Riots in Paris May Day unrest leave two dead
Two killed and 50 wounded in eastern Paris riots as May Day demonstrations clash with police near Place de la Republique. Students led auto buses drivers replaced strikers, police deployed squads but crowds dispersed and reassembled amid jeers. London also saw large May Day turnout with no major service disruption.
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Chamber of Deputies
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Alexandre H. Blanc
Place de la Republique
Associated Press
St. Martin
Mass Meeting Names Ticket for School Boards
A Casper mass meeting in the city hall discussed nominations for the Natrona County high school and school district No. 2 boards. Thirteen names were put forward with votes leading to Dr. Loy and Mrs. John Grieve favored for district No. 2 and Ambrose Remingway also endorsed. Elections set for Monday at Central School and county polling places for three trustees for a term of years.
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O. L. Walker
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Ried Dunn
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W.J. Bailey
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Board of Education
Bluebeard toin vote quest join in search for primaries
Officials plan to locate Nina Delaney's buried body with Bluebeard Charles Harvey, weathering his dangerous condition as a desert search continues led by District Attorney Thomas Woolwine. Indiana stumping by Major General Wood and other leaders focuses on Tuesday's primary with 30 delegates at stake and rival contests in Maryland California.
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Vote Quest
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Los Angeles
United Press
Indianapolis
Wood
Harding
Lowden
Johnson
Chicago
Maryland
Hoover
California
Three Die as Car Plunges From Bridge Near Pueblo
Mrs. John Richardson, 24, new bride, her mother in law Mrs. D R Davis, and her brother E B Davis were killed when their car plunged off a bridge near Pueblo. Her husband was fatally injured in the crash.
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Pueblo
John Richardson
D. R. Davis
E. B. Davis
Here
Red Rule in Mexico Seen in Washington May Day
Reports from Washington indicate fears that a successful revolt against Carranza could lead to a Sovietist government in Mexico. Obregon revolt leaders show socialist leanings. Ex-Governor Alvarado of Yucatan is a notable supporter. Arrests in St Louis involve arms purchases for Obregon forces, with two Mexicans released by the Justice Department. General Dieguez moves north with federals, Salinas reportedly en route to Juarez, while Catholic orders flee Mexico amid widespread looting and abuses, according to Monsignor Kelly.
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Carranza
Obregon
Alvarado
Yucatan
ST. Louis
Associated Press
Manuel M. Prieto
Juarez
Mexico
WL Paso
Manuel Dieguon le
Federl
Sandoval
Republic
Emilio Salinas
Chihuahua
Salinas
Juares
Mexican Presidencial Election Date Set for July Fourth
A local Mexican paper reports Mexico will hold its presidential election on July 4 due to rebel activity and disputes between Mexico City and regional authorities.
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Associated Preas
San Antonio
Wolitier
Mexico City
Rebel threat looms as border cities brace for attack
United Press dispatch reports tension in northern frontier areas. Officials fear rebels may strike from the south or west, threatening Chihuahua City and nearby rail lines. Authorities claim forces are mobilized and ready to defend key border towns.
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United Press
AL Paro
Juares
Nobel
Poteepnion
Chihuahua City
Donillas Withdraws From Presidential Race
In Texas on May 1 Ignacio Houtilan the Mexican ambassador to the United States renounced his bid for the Mexican presidency claiming duties as a diplomat require his service and his desire to stay free of political entanglements per a Mexico City source.
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Associated Press
Larme
Texas
Dgnacio Houtilan
United States
Menakin de Mexiag
Mexico City
Catholics Protest During Carranza Revolt Experienc
Reports from Washington indicate attacks on Catholic church groups in Mexico amid the Carranza rebellion. Looting targeted schools hospitals and churches as unrest spreads across regions under rebel activity.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mexico
Colonel Mora moves toward Juarez amid revolt fears
By Associated Press El Paso May 1 Colonel Mora commander of the Juarez garrison hurriedly crewed the international line here shortly after midnight and is headed to Juarez due to anticipated revolt, according to anti-Carrancista circles.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Mora
Juarez
Juares
Earthquake Recorded Near St Louis by University Seismograph
A seismograph at Saint Louis University registered a violent earthquake about 100 to 200 miles from St Louis lasting eight seconds this morning around 10 o clock local time.
