Riot at jail door ends after mob protests
Indianapolis quiets after more than 2000 residents gather to lynch William Ray amid murder allegations. One person shot as police arrest 15 near Marion County Jail. Ray confessed in writing after arrest. he pleaded guilty in city court. Weather forecast.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
William Ray
Martha Huff
Marion County
Ray
Kinney
Roy
Eagle Creek
Amundsen Arrives at Anadir in Siberian Reach
Captain Ronald Amundsen, famed South Pole discoverer, has reached Anadir trading post on the Bering Sea in eastern Siberia per a wireless message. The report notes he arrived by ship with few other details available.
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Associated Press
Nome
Alaska
Ronald Amundsen
South Pole
Anadir
Berring Sea
Siberia
Effort to Talk With Mars Fails Despite Listening Tests
United Press reports from Omaha that three nights of listening with highly sensitive equipment failed to detect any signal from Mars. Experts say it is unlikely to reach Mars now, but future methods may enable communication. The note also covers Detroit’s heavy hitting and a trivia line about U.S. presidents’ ancestry.
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United Press
Omaha
Mars
Rear Admiral Brittain Dies by Own Action Aboard Fleet Ship
Washington April 21 Rear Admiral Brittain chief of the star the commander of the Atlantic fleet shot and killed himself yesterday aboard ship with the fleet at Guananeme Bay Admiral Wilson commander advised Secretary Daniels today No details were given
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United Press
Washington
B. Brittain
Ouananeme Bay
Wilson
Daniels
Caillaux Sentenced To Three Years In Prison In Trial
Paris April 23 A sentence of three years imprisonment was imposed on Caillaux by the high court of the senate for correspondence with the enemy after being acquitted of high treason. The judgment also bans him for five years and strips civic rights for ten years. Caillaux, a former premier and finance minister, had been a major figure in French politics for over two decades.
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Paris
Senate
Carl Inux
Beaides
Joseph Caillaux
Germany
Calllaux
Bolo Pasha
Vincennes
M. Duval
Bonnet Rouge
Gaston Calmette
Figaro
Crma
Louis J. Maloy
Calliaux
Malvy
Senate High Court
France
Spain
Mary
Catllaux
Flome
Rome
Washington
Buenos Aires
Count von Bernatorti
Britain and France Clash Over Versailles Treaty Violations
Premier Lloyd George warned that Germany violated the Versailles treaty and France opposed a larger German army. He said Britain would respond as a healthy nation and viewed French concerns as warranted by the violations.
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United Press
Han Remo
Hoyd George
Vivier
Germany
Britain
Connery
Lloyd George
Millerand
Celal
France
Chicago labor leader killed in his office
Chicago on April 23 reports S. J. Coleman, a Chicago labor and political leader, was shot and killed in his office last night. Police believe the murder stems from factional labor strife.
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Chicago
United Press
J. Coleman
Bear pressure continues on New York Exchange
Continued bear pressure pushed the New York Stock Exchange to new lows as United States Steel common fell to 96 and the cotton market slipped. The report notes declines extending from Wednesday and Thursday amid general weakness.
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United Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
United States Steel Common
Reed Eluded as Missouri Democrats Reject Reed Delegates
In Joplin Missouri on April 23 the state convention voted 1070 to 490 with four abstentions to reject United States Senator James A Reed as district delegates to the national convention and return his name to the fifth district caucus. The wrangling and filibustering marked the all night session ending at 3 25 this morning.
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Joplin
United States
James A. Reed
Kansas City
Jackson County
St. Louis
Outlaw Strike Leaders Plot New Railroad Brotherhood
Washington April 23. Striking switchmen in Chicago New York Cleveland St Louis and others plan a national organization for railroad workers in the United States and Canada RK J Mitchell of Chicago says enrollment could reach 75600 at start J P Poley of Cleveland yards notes 41000 men in nonrecognized unions and elections for a grand lodge due in November New York district strikers appeal for settlement and renewal of duties while federal agents threaten action Cleveland unions order return to work by tomorrow as part of ongoing labor tensions
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Washington
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
RK. J. Mitchell
United States
Canada
J. P. Poley
Cleveland Yards
Trittine Ailroad Workers
Agere Todey
Associated Preas
Paitol
Iowa Delegates Pledged to Lowden at State Conventions
Iowa's Republican delegates were instructed to support Gov. Frank Lowden of Illinois at the national convention, following state conventions held yesterday in Des Moines and other locales.
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Iowa
Lowden
United Press
Des Moines
Illinois
Hoover Gets Test in Montana Primary
Herbert Hoover faces his first real test on the Republican ticket in Montana as the state conducts its primary. Harding Wood Johnson Lowden and Hoover are on the ballot as the National Hoover Republican Club mounts an intensive campaign.
