Judge Pigott Opens Doubt on Union Boycott Case
The Empire theater boycott case proceeds with Judge Pigott and Judge Clements set to hear finishing arguments after rebuttal testimony. The judge discussed venerable rights from Magna Carta and referenced Lindeau v. Montana Federation of Labor, noting peaceful refusal to patronize a venue is a protected labor right. Theodore Roosevelt testified in another suit on party corruption, with witnesses including William Barnes and Charles Murphy of Tammany Hall.
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Musicians’ union-Empire Theater
Clements
Seciaion
W. T. Pigott
Otte
Lindeau
Montana Federation of Labor
Montana
Supreme “Court
Organized Labor
Lindsay
New York
Pigott Io
Butte News And State Affairs In Busy Day
In Suffolk and nearby areas a question settled by chance surfaces amid headlines on Roosevelt and local matters. An Anaconda note reports a judge's case in San Diego while a mangled body is found near Northern Pacific east of Butte. The page also lists sport, theatre, mining, and classified items with stock quotes and a horoscope.
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Leppein
Suffolk
Enx
Bink
Roosevelt
Butte
Judge Keating
San Diego
Gordon Taylor
Pacific
Fires destroy bridges leading into Vancouver
Vancouver April 2 Fire destroyed a large part of the Connaught bridge over False Creek at Cambie Street, cutting access between business and residential areas. The loss is about 800000 dollars. Simultaneously the Granville Street Bridge caught fire but flames were extinguished. Officials deem the fires incendiary though police reject the alien enemies theory.
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Vancouver
False Creek
Camble Street
Cambie Street
Granville Street
Thomson
Great Britain
Dindal
McLennan
Connaught Bridge
Women Congress Takes Land Company Officials Up
The international congress of women devoted its session to two resolutions. One urged democratic control in foreign policy and participation of peoples in treaty framing, including no secret treaties. The second favored self-government and democratic government for all nations, opposing territorial transfers without inhabitants' consent. Large pamphlets on Poland were distributed, stirring debate on Jews and Finns in Russia. Indictments in Los Angeles charged former land company officials with illegal loans and defrauding stockholders of 1,227,000 as trials set for next month.
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the Hague
London
International Congress of Women
Emily Balch
Wellesley College
Los Angeles
Themelves
Charles A. Elder
Los Angles Investment Company
Andrew Carnegie
Charles M. Schwab
W.'A. Clark
German War Correspondent Contrasts Front Reports
Berlin reports Wilhelm Schefmann, a renowned German war correspondent, says British accounts of Neuve Chapelle differ from reality. He states he saw Bavarian flags in villages claimed by Britain as won, and that English soldiers and prisoners were not observed on the roads.
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Berlin
Wilhelm Schefmann
Eral Star
Neuve Cha
Delle
Givenchy
Representationa
of Neuve Chapelle
Red Cross Names New General Manager
President Wilson in Washington appoints Brig. Gen. Carroll A. Devol of the U.S. Army quartermaster corps as general manager of the American Red Cross, a newly created post.
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Washington
Brooklyn Times chief Carson Peck dies at 87
Carson Peck, president of the Brooklyn Times Company and vice president and general manager of the Woolworth Company, died at his Brooklyn home today from diabetes. He was 87.
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New York
Carson
Peck
Brooklyn Times Company
Woolworth Company
Brooklyn
Giabetes
Kolberg May Have Been Lost In North Sea Fight
Lerwick Scotland April 29 The life buoy marked Kolberg found near the south end of the island is believed to confirm reports that the cruiser Kolberg was sunk in the North Sea battle on January 2 Admiral Beatty cited the Bluecher and Kolberg as sunk yet the German government later said Beatty’s claim about the Kolberg was false
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Kolberg
North Sea
Lerwick
Scotland
Beatty
Bluecher
Admiral Beatty
Austrians Advance Into Russian Territory Reported
A Budapest dispatch dated April 2, 1025 says Austrian forces occupied Novoselitsey on the Bessarabia border and are advancing further into Russia. The report notes Turkish captures at Kabelepen with allied forces reportedly retreating. In Bath Maine, the torpedo destroyer Wadsworth was launched at Bath Iron Works, christened by Miss Juanita Doane Wells of Cambridge, granddaughter of Commodore Alexander S. Wadeworth.
