Siberia Occupation Claims Stir Siberian Crisis Talk
Vladimir Biazinoff reports that Japan aims for absolute military control of Vladivostok and nearby ports in Siberia, portraying occupation as war on a democratically elected government. He cites coercion, disarming Russians, and political intrigue, while noting mixed Japanese public opinion and lack of League of Nations action.
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Herman Bernstein Braft
Universal Special
San Remo
Vladimir Biazinoff
Siberia
Japan
Vladivostok
Habarovak
Nik
Linzinof
England
Italy
Bruvicety
Supreme Council
Baron Iwal
War Premen Council
Russia
Bo- Plabarovac
America
Trussia
League of Nations
M. Iazinoff
Knox
Kolchak
Osip Minor
Moscow
Constituent Assembly
Korea
Manchuria
China
St. Berlan
PLOTS AGAINST HIGH OFFICIALS OF GOVERNMENT CONTINUED
Portland raid targets radicals after police warn of May Day demonstration. Four men arrested at shipyard workers hall. Ernest Lehto held on criminal syndicalism charge, others released. In Morgantown federal and state authorities seek suspects behind antiwork posters by the American Anarchist Federated Commune Soviets. Reich and Steinhart detained as deportation probes begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Shipyard Laborers’ and Riggers’ Union
Ernest Lehto
Shipe Yard Workers’ Organization
Lehto
Morgantown
W. Va
Marion County
Handvill
Mannington
Homewood
Sycamore
Downs
West Virginia
Morris Relch
Joseph Steinhart
Leon Vandegrift
Communist Party of America
Vandegrift
Reich
Steinhart
Brews Sign Posters Stir Spokane Labor Day Call
Spokane police report widespread distribution of red printed stickers posters and circulars signed by the communist labor party urging an international labor day strike on May 1. No other activities have been reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Communist Labor Party
Senator Thomas Attacks Soldier Bonus in the Senate
The article reports Senator Thomas denouncing a soldier bonus, accusing organized groups of seeking public money. He cites Koreans, Chinese, Irish, and planners influencing legislation, urging Americans to unite against the perceived threat. Senator Myers questions any chance of reform as divisive voting patterns emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Senate
Myers
Montana
American Legion
Living brain study hailed as Johns Hopkins advance
Baltimore April 2 Walter B Dandy of Johns Hopkins Hospital reports a method to pump purity air into brain channels enabling living brain study. The breakthrough helps locate brain tumors and could save many from idiocy or premature death by treating fluid buildup linked to tumors.
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Baltimore
Walter B. Dandy
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Dandy
Nature
Bureau of Mines Chief Resigns for Petroleum Role
Van H. Manning, director of the Bureau of Mines, resigns effective June 40 to become director of research of the newly organized American Petroleum Institute, a group of leading petroleum producers.
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van H. Manning
Big Company
Carpenters Win Eight Hour Wage Increase in Butte
The wage board led by M D O Connell and W A O Brien granted carpenters in Butte a new eight hour day rate of $9 effective May 3. Secretary St H Thomas Byram announced the decision, with Evans praised for mediating. A gold fountain pen was pledged as thanks and unions praised arbitration as fair. Other labor talks with cooks, bakers, waiters, and teamsters continued with varied progress. The mining sector reported rising employment as patrols remained on the streets.
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M.d.o'connell
W. A. O'Brien
Timothy Lawlor
Builders’ Group
St. H. Thomas Byram
Rccording
Ie Way
Butte
Evans
Wan
William Hutchinson
Tor Nending
Evane
Federal Hon of Labor
Associated Industries
Five Die as Two Trains Collide Near Lamberton
In Lamberton Minnesota on April 2 five people were killed and twelve injured when two Chicago and Northwestern passenger trains collided head on near Lamberton. Misinterpretation of orders sent trains to pass at Sanborn not Lamberton. Four cars wrecked and both engines damaged. Names listed include Clark conductor and Winans engineer. Police also monitor for Eamon De Valera amid Irish emigration boom as three hundred depart for America aboard the liner Columbia.