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Hoover
Montana
United Press
Billings
Herbert Hoover
Harding
Wood
Johnson
Lowden
National Hoover Republican Club
Civil War Vets to Get Pension Increase to Fifty Dollars
The Senate passed a House bill raising Civil War veterans pensions to 50 dollars monthly and widows to zero monthly. The measure, reflecting efforts to meet rising living costs, moves to conference for final approval.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Knights of Columbus to Hold Largest State Meeting
Cheyenne hosts the Knights of Columbus on May 2 with about 800 members expected. M W Purcell of Casper leads a degree staff from Casper and other delegates travel from Denver North Platte and Greeley for the initiation of a class of forty candidates.
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Knights of Columbum
Cheyenne
M. W. Purcell
Casper
Caspar
Denver
North “Litte
Greeley
Kolbte
Columbus
Bimday
May
Managers Reject Direct Appeal Over Wtrikera Duty Return
The New York district managers flatly rejected the direct appeal of Wtrikera to be restored to duty with full seniority Nghia and the act would be in the public interest according to the report.
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New York
Chicago Rail Strike Talks End Without Action
In an afternoon meeting four railroad workers failed to agree on striking, while demanding a wage rise to seven dollars sixty cents daily. They voted to raise the demand to nine dollars if not met by Monday. Louie X. of Vance died after excessive tennis play.
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Chicago
Louie X. of
Vance
Bank executive accused in damaging affair case
Buffalo Wyoming April 23 a detective report leads to resignation of C E Whitcomb cashier Stock Growers National Bank and Whitcomb says he will sue S C Langworthy vice president for heavy damages over alleged alienation of his wife Langworthy returned from Chicago after the detective’s findings and was confronted in a Chicago hotel room where the wife denied the affair and Whitcomb claimed years of unfounded accusations against his spouse The report notes Langworthy once lost 12000 to a confidence game involving Kid Weil in Chicago and left town without prosecuting Weil
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the Tribune
Buffalo
Wyo
S. C. Langworthy
Whitcomb
Langworthy
Chicago
Mra. Whitcomb
Laneworthy
Bruce» Hodge
Committee on Stutz deal to ask $520 share
New York April 23 The protective committee for fifty stock exchange houses under contract to deliver Stutz Motor Car Company stock tomorrow seeks authority to settle with Allan A Ryan at $620 a share Ryan agreed midweek but later withdrew his offer and the committee now presses for $520.
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Associated
New York
Stock Exchange
Stutz Motor Car Company
Neek
Allan A. Ryan
Ryan
Gare
Indictments Return in Meat Profiteering Case
Federal grand jury in Brooklyn returns indictments charging profiteering in meats against Armour & Co. and Chicago packing houses Wilson & Co. and Bwith & Co. and their representatives.
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Associated Press
New York
Federal Grand
Rooklyn
Chicago
Armour & Co
Bwith & Co
Wilson &Co
Americans Seek Protection in Washington Appeal
American government representatives in Mexico asked for warships to protect American lives and property. Ports at Mazatlan Topolobampo and Frontera were reported closed amid growing ferment and disrupted communications. Mexican federal troops arrived at Mazatlan but no disturbances reported there or at other ports.
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Associated Press
Angeles
Salem
Hub Rodman
Pacific Fleet
Mazatlan
New Mexico
Topolobampo
Mexico-Callifornia Steamship Company
Washington
Mexico
Topolobhampo
Pacific Coast
Frontera
Gulf Coast
Mexico City
Mexican official arrested in U.S. transit case
Ignacio Pesqueira chief justice of the Mexico supreme court and recently named military governor of Sonora was arrested by United States officers on arrival from Mexico City. A woman claimed to be brought by him from Mexico City and detained with him. The case involves bringing a woman into the United States from Laredo Texas. Maria Rodriguez a 22 year old wife and mother is detained with Pesqueira.
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U.S
Associated Press
Douglas
Ariz
Ignacio Pesqueira
Mexico Supreme Court
Sonora
de la Huerta
United States
Pesqueira
Mexico City
Laredo
Texas
Maria Rodriguez
The
Justice
Rebels Defeated at Tuxpam in Mexican Fighting
Federals under Gen Murgula defeated Obregon rebels commanded by Gen Gomez after an all day battle near Tuxpam. Casualties reported but no figures given. The fighting continued through Wednesday with no immediate estimates.
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Tuxpam
United Press
Mexixco City
Murgula
Gomez
More U S Artillery Sent to Border
United Press dispatch from Douglas reports additional United States artillery en route to the border to reinforce border defenses.
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United Press
Douglas
United States
Butte Quiet as Soldiers Guard Strike Area
United States troops arrived from Fort George Wright and Camp Bowls to patrol routes around the mines. Butte remained quiet this morning with no signs of trouble three days into the Metal Mine strike at Union No. 800.
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Associated Preas
Butte
United States
Fort George Wright
Campbowls
Union No. 800
Two Japanese Banks Forced to Wall Silk Industry H It Hurt
Washington reports two Japanese banks suspended payments amid scandal troubles in Japan. The Bank of Japan advised Masade Fill Brokers Bank of Ovals to help steady silk weaving with price maintenance hopes. Trading on the Noble stock exchange paused and may continue another week.
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Japan
Department of Commerce
Tokko
Bank of Japan
Bank of Ovals
Department
Noble Stock Exchange
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