Railroad Labor Board Refuses to Hear Striking Men
Washington April 1 the railroad labor board announced it would not receive entertain or consider any complaint from striking railroad men unless they complied with the transportation act and took all possible steps to avoid interrupting road operation. Spokesmen from New York New Jersey New England and the middle states protested with Representatives Egan and McGlinnon of New Jersey present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Railroad Labor Board
New York
New Jersey
New England
Board
Egan and McCglinnon
Strikers Return to Work as Railroads Move Freight
New York April 19 rail strike effects ease as workers flock back to positions across New York and vicinity. Railroads fill vacancies left by absentees while freight moves from congested terminals and passenger service nears normal. Hudson tubes and ferry surges aid transit as commuter routes adjust to reduced strike impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mantell
Mantelsand
Hudson Tubes
Manhattan
New Jersey
Bie
No Change at Cleveland Amid Rail Strike Disruption
Cleveland, April. The railroad strike continues to disrupt freight traffic in Cleveland with few workers returning to duty. Union leaders report mixed responses as some crews resume work while others stay idle awaiting recognition and resolution. Calls from leaders across the country pour in, urging a firm stance until demands are addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Ohio
Winks
New York Central
Hal
Investigation Postponed in Newark Illinois April 19
A garbled report from Newark Illinois notes an investigation postponement tied to a New York district strike. Federal prosecutors announced delays on April 24 regarding the case, with officials offering unclear statements about the scope and parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Fallromt
New York
Beeline
Poles Report Hard Fighting In Reorganized Front
Vague fragments describe stubborn combat across a front with multiple forces in engagement. References to places and units include Careny and Vint Wemeind Ja, with mentions of Deoren detent and Fogle of Rameeety Pedeteh amid ongoing attacks and uncertain outcomes.
New Railroad Strike Threat Looms in Chicago District
Chicago reports a potential new rail strike as 8,000 freight handlers and 110,000 clerks prepare to vote after talks with rail executives. George A. Worrell said no clear demands, signaling likely action Tuesday. Arrests followed a federal crackdown on strike leaders in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Troad
Brotherhood
George A. Worrell
Chicago & Northwestern
Worrell
Central
Far West
Pacific Coast
Chiacagy
Harold Reading
United Enginemen's Assiliation
Body of American Woman Found Near Versailles
The body of Mary Prillen Appel of Allentown Pennsylvania, a welfare worker missing since April 7, was found in a clump of trees near Versailles last night. Preliminary exam showed no signs of foul play. She carried money and jewelry. several sealed letters to family members were found with the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Mary Prllen Appel
Allentown
Frivade
Versailles
Mise Appel
Greek village bombarded during attempted relief by delegates
Delegation to appeal to the Greek patriarch about 40 miles east of Temid reported the village bombarded by Nationalists on April 1 and burning when the delegation left on April 2. Turkish-surrounded Greeks and Armenians faced siege as Turks opened artillery after refusing surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niatwle
Ekmid
Yorks
Fioes
Demand French Withdrawal and May Day Strike Plan
A fragmented note cites demands for French withdrawal east of the Rhine and abandonment of colonial petitions. A General Federation of Labor manifesto urges workers to join a May Day strike in solidarity with international workers and to press for peace while condemning militaristic, capitalist powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation of Labor
Frince Alem
Tuan
Rhine
Syria
Lebes
Capitalia
Riots In Londonderry Turn Violent At Carlisle Bridge
In Londonderry on Sunday unionists and Sinn Feiners clashed as revolvers were used freely. A youth, Mathew Dechan, was shot in the lung and is in critical condition. Police intervened impartially, leaving pedestrians stranded at Carlisle Bridge overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliant
Ireland
Londonderry
Mathew Dechan
Carlisle Bridge
Supreme Council Meets at San Remo
At San Remo April 10 the interallied supreme council opened with focus on the Turkish question and enforcement of the Versailles treaty with Germany. Premier Millerand Nitti and Lloyd George urged a united warning to Germany and possible punitive measures if she fails to observe the treaty, while dissent over the form of pressure lingered among officials and advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Remo
Supreme Cone
Torlay
Villa de Vachat
Pease
Germany
Ers
Millerand
Nitti
Lloyd George
Fareign
Seialaia
Italy
Phillips Bethebat
Pieter
Mikli
Is Probably Max Hoelz Identity Question in Prague
Prague authorities question if the man arrested Saturday is Max Merle a notorious communist leader. Communists claim he is the wanted man despite his silence. The raid pursues the group of several hundred under government pressure. The prisoner carried 19000 marks when captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
