Carranza urged to resign as Sonora secession shakes Mexico
Washington dispatches say Carranza refused to quit but agreed to withdraw Arenado Bonillas as ambassador and to send a commission to negotiate with revolutionists. Rebels gain 6,000 troops and 14 artillery pieces as garrisons in Jiminez Camargo and other forts defect. The 62nd Infantry Battalion at Chihuahua resisted and was captured after a clash.
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WY Morning Journal
Washington
Carranza
Congress
Arenado Bonillas
United States
Urquize
Sonora
Surral
Jiminez
Camargo
Chihuahua
May Day plots by radicals fail to disrupt nationwide demonstrations
Washington reports say radical leaders failed to mobilize mass strikes or violence on May Day. Despite incendiary speeches and calls to favor Soviet Russia, federal and state authorities successfully blocked the appeal for a “May day show of power.” Some walkouts occurred but were tied to wage-contract expirations rather than planned actions. Officials noted no attacks on public officials, while keeping guards in place for threats.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Russia
United States
Aeneral Garvin
Wilde Stops Dyson in First Round in Mass Bout
British flyweight champion Jimmie Wilde knocked out Tobby Dyson of New Bedford in the first round of a twelve pound no decision bout held in Lawrence Massachusetts.
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Jquams
Sreesat
Easee Wees Lawrence
Mass
Jimmie Wilde
Tobby Dyson
New Bedford
Weather forecast for Denver and Southwest states
The May 1 weather outlook reports New Mexico and Arizona conditions. Sunday and Monday will be fair with cooler readings in the northern New Mexico area. Arizona shows fair skies with no temperature change expected.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Local Weather Summary From University Station
Conditions for the past 24 hours ended at 6 yesterday recorded by the university show a high temperature and a low, with humidity around 64 percent. Precipitation listed as none, and the maximum wind velocity reached 34 miles per hour from the southwest. The day is described as clear in character.
Watson asserts wife buried at grave location sought by officers
Los Angeles May L Watson says he told investigators the exact spot of Nina Lee Delaney s grave after confessing to killing her on his honeymoon. He describes three trips to the site to bury the body burn the clothes and erase grave signs. Officials plan to take him toward the eastern San Diego county area to locate the grave.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Andrew Watson
Nina Lee Delaney
Ran Lieve County
Watson
San Diego County
California
Princeton Freshman Crew Beats Harvard on Charles River
Princeton freshmen defeated Harvard freshmen on the Charles River by about half a length on a mile and seven eighths course. Time: Princeton 10 24, Harvard 19 28. Harvard second crew beat Princeton second by half a length.
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Princeton
Harvard
Morning Journal Erecial
Cambridge
Mast
Charlies
Record Percheron Mares Fetch $1975 At Beaverville Auction
Record price for a team was paid at a Beaverville farm auction in Malmonton Alta. A fine team of registered Percheron mares sold for $1,975, exceeding expectations and setting a provincial benchmark.
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Malmonton
Alta
Provinces
Beaverville
Mexican labor joins revolution as movement grows
Organized labor across Mexico reportedly backs the revolution with 6400 armed workers already aligned and expected to rise to 15000 in two months. Military sources say official confirmation will follow, while leaders stress this is a long planned shift for greater liberties rather than a May Day display. Also noted is General Flores advancing toward Mazatlan and uncertain garrison actions in Juarez. In New Mexico paving prep begins in Raton with Warren Brothers ready to start weather permitting.
