Hearing Set Over Chief Murphy Charges by Edith Clinch
Edith G Clinch files charges of incompetence neglect of duty and brutality against Chief Jere Murphy. She cites alleged assaults on officers and 10 days unpaid leave. She accuses him of tolerating whiskey sales and gambling at multiple bars including Orpheum Ocean Sheehan Sullivan and Walker's. Hearing set Monday at 10 a.m. by police commission chair John S Wulf. Murphy served a copy of the complaint.
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Edith G. Clinch
Jere J. Murphy
Omer
Nick ‘Golu- bin
Oficer
Comp
Orpheum Bar
Ocean’ Bar
Sheehan & Sullivan's
East Park Street
John
Spud) Murphy
Walker's
Walker's Place
West Park Street
West Mercury Street
O'Neill
Wulf
Police Commission
Murphy
Brimacombe
Job Restored as Strike Ends in Chicago Printers
Printers in Chicago return to 10 hour workdays after a strike ends today with 6,000 workers back on the job. Arbitration cuts weekly pay by 4.35 dollars, reducing wages but ending stalls.
Shipping Outlook Better
The Chicago printers strike ends as 6000 workers accept a 4.35 a week wage cut for a 44 hour week after mediation by arbiter Dean Ralph Emerson Heilman. Union leaders claim victory as workers return to jobs. In Cincinnati, May 5, building trades unions nationwide show willingness to submit wage-cut questions to arbitration, per William Hutcheson.
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Chicago
Ralph Emerson Heilman
Union
Franklin ‘Typothetae
Mark J. Mitchell
Vicw
Typographical “Union "No. 18
Cincinnati
William Hutcheson
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Million Dollars Strike Insurance Policy Granted
The Cleveland Building Trades Employers' association took out a $1,000,000 strike insurance policy with a local agency. The policy covers loss to contractors' equipment from riots civil commotion explosions and other industrial disturbances during building projects.
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Associated Pro
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Building Trades Employers’ Association
Italy States US Should Have Yap Island
Count Sforza Italian foreign minister says the United States should have Yap Island and that the war was won with US help. He notes the remark was made to Earl Curzon and that Japan must recognize political realities. He backs supreme council decisions on Germany as just and final.
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Italy
United States
Yap Island
Associated Press
Paris
Count Sforza
Supreme Council
London
Earl Curzon
Japan
Germany
Germany May Augment Police in Upper Silesia
Upper Silesia May 5 The interallied commission informed Germany's representatives it will not oppose organizing civilian police of 3000 Upper Silesian Germans to augment entente forces opposed by Korefanty insurgents. The Warsaw report notes a district closed on the Polish side and Polish surprise at the uprising. Berlin reports place armed insurgents at about 50000. Fires burn 5800 acres of timber in La Plata Colorado under district forester E French. fire under control.
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Associated Press
Oppeln
Upper Silesia
Interallied Commission
Germany
Kore Fanty
Associated Pres
Warsaw
Berlin
Khorfanty
The
Tageblatt
Durango
Col
la Plata
E. French
Istrict
Advocate Opens at Philadelphia Hosiery Meeting
Resolutions adopted at the National Association of Hosiery and Underwear Manufacturers final session call for an open shop geography of labor rights, protection for American textile and dye industries, and abolition of excess profit tax laws.
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Philadelphia
National
Assoctation of
White Russia Declares Independence as Jewish State
A formal declaration from the White Russian government proclaims White Russia an independent state and a White Russian Jewish nation. The Reval People's Daily publishes the sovereignty recognition for both White Russian and Jewish nationalities, per a Jewish Telegraphic Agency dispatch.
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Danzig
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Russia
Reval People's Daily
Reval
Royal Greek royal family cash squeeze prompts jewel sale
Paris May 5 Queen Olga mother of King Constantine of Greece reportedly offered jewels for sale. A Greek officer tasked with selling a large emerald brooch in the United States was arrested after declaring it in New York and jailed for 20 days, with a $700 fine. Anti royalists say the family faces economic distress.
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Paris
Olga
Constantine
Greece
oMeer
United States
New York
Police struggle to enforce Chicago curfew for under sixteen
Chicago May 5. Chief of Police Fitzmorris says modern dress makes enforcing the new curfew ordinance impossible. He questions how officers can determine if a girl is over or under 16 years old as the law goes into effect tomorrow. He places responsibility on enforcement on a rent.
