Paris Faces May Day Demonstration Amid Tight Security
In Paris on May 1, the garrison and 600 mounted Republican guards patrolled key sites while police arrested about 200 people. Soldiers in plain clothes seized anarchist papers and found knives, brass knuckles, and revolvers on detainees as workers gathered at the Labor Exchange for planned meetings.
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Paris
Prince Eugene Barracks
Bank of France
Grand Palais
Bourse
Rue Drucot
M. Jaures
France
Palace de la Republique
Unusually Quiet May Day Across New England
Boston reports the only labor unrest in the region with 1500 men from the building trades striking for a 10 percent raise. Boilermakers lead the walkout at 1200 while 210 cement and asphalt workers also quit pending wage talks. Elsewhere in building trades, other industries anticipate amicable adjustments.
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Boston
New England
Greater
Teamsters
Ice Wagon Strike Hits Columbus Ice Supply
One hundred ice wagon drivers and helpers in Columbus walk out demanding shorter hours and higher wages, halting ice deliveries citywide except in rare cases. Contractors cite a contract clause punishing drunken or dishonest conduct as the dispute trigger.
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Ohio
Columbus
Seven Miners Saved From Flooded Berwind Mine No 38
Seven miners trapped since Friday noon at Berwind-White Coal No 38 mine in Foustwell near Johnstown Pa were rescued at 10 pm Tuesday after pumping out flooded passages. They survived on limited rations and waterless days, aided by Stiney Rodon and Charles Ream who braved a fifty foot water passage to reach the men.
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Johnstown
Berwind-White Coal Company
Foustwell
Here
Stiney Rodon
Charles Ream
John Boyla
Ream
Mike Bolya
Bolya
Roden
Murder of Thomas Johnson and wife shocks Florida town
In Italia near Fernandina on Tuesday a Black man fatally shot Thomas Johnson and his wife as two young negro children观 witnessed. The killer fled after the couple cried for help. the children escaped unharmed. No arrests or clues have been reported.
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Fernandina
Fla
Thomas
Johnson
Italia
Here
Heavy Frost Hits Denison Area Tuesday Night
A heavy frost covered Denison and surrounding section Tuesday night, impacting crops and fruit buds as markets opened with chilly conditions in early May.
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Eavy
Denison
White House Dinner Honors Jamestown Exposition Navy Guests
In Washington on May 1 President and Mrs. Roosevelt hosted a dinner for top U S officers and foreign navy leaders who attended the Jamestown exposition ceremonies. The event was followed by a reception. In Oklahoma City Frank Cummings pleaded guilty to criminal assault and received a fifteen year sentence at Leavenworth.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
United States
Cummings
Oklahoma City
Frank Cummings
Leavenworth
Bribery Case of Glass and Detwiler Postponed Again
The bribery case of Louis F. Glass of the Pacific States Telephone company and A. K. Detwiler of Toledo was postponed for one week in San Francisco on May 1.
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San Francisco
Louis F. Glass
Pacific States Telephone Company
A. K. Detwiler
Toledo
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