Coxey's Capitol Protest Ends In Captive Parade Fizzle
Washington May 1 Coxey's demonstration for roads and repudiation of bonds ends in a fizzle as about six hundred march to the Capitol grounds then disperse. Coxey is hustled from the steps, Browne is arrested after a clash with police, Jones is jailed, and the army relocates to a makeshift camp on M Street.
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Atruth
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Indiana
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Rotunda
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Vaerhees
Brary Building
Bedond Pace
May Day Parades Draw Big Crowds And Red Flags
May Day demonstrations across Berlin Paris Vienna London and New York ended with mixed results. In New York about 9 000 participants and many red flags marched from Union Square to the plaza led by socialist and Central Labor Federation groups while police kept order. Across Europe crowds faced rain and disruptions with police delaying or blocking some marches and meetings. London saw a disciplined procession with flags and banners heading to Hyde Park for May 6th events.
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Paris
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London
Thames Embankment
Hyde Park
Strike Over Ends Great Northern Walkout After Two Weeks
The Great Northern strike involving about 5000 workers on 3700 miles of line ends after adjudicated talks. Debs and Howard announce a settlement as officials notify crews to report to duty. The conference produced gains for strikers and a return to service across the system.
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Press League Opens Fourth Annual Session in Atlanta
Delegates of the International League of Press Clubs gather in Atlanta for the fourth annual session. Col John Cockerill presides amid a full agenda including sessions, a governors mansion visit, a banquet, and a memorial for Frank Hatton. The day features a luncheon by the Commercial Club and discussions on league finances, home for infirm journalists, and constitutional amendments.
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N. J
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Vernam
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Frank Hatton
Clark Howell
Washington Post
Press League
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Banquet Impresses as Atlanta Press Club Dines at Kimball
Two hundred guests attended a splendid dinner at the Kimball house hosted by the Atlanta Press Club. The banquet, organized by Beerman Dinpeche and Porter, drew praise from guests from New York, Boston and Philadelphia for its perfection and executive effort. Early arrivals gathered as the event began, marking one of Atlanta’s most elegant gatherings.
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