Efforts to settle British miners strike continue in London
London reports that miners representatives refuse Lloyd George proposals while railway men and transport workers prepare to strike. Triple Alliance members keep working pending further instructions as negotiations continue and flood safety operations proceed with limited pumping in Fifeshire.
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Britain
London
Transport Workers
Triple Alliance
Lloyd George
National Union of Railway Men
National Federation of Telephone Workers
London Times
Transport Workers Federation
United Kingdom
Fifeshire
Packers Say Women Turned Down Their Statement of Facts
Mrs. E. T. Costigan of the National League of Women Voters allegedly refused a representative of the Institute of American Meat Packers permission to present facts on meat supplies and demand. The institute accuses her of blocking Packers’ input at a committee conference during a discussion of federal meat regulation.
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Packers
Associated Press
Chicago
E. T. Costigan
National League of Women Voters
Institute of American Meat Packers
3. T. Nash
Cleveland Provision Company
Costigan
Nash
Institute
Woman Dies After Room Raid In Chicago Hotel
Chicago police awaited grand jury action in the case of Thomas Mafredas charged with assault with a deadly weapon after Mrs. Ella Sapp died from a March 31 shooting in a West Madison Street hotel room. Mafredas claimed she fired first, a claim authorities deemed implausible given the wound’s position.
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Chicago
Thomas Mafredas
Canton
Jil
Ella Sapp
Pekin
Ill
Auto Bandits Rob Denver Stockyards Bank of $23000
Auto bandits robbed the Denver Stockyards Bank in the Union Stockyards area this morning taking about $23,000 after forcing employees to the floor. Police pursued in motor cars within minutes.
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Denver
United Press
Colo
Union Stockyards
Sacramental Wine Security Rule Hits Loan Reductions
The Federal Reserve Board ruled drafts secured by warehouse receipts for sacramental wine are not eligible for rediscount by federal reserve banks. The ruling allows banks to rely on notes secured by warehouse receipts but limits wine held in bond not to be treated as readily marketable staple.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Peggy Hopkins Seeks Divorce From Millionaire Husband
Peggy Hopkins faces a lawsuit from J Stanley Joyce multimillionaire lumberman seeking annulment and return of about a million dollars in property. The case lists several co-respondents including Sartin French Henri Letellier Maurice Evans Spaulding and others. Hopkins previously married, divorced, and remarried Joyce within days, with Joyce arguing she remained legally married to Hopkins when he wed her.
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United Press
Chica
Peggy Hopkins
Bia Freedom Today
J. Stanley Joyce
Foyee
Sarton French
New York
Henri Letellier
Parisian Journalis
I Maurice
Evans Spaulding
American Woolen Mills
Peggy
Margaret Upton
Norfolk
Everett Archer
Denver
Colo
Sherburne Hopkins
Washington, D. C
Pegsy
Milionaires
Hopkins
Joyce
War Risk Bureau to Head Soldier Relief
Washington D C April 12 Direction of all soldier relief activities of the government with the exception of vocational training will be transferred to the war risk bureau as soon as the details for the move are completed Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Laporte said today Public health hospitals will continue to treat veterans but under the direction of the bureau which will be responsible for the medical and surgical treatment of the men All diagnosis and admittance to hospitals will also be under the bureau and veterans can be sent to public health army navy or state hospitals as the bureau directs
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Ajust
Congress
America
Bejing
Conehas Asco
Conehas Asco 12.—Shel
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Hts Republic
Republic
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Federal Board For Vocational Training
Carin
Igervica
Army
Navy
Department of Public Welfare
Seek Blond Woman When Yeggman Slain
Police seek a blond woman linked to the death of Claude Koman alias Michael McNamara a famed safecracker found dead in his Shamrock apartment. McNamara a two time ex convict and alleged gang leader was shot four times and his assailants fled in a motor car in a suspected dispute over loot.
