Peace and Paris Dispatches Inform on League and Treaty
Reports from Paris indicate Premier Orlando plans not to return for the peace treaty signing. Lenine and Trotzky seek refuge outside Russia amid bolshevik instability. the League of Nations may convene in Washington in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvatore Burzilai
Paris
Orlando
Page
Rome
League of Nations
Washington
Lenine
Trotzky
Russia
Armistice Ends Linton Telephone Strike and Other News
Militia units on strike duty in Linton Indiana will be demobilized after an armistice ends hostilities. In New York 75 000 people witness the launch of the battleship Tennessee. Major grain league organized across six states. Postal inspectors uncover 17 internal mail machines. Brighton Beach fires destroy property valued at 1 000 000. Omaha mayor blocks socialist gathering. Agriculture urges safe grain storage. Fifteen Majestic Coal miners believed dead. one worker shot in Linton. Old Dominion president Woodrow commits suicide. Milwaukee brewers halt Prohibition fights. Transport Pretoria arrives in Boston. Argentine corn destined for Clinton Iowa. Robbers steal 130 000 from Charles Fishback in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Ind
New Home Telephone Company
Riots Mark May Day Across Cities With Red Demos
May Day unrest erupts in Cleveland Chicago and New York as 20 000 strong socialist crowds clash with police and soldiers. One unidentified man dies in Cleveland while dozens are wounded and 60 rioters arrested. In Paris clashes precede tighter security. Chicago reports riot end Sixteen men and a woman arrested and a policeman injured. New York soldiers sailors and marines attack Socialist Call staff and vandalize offices.
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Cleveland
East Ninth Street
Public Square
Harg Road
Prospect Avenue
Superior Avenue
Boliver Avenue
Central
Woodland Avenues
Woodring
Paris
Place de la Concorde
Place de Ja
Place de la Republique
Place de la Bastile
Chicago
New York
New York Call
Fourth Avenue
Call
Irving Place
United Hat Workers
Plot to kill Americans shocks nation with mailed bombs
Post office inspectors report seventeen Infernal machines mailed to prominent officials including Postmaster General Burleson Secretary Wilson Attorney General Palmer and Supreme Court Associate Justice Holmes. Explosions occurred as packages were examined and some addressed to Rockefeller Morgan and others bore forged Gimbel Brothers labels. Multiple bombs were intercepted in New York San Francisco Chicago and Alabama with investigations linked to the Hardwick case.
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Post Office
New York City
Burleson
Palmer
Washington
Senator Hardwick
Georgia
Hardwick
Ole Hanson
Seattle
Wilson
Caminetti
Immigration Bureau
Hylan
New York
Sproul
Pennsylvania
John D. Rockefeller
J. P. Morgan
Lamar
Post Office Department
F. C. Howe
Mr. Rockefeller
Tarrytown
N. Y
Mr. Morgan
Madison Avenue
W. M. Wood
Fairfield Street
Boston
W. I H. Finck
Department of Justice
W. J. Shaffer
T. Lary Dyra
Gimbel Brothers
San Francisco
Chicago
Federal Building
Federal
Judge Landis
Landis
Broadway
Gadsden
Ala
John L. Burnett
Immigration Committee
House
Burnett
Pogrom Kills 56 Jews in Pinsk Reported by Zionists
Fifty six Jews were killed in a pogrom at Pinsk according to an announcement from the central office of the Zionist association citing its Copenhagen bureau as the source.
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Surgeon General
War Department
Washington
Pinsk
London
The
Zionist Association
Copenhagen
Hungarians Offer Territorial Concessions to Romania
A wireless message from Budapest reports the Hungarian communist government has proposed territorial concessions to Romania and called for immediate cessation of hostilities.
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London
Budapest
Albanians Denounce Italy as Revolt Spreads
May 2 reports from Hellas indicate Albania's revolt against Italian occupation is widening. Rebels are led by a commander said to command about 4,000 troops.
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Italy
Saloniki
Albania
Hellas
Budapest Reds Jail 600
Budapest reports that six hundred arrests were made by Soviet authorities targeting Hungary's financiers publishers editors writers manufacturers and ministers. Most prominent figures confined as the crackdown widens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Dairy Profits Rise as Western Canada Grows
A 1918 Alberta Department of Agriculture report shows steady dairy growth across all Western provinces despite high feed costs. Butter production rose to 9,100,000 pounds, with dairy sales and creameries expanding under strong government oversight. Immigration and rising grain prices boost farm profitability and land values, while bull sales in Alberta Manitoba and Saskatchewan indicate strong demand for high quality stock.
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Western Canada
Alberta Department of Agriculture
Canada
Edmonton
Calgary
Lacombe
Manitoba
Carman
Sakatchewan
West
Willreupy
As You Were Defined by an English Officer’s Tale
A British officer fresh from German East Africa recalls Askari recruits and drill blunders. The command "As you were" grows harsher as missteps accumulate, prompting a native exchange where one asks its meaning and the other explains it as a word the Englishman uses to say I am sorry I have made a mistake.
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German East Africa
Askari
Acquired Taste and Brief Letter Sparks Realization
In a quiet exchange, she recalls not loving at first sight and needing time to grow fond. A short note from her son Bo reveals the connection, as the letter underscores the family bond and familiar warmth influencing their relationship.
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Laurent
Fiume
Council of Four
William
Sureach RA Salea Mars
MLA
State Department At
Charles Evans Hughes
William Howard Taft
International Tribunal
Kaiser
Champ Clark
Herbert H. Asquith
Earl of Reading
United States
London Evening News
Congress
Adriatic
Prince Colonna
Capitoline
Archangel
Kurgoman
Dvina
Berlin
Red” Army
Sonnino
Genoa
Coblenz
Germany
Interallied
Military Commission
Rhine
Athens
Dodecanese
Greece
Berne
Switzerland
Federal Council
Cafe International
Vienna
Yokohama
Lieut
Allington Jolly
George W. Christmas
Freeport
L. S
Baker
Brest
George Washington
James K. Lynch
San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank
San Francisco, St
New York Navy Yard
Tennessee
Kansas City
Southwestern Grain Dealers’ League
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
Nebraska
S S
Brighton Beach
Coney Island
Brighton Baths
Smith
Omaha
Department of Agriculture
Majestic Coal Mining Company
Birmingham
Casey Jones
William L. Woodrow
Old Dominion Steamship Company
West Orange, N. J
Milwaukee Brewers
Pretoria
Fassett
Argentina
Mississippi River
Clinton
Charles Fishback
Ohio
Amerigans
Landis’ Mail
Splendid
Western
Bright
Doan
Greenleaf
Prop Fish Market
Parmingstown
Pner
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo, N
Jed Haly
Wien K OS
Dodd's
U.S.A
U. & Ral AD Administration
Homeseekers' Bureau
J. L. Edwards
Agri
U. S. Railroad ‘Administration
Washington, D. C
David Roberts
David Robert
David Roberts Veterinary CO
Grand Ave
Waukesha, Wis
California
Pacific Grove
Monterey Bay
Chamber of Commerce
Cal
Zimmerman
Souch Grand
St. Louis
Vermont Farms
Whitcher & Cobb, Hardwicht
Field Shoes Corporation
Spiker
France
F. Peor
Lemmedy Cor
Chica
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