Eight Hour Strike Hits Three States In North Timber Mills
Northern Minnesota and nearby regions shut down as timber workers press for an eight hour day. About 20 000 out across Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota with several thousand more in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Moler unions claim most mills idle while owners refuse concession and hold plants closed.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
International Falls
Cloquet
Cass Lake
Virginia
Rhinelander
Wis
Michigan
Wisconsin
Marquette
Mich
International Timber Workers’ Union
Upper Peninsula
Upper Michigan
Mail to Canada airplane route from United States to Canada
Winnipeg Man May 3. Carrying what is believed to be the first naval mail from the United States to Canada Lieut. A K E Bingham of Winnipeg made an aeroplane trip from Grand Forks N D to Winnipeg today in 2 hours and 10 minutes. The distance is about 165 miles. W J Edelen of Grand Forks accompanied Lieutenant Bingham on the trip.
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Winnipeg
Man
United States
Canada
K E. Bingham
Grand Forks
N. D
W. J. Edelen
Bingham
Orchestra Work Not for Women
Walter Damrosch, conductor of the New York Symphony Orchestra, told Paris reporters that women cannot replace men in orchestral work. He argued women would need celibacy to devote themselves to symphony duties and that women are not physically strong enough.
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Universal Service
Special Cable Dispatch
Paris
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
Farm loan system delays hinder expansion of agriculture
Washington May 3 Farm loan bank officials meeting today warned that growth of the agricultural industry is being slowed by the system’s inability to make further advances to farmers. With a court rehearing pending on the act's constitutionality thousands of farmers are dropping plans for crop expansion. Officials opposed new farm loan bond offerings in the market, fearing a cloud over bonds while the act remains in court. Commissioner Lobdel cited many pitiable cases caused by halted advances leading to foreclosures in some instances.
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Washington
Farm Loan Bank
Congress
Ferries
The
Treasury
Lobdel
Board
No Rumpus This Time in Garrick
An enthusiastic Garrick audience in London applauded Laurette Taylor as the curtain rose on A Night in Rome. Last Thursday the show was interrupted by a gallery demonstration but tonight there was only good will and warm ovations for the star.
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London
Garrick Theater
Rome
Laurette Taylor
Supreme Court Recesses Without Prohibition Ruling
Washington May 3 The Supreme Court recessed today until May 17 without issuing a decision on the constitutionality of the prohibition amendment and the enforcement act.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Butte Workers Back Strike For Six Dollar Day
The Butte Workingmen's Union voted to strike to demand $6 per day wages, a $1 raise. The vote is sent to the Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly for ratification at tonight's meeting, with service risk if a strike proceeds.
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Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Butte Workingmen’s Union
Butte
Dutch Firms Seek Open Ocean Trade Expansion
May 3. Dutch steamship companies unite to arm the United Dutch Navigation Company and target new lines to Australia the Far East and Africa while trying to cut rival trade routes to the Americas A 15 member strike committee and a 3 member publicity panel are named and a wage dispute appears to be clarified though still unsettled as a city versus water company compromise is clarified across statements.
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the Hague
Associated Press
Mwight Dutch Steamship Companies
United Dutch Navigation Company
Internaational Mercantile Marine
Australia
Africa
North
South America
Associated Industries
Water Company
California and Indiana voters set for presidential primaries
California voters head to the polls for the presidential primary amid a tight race between Hiram Johnson and Hoover delegates. Indiana voters also choose candidates for president and other offices as four nominees vie for the Republican nod. Texas Democrats plan county conventions to pick delegates and show support for the Wilson administration.
