N. Porter
Gabriel Porter
Tuxpam
Mexico
Penn-Afexico Oil Company
Porter
Dance
California Milk Association and affiliates face charter dissolution
In San Francisco on January 9, a venue action was filed in the name of the state of California seeking dissolution and forfeiture of the charters of the California Associated Dairymen and its affiliated corporations. The filing marks a major legal move against the dairy cooperative network.
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San Francisco
Cal
California
Associated
Dairymen’ of
Was. ‘Prant
California milk monopoly charge sparks AG action
Attorney General Webb today accused four individuals on the ground of coordinating and that these organizations had monopolized 76 per cent of California milk supply and were partly responsible for higher milk prices.
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A. 8
Webb
California
Suals Acquire Two Players From Washington Americans
Charles Griham, manager of the San Francisco Pacific Coast League team, announced the purchase of catcher Sam Agnew and pitcher Jordan from the Washington Americans. The Washington team featured the Buffalo International club last season.
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San Francisco
Charles Gri Aham
Sam Agnew
Jordan
Washington Americans
Buffalo International Club
New York BoardAuthorized to Issue Bonds to Pay Teachers
New York city officials authorized revenue bonds totaling 650000 to cover December teachers salaries as a strike threat loomed. The move aims to avert disruption in public schools and stabilize funding amid labor tensions.
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Associated Press
New York
Board of Aldermen
Frame-up claims shape GOP meat inquiry at Senate
W. B. Colver of the FTC accused arrests in the Justice Department campaign against Reds of being frame ups to prop up the theory that the FTC is a Bolshevik hotspot. He cited connections involving C. A. Martens and S. Nuorteva, and alleged packers aided the frame up to push for tighter meat regulation amid anti trust settlements. He linked Ohsel and Mallen arrests to Chicago and Washington figures, and noted a possible Swift involvement.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Justice
Ig Commission
W. B. Golver
Senate Agriculture Committee
Colver
Chicago
CG. A. Ig
Martens
S. Nuorteva
Agriculture Committee
Kenyon
Kendrick
Rafael Mallen
The
Trade Commission
H. J. C. Claybaugh
Secret Service
Barry
Johann Ohsel
Ohsol
Nnorteva
Dense Fog Ties Up Ocean Steamers and Chesapeake Craft
Dense fog lasting two days and nights delays ocean steamers and Chesapeake Bay vessels. The Texan carrying 12,000 tons of foodstuffs for Italy was damaged after side swiping the City of Richmond near Tort, Henry and Lazaretto in the channel. City of Richmond damage estimated at $25,000.
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Associated Press
Baltimori4
Chesapeake Bay
Texan
Italy
City of
Richmond
Missouri Defeats Iowa in Valley Opener
Missouri University opened the Missouri Valley conference basketball season in Ames by defeating Iowa State College 55 to 20. The AP report notes strong defense and a leading performance by Missouri, with Iowa State struggling to score throughout the game.
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Ames
Iowa
Missouri University
State College
Panama Assembly Ratifies Versailles Peace Treaty
Panama January 9 the assembly today unanimously ratified the peace treaty at Versailles.
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Panama
The
Associated Press
Versailles
Twin Falls Chamber Secures Permanent Home
The Twin Falls chamber of commerce secured a permanent headquarters yesterday morning in the Boyd building. President Asher B. Wilson and Secretary Wight closed the deal, securing five well lit rooms for business transactions.
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Twin Falls
Chamber. of Commerce
Asher B. Wilson
Wight
Boyd
Commercial
Main Street
Commere
Kimberly Legion Holds 1st Meeting In Twin Falls County
Kimberly post of the American Legion was launched at a well attended meeting of former service men. The charter was granted through Royal Scudder. A three member committee was appointed to draft constitution and by laws for presentation next Friday night. Representatives will attend Twin Falls post meeting Monday to seek speakers. Kimberly is the fourth post in Twin Falls county and county leads in state membership.
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Kimberly
Kimberly Post
The
American Legion
Royal Scudder
Uncle Sam's
Twin Fails Post
Twin Falls County
Stockton to See Coast Games Sunday Mornings
Pacific Coast baseball league allows Sunday morning games in Stockton after approval from executives. Sacramento magnate Charles Moreing says Stockton will host first game against Seattle on April 11, with guaranteed safety of finances and strong local fan support as 750 tickets have already been sold.
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Stockton
Cal
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Charles ‘Moreing
Sacramento
Evens
James New Fagan
Seattle
Charles
Lewis Moreing
Moreings
Saito Plans Expanded Freedoms for Koreans
Seoul Baron Saito governor of Korea reiterates openness to popular desires and contemplates wider freedom of speech and local self government. He notes reduced discrimination in six months and promises abolition of flogging, expanded education, strengthened police, and firm action against agitators.
