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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-03-21
PACKERS EMPLOYEES
PRESENT COMPLAINT
ON WAGES AND HOURS
CBy The Associated Press }


Washington ID. c., March 2l.-Spokes-
men for the packers employees pre-
scntcd their side of the dispute as to
wages and working conditions today
to Secretary Davis at the department
Iof labor. Preceding this meeting. a
joint conference was held with Sccre-
tary Hoover, of the department of
commerce. and Secretary Wallace. of
the department of agriculture. seated
with the labor section.
a delegation of representatives of
the meat cutters and all allied stock
yards unions. headed by Dennis Lane
and Redmond Brennan. arrived in
Washington yesterday to present the
grievances Of the employees against
the packers. They conferred last
night with President Gompers and
Secretary Morrison. of the American
Federation Of Labor. Mr.. Davis has
invited Secretary of Commerce Hoo
Yer and Secretary OfAgricnltureWal-
yer and Secretary of Agriculture Wal
lace to sit with him to hear the evidence.
I'VE are going to take our stand
on the arbitration agreement which
packers have violated" said Secre-
tary Lane. of the meat cutters un-
ion. following the conference with
Mr.. Gompers. We have been going
over the details of our case with the
president of the federation. and he is
of the opinion that the packers have
not Il leg to stand on"
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-03-21
AGREEMENTS
F0|STED ON ROADS
WITHOUT HEARING
(By The Associated Press J

Chicago. March 21.--The question OF
roads and their employees is the most
serious question before the American
people today. w. w. AtterhuTy, presi-
dent of the Pennsylvania railroad, to-
day told the railway labor board which
for three days has been hca ring high
railroad officials questioned by Frank
l.. Walsh. attorney for the employees
Atterbury charged that these wage
agreements had been hoistcd upon the
roads without any conference or hear
ing whatsoever.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-03-21
18TH AMENDMENT WAS
NOT RATIFIED IN7
YEARS; new ATTACK
(Hy The Associated Press }

Washington, ID. c.. March 21.-An
the prohibitory amendment. based on
the requirement of seven years ratiti-
cation. was made today in the supreme
court of the United States in brief
presented for J. j. Dillon, of San Fran
cisco, who is charged with violating the
liquor laws.
Dillon seeks Il writ of habeaS corpus.
The objection filed against the law to-
day was first urged against it by the
then Senator Harding when the amend
mcnt was before the senate
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-03-21
New Banking Bills Pass Legislature
Believe FOUR DEAD
UNDER WRECKACE OF
ARMOUR GRAIN PLANT
(By The Associated Press.)

(By The Associated Press
Chicago, March.-The work of clear
ing away the wreckage and the tons
Of debris caused by an explosion late
Saturday i'll the elevator of the Ar
mour Grain Company at 11Sth street
and Terrence avenue is being carried
forward today. There are four bodies
buried under the huge pile of wreck
age, it is believed, and the bodies Of
the two known dead were blown out
into the street, following an explosion
which was heard across Lake Michi-
gan and rocked part of the city.
The loss is estimated at a million
dollars by Edward Jones, secretary of
the company, who believes that the
other three millions, represented by
grain can he salvaged. The elevator
site is mass of twisted steel and
heaps of cement. The grain poured
into the river and so great was the
quantity of it that the channel of the
Calumet was almost blocked by it.
There are two theories as to the
cause of the explosion. One is that
it was spontaneous combustion, which
probably occurred in the dry room.
This is the generally accepted theory.
The other is that volume of highly
heated and explosive air came in con-
tact with a quantity of grain dust,
which was ignited by spark.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-03-21
AN INTERNATIONAL
JURY TO AWARD CAR
NEGIE ART PRIZES
(By The Associated Press. J

