Mob roams through Main Street in Arizona city disturbance
A large mob and many youths toured Main to Park and Wyoming streets, visiting cigar stores bars and the Finlen hotel while evading liquor findings. Police officers Dwyer Larkin and Hallisey intervened halting a second lineup as chaos subsided with no major damage reported.
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George Sutliffe
East Broadway
Broadway
Park Street
Ocean Bar
Finlen Hotel
Arizona Street
Constantinople Club
Park and
Arizona Streets
Cooper House
Shields and
Talbot Avenue
Con People’s Place
Sullivan
Dwyer
Larkin
Hallisey
Wyoming
Karkin
Millions for the roads to wind up business
The House passed a deficiency appropriation bill providing 890 million dollars for the railroad administration to wind up its affairs. It also directs the War Finance Corporation to buy 100 million dollars worth of Liberty bonds at par for liquidation. With these funds total road appropriations reach 1.74 billion dollars. The bill includes 7 million dollars for hospital treatment of disabled soldiers and moves to the Senate.
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House
Railroad Administration
Liberty
War Finance Corporation
Congress
Senate
Plot rumors prompt British probe into global revolts
London April 20 British officials intensified inquiry after reports of a plot aiming to spark revolts in Egypt Ireland India and the dune area and involving Irish sympathizers leaving the United States for Canada Egypt and India to foment uprisings A member of parliament claims a soviet committee is organized in South Wales and ready for a great revolution to seize power.
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London
Ireland
India
New York
United States
Canada
Egypt
South Wales
Miners Face Picketing Strikes Amid IWW Campaign
The IWW led picketing and intimidation disrupts mining in Butte and surrounding areas. Despite calls to end wrongdoing, few arrests have been made as workers seek to return in security. Some miners report wages of five dollars, while major smelters in Anaconda and Great Falls fear shutdowns, risking thousands of jobs. Streetcar data indicate high worker transport to mines on strike day.
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Butte
Anaconda
Great Faia
Centerville
I W W Strike Disrupts Work At Centerville Hill
Pickets from the I W W blocked many workers from reaching sites on the hill and on the east side, with sheriffs enforcing restraint. Engineers without ID cards faced turned backs, while a threatened crafts union action was discussed but not ordered by the Silver Bow Trades and Labor assembly. A woman fired a revolver at I W W pickets during a confrontation, sending the men fleeing.
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Hilton
Centerville
Pittsmont
Montana
Tarely
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Moose Hall
M. P. ‘Sullivan
Tom Meaney
Tara Martin
Assembly
Trade Commission Hse Sent To Supreme Court
Helena April 20 E G of Helena attorney for the Montana railroad commission and former Montana trade commission counsel today forwarded to the U S Supreme Court the transcript on appeal from the federal court decision by Judge Bourquin that the law creating the trade commission is unconstitutional. The next step is to ask the court to advance the case on the calendar.
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E. G
Monana Railroad Commission
Montana Trade Commission
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Bour‘Guin
The
Trade Commission
Supreme Court
Woman held on check charge in Livingston
Livingston police hold Alice Dinsmore of Butte and Harvey Johnson on a charge of passing two checks to local merchants. Authorities say the checks were expert imitations of the arsonist signatures, and the couple registered at a local hotel.
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Livingston
Alice Dinsmore
Butte
Harvey Johnson
Morality Blamed For Socialism Failures In Ohio Talk
Columbus, Ohio reports Daniel J. Ryan, chairman of the Ohio Tax Payer Address, argues in a lecture that immorality caused the failures of socialist plans. He claims common ownership and lack of individual rights led to inefficiency, dissension, and failure in all experiments, noting ideas from Karl Marx to Eugene Debs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Daniel J. Ryan
Ohlo Tax Pata Ath
Ryan
Karl Stars
Eugenc. Debs
Murderer Arrested During Ballroom Dance in Laveno
A police dog at a hotel ball in Laveno on Lake Maggiore tackled and pinned Italian murderer Bartoni amid a crowded dance. He allegedly stabbed a Malian woman in the morning over jealousy, changed clothes bloodstained, ate, then moved toward the Wall before being tracked and arrested. The prisoner confessed as the dance ended.
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Laveno
Lake Maggiore
Bartoni
Dos
Queen Mary kills bare back gown movement
London report says Queen Mary condemns the bareback gown as bodiceless fashion disapproved at the Court of St James. Dressmakers note English women favor more closed day wear, contrasting with French trends amid postwar unrest. Paris dispatch notes a sesf adopted resolution urging absolute disarmament by Germany to secure peace.
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Mary
England
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France
Paris
Havas
Sesf
Germany
Huirt to Face Questioning Over Alleged Bigamy Case
James T. Huirt was questioned at Los Angeles County Hospital by Deputy Sheriff chief A Is Manning about multiple marriages to women now reported missing. He claimed Nina Lee Delaney of Jureka Monts was in Kansas City and promised to explain later. Elizabeth L. Williamson said Huirt married her in Sacramento last fall.
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James T. Huirt
Los Angeles County Hospital
Is Manning
Baste Streaning
Taine
Oaing
Nina Lee Delaney
Jureka Monts
Swerit
Sa Diego Imperial Counties
Kansas City
SMF
Elizabeth L. Wilamson
Hurrt
Sacramento
Barber
Socialist ballot ban passes in Albany assembly
In Albany on April 20 two pills to bar the Socialist Party from the official ballot were passed by the assembly with a vote of 83 to non. The move aims to limit socialist participation in elections.
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N.Y
Socialist Party of America
Assembly
Non Wen
Chicago
Democrate
Grand Central’ Palace
New York City
Washington
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