Radicals Arrested in Nationwide Night Raids
A government led crackdown on radicals began with raids in many cities including New York Akron and Detroit. About 1000 arrests were reported as Justice Department agents targeted Russian Workmen and alien anarchists amid fears of a planned red revolt.
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New York
Caminetti
Department of Justice
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Newark
N. J
Jackson, Mich
Hartford
Waterbury
New Britain
Ansonia
Akron, O
H. W. Kaye
Pete Hutchinson
Russian Workmen’s Union of America
Three Arrests in Buffalo City Incident
Three men were arrested here last night by police following an incident in Buffalo New York. Details remain sparse as officers pursue further inquiries and identify involved parties.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Federal Judge Orders UMWA Strike Halt in Coal Dispute
Federal Judge A B Anderson ordered the United Mine Workers to withdraw a 400000 member strike and issued a temporary injunction. He warned the union to retract by November 11 or face enforcement as the Lever Act remains in effect and railroads carrying troops and mails face disruption.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America Today
A. B. Anderson
Anderson
United States
John L .Lewis
Congress
Henry Warrum
United Mine Workers
C. Bmes
Warrum
Earthquakes Wreck Two Towns in Upper Tiber Valley
Dispatches from Arezzo report two severe quakes last night partly wrecking San Sepolcro and Sanbardlomeo. More than 150 buildings collapsed. casualties feared though not yet confirmed as residents camp in the streets.
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Rome
Tiber Valley
Arezzo
San Sepolcro
Sanbardlomeo
Abarteolomeo
Akron Police Turn Over Wanted Men
Akron Ohio November 8 1926 police turned over fugitives to Buffalo and other city police. Pary Paul and Ernest Lang of Rochester New York arrested for a Cadillac theft were handed to Buffalo detectives. Also returned were Nick Farr of Youngstown Raymond Welf of Lancaster John Klafa Greensburg and Walter Davis London Ohio.
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Akron
Pary Paul
Ernest A. Lang
Rochester
N. Y
Buffalo
Johnson
Buffalo Police Department
Nick Farr
Youngstown
Raymond Welf
Lancaster
Ohio
John Klafa
Greensburg
Walter Davis
London
Burglars Rob Post Office at Neffs Ohio
Burglars forced a rear entrance at the Neffs post office four miles west of Bellaire and took about 500 dollars in cash while leaving stamps. The safe combination worked and the inner door was pried. Postmistress Bess Carney reported the burglary today, the see time the office has been burglarized in a year.
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Bellaire. O
Neffs
Bess Carney
Athens High Clinches Southeast Ohio Football Title
Athens High captured the high school football championship of the Southeastern Ohio district with a decisive win over Portsmouth Hi yesterday. The team showed unity and class throughout and will play Marietta High in Marietta November 21, with Huntington visiting on Thanksgiving Day.
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Portsmouth Hi
Athens Hi
Ohio
Athens
Marietta
First wartime drunkenness charge in Milwaukee
Frank Dankovitch was the first man charged with drunkenness since war prohibition began. He pleaded that smoking a five cent cigar made him dizzy.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Frank Dankovich
Injured Ackley Improves After Hobson Shops Accident
John Ackley, seriously injured at the Hobson shops last Tuesday, is now slightly improved and receiving top medical care at his Mulberry Avenue home.
Eastern Governor Is Pronounced Day's Paul Revere
The Ohio Society Sons of Revolution adopted resolutions praising Governor Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts as the Paul Revere of today. They sent hearty congratulations for his courage during Boston's rebellion against law and order, saying Massachusetts offered him overwhelming endorsement.
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Cincinnati
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Paul Revere
Ohio Society Sons of Revolution
Ohio Society
Coolidge
Boston
Public Opinion Clems Against Strikers Heads
W Z Foster secretary of the steel workers strike committee was escorted from Johnstown Pa by a committee of striking mill men and business men. Foster was to address labor temple but left town without speaking. T J Conboy organizer agreed to depart if given today to settle his affairs.
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Johnstown
W. Z. Foster
Steel Workers
Foster
Labor Temple
T. J. Conboy
Reform Priority Declared by New York Pundit
Aged 73 known as Big Bill Mason, longtime reform advocate, spoke against reform policy and repeated his vow to reform his approach. He was discharged from active duty earlier and reiterated his stance amid ongoing political debate in New York.
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New York
Mason
Om A
Ope
Raids on Russian Colonies In Michigan Prompt Silence
Federal officers in Detroit refused to detail raids conducted last night across the state aimed at suspected Reds. Officials indicated searches were made but offered little information on the targets or results as the investigation continued.
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Detroit
Mich
Two Russians Arrested in Bridgeport Case
In Bridgeport Connecticut two Russian men were arrested last night and locked up at police headquarters after a detective grilling. Authorities released no details and held them without bail.
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Russian Peoples’ House
William J. Flynn
Secret Service
Ethel Berstein
Dora Lipkin
Hyman Lakowsky
Bridgeport
Conn
Police seize radicals and inflammatory literature in Newark raid
Scores of alleged alien radicals were arrested by department of Justice agents in Newark. The operation broke up several meetings and yielded a large amount of inflammatory literature.
