Victory Town drive reports uneven loan progress nationwide
Minneapolis reports 74 of 286 counties over quota with 86 million raised of 157.8 million district goal. National totals show 186.3 million in subscriptions and 999 thousand by tonight, far from the 1.29 billion target vote. Treasury officials urge workers to redouble efforts to meet the loan goal.
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Federal Reserve District
A. R. Rogers
Washington
Treasury
Louis
Chicago
Boston
Kansas City
Richmond
Cleveland
Atlanta
San Francisco
New York
Philadelphia
Dallas
City standings shift as Minneapolis rises
The latest percentage standings show Minneapolis district moving into second place while Chicago drops to third, reflecting a notable shift now that peace is at hand and the country’s focus eases from wartime mobilization.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Geyser to Gindermotor trail route eliminated
Helena May 1 message reports the Park county to White Sulphur Springs segment of the Geyser to Ginder motor trail is dropped due to a deteriorating roadway north of Livingston. Trail locators return from Yellowstone park objective and will announce a permanent plan by Saturday.
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Livingston
Helena
Bivingston
Park County
Seat
White Sulphur Springs
Yellowstone National Park
Only One, and She a Pankhurst, Lands in Hoosegow
May Day in England passed peacefully with labor processions and socialist parades in London. A militant suffragette, Mrs Pankhurst, and a group of women supporters attempted to enter the House of Commons but were stopped by police and she was arrested. In Scotland miners took a holiday and Dublin halted business with meetings prohibited.
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Associated Press
London
England
West End
Wwin Pankhurst
House of Commons
Miss Pankhurst
Scotland
Dublin
Riot in Roxbury as 300 police clash with radicals
In Boston on May Day, the Dudley Street area of Roxbury saw a riot as 300 police, aided by soldiers and civilians, confronted several hundred radicals attempting a parade after a meeting. Three officers and a civilian were shot. one officer stabbed. many radicals beaten. Two arrestees hospitalized. by nightfall 112 arrests reported including 16 women. police hunted for further demonstrators.
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Boston
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Nelson G. Meeker
Ersberger Out With Count Rantzau in Rift
Berne, April 30. Serious differences have arisen among German government members and a change may come soon. Ersberger head of the armistice commission and Count von Brockdorff Rantzau foreign minister clash, with Ersberger aiming to shape foreign minster policy at Versailles. Political strains prompt possible coalition shifts toward independent socialists and worker councils. Paris, May 1. The council of three, including foreign ministers and war council members, met at Quai dOrsay. subject under discussion not announced.
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Switzerland
Berlin
Mathias Ersberger
Armistice Commission
Count von. Brockdort Rantzau
Ersberger
Gilleult
Germany
Councils of Workers
Hugo Haase
Herr Breutcis
Couneils
National Assembly
Renee Eercu
Council OF Three
Associated Press
Paris
Bemec
Quai Dorsay
Highly Decorated British Nurse Honored by Kings and Belgium
Sister Hamilton seams of Southampton receives the King and Queen’s Medal for the South African War the Royal Red Cross Military Medal the Mons Star and Belgium’s highest honor from the king of Belgium She nursed in the South African War and at Dunkirk during the Great War raids and bombardments.
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Hamilton Seams
Southampton
England
Royal Red Cross
Mons
Belgium
Dunkirk
Anarchist May Day Plot Claims Bomb Haul Found
Washington reports that most if not all bombs mailed to prominent public figures in a May Day plot have been located. The bombs were recovered today as authorities, including Attorney General and senior senators, brace for possible further threats. In Boston, May Day meetings in Roxbury led to rioting with two policemen shot and about twenty arrests.
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Postoolice oMerals
Overman
North
Caro
Ator King
Utah
Frank
United States
Overma
Senate Committee
Supreme Court
Boston
Roxbury
Paris Riots Report Across City With Arrests and Casualties
Rioting in Paris on May Day yields 50 arrests and 0 police wounded, with several injured including Leon Jouhaux and Deputy Poncet. A man is killed in the Opera district as crowds clash near Gare de l’Est. By evening 80 more are hurt between Place de la Republique and Place de la Bastille as troops withdraw sabers and a crowd tears down kiosks. Demonstrators mass along grand boulevards near the Madeleine and Opera, with shots heard and casualties visible in the streets.
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Havas
Leon Jouhaux
Cretary
Federation of Labor
Poncet
Opera
Gare de’ V'Est
Fred
Associated Press
Place de la Republique
Place de la Bastille
Fiteenth Chasseurs
the Madeleine
The
la Republique
la Bastille
Place de la Concorde
Chamber of Deputies
War Ministry
Telephone Service Rates Under Government Oversight
Under the May 1 1919 revision customers are billed for their current class of service. Rates for other classes can be supplied on request and adjustments made upon application. The company operates under the postmaster general, with revenues belonging to the government, requiring sufficient revenue to cover service costs.
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United States
Boulevards Scream Anthems Amid Rain swept crowds
Voices roared as crowds overran boulevards lined by republican guard in shining helmets. Place de la Concorde appeared ghastly in driving rain, with captured gear placed between enemy material, a scene of eerie renewal amid wartime ruin.
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Republican Guard
Place de la Concorde
Rusty
Gerif
Denver Philanthropist Leaves Twenty-F old Millions
Denver May 1 The will of D Reed Denver philanthropist who died last week in Long Beach California was filed today The estate valued at 25000000 minus a 50000 bequest to Clarence C Hamlin of Colorado Springs goes to Mrs Reed and three children Hamlin is former associate and president of the Evening Telegraph company publishers of the Colorado Springs Telegraph
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Denver
D. Reed
Long Beach
Cal
Clarence C. Hamlin
Colorado Springs
Hanson Sounds Clarion Warning
Hanson declares rioting in many cities shows Bolshevism and IWW influence. Mayor Ole Hanson of Seattle urges mayors to press for deportation of IWW and anarchists, warning Reds have a vast global network aiming to overthrow governments including the United States.
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Sansas City
Ole Hanson
Seattle
IW. W
Reds
Cleveland May Day Riots Engage City Leaders
A large crowd of socialists and sympathizers clashed with police in downtown Cleveland during a May Day rally. Troops and mounted police employed tanks and trucks to disperse rioters after a confrontation over red insignia on soldiers' uniforms. Several shots were fired as the mob dispersed amid ongoing violence.
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Ruth
Fenders
Ity
Uc Square
Eugene V. Debs
Thomas J. Mooney
Superior Avenue
Ave Social
Liberty Loan Campaign
Bergen
Ruthenberg
Lieutenant Bergen
John Hardy
Detroit
Cuticure Soap and Ointment Heals Pimples Claim
Miss Nannie Robin of Reedley California says pimples on her forehead vanished after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She notes one cake of Soap and one box of Ointment cured the trouble and urges daily use to prevent skin problems.
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Nannie Robin
Reedley
Cal
Cuidtra Falcom
Perlimig Bose
Easy Way to Remove Freckles and Blotches
An old remedy suggests applying mercoliued wax like cold cream before bed to remove freckles and blemishes. Washing off in the morning allegedly reveals a new surface with no pain, though the text is garbled and parts of the account are unclear.
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Pieter
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