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San Francisco
California
Hiram W. Johnson
Herbert Hoover
Indiana
Indianapolis
Aliram W. Johnson
Leonard Wood
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Frank ©. Lowden
Illinois
Baltimore Returns Favor Wood in State Convention Vote
Baltimore city totals and county returns show Wood leading Johnson with Wood at 13,752 to Johnson 7,124. Wood is projected to win 117 of 129 state convention votes and all 16 national delegates, who will be instructed to back him if they believe he has a chance at nomination under state primary law.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Wilson
Joseph Bailey
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Johnson
Wood
Juarez Revolt Brings Rebel Control To Juarez
In Juarez tonight revolutionists hold the city after a peaceful uprising announced by Gen. Jose Gonzalo Mescalbar amid popular celebration. The Bel Paso Exon Junta crossed into Juarez as Aguaprieta and Casas Grandes garrisoned the region, with only Casas Grandes remaining loyal to Carranza.
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B.l Paso
Texas
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Associated Press
Juarez
Carranza
Republic of Mexico
Chihuahua
Casas Grandes
P. Elias Calles
WATON 10 SHOW PLAGE OF BURIAL
Walter Andrew Watson, alleged murderer and bigamist, eager to help locate nina delaney’s body in the Imperial valley sands as he fears extradition to Washington where another victim’s body has been found. Officials planned to start the search at 1 tonight and reach Fl owelbre tomorrow morning.
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Los Angeles
Walter Andrew Watson
Imperial Valley
Ninaee Delaney
Ekureka
Mont
Watson
Los Angeles County
State of Washington
Supreme Court closes old case in contempt ruling
Washington May Thomas D. Thomas found guilty of contempt of court after the Supreme Court denied his writ of certiorari in Thomas v South Butte Mining Co. The Ninth Circuit’s reversal of the Montana court is overturned, with no written opinion issued by the court. The long dispute began in 1909 over mineral lands at Butte, leading to filings and attempted conveyances despite prior rulings.
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Washington
May
Thomas D. Thomas
United States Supreme Court
Thomas
South Butte Mining Company
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Ninth Circuit
Montana
South Butte Company
Butte
Hallie M. Bacher
August M. Weyrrich
Belle W. Anstett
Helena
San Francisco
Montana Court
Ccircuit Court of Appeals
Shortest Cut to Conjugal Bliss Secretly Married
New York May 3 Fannie Hurst author today announced her secret marriage five years ago to J S Danielson a pianist Under a prenup they have lived apart to avoid affecting careers They plan to continue dining and social engagements by inclination not duty with formal arrangements
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New York
Fannie Hurst
J. S. Danielson
Battle on Anaconda road details from Manning inquest
John Templeton, a Marine reserve, testified at the Manning inquest about the Anaconda road clash on April 21. He described a first shot from the Simons boarding house, shots from mine guards, a crowd wrestling, and pickets turning workers away as tensions at the mine escalated.
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Hill
Manning
Reserve Marine
Simons
Anaeconda
Anaconda Road
John Templeton
Marine Corps
France
Thomas Manning
Justice Doran
Templeton
O'Rourke
Simone
Viswer
Butte
United States Marine Corps
Speculator
Butte Restaurants Reopen After Cook Strike
All restaurants in Butte will reopen at 6 am Wednesday after a walkout from April 3. Hotels and large eateries begin breakfast service as wage increase rumors circulate. Wires to out of town cooks prompted many to return, though some fear short staffing for a few days.
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Butte
Allen and Gompers to Debate in Kansas City Area
May 3 report from Topeka states Governor H J Allen and Samuel Gompers AFofL president agreed to debate the Kan san Industrial court law in New York City with May 28 or 29, while discussions for a separate debate with Gompers in Washington proceed. Local supporters plan a special trainload to hear the Kansas discussion.
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Peka
Kan
Kansan
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
H. J. Allen
Kansas
New York City
Eartier
Gotupers
Washington
Alien
Storm Hits Peggs Oklahoma Wiping Out Town
A cyclone near Peggs Oklahoma last night killed more than 50 people and injured about 100. Rescue workers recovered 43 bodies as the town lay in ruins with only three buildings standing. Families such as Levens Littlefield Wilkerson suffered heavy losses, and coffins arrived from Tahlequah as temporary hospitals were formed amid wreckage.
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Musbrogee
Okla
Peggs
Cherokee County
Levens
Littlefield
Frank
Wilkerson
Tahlequah
Pas
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