le Mer
Cesc Siowak
Max Merle
Mauicho
Lexi Sating
Impostor Sentenced in Baeton Arrest Case
Walter B Monn of Baeton faced arrest after addressing a group and claiming to have a spiritual message. He allegedly attempted to influence members by promising a miracle and is set to plead the case in court tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provilence
Rk Apel
Walter B Monn
Baeton
Rememey
Piritualides
Eppeal
Raeton
Storms Kill Dozens Across Northwest Arkansas
A score of people were killed and many injured as storms swept several counties in northwest Arkansas last night. Reports from Harkey Valley near Danville say seven died, six from one family, with many others injured, while Herkeyville reported three fatalities and numerous injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tittle Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Harkey Valley
Danville
Herkeyville
Clarkeville
Sonora Prepares to Resist Invasion
Officials of Sonora state government, defecting from the Carranza regime, vow to marshal men and munitions to fend off a possible federal invasion. Meantime Sonora forces move south toward Mazatlan, while leaders claim a rising sentiment in the state and note defections aiding Villa's activity in Chihuahua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Mexico
Carranza
Sinaloa
Mazatlan
Mexico City
M. Chosena
Casas Chandes
Villa
Chihuahua
Henigan Leads Pack in Ashland to Boston Marathon
Runners leave Ashland post in windy cool conditions for the annual American marathon. James Henigan led at Framingham after 12 miles with a strong advance, with runners from New York Boston and Greenfield chasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Boston
Fnstancrs
Stevens Corner
Boston Athletic Association
Herviers
Kien
Pramingham Square
Toorm
Elart
James Henigan
New England
John Tuurmikoekt
Quincy
John P. Webber
Pittsburg
Edwin E. White
New York
Yom Trevereaux
Greenfield
Arthur V
Charles Metler
Hiragu
Nickisa, Nakopolous
Michael J. Dwyer
Framinghors Square
Mike Ryan
Henigan
Ryans
Bill Kennedy
Gusick
Rotten
Willian Kdag
Albany
Nsisck
Antetes
Hen
Wellesley
Hoth
Ath
Mether
Jonesy
D A R Congress Promotes Americanization Efforts
Washington D C April meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution discussed Americanization programs and champagne, with contests noted. Delegates predicted Mrs Maynard Miner would become president, while Mrs George Thatcher was named for another role amid unresolved arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mre
Treotyr
Maynard Miner
Mra Teorge Thatch
Dhawineny
Anti Saloon Conference Notice Draft Amid Confusion
A garbled OCR record shows an anti saloon conference notice dated April 18 outlining plans by the General Saloon League of America. It mentions shipper, intendents, and a meeting near San Francisco before a convention, with unclear details and several typographical errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajeil
Sep
Amt
Salon League of
Lunch Box Clubs Now Being Formed in New York
New York reports the Cheese club started a campaign to urge workers to bring lunch boxes from home to work. Dollar and more lunches spark the latest move as proponents claim cheaper, wholesome meals reduce restaurant crowding at noon and allow time for fresh air walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cheese Club
Towley
Army Mule Gets His Due From War Department
In Washington the Army mule is finally recognized by the War Department with an official publication detailing his wartime service. More than 43,000 mules served overseas and 100,000 with U S troops at home, enduring hunger and hard work while delivering supply and hauling loads under long hours and harsh conditions. The article notes mules spanned the Midwest origin and highlights their stubborn yet steadfast character, with anecdotes of bread theft and bacon truck pilfering, ending with a hope the animal’s valor earns him distinct honors in peacetime as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. G
Apella
War Department
United States
Spal
France
Middle West
Paul Revere Shared Honors With Dawes
Boston honors Paul Revere and William Dawes as celebrations mark the ride to warn of the British approach. Citizens, towns along the route, and markets observe the anniversary with parades, bells, exchanges, and public events honoring the midnight ride and its historical significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Revere
Dawes
Funeral service and interment for Amelia Tolphone Tolgrent
Parsippany obituary notes Amelia Tolphone Tolgrent buried at the Little Cemetery, following a funeral service yesterday at Prospectarian meetinghouse with Rev J L C Meughton. The ceremony honored ancestors and family. a mark of respect included a former trade in Bell telephones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsippany
Sim City
Amelia Tolphone & Tolgrent
J L C Meughton
On Vor
Aremany
Mr Well
Bell
Innocence Claimed Amid Confusing Court Remarks
A fragmentary note suggests an individual from Ky asserts innocence while a judge or authority reviews alleged g any related charges. The source text is garbled but mentions a trial or legal matter, possible names, and questions of guilt, with unclear details and incomplete context.