Pittsburgh, Pa. March 19-J W.
Beatty, director of fine arts at Car
Inegic Institute. has appointed the in
ternational jury of selection and
awards for the annual interna tiOnal
exhibition OF paintings, which will open
at the institute here April 2S. Will
liam Nicholson and George Clausen,
two English painters. have been select
cd as the foreign representatives on
the jury. The American artists who
were named to serve are:
I G. II. Woodbury.. Boston: Bruce
Crane. BronXville, n. Y: T.. w. Red
field, Ccnterbridge, Pa. Leonard Ocht-
man, Cos Cob, Conn; Daniel CARRIER
Philadelphia G.. w. Bellows, Emil
Carlsen and c. w. Hawthorne, New
York City.
Members of the jury will meet here
April to select the paintings to be
exhibited and award hOnors. Under
an established rule, J. w. Beatty is
president of the jury, which will award
the gold medal, silver medal and
bronze medal, carrying with them re-
spective prizes of $1,5OO, $1,000 and
$500.
Consignmcnts of paintings are ar
irving daily at the institute, including
more than 200 foreign canvases from
England. France. Belgium. Holland.
Denmark. Italy, Spain, Switzerland
and Sweden.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-03-21
GAG and BIND FAM
|LY; Then ROB HOME
AND GROCERY STORE

DcS MOines. Iowa. March 21.-Two
masked men robbed the home and grOc-
cry store of l.. Hockcnberg in Dcs
Moines Sunday night, according to Il
police report today. The men gagged
and bound Mr.. and Mrs. Hockenberg
and rOOmer. The family was away
when the robbers entered the home but
came in while the men were at work
and were seized, gagged and bound.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-03-21
mail POUCH IS
MISSING; IT CON,
tanned $4,000
Mail Pouch Stolen at Center
vile Contains Large
Sum in Cash and
Securities.
MISS SECOND SACK
Sack Lay Inside Station
Near Ticket Window
When Taken.
MISS SECOND SACK
(By The Associated Press }

Centerville. Iowa. March 21.--Post
Office authorities are today seeking for
Il pouch of registered mail stolen from
the depot here early Sunday morning
and which contained in cash and securi-
ties to the value of about $4,000.
The pouch was made up. along with
others. for the Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific, due here at :O6 a. III. 1t
was deposited with the rest Of the mail
inside the depot in the waiting room,
near the ticket window. it was said.
When the train arrived the pouch was
missing.
Another sack of registered mail in the
same consignment had not been dis
turbed.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-03-21
HAS Plan TO CUT
RAILROAD EXPENSES
AmILL|ON 4 YEAR

Washington. ID. c.. March 21.-A
plan to lOp Off million dollars from
the annual expense of operation of
railroads by Il coordination of facili-
ties and service through railroad
service agency to be created by an
act OF congress was presented today
TO Chairman Cummins of the interstate
commerce committee by national Or
SanizatiOn of holders of railroad securi-
ties.
Sam Davies WAKEFIELD is president
Of the organization which presented the
plan.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-03-21
5 WOMEN ON JURY
PANEL IN EUGENE
c. WEEKS CASE
(By The Associated Prcss.)

DeS AOinCS. Iowa. March 21-Fiyc
women today were among the II sum-
moncd on the jury panel in the case
against Eugene G. Weeks, charged with
being implicated in the murder of Geo.
Fosdick, Il Des MoincS grocer.
Four of them rcmaincd in the jury
box at noon Three out of the five
had no scruplcs against the death
penalty. one opposed it and one was un-
decided. The work of selecting the
jury was still in progress when court
recOnvened after noGn.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-03-21
4 Z 3 3 4 & & = Z & Z Z
NO DINING ACCOMNIO.
DATIONS FOR CHICKS
(By The Associated Press.)

(By The Associated PresS.)
Washington. ID. c. March 21.--
Passenger service maintained
by the post Office for ''day-old
chicks" does not include dining
car accommodations Instruc-
ton to postal employees in a
recent bulletin include the fol-
lowing:
do not give food or water
to the chicks while in transit"
1t was also required that the
chicks be kept right side up
and that they be protected
while on their travels from
cold winds, hot sun. hot pipes,
stoves or radiators
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 +
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-03-21
Increase Capital in
Toluns of Ouer 5000;
Oste0path Bill Passes
tBy The Associated Press.)

