Labor Unrest Sparks Omaha Army Demonstration March
In DorsirA Nebraska on April 1 thousands of workers marched with banners demanding trains for Gen Kelly and the army and blocking rail routes. Governor Jackson and rail officials debated detaining or moving the army as the crowd swelled to over six thousand, with clashes and de facto railway seizures influencing council talks and transport plans.
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Dorsira
Neb
Omninla
Gen. Kelly
Common Weiblers
Weston
Connell Bhs
Central Labor Union
Kellys
Ubat
Wiles Lorae
Ams
Avery
Farnam
Central Labor Aanion
Joseph Deryea
First Comprastional Church
Jev ~ Uninersen
First Presbyterian Church
Aun
Frank Crane
First Methodist Church
Tarkson
Uirathronits
Council Blutts
Wicity
Alice Scantana
Kelly
Gen
Council Bwluls
Onntha
Cav
Jackson
Welly
Bindvelly
Gavernus
Renert
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Davenport
Pawl
Hid
Council Butt
Kansas City
Altoulack Ward
Dekioluaestol Union Pactic
Shopami Aceru
Cornell Alwifs
Comweil
Wadia
Tle Tryiafers
Mbawankee Amail Tavin
Emuk
Che Poundhouse
Willy
Unite
Ota Konth Omaha
Albright
Ned
Union Pacific Engin
Nok Wicks
Bremen
Council Biuts
Industriads
Roel
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Cable
Cipteayza
Sie
Senel Dlwet
Ielly
Connell Sinths
Conrail
Ted
Hin Tutoe Onahi Bee
Charles Deny
Coumnell
Miltin Aygnin
Gav
Wilitl
Cronuse
Nebraska
Omaha
Council Hits
Chicapo
Diurlington & Quincy
Agwankee & St Pal
Guy
Teale
Raitroat Oficius
Toni
Grate
Dudeo Habtaied
Miners Strike Spreads Across States as Dispute Grows
President McBride reports widespread activity in the United Mine Workers strike across Illinois Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia with thousands idle and calls to scale back production. Reports indicate 2 000 16 000 4 000 and other figures for idle miners in Chicago Springfield Moundsville and surrounding districts as talks stall and operators push wage concessions in a tense national labor stand-off.
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Masy
Ayeroerd
Inulisina
Colorito
Galsrata
Aris
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Hlinaisse
Thio
Melride
WOO
Bnt Hissues
Illinois
Spring Viney
la Salle
Oglesby
Porat
Streator
Hraceville
Slaidwood
Cowl Chy
Diamond
Gardner
Carvan
Danville
Grape Creel
Iities
McBride
Staite
J. A. Crawford
Mminols Uniners
National
Mehride
Minois
Lo Male Ib
Weg
Netic
Linvis
West Virginie
Melrile
West Virginia
Moundaville
W. Va
Astornge
Fortune
Laurel
New Vittsburgh
Kentucky Central
Kentucky
Melvide
Jellies
Newcombe
Tennessee
Lowidigate
Merida
Julias Proly
Aliana
Mebride
Uie
Mimi Ber
Anindgats
Alts Et Uus
Tania
March Arrival of Kelly's Army in Nrowa Arouses City
On April 12 at 1:50 am the Kelly army caravan reached Nrowa after a long march from Chicago. Spectators blocked winding alleyways as 18 wagon columns carried provisions and flags. A brass band played as the city cheered, the mayor and citizens’ committee welcoming the force that would camp in the grove.
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Betty
Taya
Nrowa
Fin
Molly
Isd Fonmanwesers
Seth Westen
Uonir
Chicago
Tly Windingelay
Negis Barth
Setiat Thirteen
Cits
Kelly
Éaith
Pinneu Asille
Neola
Darkson
Kellyites
Ceogia
Proen
Coffen
Hick Bevfsteaks
Prominent Mieghally Citizen Shot by Officers
April 24 reports say Will Maton a young man, praised by a proud family, was shot by a posse of officers after a demand note for $200 was delivered to Mrs. Brown. The incident sparked wide alarm as locals fear police killed the wrong man and authorities promise further investigation.