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Lamberton
Minn
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Sanborn
Will of Gaby bequeaths 50000 and pension to Harry Pile
London April 25. In probate here today, Gaby Leher leaves a will disposing of English property amounting to 000. A bequest of 50000 dollars and a monthly pension of 300 dollars is left to my dear com rade, Harry Pile.
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Universal Special Cable
London
Rade
Harry” Pile
Gaby
Crowds Defy Authority Witnesses Recall Hill Battle
Testimony details a chaotic hill confrontation with shots fired from a boarding house window as deputies, including Templeton, tried to disperse 400 to 800 protesters. Witnesses name Embree as organizer and cite terror and beatings during the Anaconda road clash and ensuing citywide unrest.
Ireland's Home Rule Bill Posed as Britain’s Solution
Forbes Fairdairn reports Sir Hamar Greenwood, new chief secretary for Ireland, believes the home rule bill could become law this session. He seeks democratic government, peace in Ireland, and insists violence will not settle the Irish question. He notes Wyndham 1908 land acts boosted prosperity and cites broad support for home rule among Irish and British publics.
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Ireland
Hamar Greenwood
Forbes Fairdairn
Indon
Britain
Asquith
Sinn Fein
England
Scotland
Wales
Hamar
America
Firing at Simons boarding house sparks Hill trouble
Witnesses describe Berkin firing a shotgun toward the northeast window and shooting into the air as tensions flare on the hill. Officer Tompkins shows a back wound while Berkin is identified by Whalen as the only shooter among the officers. Deputies to be sent to car barns follow prior complaints of striker intimidation.
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Jack Whalen
Connor
Templeton
Jack (Whalen
Cronin
McDaniels
O'Connor
John Berkin
Berkin
Frank Walker
Cvon
Sheriff's Office
Embree
Whalen
Simons
Justice Doran
Thomas Driscoll
Thomas Fletcher
Mark Ezekiels
R. J. Dwyer
ME. Doherty
George Hageman
Nolan
Gemerea
Mr. O'Connor
Sherif John "Whalen
Anaconda
O'Rourke
Jen
Sid
Seo
Avear
Quessone
Temple
Sherif
Mr. Wharton
Fragmentary report hints at arrests and abuse claims
A fragmentary note states that he said three men were sent to a location and that on Thursday there were complaints that Cara had been stopped and men beaten or taken off while going to or coming from work. The account suggests detentions and potential mistreatment.
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Mr.o'connor
Cora
Centerville Road
Butte
Jaupner
McDonald
Graupner
Speculator
Embree
Anaconda
O'Connor
John Berkin
W. J. McLean
James Ford
Jack Ryan
Holland
Nolan
O'Rourke
Hiner ‘Ous
Cara
Great Sugar Heap Seized by Agents of Government
Agents in Omaha seize 66 500 pounds of sugar stored in two warehouses tied to seven grocery firms amid hoarding allegations. Assistant district attorney says Lever Act prosecutions will follow and, if successful, sugar will be released to market. Also notes an April 29 Washington meeting of farm loan board officials to discuss Supreme Court rehearing on constitutionality of the farm loan act. In Cleveland, Ca Delaney defeats Eddie Fitzsimmons by newspaper decision in a 10 round lightweight bout.
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Omaha
Assitant
Peterson Sai Lever
Eee
Washen
Lobdell
Farm Loan Board
All Farm Loan
Washington
Supreme Court
Farm Loan
Cleveland
Ohio
Ca. Delaney
Eadie Fitzsimmons
New York
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Vladisvostok
Republic of
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Mussavat Party
Anarchist Literatur
Ameri
Bureau OF Mines
Workingmen's Union
Gary
Will
Sonal
Mr. Walker
Billings
Stivers
Colonel Stivers
Roy Alley
Alley
Mr. Whalen
Emmebree
Lomitor Ronnie
King George
Lord French
Lloyd George
British Empire
Phoenix Park
Sir Hamar
British Isles
Flonzaley Quartet
Broadway
Howard Music Company
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