Des Moincs, Iowa, March IL
-Four bills relating TO banking
passed the house of the Iowa leSis-
lature today. They had already
passed the senate. One was the
Price bill, which would increase
the amount of capital from $i0.G00
to $4,000 necessary to start Il state
or savings bank in low; in 4 town
of 1900 population or more. Pen
alties were also provided for
state or savings banks failing to
make statements when called upon
to do so Ivy the state superintcnd-
ent of banking. and permission was
given banks to make statements
without giving the amount Of cash
Oh hand.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-03-21

The senate also passed bill re-
quiring drivers of automobiles to
report to the nearest police officer
in case of any accident.
Osteopath Bill Passes.
Without debate. the senate alst
passed the bill authorizing the
licensing of osteopaths and prOvid-
ing Il special board Of ostepath ex-
aminers. The house had already
passed this bill. which now goes to
Governor n. f. Kendall and will
become law as soon as he has
signed it.
The Price bill advising the gov
ernor to call q special session Of
the legislature in June was with
drawn.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-03-21
CROP OUTLOOK IN
LARGE PART WORLD
IS FOUND FAVORABLE

Rome, March 21.-Crop outlook in
southern Europe. Japan, northern
Africa and the United States. was in
dicated to-day in Il bulletin of the In
tcrnational Agricultural Bureau here.
The report indicated a decrease of 1
per cent in cattle in the United States
and decrease Of per cent in hogs
in the United States.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-03-21
HARDING SOUNDS
OUT SENATE ON AN
EMERGENCY TARIFF
(By The Associated Press.)

Washington, u. c.. March 21-Prcsi-
dent Harding today suggested to Chair
man Fordney, of the house ways and
means committee, that the house sound
cut senate Republicans on the matter
of an emergency tariff to take care Of
the interests of farmers.
Following long discussion, it was
announced that no definite conclusion
Lad been reached. The idea presented
was to avoid an embargo and limit
the tariff to few items, including
wheat and wool.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-03-21
IS Members of Dali
Eireann M CUStOdu
(By The Associated Press J

Belfast, Ireland, March 21-Twcnty-
two members of Dali Eircann are at
present in the hands of the British,
authorities, while six are in America,
two in France. two have died, and one
resigned.
Those i'll prison include Arthur
Griffith. founder of the Sim Fcin
and member for East Cavau and
Madame Georgina Markievicz
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-03-21
International Rail-
fragments Conference
Hy The Associated Press.

Geneva. March 21-Thc second ln-
tcrnational Railwaymcn'S conference
will be held here in April next Twelve
were represented at the first
in London last October and
their delegates claimed to speak for
.357 900 workers.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-03-21
MAN FOUND uNC0N-
SCI0uS IN A DES
MONIES ALLEY DIES

DeS MOines, Iowa. March 31.-LOuis
j.. Smith. aged 60. of Centerville. was
found unconscious in an alley in this
city late Saturday and died shortly
after being removed to a hospital. \
sister, Mrs. John Klein, is believed to
live in Boone
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-03-21
ALLEGED BOOZE
RUNNER CAUGHT
after 4 FIGHT

Sioux Falls, s. d.. March yl.-Clif-
ford ROwlS. for whom government
prohibition agents have been searching
for some time and who is charged with
being the header Of Il gang of booze
runners operating between This city
and Dcs Moines. was captured here
today by officers after gun fight.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-03-21
is DEFENDANTS IN
mATTEAWAN BATTLE
TRIAL NOT GUILTY
(By The Associated Press. }

Williamson, w. Va. March 2l.-Thc
sixteen defendants in the Matteawan
battle trial were today found not
guilty of killing Alfred Phelps. The
defendants were then rcmanded to Jail
tor injuring six. others in the same
battle.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-03-21
austin CHAMBER
LAIN IS LEADER
UNI0N|ST PARTY

I'd! ITN -HSSVNIdtVW T IVSS.I
London. March 21-AuStin Chamber
lain, chancellor Of the cXchequerer. was
today elected leader of the Unionst
party and was the unanimous choice
az successor to Andrew Bonar Law.
who resigned few days ago on ac-
count Of i'll health.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-03-21

Mrs. Amos Rasmussen and daughter
Mary Alice. returned home Saturday
after n three months visit with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Baldwin, at West Lafayette, Ind.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-03-21
UPPER SILESIA VOTES
0VERWHEL LmINCLY TO-
STAY WITH GERMANY
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
Berlin, March 21-Germany won an overwhelming
victory over Poland yesterday in the pebscite in Upper
Sesia held to determine the future status of that state
according to official returns reaching this city.
With two districts missing from the count the vote
stands $4,000 for Germany and $4,000 for Poland.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-03-21
North DAKOTA
POLITICAL BAT.
Tie Still ON
Independent Forces of State
Legislature to Have
Convention in
Devils Lake.
TO REMOVE OFFICERS
NOn-partisans Lining up
Forces to Consider Re-
call Proposal.
(By The Associated Press. }