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Associated Press
Seoul
Korea
Baron Saito
United States Golf Association Meeting Promising Harmony
New York Jan 9 The annual United States Golf Association meeting was described as one of the most harmonious gatherings of club representatives in 26 years. The session covered officer elections and the awarding of prizes while highlighting cordial proceedings.
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New York
United States Golf Association
Washington debates Mexican warnings in Tampico killings
Washington officials concluded the Mexican waiver on Tampico area travel offers no protection and demands proof of explicit warnings beyond the waiver. The killings of Americans Z. J. Roney and Earl Boles prompt questions, with evidence noting a Mauser bullet wound to Boles and Carranza forces in control of the region. Miguel Sierra, who accompanied the Americans, escaped unharmed.
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Associated Press
Washington
State
Mexico
Boles
Carranza
Manuel Palaez
Department
Miguel Sierra
Mexican Charged With Murder by Texans
Williamson county grand jury returned three indictments charging Juan Cahalla, a Mexican, with murder by axe in the December 15 Jarrell, Texas, killings of a Mexican tenant farmer, his wife and daughter. Trial date set for January 15. officials say Cahalla confessed and cited robbery as motive amid Mexican press reports.
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Associated Press
Georgetown
Fex
Tan
Williamson County
Juan ~ Cahalta
Fa Mer
Jarrell
Texas
Chaballa
Mexico
Excelsior
Mexico City
Lineup and substitutions in jumbled school game report
A fragmented sports note lists players by names and positions for Bull ow, Twin Falls and junior girls teams. It mentions forwards centers and guards with subs like Yocum Kren Ble Hertz Carter Bailey and others, plus a referee and several misread names from Baylor McCracken Humphrey Irwin Laird Holder man Blake Teague and Dunning.
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Yocum
Kren- Ble
Hertz
Taylor
King
Carter
Bailey
Bull Ow
Miller
Parry
Camel
Venter
Barriger
Barker
Putman
Carlson
Lough
Baylor
McCracken
Humphrey
Irwin
Laird
Buaer
Teague
Holderman
Blake
Dunning
Astor Estate in New York to Be Sold at Auction
Tracts of New York City property valued at six million dollars, inherited from John Jacob Astor, will be sold at a public auction next March. Trustees, after Henry Astor's death in 1908, plan to dispose of the estate held in trust. The Eden farm land has grown into theaters, private homes, factories, and tenement houses through generations of Astor influence.
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Associated Press
New York
Henry ‘Astor
John
Jacob ‘Astor
Henry Astor
William B. “Astor
Malverina Dinehart
Rhinebeck
N.Y
Copake
Columbia County
New’ York City
Eden Farm
Toledo Receives Honors In National Golf Awards
The United States Golf Association tonight awarded the national open to Inverness club Toledo the national amateur to Engineers Country club Roswell New Mexico and the national foursomes to Mayfield Country club Cleveland Ohio in a ceremony noting the venues for 1926 events.
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Associated Press
New York
Inverness* Club
Toledo
Engineers’ Country, Club
Roswell
I. T
Mayfield Country Club
Cleveland
Ohio
United States Golf “Association Tonight
Drug Act Held Valid in Ruling
A court upheld the validity of a drug act amid an ongoing petition challenging it. The decision involved municipal authorities and medical professionals who argued the act's provisions were constitutional and enforceable under existing statutory powers.
Arrest Alleged I W W Members in Boise Raid
Boise Idaho January 9 four alleged I W W members were arrested in a raid by state constabulary and Boise police on two lodgings under suspicion. One man named B Waddell was found with organizer credentials signed by Thomas Whitehead and I W W defense bonds showing a prisoner photo. Seized also were stamps books letters and propaganda material.
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Associated Press
Boise
Idaho
I.W. W
State Constabulary
Waddell
Thomas Whitehead
Hughes Condemns Action of Assembly
Associated Press reports Speaker Hughes condemns the action of the assembly. The remarks criticize the Assembly’s conduct and reflect political tension surrounding the proceeding.
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Hughes
Explosion Injures Miners at Bellew Delaware Lackawanna Works
An explosion at the Bellew Delaware Lackawanna mine works today injured several miners. The blast occurred in a pocket gas area during regular operations, causing commotion and prompting emergency response crews to secure the scene and treat the injured on site. Authorities are investigating the cause and assessing damage to the mine facilities.
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Delaware
Lackawann
Armistice Continues Despite Mixed Signals
The Associated Press reports Sweden and nearby nations receiving mixed signals on armistice progress as Stockholm and Helsinki monitor developments and expect further direction next week.
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Missouri
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Kimberly Legion
Saito
Golf Association
Astor Estate
Nia E City
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Stockholm
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