Fire at Brooklyn Port Threatens Major Shipterminal
A fire at the steamship Malftred laden with nitrates in Brooklyn's Bush Terminal area triggered four alarms. Two piers burned as firemen battled the blaze and ambulances were dispatched. Tugs assisted in moving ships to safety amid explosions and crowds. vessel crew and cargo details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
East River
Thoat
New York Harbor
Hattery
Kleppe Brothers
Halfried
Christiania
Olaf Meyer
Police Official Loses Contention In New York Trial
In New York on April 1, Colonel Augustus Drum Porter former third deputy police commissioner faced trial in a vice war case. His counsel Martin Littleton sought production of jury minutes to challenge the indictment as based on accusations and revenge, but the motion was denied. Porter was alleged to be found in a tenderloin district confinement on the west side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
District Attorney’s Office
New York Police Uiimest
Augustus Drum Porter
Martin Littleton
Porter
Littleton
Colonel Porter
Tisonterty
Wpe
Holding Down Prices Across Steel Firms Says Gary
Gary, chairman of United Steel, said at Hoboken that the corporation is holding down prices due to the cost of living. He cited past price restraint agreements and urged all to prevent further price increases to avoid government intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Filert FL
Gary
United Steels
Apnnal
Hoboken
Biwi
Ieter
Jodio Diribe
Ted Taterets
Tae
Clement to hear Vermont suffragists on April twenty first
Vermont Equal Suffrage moves to urge Gov Clement to call a special session to consider ratification of the federal amendment. Suffragists plan two visits to the State House in Montpelier, one at 1 pm and another at 8 pm, as they push Vermont to be the sixth state to ratify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy. Clement
Vermont
United States
Heving
Honan
Montpelier
Vermont Equal Suffrage Association
Gov
Clement
Annale
Woman's Suffrage Association
Dav
Rutland
Mrs James F Higgins dies after hospital operation
Mrs James F Higgins of Tremont Street died at City Hospital Saturday afternoon after an operation on Thursday. Born Elizabeth Houston in Royalton January 1 1874 she lived in Northfield where she taught and later married James F Higgins on April 20 1908. Survived by husband parents two sisters and one brother she left many friends grieving. Funeral will be at St Maurices Church at 1 PM tomorrow with burial in Northfield after transportation by auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sire
James Higging
Tremont Street
City Hospital
Eve Elizabeth (Houston) Higgins
Royalton
Frank P. Houston
Northfield
Higgins
Chidren
Tatey Ann
James Francis, Jr
Mel
Joseph Denny
Floyd Deering
Harlington
Richard Houston
Somerville
Maas
Barrera
Shin
Varlin Barry
Martin
St. Maurlea’s
Burlington Mayor Appears in Overalls
Burlington Vermont April reports Mayor J Holmes Jackson on streets in overalls and work attire as city officials and university students don denim. Mead Manufacturing offered lowest price for overalls if a cooperative buying club forms, with steps already underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Holmes Jackson
Burlington
Hill City
J Holmes Jackson
University Vermont
Mead Manufacturing Company
Funeral for Clementine Tanner in Barre and Quebec City
The funeral of Clementine Tanner, who died of meningitis in Quebec City, will be held Saturday morning in Barre. The procession from Quebec City arrived Friday with James Tanner and two brothers Gary and Clifton Tanner, along with two Teaver children, Edward Yearald and a infant daughter. Parents Mr and Mrs Napoleon Deilets reported last from Barre, noting her residence and death details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clementine Tanner
Quebec City
Monica
Ettireh
Owelek
James Tanner
Gary Amd
Clifton Tanner
Edward
Napoleon
Napoleon Deeilets
Barre
Quehew City
Barton Motet Company Action Filed With State Secretary
Fragmented OCR text indicates Barton Motet Company of Mat ter, ehh o copra werk of SOn08 filed artiviee of wescemtion me the secretary of states. Names Webster Went ting Wo Caren Barrows and Pierre appear among parties. Dexter Demand com bee of Brattichare certifies involvement and an amount related to stake or debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of States
Apn
May
Webster
T Wentting
Wo Caren
Barrows
R Pierre
Brattichare
Chilean Strike Ends Amid Negotiated Agreement
Reports indicate that Sentinga Chur and Apelts reached a settlement after talks. The breakthrough ended the labor stoppage and set terms for resumed operations at the affected facility. Further details on implementation were not disclosed.
