Unwritten I W W Codes Exposed In Trial
Testimony reveals organizer David Ingar traveled to Pennsylvania to agitate steel strikes and a policy to deny ties to the IWW when jailed. Letters show Haywood advised cautious, nonconfrontational guidance while raids and violence linked to 1916 steel worker protests are recounted.
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Chicago
Industrial Workers of the World
David Ingar
Willam D. Haywood
Haywood
America
Ingar
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Youngstown
East Youngstown
Farrell
Ant. W. W
Iugar
Idaho
Whitman County
Wash
1. W.W
Centrol
Willian Cole
Seattle
Astoria
Oregon
IL Wow
Indianapolis
Weather Brief for Denver and New Mexico Forecast
June 1 reports a weather note for New Mexico with Sunday and Monday showing little temperature change. The Denver area details are minimal, reflecting a steady pattern without significant rain or wind.
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Denver
Cole
New Mexico
Local Weather Summary for Last 24 Hours
A weather recap notes maximum 82 degrees minimum 42 with a 49 degree range. Winds from the south.
Victory or Defeat in France Now Hinges on America
Washington report quotes General Bridges on how American troops shape the France battle. He cites German aims to seize Paris via Amiens and Cherbourg channels, with a long, costly struggle likely and Allied need to conserve resources while resisting renewed offensives.
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France
America
Washington
General Bridges
United States
Bridges
Paris
Amiens
Germat
Marne
Horth
Syccum
Fire Wipes Out $6 Million Army Equipment at St Louis Arsenal
Warehouse No 6 at the St Louis arsenal burned late tonight destroying more than $6,000,000 in U S Army gear. Colonel Clark ordered guards to bar entry as fire crews fought the blaze and authorities held back details while detaining an Austrian enemy alien nearby.
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St. Louis Arsenal
United States Arsenal
Mob Kills and Burns in Texas Near Dodge
Huntsville Texas June 1 A violent mob shot six African Americans and burned their cabin near Dodge two days after the death of George Cabiness a Black man accused of threats against Sheriff McKorg and the King family The killings may have followed an attempted revenge plot by conspirators and a seventh Black man reportedly joined the group The sequence unfolded at dawn with unclear details on whether deputies fought back or if the mob carried out the attacks
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Joy Mopming
Huntsville
Tex
George Cabiness
Sheriff i
Mc Korg
King
Dodge
Cabiness
Engineers to study hydro power at Elephant Butte dam
Electric and hydraulic engineers from Denver and Los Angeles arrive June 10 in El Paso to inspect Elephant Butte dam spillways and study water power potential. They will assess power generation options for commercial and domestic electricity.
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el Paso
Tex
Electrica
Denver
Los Angeles
Elephant Butte
Eagle
Nervous Week on Wall Street Amid War News
A nervous trading week in New York stocks centered on the German offensive in France and looming financial legislation. Prices swung violently as investors weighed fine crop prospects and money liquidity against war related demand and civilian goods restrictions. Copper pricing disputes and a few smaller producers signaling temporary suspensions added to market instability.
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France
Washington
War Board
Pullman Fares and Railroad Rates Set to Rise Nationwide
The railway administration announces fare increases for Pullman sleeping cars and travel tickets with June 1 effective dates. Minimum gate rates drop for some sleepers while general passenger fares climb. A universal mileage book proposal and urban electric line rate changes are also noted.
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Ovenal Sperial
Washington
Pullman Company
Pullmane
McAdoos
Senate Briefing Predicts German Push Pausing Near Paris
Washington officials report General March says Germany reached its Marne objective and may halt the offensive, dig in near Paris. Senate military committee hears of gas shell effectiveness, rapid Allied retirement, and urgent American deployment plans with over 200000 troops shipped in May and more to follow in June after training abroad.
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Washington
Senate
War Department
General March
Marne
Parix
Paris
War Council
Miltary Committee
Pilot dies after hydroplane crash at naval station
Newt. G Evans a student pilot at the naval air station died from injuries after his hydroplane fell into the bay from a height of 500 feet. Lieutenant Evans lived in Philadelphia. Chief Quartermaster Monaghan who was with him received slight injuries.
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Miami
Frs
Newt. G Evans
Naval Ar Station Hire
Evans
Philadelphia
Quarterwaster Monaghan
North Bank of Marne Faces Renewed Crossing Attempt
French reserves rushed to stem the German onslaught as Crown Prince forces press toward Soissons. Invaders breach Foch's line at several points while others are repulsed in desperate fighting. Rheims remains in Allied hands with a major German push to enlarge the salient. American troops are reported in effective strength in the Bar le Duc region amid anticipated Austrian offensives.
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Crown Princes
Soissons
Foch
Marne
Noyon
Freemans
Soissons Salient
Poris
Chateau Thierry
Voch
Soixsons
Chaudun
Chouy
Neuilly
Soldsone
Crown Prince
Crise
Chartres
Rheime
Hkheima
Dorman- Rheims
Interurban Lines Seek Fare Hikes Nationwide
Washington reports electric interurban lines plan to press state commissions to grant passenger fares of about three cents per mile and freight rates of around 75 percent, excluding city streetcar lines. Hearings are urged to be expedited due to rising costs and deficits, with over 29,000 miles of interurban routes in the U S.
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Washington
United States
Men Acquitted in Lynching of Norbert Prager
Eleven men charged with murder in the lynching of Norbert Paul Prager, an enemy alien, were acquitted after a 45 minute jury deliberation. The verdict triggered a wild courtroom demonstration as the defendants were declared not guilty.
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OPN
UMNO
Edwardaville
Norbert Paul Prager
Thomas Williamson
Gerard
Kaimer
Ite
Prager
Tobacco Fund grows nationwide to aid Our Boys in France
The Morning Journal reports growing Tobacco Fund contributions endorsed by a national organization to aid soldiers in France. Donations come from Albuquerque, New Mexico and Winslow, Arizona among others, totaling a substantial amount with receipts noting bona fide subscribers. Funds dispatched Monday to Halphi Mulligan in New York to ensure purchase of tobacco reaches soldiers.
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Tobacco Fund
The
Morning Journal
National
France
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Arizona
Halph i. Mulligan
New York
Austria to Strike Attaly Shortly War Front Looms
Army headquarters report a likely Austrian offensive within a short time after a meeting of the German and Austrian emperors. Local actions at both fronts indicate impending violence as Italian forces claim readiness and up-to-date material.
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Partie
Paris
Italy
Talon
Associated Press
Carraanenelli
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