Chicago Labor Appeals to Roosevelt and Denen Over Teamsters Strike
The Chicago Federation of Labor appeals to President Roosevelt and Governor Deneen for help to settle the teamsters strike as Mayor Dunne's peace efforts fail. A committee will contact both leaders immediately to prevent troops and curb potential spread of the strike. Ten hundred police are to be deployed in the downtown area tomorrow morning.
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Chicago
Dunne
Chicago Federation of Labor
Rosevelt
Deneen
Teamsters
Labor Organization
Death by Own Action Amid Fort Douglas Drunkenness Incident
Salt Lake City April 30 Captain W A Rahorne of the Twenty ninth Infantry U S A killed Lieutenant Willian H Point after a violent assault. Rahorne fired twice wounding Point and then killed himself with a final shot. The tragedy followed his arrest on a drunkenness charge two days earlier.
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Salt Lake
Utah
W. A. Rahorne
Twenty-ninth Infantry
U.S.A
Fort Douglas
Willian H. Point
Point
Raborne
Himelf
Bowen Ordered 10 Come to Washington
Caracas reports Minister Herbert Bowen has been recalled to Washington and will depart likely on Wednesday. He travels to explain charges he made against Loomis, former Assistant Secretary of State and predecessor as American minister to Caracas.
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Caracas
Herbert Bowen
Washington
Bowen
Loomis
Taft OKs Caracas envoy delayed departure amid Loomis charges
Secretary Taft approved United States Minister Bowen’s delay in leaving Caracas after Bowen said he would travel to the United States to address Loomis related charges. Bowen asked to postpone departure until the Monday after, to settle matters first, a request Taft granted. Antiaustrian sentiment grows in northern Italy with minor incidents cited including Count Vitaporcia arrest and Perugia wine bill dispute involving American students.
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Washington
Taft
United States
Bowen
Caracas
Loomis
State Department
Milan
Italy
Vitaporcia
Undine
Trieste
Francis Joseph
Perugia
Floating mines threaten neutral commerce in strategic zones
The Morning Journal reports on Japan's strategic zones around Teargaru straits and the Pescadores Islands raising belligerent rights versus neutral trade. Authorities cite international law on high seas freedom, possible mines adrift, and potential claims for neutral damages. US stance aligns with Hague Peace Conference discussions.
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Correspondence Morning Journal
Washington, D. C
Japan
Teargaru Straits
Pescadores Islands
Roosevelt
The
Hague
Alexander Porter Morse
Three Mile
High Seas
Santa Fe Men See End to Trinidad Blockade
Local Santa Fe men believe the Trinidad trouble is over for now though recurring issues are possible until the railroad spends to fix a flood proof and landslide proof roadbed. The California Limited arrived in Albuquerque last night and 12 delayed trains are due to reach the city this morning, clearing the delayed passenger trail.
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Santa Fe
Trinidad
West
California Limited
Albuquerque
Raton Mountain
Loeb Denies Contact With Miss Woods In Omaha Suit
Miss Mae Wood files a 35 000 damage suit in Omaha against Secretary William Loeb Robert Wynne and J Martin Miller. Woods says Loeb knows little of the affair and declines to detail connections while promising to reveal more in court. She notes investigators sought a scandal and hints at forthcoming disclosures.
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Glenwood Springs
Col
William Loeb, Jr
Omaha
Mae Wood
Post Office Department
Senator Platt
New York
White House
Barnes
Mas C. Woods
William Loeb
Robert J. Wynne
J. Martin Miller
Associated Press
Loeb
Thirteen Men Entombed in Oklahoma Coal Mine
Wilburton Oklahoma April 30 Thirteen miners were entombed and likely killed by an explosion at 1 20 this morning in Katy Coal company No 19 mine four miles west of Wilburton Foreman William Ray says the mine was in good condition and a bad shot may have set off dynamite storing heavy timber and dirt in the shaft.
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Wilburton
Okla
Katy Coal Company
No. 19
Here
William Ray
Russians Sighted at Hongkouk fleet readies for sea
British steamer Settle reports thirty to forty vessels of the Russian second Pacific squadron near Hongkouk An Nan about thirty miles north of Kamranh Bay. Two cruisers signalled the Settin to stop as the fleet prepared to sail. Reports also place Russian forces near Hainan and Tunghustan with gains against Japan. New York and St. Petersburg items follow about Can company profits and Linovitch's dispatches.
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Hong Kong
Hongkohe Bay
Annan
Kamranh Bay
Settin
St. Petersburg
Linovitch
Nicholas
Tunghustan
Tunghusiang
New York
American Can Company
Rio Grande Flood Devastates 2000 Acres In New Mexico
Rio Grande floods along the New Mexico Texas and Mexico line causing two thousand acres of alfalfa fields to be ruined and villages abandoned near El Paso Mexican engineers rush levee construction with a large force to shield interests. No lives reported but concern over a possible new channel and future damage remains high.
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Associated Press
Il Paso
Texas
Rio Grande
New Mexico-Texas-Mexico
Fel Paso
Berino
New Mexico
el Paso
Easter Day Passes Quietly in St Petersburg
Easter Sunday passes without incident in St Petersburg and provinces with no disturbances reported. Authorities expect stability for today amid fears of disorders elsewhere in Poland. Berlin reports Mendelssohn & Co arranging to advance Russia 50 million dollars for nine months on treasury notes bearing five percent interest, allocated to the German bankers syndicate.
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St. Petersburg
Frussia
Poland
Berlin
Frankfurter Zeitung
Mendelssohn &Co
Russia
Germany
Paderewski in Critical Health With Rest Ordered
World famed pianist Ignace Paderewski is dangerously ill in Boston amid severe nervous strain. Doctors have ordered absolute quiet and rest and cancelled engagements as his condition is watched by his wife and medical team led by Dr Frone guk.
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Boston
Ignace J. Paderewski
Canada
Ble
Froneguk
Buffalo
Paderewski
Roosevelt Attends Unique Western Schoolhouse Service
In Glenwood Springs Colorado on April 30 President Roosevelt and his hunting party attended a stirring service at the Old Blue schoolhouse on West Divide Creek. Rev Horace Mann preached a western flavored sermon as the congregation, ranchers and families, gathered on benches and around the building. The president spoke on citizenship patriotism and duty to country, then greeted everyone with handshakes.
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Glenwood Springs
Col
Colorado
Blue School
West Divide Creek
Roosevelt
Hore Ace Mann
Rifle
Mann
New Castle
Elmer Chapman
Camp
Garfield Creek
Loeb
Chapman
Four Arrests In Lordsburg Smuggling Probe
Special to the Morning Journal Lordsburg N M April 30 four arrests have been made by Immigration department officials in a suspected giant plot to smuggle Chinese into the United States from Mexico The unusual number of Chinese without entry documents prompted the investigation and the U S marshal at Albuquerque has been alerted and will investigate here
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Mississippi River
Pescadores Islands
Formosan
China
Formosa
State Department
United States
Port Arthur Roadstead
Morning Journal
Lordsburg
N. M
Immigration Department
Mexico
Irresta
Albuquerque
Death noted as relief in university student suit
In Champaign county a railroad dining car derailment last fall killed University of Illinois student Ralph O. Roberts, a prominent athlete. His administrator sought damages of 100000 but Judge Wright dismissed the suit, ruling no evidence showed dependents or support reliance. an appeal will be taken.
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Bloomington
Wright
Champaign
Ralph O. Roberts
University of Illinois
Roberts
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