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Budapest
London
MJOA
Novoselitey
Bessarabia
Peaster Lioya
Kabelepen
Bath
Maine
Wadsworth
Bath Iron Works
Juanita Doane Wells
Cambridge
Mass
Alexander 8. Wadeworth
Milwaukee shell conspiracy case targets Allis-Chalmers
Milwaukee date April 28 a discovery complaint seeks to learn whether Allis-Chalmers Otto Falk Bethlehem Steel and others conspired to manufacture and ship shrapnel shells to European belligerents. Falk ordered to supply letters contracts and correspondence between the two companies as the case moves toward preliminary action before pleading.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Allis-Chalmers Company, & Corporation
Otto Falk
Bethlelem Steel Company
Falk
Ailis-Chalmera Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
Samuel Pearson
United States
German Empire
French aviator bombs little harm to Zeppelins
Geneva reports six bombs dropped on the Zeppelin works at Friedrichshafen during a yesterday attack by allied aviators. Four bombs hit empty sheds while one struck a shed housing the framework of a new airship. The French aviator faced heavy fire from riflemen in church towers around Lake Constance.
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Geneva
Switzerlana
Apri
Paris
Friedrichhafen
Lake Constance
Duslets
No Recognition Planned of Any Mexican Faction
Washington April 2 none of the Mexican factions would be recognized while the present unsettled conditions prevail though the possibility had been discussed by high officials. The plan reportedly originated in Washington and was presented to Secretary Bryan but officials say the views attributed to the factional leader were unofficial and not before the state department for decision or recognition.
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John B. Sullivan
Empire
Wolgomott
Sullivan
Levi Wild
Western Union
C. H. Mahoney
Mahoney
Roote
Clements
Ci Tzen
Dickman
Barnes
Loeb
George B. Agnew
Agnew
Senate
Grattan
Andrews
Albany
Washington
Mexico
United States
Bryan
Wilson
State Department
Texas steamer sank. memorial signaling dispute
A Lloyds dispatch from Stornaway reports a British steamship was sunk by Texas actions off the Isle of Lewis. Secretary Scotland notes a memorial plan and the crew reportedly landed at Garroway in this city as small boats reached shore. The report ties to Washington and a submarine memorial proposal.
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London
Lloyds
Stornaway
Washington
Scotland
Starrison
Lloyd George Proposes New War Taxes on Spirits and Beer
In a Commons speech David Lloyd George outlines a plan to double spirits duty, quadruple wine tax, and institute a graduated beer tax to curb drinking and boost war materials. Provisional resolutions pass amid opposition from O'Brienites and Labour, with warnings taxes may be moderated. He pledges not to politically touch drink again and cites drunkenness as a wartime inefficiency while stressing the need to mobilize resources for victory.
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London
House of Commons
David Lloyd George
O'Brienites
Unioniat
Therm
Counry
Flanders
France
Hhs
Lloyd George
Hig
French Advance Plans and War News From Europe
Dispatches report French forces advancing near the Dardanelles and Belgian and French actions around Ypres while British and French efforts continue in the Ypres sector. Other items cover German setbacks and a British measure to curb liquor and wine taxes in Parliament.
Four Germans Arrested Celebrated Ypres Victory
Four prominent Vancouver Germans were arrested for taking part in a Sunday celebration of the German victory at Ypres. Detained are Paul Koop Baron von Luttowitz Dr Otto Grunert and Frederick Stritel. They claim the gathering was a pre arranged housewarming and deny hostile intent. Authorities expect detention camp transfer for enemy aliens at Nanaimo.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Ypres
Paul Koop
Baron von Luttowitz
Kaiser Wilhelm
Otto Grunert
Frederick Stritel
Atong
Kien
Nanaimo
Interest shifts to the Dardanelles in WWI battle
London reports that as the Gallipoli fight wanes, attention turns to the Dardanelles where French and British forces have landed on three Gallipoli points. British troops threaten Bulair forts while French menaces target the Asiatic side. Turkish claims of repulsals are met with cautious Allied updates.
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London
Mitylene
Exchange Telegraph Company
Athens
Francers
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Gallipoli
Bulair
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William Barnes
York State
Charles 8. Whitman
William Loch Jr
White House
Port of
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Tammany Hall
James A. O'Gorman
Loch
Henry C. Frick
Gary
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Tennessee Coal and Tron Company
Wall Street
Goldberg
Pemseny
Francine
Woman's Congress
Marged
THE
RED Cross
Germany
Pone
Texas
Athena
Miitiah
Magiana
Daily News
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Ipswich
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Wary St. Edmunds
Suffolk County
Exchange
Belgium
Ten Eparee
Poland
Carpathians
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Guilipoli
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Haus of Commons
Zeppelin
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