Bismarck, n. D.. March 21.-Al-
though the turbulent session of the
North Dakota legislature has ended,
the political battle in the state has not
'subsided. for preparations now are I'M
der way for proposed recall election.
Activities of the state partisans have
been transferred from the one center
at Bismarck to various parts of the
state III lining up their respective
forces preparatory to consideration of
the recall proposal at convention Of
the Independent forces in Devils Lake,
March 30 and 81.
It will be decidet. at this convention
whether certain state officers elected
with Nonpartisan League endorsement
shall be singled out for attempted re-
mOval from office. The convention also
would decide the date for the proposed
recall.
List Not Determined.
The complete list of officials who
may be cited for recall at Devils Lake
has not been definitely determined
upon, according to leading anti-NOn-
partisans, but tentatively it includes
Governor Lynn j. Frazier. who is serv
ing his third term with the league en-
and Attorney General Will
liam Lemkc. who was put into Office
Il! the election last fall.
Nonpartisan league leaders are max
ing preparations to finance campaign
against the recall, and have announced
their intention of raising fund of
5000 to fight the Independents who
have begun the circulation Of pcti-
tons for the election.
The committee of II, the directing
body of the anti-Nonpartisan forces in
the state, has taken cOgnizance Of this
move by the league and has announced
that I'VE must also prepare if we are
to hold our own
nominees drafted.
Besides deciding whether the recall
will be held. the convention in Devils
Lake will determine "the number of
men for whose recall the signed pcti-
tons shall be filed and when the elec-
ton will be held" Nominees to fill the
possible vacancies left in state offices
by the proposed recall also will be
drafted" the committees announce
ment said.
The independent political faction of
he state also is circulating petitions
'or the initiation of seven new laws.
% be voted on ut the recall. provided
such an election is held. The petitions
would initiate the following laws:
IA law providing for the nomina-
ion and election of state officers with
,ut party designation.
2.-Providing for separate party bal
ots for primary elections and one
,olumn ballots for general elections.
3.-Pubic depository law
4.-Providing for the amendment and |
e. cna actmcnt of the industrial commits !
ion law. The law would change the
personnel of the commission and re-
strict its powers.
J.-Rural credits law.
6.-Providing for the liquidation OF
he Bank of North Dakota.
1.-Creating a public depository for |
tate funds.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-31
Ell Dla de los Padres en- Juncos

e procedimiento di6 un resultado ad
mirable. La tarde de aver presentaba
un aspecto simpatico. Parecia celebra-
ha la poblacion algdn festival Un en-
jambre de padres cireulaba por todas
las Gales cOntiguas a los ediHcios es-
~colares y entraba salia constantemen
te Entregaba Ell maestro el infOrme al
padre eneargado y explieahaie deta-
nadamente todo 10 relacionad, conNel
trabajo de su hijo, llamandole especial
monte la atenct6n en- aquellos prntos 10
jos en- que Sc necesitaba la coopera-
ci0n del padre con ell objeto de hacerlo
mejorar.
Ninguna OCCASION mas feliz para estre
charse las manos earinosamente padres
maestros en- presencia de sus alnm-
nos. Los nifios estaban gozosisimos. Sus
inocentes rostros 10 denuneiaban.
la escuela "'Tomas Hernandez re-
cibi6 244 visitas de padres, y solamen-
te faltaron AZ. La ''Tomas Hcrnandez
AAexa" reeibi6 2O3, y faltaron TO- La
escuela "Almodovar" a cargo de la
ertusiasta "acting principal, Sra. de
VazQuez, recibi6 244 y faltaron II To-
ta' de padres que no visitaron, 652 No
as stierOn 102 padres. Augramos cue
asdie hS d. faltar en- @delSntc
Bella idea la que proporcioaa ell mo-
monte simpatieo de que los padres vi
81, en- las escuelas; ellos, que Ell su ge-
noralidad son reacios al cumplimiento
dc este deber, con la exclusiva de vein
te o veinticinco que dispuestos Sc en-
crantran siempre visitarnos a COO
pear con ell maestro.
Nosotros os advertimos, padres de IA
m.lia, que ell resultado satisfactorio de
VI sstra vista no Sc dejara esperar.
Estamos satisfechos.
Reportero EsCoL4AR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-31
DON JERoN1Mo GUEvARA