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Chicago
Fitzmorris
Romance on checkerboard ends in senior couple wedding
In St Louis on May 5, a romance born at an old folks home over a checker board led to the marriage of Eugene Teopole and Alice Blackstone, both 70, who lived there. Rheumatism kept the bride from going downstairs, so the ceremony was held on an upper floor.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Eugene Teopole
Alice Blackstone
Theouple
Volatile Sinn Fein Talks Hint at Ulster Home Rule Path
A special Ulster Sinn Fein meeting in Belfast discussed Sir James Craig and Eamonn de Valera agreeing on a peace path in Ireland. The talks aimed to interpret de Valera’s proclamation on devolved home affairs while maintaining Ulster’s separate rights. Government favors peace and possible amendments to the home rule act for north south agreement during the May election window.
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James Craig
Ulster
Eamonn de Valera
James
de Valera
Viscount Fitzalan
Jord ‘Leutenant
Tang
London
Fitzalan
Derby
Sir Suns
Aloniet
Belfast
Sir James
Sinn
Ireland
Sir James Craig
Central Council
All Ireland
Herth of Ireland
Ten year old boy held for murder in Idaho case
Theo fore Blake, a 10 year old resident of Gooding Idaho, has been bound to the district court after confessing to the murder of his foster father James G Blake on April 01 1920. The boy pleaded not guilty and waived preliminary hearing as a complaint charging first degree murder was filed.
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Associated Press
Gooding
Idaho
Theofore Blake
James G. Blake
United States Poised on Reparations Role in 1919 Council
President Harding weighs an Allied invitation for U S representation on the supreme council and reparations commission as Secretary Hughes seeks a halt with the president. British and French leaders signal support for limited U S participation while debates over unconditional acceptance surface in Washington.
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Washington
Harding
United States
Supreme Council
Reparations Commission
Council of Ambasadors
Lonon
Te Department
Sir Auckles
Hughes
Prea
Briand Prepared Carry Out Plan Defends Just Settlement
Briand from London to Paris appears at peace after five days of work on a settlement affecting France Germany and Europe. He says he will defend the agreement as just and adjustable to Germany's resources and hopes Germany will accept the terms though he does not insist. He notes France should not spend 100 million francs monthly on Ruhr occupation unless Germany agrees.
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Briand
London
Paris
France
Germany
Europe
Ruhr
Miners Offer Arbitration to End Strike in London
London May 5 The striking coal miners have indicated to the government their willingness to accept arbitration on the wage question by Sir Arthur Buckham to settle the dispute immediately Buckham, a former member of the Ankey coal commission, proposed a minority report favorable to the miners' claims.
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Associated Press
London
Arthur Buckham
Arthur
Ankey Coal Commission
Autos Crash on Eighteen Mile Hill Two Hurt
The run away car driven by Charles Saxton and carrying his wife Mrs Saxton lost brakes on Eighteen Mile Hill south of Butte. The collision with another auto sent the Saxtons over an embankment. Mrs Saxton suffered a deep scalp wound. both were treated and released. The other driver was uninjured. A coroner and undertaker visited the scene. The Saxtons were returning from Hall heading to Butte.
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Eighteen Mile Hill
Butte
Charles Saxton
Arizona Street
Saxton
Hall
Carey
Democratic Senate Attack on Emergency Tariff Bill
Democratic leaders in the Senate pressed their critique of the emergency tariff and anti-dumping measure as debate continued. Senator Simmons of North Carolina accused Republicans of shifting commodities to the dutiable list, arguing the anti dumping clause favors manufacturing interests and burdens farmers. Penrose of the finance committee led efforts to defend the bill as the chamber recessed to resume debate tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
Tari
Penrose
Finance Committee
Simmons
North Carolina
Ted
McCumber
Repubican
North Dakota
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Benoa al Ene Shipping Board
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Eiunes
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Mirand
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Marshal Foch
General Wersand
International
Korafanty
WHITE
King
Jewel
Checker Board
CUPID
Craig
Sinn Fein
Unionist Party
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Gustunea
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Eden
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Mobell
William A. Huneke
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jonas Kupheimer
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