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United Press
St. Louis
Claude Koman
Shamrock
Sethe Shamrock
Michael McNamara
United States
McNamara
Addie Ades Adventures The Next Week Dinner Conversation
George takes Addie out for dinner but changes venues with oddities. A discussion on real estate ads reveals a sharp critique of how to describe property and attract readers. The scene ends with a hint this may be their last meal at the cafeteria.
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George
Addie
Glanrids Avenue
Missing coed 16 found asleep on Waukegan porch
Caryl Pattison of the University of Illinois was located asleep on the porch of John Mackin, a Chicago lumber dealer in Waukegan Illinois. She said a man was involved but would not discuss his identity. She had been revived yesterday in Evanston hospital after being found unconscious on a road in Wilmette.
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Associated Press
Waukegan
Ill
John Mackin
Chicago
Caryl Pattison
University of Ilinois
Harry Pattison
Miss Pattison
Evanston Hospital
Wilmette
Mackin
Cedar Heights Debates Paying for City Improvements
Cedar Heights council heard pro and con on sewer paving and sidewalk upgrades. Mayor Parrott estimated costs at 50 000 to 53 000 with contractors backing the figures. Objectors ask delaying until prices and money ease. council plans final action tonight after further weighing arguments.
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Cedar Heights
W. F. Parrott
Altho
Mivor Parrott
Harding urges restraint on spending and tax relief plan
President Harding argues the federal government must trim expenditures to fit the national income, cut taxes and repeal excess profits tax, while defending tariff protections. He calls for immediate revenue law revisions, tariff actions, and stronger support for U S agriculture to stabilize the economy and reduce debt. The message stresses economy in administration, accountability for public burdens, and balance between internal taxes and external tariffs.
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Congress
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Budgets, Transportation and Peace Treaty Policy
The text argues for a national budget, lower government costs, and a shift to businesslike government. It calls for reduced highway and rail costs, federal planning for roads, and stronger maintenance. It discusses merchant shipping, veterans' care, and a cautious approach to joining the league of nations while seeking a peaceful world order.
Military Honors Planned for Gen Clark Funeral
The body of Brig. Gen. Harvey C. Clark of the Missouri National Guard, who died of meningitis, will be taken to Butler for a funeral tomorrow afternoon. Military honors will be given, with two detachments of militia joining the guard from St. Louis and the family present.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Harvey C. Clark
Missouri National Guard
Butler
Tell Volstead Beer Good for Thirst in Washington
Physicians testifying in Washington advise Congress member A. J. Volstead that real deer for thirst relief is unnecessary and that manufacture of real Deer is not required under Palmer era rulings. The remarks reference the dry regulation act and suggest no medical need for deer products.
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Danted Press
Washington, D.C
A. J. Volstead
Ig Dame
Palmer
Voisteld
Boiler explosion at Miller Rubber plant kills and injures in Akron
One person is dead and eight injured after a boiler exploded at the Miller Rubber company plant in Akron. The blast knocked the boiler house to the rear of the main building, collapsing the structure. Ambulances were summoned to aid victims as rescuers comb the wreckage.
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United Press
Akron
Miller Rubber Company Toda
Caddock to Meet Strangler Lewis Tonight for Title Try
Des Moines April 12 Earl Caddock of Walnut Iowa will fight Bo Strangler Lewis tonight in a finish match to regain the heavyweight championship. Managers say both men are in good condition and confident of victory. In the preliminaries Jake Brissler meets Jack Rogers.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Ehar
Caddock
Walnut
Bo “Strangler” Lewis
Jake Brissler
Jack Rogers
Stillman Divorce Case Postponed After Guardian Refusal
Hearings in the divorce suit of James A. Stillman against Pat Potter Stillman were postponed to early May after Sonn A. Mack guardian ad litem for Guy S. Stillman refused to agree to April 20. The case involves the bank president and a dispute over paternity with horses linked in the background. Bandits have robbed Francisco. the town seeks protection.
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Associated Press
New York
James A. Stillman
The
National City Bank
Pat” Potter
Sonn A. Mack
Guardian Ad Liter
Guy S. Stillman
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