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Precol Laaeen Wee
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Mexico
Milivary
Labor Revolutionary Movement
P. Flias Carles
Revolutionary Army of the Northwest
Angel Flores
la Cruz
Sinaloa
Mazatlan
Juares
Chihuahua
Raton, N. M
Warren Brothers
Battleships Return Home After Three Months of Drills
The Atlantic fleet led by the Pennsylvania returned to New York harbor after three months of drills and maneuvers in Cuban waters. About 60 ships including eight superdreadnoughts and many destroyers anchored, while crews enjoyed liberty ashore and Secretary Daniels along with Admiral Coontz and Admiral Wilson inspected the fleet on the flag bridge. Daniels spoke to Times Square by radio as amateur interference faded, praising the officers and men for steady improvements in steaming and training.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Navy
Hudson River
Cuban
Ambrose
Naval Service
Secretary Daniels
Virginia Capes
Admiral Coontz
Admiral Wilson
Atlantic Fleet
Navy
Daniels
Great Sea Force
Mr. Daniels
Firestone Interchurch Meetings Unite 15000 Akron Workers
H. C. Firestone, president of Firestone Tire and Rubber, halted plant operations in Akron to mobilize 15000 workers for mass meetings promoting Christianity and the Interchurch movement. He warned that religion, agriculture, and industry sustain prosperity and urged more religious thought to sustain progress. Fifteen ministers attended.
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Morning Journal
Akron
H. & Firestone
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
America
Escaped From Sonora During State Revolt
Nogales Ariz May 1 Gens Juan Jose Rios and Manuel Gamboa with forty officers held by US immigration for about a month left for Apra New Mexico to be met by Carranza adherents and transported to Mexico City. They crossed from Nogales Sonora after Sonoran authorities seized the customs house and federal offices. State department and Arizona New Mexico officials arranged passage through American territory to the Mexican capital.
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Morning Journal
Nogales
Ariz
Juan Jose Rios
Manuel Gamboa
United States Immigration Service
Apra
New Mexico
Carranza
Mexico City
Sonora
Customs
State Department
Arizona
Difficult Passage Permits for Mexican Leaders Reported
May 1 report from Asuna Prieta Sonora states Generals Ries and Gamboa and their staffs must travel to Mexico City via Casas Grandes Chihuahua where Arbalejo faces revolutions. Warran Za generals left Nogales for the capital but face hostile country in Casas Grandes corridor. Texas Governor Hobby previously barred the two Carranza generals from passing through Texas toward Mexico City.
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Asuna Prieta
Sonora
Mex
Mexico City
Apra
N. M
Juan Jose Ries
Manuel Gamboa
Casas Grandes
Chihuahua
Arbalejo
Warranza
Nogales
W. F P. Hobby
Texas
Carranza
Two Men Shot Accidentally in Flagstaff Wait for Recovery
Special to The Journal Flagstaff Ariz May 1 Two Greenlaw mill laborers were seriously wounded in an accidental shooting when Pedro Jaurique tried to clean his automatic revolver Two friends of his were hit as the bullet struck one man above the heart and the other below the heart near the left kidney Doctors say both men are in serious condition and the shooter fled scene. deputies pursue him.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Greenlaw
Pedro Jaurique
Janrique
Felix Manning
Dempsey Kearns Case Put Off Until May 12
Jack Dempsey and his manager Jack Kearns faced evasion of the selective service law charges in U S district court San Francisco. The case was continued until May 12 for trial setting.
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OY Morning Journal Special
San Francisco
Calif
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
United States District Court
Love as the great creative power of the universe
A sermonette extols Love as the universal force behind nature and human progress. It portrays Love shaping deserts of life into homes, guiding nations to freedom, and fueling health, happiness, justice, and religion, declaring God is love.
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France
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Lincoln
Wisconsin Man Led Dual Lives With Two Wives
Harold Moran, a Milwaukee railroad engineer, faced a bigamy charge after three years of living with two wives and two homes alternately. His case was continued to May 7 with bond set at 1000 dollars. Wife No. 2, Anna Hoffmann Moran, seeks annulment of her marriage. Wife No. 1, Fannie Vanderase Moran, wed in 1909. Both women learned of the other only recently.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Harold Moran
Moran
Anna Hoffmann Moran
Fannie Vanderase Moran
Poindexter Withdraws From Oregon Presidential Candidacy
Washington Senator Miles Poindexter ends bid for Oregon Republican indorsement. Campaign manager J C Herbsman cites lack of funds and plan to tour personally as reason for withdrawal. Salem officials require an affidavit of withdrawal to finalize the action.