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Mieghally
Ead
Tenny Maure
Ind
Marshall
Maton
Gil
Wis
Brown
Cerstain
Mie Pos Ie
LOST AT SEA Wrecker Stowmer Near Pacille Coast Shipwreck
Reports of a wreck off the Pacille coast near Monteney Cal describe Stowmer Los Angeles and many aboard lost as bodies washed ashore. Other items recount lynching of three Black men in Alabama, a snowslide killing a family in Maine, and chaotic disaster notes from early April.
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Los Angeles
Monteney
Cal
Mice PaciGe
Newpork
San Essnisco
Point Sire Hehouige
Monterey
Point Sir
Uin
Munday
Diet Kenew
Lune Vodtien
Saloon brawl ends in gunfire in Tennessee
In Nasuveonn April 31 two boys quarreled in a saloon where Ramsey intervened. Moreman and Baran told him to leave them alone. Ramsey drew a knife. Boreman and Kupan were walking toward the door when Ramsey fired a double barreled gun at both, wounding them.
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Tenn
Thomas Rasey
Kilhal Riley Doremay
Plice
Runney
Moreman
Baran
Jodio
Boreman
Kupan
Ramsey
Earthquake Toll Rises Across Greek Towns
Fragmented dispatches from Athens describe a devastating earthquake sequence striking Cruces Thebes Athens and surrounding villages. Deaths run into the hundreds with every major town reporting collapsed buildings and widespread destitution Officials urge aid tents food and relief supplies as rescue efforts continue amid ongoing tremors.
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Freelin
Vole
Larissa
Athens
Tholes
Cadweisa
Kicndia
Thebes
Abot
Lennox
rLhgutkestrigken
Greece
Malesina
Proskina
Martine
Loeris
Lirymnt
Dros
Mtruire
al Mirlino
Pepsikina
Lloyd
St. Elias
Qubtella
Pireaus
Vhalerum
Daphne
George
Tein
Tron
Times
Atalanti
Willud
Injaret
Isragann
Port Lane
Ore
Battle near Ingalls confirms Dalton gang clash with marshals
Report from OT April 33 details a morning battle at Bruce Miller's base near Ingalls, 55 miles from the city. Deputies surrounded a house as the Dalton gang inside opened fire, wounding Miller and a marshal. Pursuit followed toward the Creek Indian country with three bandits reportedly fatally wounded and others missing.
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Tran Gierack
Dalton Gang
Ingalls
Bruce Miller
Mie Antlaws
Dalton
Lie House
Seveluck
Miller
Invalls
Willi Dalton
Thi Doolan
Doolan
Shab
Trade Circles Report Warns of Uncertainty in Labor Market
A Dow Jones and Bradstreet summary notes continuing uncertainty from Washington on labor disputes and wage restoration. It cites restricted new orders, producer wage concessions, and ongoing strike effects across mining railroads and manufacturing, with mixed signals on regional activity and recovery prospects.
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New York
J. G. Bau & Oo
Netton
Washington
Geoul
Pit Minone Teal Intyers
Wand Butkes
Yssorhips
Surat
Pol
United States
Iast
Canada
Bradstreet
Igmunitegting
Soiarae
Huanl
Weelalac
Fitding Wueir
Chicago
Cincionati
Juowisvinle
Dulaty
Minneapolia
Reraile
Firat
Fito
Immh
Detroit
bKlvealeo
Wane Sie
Gobbtoy
Severab
Almont
Omaha
Nebraska
SS Louis
Unew Butuy Alnutin Averaga
Fair Suumee
Lrade da
Two Workmen Die in Cave-In at Holloway Brick Yard
In Canyon, April 26 a cave-in at Holloway brick company’s relay bank crushed Thomas Powell of North Industry and Otto Shonentan of Massillon. The men, both single, were working in the shale bank when heavy rock loosened and fell, killing them instantly. others dug them out but they died at the scene.
Woman Arrested in Poisoning Case at Crawford Quarry
A Piebigun woman is under arrest in a suspected narcotic poisoning of her husband and others at Crawford's Quarry. The coroner's jury has charged her with having caused the death by poisoning as police investigate the scene and chart the feud linked to the town's best shops.
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Mieh
Francois Crawford
Preeyes Isle
Lucretia Borgia
Crawford
Anc
Snow Vardiel
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Yoo
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Thi
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Ene
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Uns
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