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Newark
N. J
Department of Justice
Chicago raids nab 200 radicals in Brennan crackdown
Chicago police and federal agents, led by Edward J. Brennan, conducted raids early today and last night in the Chicago district detaining about 200 radicals. Brennan refused to provide details of the operation or its targets.
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Chicago
Ill
Edward J. Brennan
Department of Investigation
Department of Justice
Brennan
Pittsburgh Man Detained After Arrest Discussion
A Pittsburgh man identified as Michael Deglertius was taken into custody and held at central station for questioning following his arrest.
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Pittsburgh
Michael Deglertius
Were
Central Station
National Prohibition Ends Days After Strike News
Washington November 8 Both sides in the coal strike appeared ready for a lengthy fight with a possible government takeover of mines if fuel shortages grow. Sam Gompers AFL president held third talks with Attorney General Palmer but offered no new conferences. Officials watch for miners to return as injunction funds in Indianapolis lag.
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Wasrington
Patate Yeuterday
Sampelpers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Palmer
Indianapolis
Ohio dry amendment tally disputed amid close official count
Report from Columbus shows a razor close race on ratification with officials awaiting the full official count from 6 882 precincts. Early unofficials favored one side then shifted as mistakes corrected. final results hinge on hidden precincts and final figures due Monday.
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Columbus
Noy
Ohio
Secretary of State
Mercer
Reds blamed for miners strike funding in U S
Thomas T. Brewster, chairman of the Coal Operators Assn scale committee, told a committee that Bolsheviks finance the miners strike. He said Lenin and Trotsky are supplying funds for industrial unrest, and that the radical element in strikes harms the nation. He claimed the government knows the sources and destinations of the funds.
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ST. Louis
Thomas T. Brewster
Brewster
Lenine
Trotsky
America
Last American Doughboys Return Home by Christmas
General Connor announced that all American army activities in France will cease by December 1. The Brest base will stay open until December 16 to ensure the final soldiers head home for Christmas.
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Paris
France
Connor
Brest
Expect Cream Business Update From Milkmen
A fragment notes Expect Cream as a business concern with milkman reference Sennager. The readable text is unclear on dates or locations but suggests an industry update involving dairy workers.
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Sennager
Bonds Recovered in Ohio City From Lost Liberty Bonds Hunt
Fifty thousand dollars in Liberty Bonds part of a $178,000 loss tied to Benjamin Binkowitch were recovered in Cleveland by New York and Cleveland detectives. They seek another $50,000. no arrests. Detective John Daley traced $100,000 to Cleveland, with half removed from the city after the hunt began.
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Cleveland
Benjamin Binkowitch
Wall Street
New York
John Daley
Freight by air from New York to Cleveland announced
Glenn L. Martin of Cleveland says six express air planes are nearly complete. The new planes, with a 71 foot wing span and 50 foot length, will carry 1500 pounds of express to speeds up to 120 miles per hour for five hours, four times the capacity of current mail planes.
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Cleveland , CO
New York
Cleveland
Glenn L. Martin
Cotton Shows a Decrease in 1919
Washington on November 8 reports the Census Bureau figures for ginned cotton as of November 1 1919 totaling 6 274 866 running bales. This compares with 7 777 159 bales ginned by November 1 last year. Round bales numbered 70 594. American Egyptian 14 081. Sea Island 3 396.
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Washington
Sea Island
Buried Alive In Sewer Collapse In Toledo
Joseph Berry, a sewer contractor, was buried alive when a sewer he was inspecting caved in. Firemen worked over two hours to recover his body as his wife and four children watched.
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Toledo
Joseph Berry
Ewer
Berry
Coroner rules no inquest into Hocking Power official’s death
Coroner W B Johnson announced no inquest will be held into the death of EE Williams superintendent of transmission for the Hocking Power Co who was killed Friday at the Athens substation by 11 000 volts. Williams a father of five with three minors was injured while connecting a new electric line to a switchboard and is believed to have touched the 11 000 volt line. Despite hours of medical effort he died at the scene and burial arrangements were pending.
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W. B. Johnson
EE. Willams
Hocking Power Company
Athens
Nelsonville
Williams
Scientists urged to pool ideas for national research
Dean James R. Angell, chairing the national research council at Ohio State University, urged mobilizing scientific resources for war and peace. He said the council aims to unite industry, commerce, public health, and social welfare with the nation’s best brains to keep America at the world’s forefront. He called for scientists to collaborate rather than work in isolation.
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Columbus
National Research Council
James R. Angell
Chicago University
Association of American Universities
Ohio State University
Angell
Waistline proof for new well fed husbands club charter
New York reports a proposed club seeks a charter for a group named the well fed husbands club. Its platform is if we cannot drink we can eat and it requires members to prove their waistlines meet the standard.
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New York
Federal raids round up alleged radicals in New Haven area
Federal authorities led raids in Connecticut arresting Dell Klatzkin and John Kizen amid a nationwide alien roundup. Ansonia jail holds twenty seven detainees in the crackdown.
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New Haven
Conn
Ince
Dell Klatzkin
John Kizen
Ansonia Jai
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