Albuquerque morning journal
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ter battle maneuvers of the
Atlantic fleet Later he will
go to Haiti and the Domini
can republic, to inspect the
marines stationed on the is
lands, and will return here
about April 5,
From Key West, Fla., the
Secretary will go to the fleet
base at Ouantanamo on a destroyer-
He will be aecompan
by Captain J. K. Robison, of
naval operations, and Colonel
D. D. Porter, of the marine
corps.
In announcing his visit, Mr.
Penby said he intended to fam
iliarize himself with the ad
ministration and workday
routine of the fleet. His visit
to Haiti and the Dominican re
public has no connection with
efforts to obtain withdrawal
of American marines, he Raid,
and will be one of inspection.
"Tho -question of wltlldra'wal of
the marines has been settled by
tho report of two rear admi
rals, Mr. Denby said.
Dividend Declared.
Independence, Kans., March 14.
The Prairie Oil and Gas com
pany today declared a quarterly
dividend of $3 and an extra dlvi
dent of $3 per share, payable April
30, to stockholders of record March
31
Dougherty Sails April 6.
Rome, March 14. It hag been
settled that Cardinal Dougherty
and his party will leave March 29
for Paris. Tho cardinal will sail
from Cherbourg April for New
York.
Conferences the lu-st few flays and
all have virtually agreed to deoltna
the wage cuts and let the matter
go to tho labor board. The work
ers hold that tho figures and data
submitted by the railroads do not
show sufficient cause for the re
ductions and cunuot be substanti
ated. That the railroad workers had
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Albuquerque morning journal. (1921). Albuquerque, N.M., 1921-03-15. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84031081/1921-03-15/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Albuquerque morning journal, 1921-03-15.
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