Bangs Appointed U S District Attorney for North Dakota
Wasanvoroy April 2 Tracy Bangs was today appointed United States district attorney for North Dakota to succeed James F. O'Brien. The report groups several court and crime items from the area, including a dramatic courtroom moment in St Paul and a lynching in Missouri Valley. Other items note forgery arrests in Cuba City and a railroad accident in Homestead.
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Tracy Bangs
North Dakota
Wasanvoroy
United States
Debs Arbitrate Bid Faces a Striking Turnover
Debs presses for arbitration while Montana Supreme Court declines a writ. Breckinridge Fer guevalk divisions report two hour delays as crews prove scarce. Minneapolis St Paul civic talk yields no resolution. strikers reject arbitration, prepare for public discussions with Hill.
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Dede
Howard
Mignaarouis
Minneapolis and St. Paul
A. Pillsbury
Engineers Leader Attacks Debs In Interview
Nolan, chairman of the Brotherhood of Huginesrs executive committee, criticizes President Debs of the American Railway Union in a statement. He says engineers met only to advise arbitration, denies pledging support to the ARU, and accuses Mensis Dubs and Howard of misrepresentation while affirming loyalty to the Brotherhood and opposition to the ARU.
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Bebe
Harn. Sn
Pact
J. ©. Nolan
The
Brotherhood of Huginesrs
Debs
American Railway Union
Engineers
Dolm
Delta
American ‘Way Union
Nolan
Trike
Arthur
Mensis
Dubs
Howard
Brotherhood
Refused the Mandamus Montana Supreme Court Decision
Montana Supreme Court refused to issue a writ of mandamus to force Great Northern to operate as before the trainmen strike. The court said the case would require determining a reasonable wage scale and whether enough workers could be hired at those wages, and questioned its jurisdiction in arbitrating such valuations.
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Montana Supremes Court
Great Northern
Helena
Mon
Montana Supreme Court
Court questions jurisdiction in Great Northern strike case
In a U S court the Great Northern attorney filed affidavits seeking an injunction to stop strikers from interfering with railway operations. The court gave workers a week to answer. May 2 reports no change in the strike on the era division, with yard activity by Superintendent Thorne and Master Mechanic White. About 100 cars remain, risking boat layups if the strike continues.
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United States
Great Northern
al- Aidavits
Atndhante
Waer Sorerion
Wis
Thorne
White
Troop Train at Grand Forks Stirs North Dakota Tension
In Grand Forks North Dakota May 2 a Great Northern troop train arrived without crowds. Guards patrolled the site as engineers and crew balked at dangerous conditions. Deputies and marshals moved to protect tracks amid widespread labor unrest and fears of sabotage near Devils Lake and Minot.
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Grand Forks
Gnano Forks
N. D
Great Northern
North Dakota
Devils Lake
Marshal Cronan
Minot
Patterson
Devil’e Lake
Br. Cucup
Minn
Reat
Rice
Hatomori
Rail strike? Enid group travels 180 miles by rail
The Galvin wing of the industriola left Columbus at 810 p m aboard the Baltimore and Ohio for Benwood Virginia about 180 miles east. The railroad offered passage at one cent per mile and the trades assembly raised about 2700 by subscription among the workers.
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Enid
Commaus
Galvin
Industriola
Columbus
Baltimore and Ohio
Benwood
Frank Hatton Dead Editor of Washington Post
Frank Hatton died at 4 30 p.m. after a paralysis attack at his desk. He was editor in chief of the Washington Post and had held federal posts including postmaster general. Hatton was born in Cambridge Ohio in 1846 and had a long career in journalism and public service. Interment is planned for Rock Creek Cemetery on Thursday.
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Washington Pant N View
WashiNgTox
Frank Hatton
Washington Post
Hatton
Rook Creek
Alsooe
Brie
Cambridge
Ohio Infantry
Hutton
Mount Pleasant
Burelington
Tue Hawkeye
Robert J. Burdelta
Burlington
Arthur
Judge Greshwin
Postminster
General Arthur
Chicago
Chicago Mail
Jersey
Washington
Berinh Wilkins
Senator Stockbridge's Death Linked to Cable Car Accident
In Wastinaros on May 2, reports say friends attribute Senator Stockbridge's death to a Chicago cable car incident last summer. He was dragged by the heavy vehicle, suffered lasting shock, and while he resumed duties, the injury likely weakened his heart, leading to his death on Monday. House ventilation concerns prompt experts to urge above-floor air intake to improve purity, noting 400,000 cubic feet of impure air from the cellar hourly and decayed documents. A Great Northern strike disrupts flour flow as a mill on the east riverbank shuts. trains wait for engines, wheat supplies exhausted, delaying replenishment.
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Wastinaros
Stockbridge
Chicago
Washinaton
House of Representatives
Coxey Stoppered as Police Bar Capitol March
Washington police block Coxey and the Commonweal Army from entering the Capitol grounds during a Pennsylvnia avenue procession. Coxey attempts an address but is restrained, Browne faces arrest, and the crowd chants in protest as officers move the leaders back to their carriage.
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Bright Wood Heights
Capitol
Hue
Carl Browns
Browne
Gloria
Pence
Fykir Atrain
Thia
Pennsylvania Avenue
Coxey
Caphalt
Washington
Brightwood
Carl Browne
Miss Maris Coxey
Peace
Alonder
Goddess of Peace
Chishoma Sam
Roy Kirk
Thatcher
Georgia
Mr. Coxey
Coxe
Captain Garden
Kelly
City Police
George Ashington Jones
Various World and Local News Items
Minnesota treasury reports 9,052,193.49 cash. Greece earthquakes may yield 500 dead. Welsh church disestablishment bill passes first reading in Commons. Bolton Miss fire destroys business district. loss around 50,000. King Alexander to travel abroad, Bulgaria regency by ex-King Milan. Obia Centraltos cuts salaried staff by 42 1 8 percent. May 1 shipments Eastbound total 67,289 tons. Julian O. Davidson dies. US counterfeiters’ den found in Kunsan City. Randalls contingent of the common weal army marches from Chicago. Colorado Fremont coal miners strike continues. tobacco trust bill filed in Illinois. St Louis steamboatmen fear fuel shortage due to strike. Iowa crop bulletin notes favorable April. Avery Texas storm causes telegraph damage. Colorado River rising.
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Minnesota
Salvador
Mount Pleasant
Greece
House of Commons
Bolton
Miss
Alexander
Milan
Bulgaria
Manger Forria
Obia Centraltos
Canadian Pacific
Julian O. Davidson
Nyack
Davidson
Marine Pictures
United States
Kunsan
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Atond, Pa
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New York
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Court of Claims
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State Board of Health
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Lodaway
Alabama
Fauco
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Northern Pacific
Commission Ia
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Mandarius
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Breckinridge
Ferguevalk
Ashere
Hill
Labor Hall
Holan
Ar West Superior
Uncle Sam's Bluecoats
ST. Gloud
Uptegrove
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Pillisbury
Randall
Altgether
Fremont County
Colorado
United Mine Workers Association
R. E. Godell
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