Steamship Moree Aboard Near New York in Distress
An intercepted message to the Acushnet said the steamship Moree, en route from New York to Genoa, no longer needs assistance as the storm subsides and she heads to New York with one boiler operating. The vessel issued a distress call 259 miles southeast of New York, prompting the Acushnet to be dispatched from Wood's Hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Menaage
EB. A. Moree
Coast Guard
New York
Genoa
Acushnet
Wood's Hole
Damaged Columbine Sails On Amid Storm Off Atlantic
Stormy Atlantic weather reports say the wooden steamer Columbine, overdue from Shields, England, managed to sail with only one boiler and three lower sails working to meet the gale roughly 750 miles from New York. Boston dispatch notes the vessel battled a northwest gale as it pressed toward its destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
North Atlantic
New York
Shields
England
Sues for 1945.25 in Washington County Court
Bernice Private Austin sues EAL Prindle for 1945.25 alleging an administration decree in probate court未paid. The plaintiff, daughter of the deceased, asserts the defendant failed to pay as ordered. Additional cases Simon Swerdfeger vs Harlow Folsom and Austin Bryant vs Ambrose Larow are noted. Park Amusement Se vs Mary Zanleoni involved a post hearing attachment reduction ordered for April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Private Austin
EAL Prindle
Washington Couity Court
Sp Oeen
Simon Swerdfeger
Harlow Folsom
Austin Bryant
Ambrose Larow
Park Amusement
Mary Zanleoni
Orsder
Central Power sues Vermont officials over license issue
The Central Power company of Middlebury filed mandamus petitions with the Vermont Supreme Court asking to compel Tax Commissioner J M Avery State Treasurer W F Scott and Secretary of State H A Black to let the firm operate under Vermont law The suit alleges the tax commissioner extended filing time then refused to accept the return and either the treasurer or the state officials would not accept the license fee The action mirrors a dispute from the previous year with the license return said to have been tendered February 28 in Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Power Company of
Middlebury
Supreme ‘Court
J. ML. Avery
W. F. Scott
Harry A. Black
Vermont
Ution
BA. Suaviter
Montpelier
Po H Stuart
Newton, Maan
Ite
Shady Bill Man Dead In Heaton Parc
Obituary item notes the death of Lewis Lutherville of Shady Bill at Heaton Parc from leire-preamonia. It references injuries to Me Tainderville and a long deceased spouse, with a funeral set for Wednesday at 1 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Lutherville
Shady Bill
Heaton Parc
Leire-Preamonia
No Assent From Ford Bars Vermont Ballot Inclusion
The item notes Henry Ward failing to file consent to place The Maine on the Democratic presidential primary ticket in Vermont. It mentions two names Leonard Wood and Willis, with Hiram Johnson and others not showing. A report on funds and mail delivery is included but unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Henry Ward
Maine
Leonard Wood
Willis
Messy OCR Summary From Washington Notice
Fragmentary text from a Washington notice references a meeting and petitioning actions. Names and clear details are obscured by garbled OCR, with phrases about a commission and wage terms appearing interjected. No coherent event or outcome can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
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A W Roarks
Teveland Vardsien
Lee
Brotherhood of Rallrad
Varias Parte
Ip Hs
Bortov
Mary Ellen Appel
Paris
Constantinople
Azerbaijan
Erin Aitiew
Pet
Tel Hatvbet Ini
Rene
Menewer
Supreme Council Meets
Max Hoelz
YD Club
D. A. R. Congress
Anti-Saloon Conference
Ssi
Erick Ewer Gee
Bostonians
Apell
Wiliam Dawes
Wwe
Revere
Wes
Stock Exchange
Harks
Thendere N. Vail
N. J
Locies Jenkins
Willie Trimet
A. D. Porter
Minutes of Grand Jury
U. S. Steel Corporation
H.C. of L
Lineral
Methodist Conference
James F. Higgins
Barton Hotel Corporation
Coast Guard Cutter
Columbine
Bernice Prindle Austin
E. A. Prindle
Shady Bill Man
Louis Lunderville
FORD
Johnson
Ng Tecae
Washingtes
Noles
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