Ninety Eight Steel Strikers Arrested in Donora Raid
Ninety eight men, mostly foreigners, were arrested in Donora Pennsylvania after state troopers raided Lithuanian Hall, the workers HQ, on suspicion of conspiracy to stop steel mill labor. They were arraigned before Justice Grover W. Boyd and held on $500 bond with many jailed in Washington county tonight. The operation followed a wave of bomb explosions linked to the steel strike. Felix Burkhardt, a carpenter for American Steel and Wire Co., was injured as his home was damaged.
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Pitsburg
Donora
Monongehela
Lithuanian Hall
Grover W. Boyd
Washington
Felix Burkhardt
American Steel and Wire Co
House Republicans Move to Trim 1921 Budget
Washington leaders target large deficits with steps to cut five billion dollars in next year’s appropriations. Good and steering committee foresee a seven point five billion deficit by July 1921, while June’s end is projected at about three point nine billion. Clerks hiring reform and pay method changes to move all workers onto statutory rolls are proposed, along with eliminating thirty to forty thousand of about one hundred thousand federal employees.
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Washington
House
Good
Gillett
President Meets Senators in Bed Room Conference
Senator Falk recounts a White House visit with President Wilson. Wilson, ill but attentive, spoke clearly as Falk and Hitchcock presented arguments for breaking relations with Mexico. The president asked for a written memorandum and said he would study the details and respond.
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Fail
White House
Greyson
Pall
Hitchcock
Fall
Mexico
Chamberlains Conch Remedy Ad Claims Safe Cough Aid
This aged promotion touts Chamberlains Conch Remedy as one of the best medicines for coughs colds and croup. It emphasizes safety for children and affirms broad mother endorsements though the language remains promotional and branded.
Berkman and Goldman Resist Deportation
Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman were surrendered to immigration authorities at noon and await deportation to Russia after thirty years in the United States. Harry Weinberger filed habeas corpus petitions before Judge Mayer, seeking to block the deportation, with hearings set for Monday.
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New York
Alexander Berkman
Emma Goldman
America
T''is Island
Department of Labor
Russia
United States
Contadl
Harry Weinberger
Mayer
Goldman Caminetti Endorses Deportation Order
Anthony Caminetti, commissioner general of immigration, paid today and is satisfied that it can support the deportation order.
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Ma Goldman
Anthony Caminetti
Commissioner General of Immigration
Oliver elected to Pittsburg city council to fill vacancy
Augustus K. Oliver vice president of The News paper Publishing Company which publishes the Gazette Times and the Chronicle Telegraph was elected to Pittsburg city council to fill the vacancy created by Enoch Rawn s death. Vacancies are filled by the council and mayor.
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Pittsburg
Augustus K. Oliver
Newspaper Publishing Company
Gazette Times
Chronicle Telegraph
Enoch Rawn
County East Lindsay Boosts corn output with seven hundred carloads
Seven hundred carloads of broam corn were produced in the famed Lindsay district of Oklahoma this year, signaling a strong harvest. Local growers report high yields and steady demand as markets absorb the bumper crop.
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Lindsay
Oklahome
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