Labor triumphants at convention keys to peace
United Press report from Washington on June 13 outlines the peace resolutions before Congress. Representative Connolly warns Germany will demand ships property money and bonds, claiming $221,000,000 in civilian losses at sea. Porter resolution expected to pass though debates loom over Knox broader terms and House Senate differences remain.
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Germany
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Texas
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Admiral Sims Speech Sparks Washington Controversy
London June 13 Admiral Sims says he was quoted wrongly in a speech to the English Speaking Union and will not retract. Secretary Denby will continue his inquiry upon Sims return to Washington. The incident fuels diplomatic tension as cables delay replies and bladdering debate over Sinn Fein sympathy in the United States persists.
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Washington
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America
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Marine engineers reject mediation wage cut proposal
New York June 13 Striking marine engineers rejected the latest settlement offer through government mediation. The proposal included a 15 percent wage reduction. Engineers' representatives voted against it yesterday and sent their response to Washington.
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United Preas
New York
Washington
Courier Delivery Time Notice
The Courier should be delivered to your home before 5 20 o'clock. If the carrier makes an error or you do not receive the paper by that time, please phone and a copy will be sent. One call must reach this office before 6 30 p m.
Three Churchmen to Get Red Hat at Today's Consistory
Rome June 13 The sacred college convened for a secret consistory to name three new cardinals. Monsignor Tacci Porcelli, Monsignor Ratti, and Monsignor Laurenti were expected to receive the red hat. A public consistory will follow Tuesday with Ragonesi Benedi y Vivo Vidal y Barraquet elevated as cardinals. The Pope completed today allocations mentioning France relations and Palestine conditions.
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Sacred College
Tacci Porcelli
Ratti
Poland
Laurenti
Congregation of the Propaganda
Ragonesi
Muncio
Spain
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Burkos
Francisco Vidal Y Barraquet
Tarragona
Benedict
France
Palestine
Harvest Hands Pay Raised in Kansas Wheat Crisis
Farmers in Wichita report higher wages to hire men for wheat harvest as crop losses mount. Some laborers are paid four to five dollars a day instead of the previously agreed three, but many fields lie unshocked with wheat on the ground across the region.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Kan
Caravan throngs pass through Chicago to Iowa for shrine meet
Hundreds of Mystic Shrine members stayed in Chicago today en route to Des Moines for the imperial conclave opening Tuesday. Local estimates put the number passing through at 3,000 Shrine members. Also in Jamestown, union job printers ended a 44-hour week strike as workers returned to a 48-hour week at old wage rates.
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Mystic Shrine
Des Moines
Associate Press
Jamestown
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British Miners Grow Concilatory Reported by AP
London June 13 messages from mining centers report a growing mood among miners to accept the latest offer from coal mine owners to settle the strike now in its third month. A few leaders remain firm and doubt the rumors. Negotiations between the tailors and cotton workers have been adjourned until Tuesday. About half a million operatives are out of work.
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Des Moines Stirs Over Shriners Pajama Parade After Train Arrival
Des Moines reports from June 13 describe Shriners arriving by train for imperial council events. Nobles in pajamas toured streets at 1 to 2:30 a.m. parading barefoot amid loud fireworks while others slept. A visiting noble lent $2 to former Senator Lafe Young, who forgot the lender’s name and address.
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Imperial Council
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Four women charged in Lakewood murder case in Cleveland
Cleveland, June 13. Four women are charged with first degree murder in the stabbing death of Daniel F. Kaber in his Lakewood home two years ago. Indicted are Mrs. Erminia Colavito a midwife and Mrs Eva Catherine Kaber widow Miss McArdle her daughter and Mrs Mary Brickel. Colavito admitted organizing the crime and supplying a poison to Kaber's wife. The plot involved four men, with $5000 promised to killers and plans revised after initial failure.
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Daniel F. Kaber
Lakewood
E. C. Stanton
Erminia
Emma) Colavito
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Asgassing
Daniel F
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Kaber
Raber
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Eva Catherine Kaber
Miss McArdle
Mary Brickel
Sandusky
Gleveland
Mellon Opposes Soldier Bonus Bill This Year
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon will oppose granting a soldier bonus this session. His stance followed talks with Senator Penrose and other leaders as a finance subcommittee prepares to report. The bill’s features include possible government outlays or securities for ex servicemen, which Mellon is understood to oppose.
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Washington, D. C
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Mellon
Congress
Penrose
Senate
Finance Committee
Minneapolis Elects Mayor After Bitter Campaign
Minneapolis voters faced a tight choice between Thomas Van Lear and George E. Leach in the mayoral race. Van Lear, the incumbent, led with Socialist party backing and support from the Working People's Nonpartisan Political League. Leach, a brigadier general in the Minnesota National Guard, had been the unofficial Republican nominee and commanded the One Hundred Fifty first Field Artillery in France.
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Minneapolis
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George E. Leach
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Léach
Minnesota National Guard
One Hundred Fifty First Field Artillery
France
Soviet Trade Minister Krassin to Visit Canada and U.S.
Soviet minister of trade Leonid Krassin plans a trip to Canada and the United States focused on trade with no political significance. He will first go to Canada and then to the United States if possible, the London AP dispatch reports.