En- ell vapor "Puerto Rico", cue lie
so ell jueveS a San Juan, regres6 de
los Estados Unidos ell activo comisio-
nista de esta plaza don Jer6r imo Cue
vara.
Ell Sr. Guevara, es represe2tante ex-
elusive para la isla de Puerto Rico, de
la importantisima firma Bernard
Katz", de Nueva York.
Con los espl6ndidos muestrarios de
mercancias y las cotizaciones bajas que
posee, no dudamOs que ha de conseguir
numerosas 6rdenes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-31

III "a de Oetubre pueds ser eonside-
rado como un dia de gaia paea la CO.
munidad de Juncos. vieronse las es-
enslas invadidas pOr csntenares de pa
dres que visitaron los diferentes edit
clos durante tOda la tarde a invita-
ei0n de los maestros.
Fl senior Porrata Doria, inspector, en-
vista de cue Ia asamblea de padres
cue Sc verihcara para la reo1 ganiza-
ei6n de los eomit6s no asistiese al nu-
nero de padres esperadO, pesar de
una invitaci6n que eirculase por todos
los hogares, pens6 en- la manera de ha-
Ger que una inmensa. mayOTia de los
mismos visitase las escuelas ea un dia
Sss--srminadO, y eseOgi6 pars' clio el dia
dc Ia entrega de los informes los alum
nos de Las eseuelas. Asentimos nosotros
llenos de fe en- tan laudable idea, y
acordamos que cada maestro airigiese
una earta a los padres, euyO texto de
Ia misma Is el siguiente.
Juneos, p. R., Oct. IS, 1921.
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Maestro.
VETERANos RXTRANJERos
I'm LA PARADA DEL Ola I

Los veteranos de las guerras extran-
ieras todos los "sammses'' que to-
maron parte en- la guerra pasada, Y
cue Tesiden en- Nueva York y sus al
Fedores, tomaran parte en- la gran para
da del IL de nOviembre lila del armis
tiei0. K
Sc espeFa que tOmen 2arte per 10
menos $4,000 hombres.
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niuo Cellaao. Grnn sartids ds esa
ssFxaa sub@h0iAA. franaenas q italia
PRECiOE SIN cOMPETENCIA.
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FEutaa fr.seas t0dna las asmanns
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HOTELES


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RAIEARES

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INGLATERRA

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DETALLEs

Tengo auomoviI f1nebre, ornanentado sin ornanen-
tar mis- Agencas Funeacas de Puera de TERRA Ponce
trasado de cadaveres cueIqier punto de la isla
para personas que 10 socten San Juan Ponce. Dos
pecosos coches nebes de prmera para enterros de RE
guroso uo trados por eeganes pareas negras america
muy para estos servcios personal lido
Hay dos de "a de 10 neor dos de pa
personas acomodadas CAIRO banco para
a 1e la alta socedad de segunda otro de tercera
bancos para nhos todos trados por eIegantes
cabaIIos propos para estos servcos.
RTAUDES AMERICANos
En- ataudes amercanos hay exceIente surtdo de
varos coores ncuso las fanosas caas de bronco gua
la que compraron Agencia para Ell cadaver del Dr.
Barbosa, que tanto Iano la atenci6n la ciudad de
San JUAN
iQulere usted servco fdnebre bueno barato?
Lame al teefono 593 Puerta de TERRA a mi sucur-
sal en- San Juan, Tel. 504 y sera bien atendido.
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AGENCIA FUNERARlIA
JOSE GARCIA ACEVEDO
LA MEJoR EN- SAN JUAN

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Agencas Funeraras trabajo de acuerdo elias Por
que esa agencia esta montada la atra de las nelores
de America de Europa Porque esta agencia oe gas
tene todo 10 que pide pueblo de San Juan, Haba
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