Union Workers Demand Near May Day Demonstrations
Union workers push for demands without planning major strikes. The article notes no large May Day protests, focusing on organized actions and workplace concerns rather than walkouts.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1916
Page
1
Labor unrest sweeps New York as strikes expand
Across New York and nearby cities on May Day 1914 labor unrest rose with garment workers, engineers, firemen, and dock laborers striking or threatening action. Jewelry workers settled for an eight hour day and overtime pay. Anarchists were dispersed after a meeting in Manhattan. In Pittsburgh area, Westinghouse plants were attacked during a strike, with property damage but few arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garment Workers
New York
Fifth Avenue
Washington Square
Madison Avenue
New York Harbor
Brooklyn
Tewas
Manhattan
Senjamin Schlesinger
International Ladies’ Garment Workers' Union
Blaak
Vittsburs
Angeren
Westinghouse
Rankin and Braddock
Thompson Notks
Carnegie Steel Company
American Steel and Wire
McClintie-Marshall Conervation Company
Standard Chain Works
Dublin Cleared of Rebels in Local Report
In Today’s Standard Page, the Dublin rebellion is cleared by authorities while other briefs note changes in divorce law, bankruptcy cases, and municipal improvements in Butte. Anaconda coverage mentions Easter District court actions and a roof incident leads to capitulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Qeemany
Mexico
Butte Municipal Improvements
Yandel
Anaconda
Anaconda News
Lane
President Wilson Urges American Unity at War Lessons
Washington May 1 America awoke in national spirit through Europe war lessons says President Wilson opening a national service school encampment for young women He warns against war but vows the United States must not be tampered with He trusts foreign born citizens will stay loyal when called to support the flag and vows swift action against any who threaten the nation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Europe
Wigan
National Service School
United States
Mag
Cme
Bernhard
Prussia
Germany
Frederick the Great
Ana
Dex
Vier Wolf
de Gustave Herve
France
Torr Wolff
Taglische Rundschau
Stith
Roosevelt Not Interested In Own Political Fortunes
Theodore Roosevelt returns from Chicago and states he feels gratified by support for preparedness and national duty. He says he seeks no personal political fortune and that the crisis demands unity and patriotism, not factional politics, urging delegates to back principles over self.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
America
West
Tniktey
German Reply to American Note Spawns Diplomatic Debate
London reports discuss Berlin and German leaders weighing the American note on submarine warfare. Critics warn against optimism, urging preservation of dignity and cautious timing as relations threaten rupture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Associated Press
Ger
Gerard
Exports of War Materials to Europe Reach High Totals
A historical report notes Europe purchases of war materials totaling 249 million dollars in the first 20 months ending June. The heavy shipping period shows March as the strongest month with exports to Europe and domestic use described amid rising totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Washington
Dollaes
Gaure
Chan
Man Confesses to Double Slaying in Fort Colina
Reported by B Pearson, in jail tonight, that Nelson deputy sheriff and others state the confession. Pete Barna also imprisoned. Sheriff Frank Roach of Cheyenne said to be involved. May 1 activity shows a fatal shooting with details tied to local enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Colina
Col
B. Pearson
Nelson
Pete Barna
Sheri
Frank Roach
Cheyenne
Prisoner Granted Limited Right to Examine Witness
New York May 1 Lieut Robert Fay of the German army charged with piracy to blow up munitions laden vessels was allowed to cross examine an unfriendly witness under bounds set by Judge Howe. The prisoner sought to probe details of his lawyer Unger and the trial adjourned for consultation. Brecker the New York World reporter testified as Fay requested cross examination but the judge limited questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Fay
Howe
Edward Brecker
New York World
Fay
Way
Dietrict
Unger
Winger
Brecker
Fet
Smaller Peace Army Agreed In Conference
In Washington May 1 hope for a peace army agreement brightened after an all day conference session of conferees. They agreed to a peace strength of 250 000 to 275 000 with expansion allowed, contingent on House acceptance. Senate and House negotiators reached a tentative accord on unit counts and major features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
House Bi
Romnep For THIRD TIME La Grands
Local report from La Grands Oregon describes a recurring incident involving a person named Romnep for the third time within two years. The event reportedly occurred nearby with the suspect claiming cash and stamps as the payoff. Details are limited and wording is unclear.
First Defeat Clears Dublin For President Of Insurgents
Thirty Democrats join Publicans to vote against Philippine policy as all have surrendered, according to a British official statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Philppine Wile
Debate Over Philippine Independence Bill in House
The House rejected the Clarke amendment calling for a definite independence date for the Philippines, voting 261 to 165 to strike it out. The Jones Bill for greater self government passed, and conferees were instructed not to set a fixed time for independence. Manuel Quezon voiced sharp disappointment, signaling no return to Congress. Rebels in Dublin reportedly surrendering as fighting subsides in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Clarke
Ann Wubat Ure
Philippines
United States
Islands
Clark
Jones
Wir
Congress
Wilson
Tone Clarke
Allen
Ohio
Beakes
Miruckner
Honris
Dale
Dooling
Deis Pitzgerald
Fionn
Griffin Hurlburt
Narth
New York
Coady
Maryland
Cs Sewdersey
Fegan
Hamid
Hay
Sir Qeuzon
Critics fume as government faces Irish and Mesopotamian crises
London dispatch reports parliament faces a tense session with Hatstat reform and Ireland religious issues on the agenda. The press largely blames the government for recent upheavals, while the opposition cites army misfortunes at Kut and Kutvel-Amara and contends the premier’s retreat signals weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ireland
Townshend
Raat Wnahend
Kuteel-Anara
Gord Khartom
Yin Trish Ag
Behrmak
Feerul Arouill
Augustine Birrellieble
Mene
SBF
Wilson keeps troops in border region after talks
Washington May 1 President Wilson remains fixed on keeping American troops in the border region of Mexico until the bris and taxes end. Secretary Baker issued new instructions to Generals Scott and Funston for a conference with General Obregon. Juarez authorities voiced opposition as Obregon delayed comment and a next meeting was anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Mexico
White House
Baker
Henerats Scott
Obregon
Carranza
Lansing
Faker
Juarez
Paso
Swanington
Scott
Ponston
Juures
Devel
Funston
Chituahua
United States
British Ships Sunk in the Mediterranean in May
A faulty report says two British ships were sunk in the Mediterranean near May. The armed yacht Aegta under Captain Ty and a designated commander Thloyd were reported missing along with several officers. Officials later disputed details as the Cres Sune and Nasturtium names appear in garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Aegtna
Leut
Robin W. Thloyd
Kirack
Pank
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