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Associated Press
London
Leonid Krassin
Canada
United States
Montreal
Krassin
Woman 58 Tried for Killing Boy in Detroit Case
Trial of Elizabeth Lewen 58 charged with murder of 6 year old Max Ernest to begin in recorder's court. About 50 witnesses subpoenaed. Prosecution alleges Lewen lured the boy from his home and killed him for revenge against his father Frank Ernest after a dispute over a home purchase. The child disappeared May 11 and was found three weeks later on city outskirts.
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Associated Press
Netroit
Mich
Elizabeth Lewen
Max Ernest
Recorder’s Court
Hope revives for bankrupt Europe in Mexico City
Mexico City June 13. Payment of interest on the Mexican foreign debt will be resumed July 1, and the national budget of expenditures will be increased by 20,000,000 pesos for that purpose. Emanuel Padres acting secretary of the treasury announced this, during Adolf de Huerta’s absence. Interest on the foreign debt totals about 40,900,000 pesos.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mex
Emanuel Padres
the Treasury
Adolf de Huerta
Mexico
American oil worker found dead in Burma
Rangoon Burma June 13 The body of D M McCauila an American employed by Burma Oil Co was found in a hotel under circumstances suggesting death by self harm A revolver was found and there are reports he faced financial difficulties Henry C Ide dies St Johnsbury VT June 13 Ide former governor general of the Philippines and later Taft era minister to Spain died at his home after returning from California
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London
London Press Association
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Belfast
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Kashmir Road
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No Man’s Land
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Burma
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Burma Oil Company
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Henry C. Ide
St. Johnsbury
Philippines
Spain
Taft
California
Roy Sue
Weather summary for the Midwest highways report 1921
Highway conditions reported as dry and generally smooth across listed Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin towns. Weather forecast predicts fair to tonight and Tuesday with light winds and no precipitation expected.
Labor Leaders Warn Open Shop Threats At AFL Meet
Denver June 13 The American Federation of Labor opens its annual convention with a call for unity and an offensive against the open shop. Samuel Gompers denounces the drive to weaken unions, urges alliance with farmers, and predicts union strength nearing five million as he defends American labor against wage cuts and anti labor schemes. Edward Keating warns of profiteers and bolshevism while touting church support for labor. The AFL reports organized labor victorious after a year of struggle and urges a united front to defeat anti labor forces.
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America Federation of Labor
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Gourpere
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Departments of Agriculture and Labor
Edward Keating
Labor
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Williams
Detroit
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American Federation of la ‘Bor
Three Deals 11 Highway Mishaps in Iowa Sunday
In Boone county Harold Ruth 20 was killed when his auto was struck by a Northwestern freight train. He will be buried today at North English. Ruth, Cedar Rapids High School graduate, died at Beaver. Albia 20 year old Max Lozer fatally injured when his truck crashed into a Burlington engine near Sovilla. His passenger died, his father previously killed at the same crossing. In Des Moines Elizabeth Reed 24 died instantly when her auto was struck by a streetcar. two others seriously injured.
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Boone, In
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Boone County
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North English
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Cedar Rapids High School
Albia
Max Lozer
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Sovilla
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Legion Men Beat Up Negro Who Casts Slur on Uniform
Omaha dispatch details a race incident as two dozen veterans attacked a Black man aboard a city streetcar after he allegedly insulted soldiers in uniform. The victim, Huntington, was protected by police but no arrests were made amid threats of lynching.
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Ottumwa toSeek a New Shrine Temple Razah Temple
Des Moines June 13 Iowa may establish a Shrine temple in Ottumwa Gov N E Kendall was named head of a committee to obtain a charter for a new temple to be located at Ottumwa The group also includes L A Andrews Frank Racine James Taylor and W A Hunt About 1000 nobles are expected to join the new temple Razah Temple is the proposed name
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Des Moines
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N.eb. Kendall
Ottumwa
Kenown
Razah Temple
L.A. Andrews
Frank Racine
James Taylor
W.a. Hunt
Suspected Slayer of Girl Eludes Posses
Moorestown New Jersey June 13 Louis Lively a negro suspected of killing seven year old Matilda Russo of East Moorestown remains at large as police and citizens search. Several men were arrested then released after identity checks. The girl daughter of a tailor was missing a week before her mutilated body was found buried in the cellar of the house where Paveis lived. Livelys wife in Burlington county jail says she knew nothing about the crime.
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Matilda, Russo
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Lively
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Senator Harrison Calls For Recall Debate On Harvey Speech
Senator Harrison, Democrat, urges the Senate to consider reprimand and recall of Ambassador George W. Harvey for a May 1, 1921 speech, comparing it to Admiral William S. Sims' June 7, 1921 remarks, in a historic Washington discussion.
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Washington, D. C
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Harveyton
Senate
George W. Harvey
William S. Sims
Beers Seized Without Warrant Dismisses Case
In St Louis on June 13 federal Judge Faris ruled that home brewed beer taken from Dr Engel Voerster’s home cannot be used as evidence due to lack of a search warrant and the case against the physician was dismissed. The judge refused to order return of the beer, calling it contraband.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Faris
Engel Voerster
Frisco Mint Assayer Joan McCabe Nominated for Post
President Harding announces nominations including John McCabe as assayer at the San Francisco mint and Freis Styer of Norristown Pa as Philadelphia mint superintendent to head the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce with Julius Kline of Massachusetts also named for the position.
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John McCabe
Sam Francisco
Freis Styer
Norristown
Philadelphia
Julius Kline
Massachusetts
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic ‘Commerce
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