Disloyal Remarks Charged In Mine Incident
David Caroff a Russian was arrested by Patrolman Burns after being ejected from a Colorado mine for alleged disloyal remarks. Miners overheard him denounce the United States government. a ruse led to his arrest in Sacramento and San Francisco. Other items note extradition rulings in Portland and a Pope Benedict XIII call for prayer.
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David Caroff
Burns
United States Department of Justice
Caroff
Colorado
Forv
United States
Caroft
Seramento
Cal
J. J. Doak
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Losses by Submarines Shrink in April Compared to 1917
Washington reports shared from France show total allied and neutral ship losses in April were about half those in April 1917, with 381,031 gross tons lost this April versus 634,685 last year. Submarine attacks are pricier to the enemy as merchant ships are increasingly armed, though activity rose in March. Boston port briefly closed to shipping before reopening.
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Washington
France
Inex
Bank 15 Sues Two on Promissory Notes
Bank 15 sues T M Hodgens and P J Brophy in district court to recover 5000 on a promissory note dated February. Interest through October 1915 admitted. Defense claims multiple notes and agreement applying payments to the note bearing P J Brophy. Bank seeks interest from Oct 20 1918 and 500 attorney fees. Trial ongoing. Gaines and Frank for the bank.
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T. MM. Hodgens
P. J. Brophy
Judi Lynch
Department of the District Court
Bankeveral
P. J. Bromby
F. Gaines
Frank
M Lamb
Tolal
A.A. Shearmann
Yesterda Fudge
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