Senators Clash Over Wood Campaign Fund Expenditures
Senator Borah accuses Gen Wood campaign managers of buying endorsements and spending millions to influence the Republican convention. Democratic and Republican peers press for names and sources, while Wood aides deny improper funds and insist expenditures were legitimate.
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Moses
Bucan
New Hampshire
General Wood
Borah
Democratic National Cmittee
Cummins
Democratic National Committee
Harrison
Mississippi
Chamberlain
Oregon
Borahi
Woods
Edward I. Boheny
Eat
Mexico
California
Poindexter Urges End to US Foreign meddling in Europe
In Jackson Michigan Senator Miles Poindexter, seeking the Republican presidential nomination, calls for abandoning current American policy of European meddling and focusing on U S affairs. He suggests addressing Mexico and opening Alaska for development while reclaiming waste lands and revising homestead laws to unlock unused land.
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Wood
Lowden
Sterling
Borah
United States
Moses
New York World
New Hampshire
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Proctor
Jackson
Mich
Europe
Miles Poindexter
Mexico
Alaska
Rioting Breaks Up Socialist Meeting in Philadelphia
A mass meeting at the labor lyceum protesting the New York legislature's unseating of five socialists broke up amid a row after police interrupted the event. Charles Solomon and three other New Yorkers were arrested on incitement to riot charges.
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Philadelphia
Labor Lyceum
New York
Charles Solomon
New York Socialist Assemblyman
Street Car Crash Kills Woman in Zanesville
A street car in Zanesville Ohio ran uncontrolled after brake failure on March 26. It jumped the track and struck a building causing partial collapse. Mrs Rollie Perry aged 35 was killed and her 18 month old son was probably fatally injured. Five other passengers plus the conductor and motorman were hurt but not seriously.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Rollie Perry
Unusual murder trial in progress in San Luis Obispo
Bertha Dean testifies that her mother Myrtle Dean discussed killing methods with Jed A. Dean before his death. She recalls plans involving a shotgun or hammer blows and a fatal jugular cut, with Myrtle mentioning a $3,000 life insurance payout.
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San Luis Obispo
Cal
Myrtle Dean
Jed A. Dean
Bertha Dean
Dean
Papa
Witness Recollects Family Insurance and Car Joke
A witness recalls a light hearted remark about insuring a striped car and a hypothetical gift. The witness says the daughter avoided discussing such matters after the question, noting she feared being suspected if anything happened to her father.
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Papa
Red Hot Defense of the President
A speaker denounces hostility toward the president amid his illness. He recalls past assassinations and questions Republican newspapers for sympathy. He praises ideals and contrasts coarse critics with those who inspire courage and hope.
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McKinley
Garfield
Feudal Conditions Reported in East Prussia
A Rotterdam dispatch to the Times says feudal conditions prevailed in parts of East Prussia until upset by Germanys radical revolt. A German who recently arrived in Rotterdam provided the information.
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London
The
Times
Rotterdam
Germany
East Prussia
Britons Question Russia Policy and Bolshevik Power
General Gough told Oxford labor group Britain fights Bolshevism with fear and balance between whites and border states. He criticized white troops in South Russia, praised Bolshevik efficiency, and warned of conflicting aims and misjudgments by British officials in Russia. He cited evidence of violence, propaganda by Russian ladies, and Churchill’s optimism harming Britain’s standing.
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London
Great Britain
Russia
Gough
War Office
Oxford University Labor Club
South
Baltic States
Caspian Sea
Britain
England
Denekin
Churchill
Butte Labor Talks Highlight Open Shop Issue
Union officials and employers gathered at the Finlen lobby as commissioner Barker heard views on labor tensions. He noted industrial peace on the coast but pointed to shipyards and tailor groups as areas of discord over the open shop policy. He aims to keep impartial, serving all people.
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Finlen
Metal Department
American Federation of Labor
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