Miners End Nationwide Strike After Wage Accord
In Indianapolis Indiana on March 31 1920 two hundred fifty thousand bituminous coal miners halt work as a wage settlement is reached with coal operators. The stoppage is not a general strike as inventories reduce urgency. The national officer change is noted and interstate unit rules may be revised.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United States
United Mine Workers of America
Iilinois
Obij Ladians
Pennsylvania
Fitcnell
Piarg
Uy Scale
Theother
Angie
Venteylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Lewis
Mighell
Indiana
Governor Guild News Improves After Health Bulletin
A 10 o'clock bulletin from Dr. Winslow reports Governor Guild showing strength and appetite improvement. Family members remain hopeful but the doctor keeps a conservative view, saying danger has not fully passed.
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Cas
Governor Guild
Winslow
Gould Will Wed Prince and Sue for Fortune
New York dispatch reports Mme Anna Gould will marry Prince Helie de Sagan despite fierce family opposition led by George J. Gould and Miss Helen M. Gould. She has moved to the St Regis with her three children, while bronchitis confines her to bed.
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Anna Gould
Prince
Sue
New York
Mme
Prince Helie de Sagan
Ee Calhaina
Mme. Gould
Hotel
St. Regis
Tyler Morse
Helen M. Gould
Fifth Avenue
Prince de Sagan
Arrested Near Piscopo Home In Winthrop Case
Benjamin Piscopo a Boston businessman living on Main Street Winthrop is believed in danger from the Black Hand Society An Italian man seen near the home was arrested at the station a long dirk found on him He spoke little English and claimed to be Joseph Reggo of Chelsea He will be arraigned in the East Boston District Court tomorrow morning Reggo is about 50 years old
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Winthrop
Benjamin Piscopo
Boston
Main Street
Black Hand” Society
Joseph Reggo
Chelsea
East Boston
Reggo
Kelley
Annie Mullins
St. John’s
Pastoure
Co. W. Blake & Co
L. Young
Mr. Young
Hartwell
J. B. Prescott
Nelson Attell Fight Ends In Draw In San Francisco
Battling Nelson and Abe Attell boxed 15 rounds to a draw in San Francisco on March 81. The bout ends with neither fighter securing a victory as fans await full report in the sporting page.
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San Francisco
Cal
Battling Nelson
Abe Attell
Boston Weather Through Sunday Night Forecast
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Wednesday and Thursday to be fair with rain developing Sunday night. Westerly to northerly winds expected. Washington dispatch notes Wednesday and Thursday fair in New England with fresh northwest winds and mentions yesterday's temperature.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Bedford Sues 10 Murder Bedford Sues 10 Murder
Bedford March 31 Chief Kelley and Druggist S L Young reported two strangers to Arlington police who sought Annie Mullins a Newfoundland domestic linked to a Cambridge case before her fatal tryst. The men arrived on the 715 train and questioned locals about her, mentioning a hidden legacy.
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Bedford
Kelley
S. L. Young
Arlington Police
Annie Mullins
Newfoundland
Cambridge
Joe Howard Passes Away One Of America's Leading Newspaper Men
Joseph Howard Jr aged 74 died after a yearlong illness in New York. Born in Brooklyn June 3 1833 he rose to fame as a prominent editor and writer. He worked with the Times Tribune Herald Sun World Recorder Globe Star and other papers and led the New York Press Club and International League of Press Clubs. His books include Life of H W Beecher and History Makers of the Nineteenth Century.
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New York
Joseph Howard, Jr
Joseph Howard
America
Brooklyn
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Anna Gregg
Boston
Times, Tribune, Herald, Sun, World and Recorder of
Herald and Globe of
The
Times and Press of Philadelphia
San Francisco Chronicle
the News, Tribune and Times-Herald of
Chicago
Howard
New York Star
New York Press Club
International League of Press Clubs
Boston Press Club
H. W. Beecher
Union League Club
Crane forces sweep state for uninstructed delegates
Crane men win nationwide delegates while Taft supporters lose in Worcester County and several districts. In Ward 11 the Taft Lodge Roosevelt bloc collapses. Crane routs Lodge in the second and Lodge routs Crane in the sixth district.
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Crane
Taft
Worcester County
Lodge
Probable Lineup of Massachusetts Delegation to the Republican National Convention
The article lists a Massachusetts delegation led by Senators Lodge Crane Bates Long with district delegates across fourteen districts. Names include Frank H.ght, John W. Wheeler, Samuel E. Winslow, Louis F. Yrlton, Alonzo Walsh, Charles M. Hoyt, Frank Bayrd, Edward Glines and others, with Taft as preferred candidate and “no instructions” noted for many delegates.
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Massachusetts
Frank H.ght
William H. Brooks
Hughes
John W. Wheeler
Winford N. Caldwell
Samuel E. Winslow
Harry Whitin
Louis FE. ‘Yrlton
Gardner
George H. Doty
Waltham
Taft
Alonzo A.walsh
Walter E. Parker
Charles M. Hoyt
Albert Wittum
Frank Bayrd
Charles W. Hastings
Edward (. Glines
Samuel J. Elder
Edward G. Graves
William HH. White
H. Clifford Gallagher
Herman Hormel
Charles H. Innes
I. R. Clark
William O. Faxon
Crane backed unpledged Massachusetts delegation sweep
Republican caucuses across Massachusetts produced a sweeping win for Senator Crane s plan to keep the state delegation to the national convention unpledged and uninstructed. The results also ousted many Taft supporters at district and state levels, signaling a likely Taft delegation despite Crane s influence.
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Crane
Massachusetts
Taft
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Joe” Howard
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