Radicals Target Officials in Nationwide Hazardous Device Plot
Washington reports an explosion at Attorney General Palmer’s home as part of a belt of sudden accidents from Cleveland to Boston. Other incidents harmed bystanders and damaged residences, churches, and public buildings in New York, Newtonville, Paterson, Pittsburg, West Philadelphia, and Boston. Investigators seek the anarchist fighters and link to a May day plot as police review two separate crews and a warning of general war.
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Washington
A. Mitchell Palmer
Cleveland
Boston
Pittsburg
Paterson
N.J
West Philadelphia
New York
Newtonville
Mass
Philadelphia
New York City
Charles C. Notter
Leland W. Powers
Major Pullman
Capital Police
Palmer
Off i
Attorne Palmer
Ned
Secret Service
Bombing at Judge Nott Jr Residence Kills At Least One
In New York early today a bomb under Judge Charles Nott Jr residence exploded at 12 53 am. Police and fire investigators found body parts including a woman’s torso and bits of male clothing with a false mustache amid the debris. The elderly woman caretaker is believed dead. Judge and Mrs Nott are away from the city. Authorities say no official warning or instructions to act were issued by federal agencies.
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New York
Charles ©. Nott Jr
Court Ofeneral Sessions
Judge Nott
Fire — Department
Bureau of Combustibles
Judge
Nott
Explosions in Pittsburg Hit Judge Thompsons Home
A pair of bomb blasts in the Highland district struck the residence of U S Judge W H Thompson and nearby houses. The blasts damaged the jurist’s home and the homes of three prominent local businessmen on Cassady’s porch, with events occurring shortly before midnight.
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United States
W.H. ‘Thompson
C. J Cassady
Highland District
Winnipeg violence and strike unrest rocks city
A large crowd of about 2 000 strikers and sympathizers clashed with police in Winnipeg as violence spread on the eighteenth day of the general strike. Bomb damage occurred in the West End injuring residents including W W Sibray, chief immigration inspector, and damaging homes of local business leaders. The Premier stood firm, while railway workers and iron works executives sought conciliation and a potential settlement.
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Winnipeg
Winnipes
Winnipes Polt
Board of Trade
TC. Norris
Railway Brotherhood
Winnipeg Metal ‘Trades Council
Winnipess
Fer
Attempted bombing targets Roxbury judge over riot decisions
In Boston an explosion damaged the home of Justice Albert F Hayden of Roxbury Municipal Court at 11 Wayne Street. The judge and family were away. Police suspect internal device connected to his rulings in recent Roxbury riot cases.
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Boston
Albert F. Hayden
Roxbury
Wayne Street
Bombs Hit Church Rectory In Philadelphia Attack
Two men in a car threw bombs at the rectory of Our Lady of Victory in West Philadelphia and at Louis Jasielky nearby. The rectory suffered heavy damage as glass shattered. a woman and a girl nearby, Mrs Lettut, were seriously injured while passing the church.
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Philadelphia
Powers House Wrecked by Bomb Attack in Newtonville Mass
In Newtonville Massachusetts on June 3 the home of U S Representative Leland Powers was bombed soon after it was raised causing extensive interior damage on the first floor. Powers and his family were on the second floor and none were injured. The blast occurred at the rear exterior wall.
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Mass
House of Bute
Leland W. Powers
Samuel Ll. Powers
Powers
St. Germain
Count von Jockdorf-Rantzau
Versailles
Wart “Renner
Gene Ellet
Wilson
Renner
Austria
Trianon
Mt. Clemenceau
Pat Wilson
Colonel House
M. Clemenceau
Bomb Damage Hits Paterson Home of Silk Manufacturer
An explosion in Paterson New Jersey at 12 20 am damaged the home of silk goods maker Max Gold 331 East Thirty First Street. Police suspect a bomb planted in a driveway near the residence. nearby houses show window damage. No injuries reported amid widespread glass breakage within 200 feet. Weather forecast for Montana predicts generally fair days with warmer temperatures Tuesday.
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Paterson
N. J
Max Gold
Siik
Thirty-first Street
Ryan
Gold
No Monkey Business Mentioned for Navy Seaplanes
The text reflects garbled OCR with scattered phrases about Navy seaplanes and supposed stunts or honors. Readable segments reference “Navy seaplanes” and phrases like “no monkey business” but lack coherent events, dates, or clear subjects to recap.
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NAVY
Supreme Court narrows patent ruling in Mineral Separation case
The Supreme Court remanded the Montana drama to a district court, reversing part of the appellate decision on the Mineral Separation Company patent. It upheld certain aspects of patent rights while clarifying that using pine oil with petroleum above one percent did not fully infringe. The ruling discusses oil composition tests and the practical relevance of the techniques used by Butte and Superior.
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Minerals Separation Company
Washington
Staten Suipret
Clark
Circuit
Ninth Eireute 4
Superior Mining Compa
Circuit Court of Appeals
District Court
Montana
Supreme Court
Latte & Superior Warning
Howev
Fae
Butte & Superior
Nceot
Court of Appeals
Minerals Ration Company
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Gen. Palmer
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Pullman
Spesees
Kanizen
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International Proletaria
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Winnipeg Reds
West End
W. W. Sibray
Bureau ‘of Immigration
Sibray
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
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Norris
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Lloyd
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Butte Superior
United States Supreme Court
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Huerely
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