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Morning Journal
Portland
Ore
Miles Poindexter
Washington
Oregon
J. C. Herbsman
Poindexter
Herbsman
Nis
Salem
Sam Kozer
Kozer
Secretary of State
Daylight Saving Confusion Across Canada Forecast
May 1 1920 Toronto special reports daylight saving will complicate timekeeping across Canada. Montreal Quebec and most municipalities adopt saving to match New York while Ontario Ontario except Ottawa Toronto Kitchener Sarnia Niagara Falls stays on standard time. Eastern train schedules become double clock puzzles amid shifts. Western provinces largely avoid changes.
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Morning Journal
Toronto
Dominion
Montreal
Quebec
New York State
Maritime Provinces
Ontario
Ottawa
Kitchener
Sarnia
Niagara Falls
Canada
Western Canada
West
Lowden Leads Wood in Illinois Primary By 64551 Votes
Springfield May 1 The article reports Governor Frank Lowden winning a Republican primary in Illinois with a plurality of 64 551 votes over Major General Leonard Wood based on secretary of state returns. United States Senator Hiram W Johnson ranked third on the GOP ticket. Democratic winner was Governor Edward I Edwards of New Jersey.
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LY Mopnin
Journal
Springfield
Ill
Gover
Nor Frank
Lowden
Leonard Wood
Iine
Secretary of State
United States
Hiram W. Johnson
Edward I. Edwards
New Jersey
Chicago Tenants Strike Over Rent On May Day
Thousands of Chicago families refused to vacate apartments in defiance of eviction efforts. Chicago Tenants Protective League president H. Standish predicted about 10 000 tenants would join the rent strike and stay in their homes.
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Chicago
H. & Standish
Chicago Tenants’ Protective League
Fuge Sentenced to Eight Years to Life in Jerome Case
Clarence Fuge, convicted in the superior court here on a statutory offense, was sentenced to eight years to life imprisonment. He was remanded to jail pending appeal on a writ of probable cause. Mrs. Florence Schenden of Jerome testified she had been turned over to Base and others by Jerome policemen. Location Prescott Arizona and date May 1.
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Sece
Prescott
Ariz
Clarence Fuge
Mra
Florence Schenden
Jerome
Sace
Madame Le Gros Dies From a Bullet Wound
May Day riots leave at least three dead in Paris and many wounded. Madame Le Gros was fatally struck while watching events from Place de la Republique. Deputies Vaillant-Couturier and Blanc were wounded in a clash with police as crowds protested disobedience.
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Morning Journal
Paris
General Federation of Labor
Madame le Gros
Place de la Republique
Chamber of Deputies
M. Vaillant-Couturier
Alexandre FE. Blanc
M. Blanc
M. Vaillant- Couturier
Northern and Eastern Railways
Ingalls to Receive His Back Pay Monday
Adjutant General Walter S. Ingalls to obtain over $3,000 as first salary payment since his appointment on June 13, 1919 by Governor Campbell. Court action sought to issue the mandate confirming Ingalls as adjutant general after the Harris-Inga case. Ingalls holds war department rank of lieutenant colonel and recently earned Mexican border service and awards from the Spanish American and Philippine insurrection medallions.
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OY Morning Journal Special
Phoenix
Aria
Walter S. Ingalls
Campbell
Supreme Court
Attorney General’s Office
Harris-Inga
Charles W. Harris
Walter KE. Ingalls
War Department
Sape Court
Maricopa County
Ingalls
Sugar Price Boosted to 32.75 Cents a Pound
The Utah-Idaho Sugar company, largest producer in the intermountain region, announced a price increase for refined sugar from 23 to 32.75 cents per pound. Retail beet sugar prices jumped to 28 cents per pound as a result, with the company declining to disclose the remaining margin.
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Morning Journal
Salt Lake City
Utah
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Inter-Mountain Region
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