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United Presa
Lou
St. Louis University
St. Louis
Speculation in Sugar Opposed by House Bill
A speculative sugar bill was introduced in the House by Representative Howard. The Department of Justice reportedly approved the measure, but opposition arose among lawmakers citing market risks and political opposition.
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United Prean
Washington
House
Howard
Supreme Court Grants Recount in New Jersey Primary
The New Jersey Supreme Court orders a recount of ballots from Tuesday's presidential primary for Senator Johnson and General Wood. Officials said the action aims to ensure accuracy in the vote totals and confirm results.
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Supreme Court
Jersey
Johnson
General Wood
Basin docket shows mixed outcomes in Wyoming trials
In Basin Wyoming trials last week juries ruled for defendants in Leavitt v Allen and Bryant v Dow. Lampman v C B Q settled out of court. Ward Blackburn pled guilty to statutory rape and drew five to eight years. Tolman v O B Q Railroad returned a $2400 verdict for sheep killed in transit.
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Bryant
Washikie County
Ward Blackburn
Mefendant
Rolofeon Va
Farlow
Park County
Stateva
Richart Alker
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City Water Cleared by Extensive Tests
A series of tests over ten to twelve days shows the city water supply to be free of pollution and meeting all government standards for drinking and domestic use. The findings indicate the water is safe for residents.
Ferry Service Operated for Flood Relief
Norfolk Nebraska on May 1 reports city ferry boats deployed to move river passengers and relief supplies as flood relief operations begin.
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Norfolk
Neb
Akron Becomes Fastest Growing City in U S
Akron residents celebrate Census Bureau findings that the rubber capital of the world is the fastest growing city in America. The report shows ten years ago the population was 69 067 and now 208 494 an increase of 201 8 percent, surpassing other similarly sized cities.
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Akron
Census Bureau
Department of Labor
America
Toore
Survivors of Kolchak Army Aided by Japs
Severe fighting is reported at Chita and Trans-Balkaria as Bolshevik forces clash with remnants of Gen. Kolchak's army aided by Japanese troops. General Voltzekoffaky's forces defend Russian territory amid ongoing clashes and shifting fronts.
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Vladivostok
Chita
trans-Balkaria
Voltzekoffaky
Kolchak
Oltzerolfsky
Senate Passes McCormick Budget Bill in Senate Vote
United Press reports in Washington on May 1 that the Senate approved the McCormick budget bill, moving the U.S. budget process forward. The action signals a potential pathway for federal appropriations and fiscal policy discussions.
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M’cormick
U.S
United Press
Washington
Polish Cavalry Reaches Outskirts of Kiev
Warsaw May 1 Polish cavalry is reported to have reached the outskirts of Kiev. Bolshevik command has moved eastward of Kharkov.
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Warsaw
Kiev
Kharkov
Windy City tenants defy May Day moving orders
Chicago residents stage a rent strike with thousands refusing to vacate apartments as May Day orders prompt a push by Chicago Tenants Protective League president H. S. Standish. A red flag atop a city schoolhouse is hauled down after Lt. John Dizon scales an 80 foot pole to remove the banner reading Hurrah, hurrah for the soviet Death for capitalists.
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Windy City
Associated Press
Chicago
H- S. Standish
Chicago Tenants’ Protective League
Standing
John Dizon
Coal miners strike across Canada and Ottawa actions
Twelve thousand coal miners in the Sydney district walked off on May Day to protest the Winnipeg leaders imprisonment. A building trades group demonstrated in Ottawa and a street car strike occurred in London Ontario with milk wagon drivers also striking in Toronto.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Winnipeg
Ottawa
London
Ontario
May Day Strike Fails to Materialize in U S
Washington reports that the general strike planned for May Day did not occur. Only small acts of protest appeared by afternoon, with no widespread labor shutdowns or mass demonstrations evident.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Steamer Sin Mateo Sinks Off Salina Cruz
The Sin Mateo, owned in San Francisco, sank off Salina Cruz Mexico while en route from Guatemala to San Francisco. The twenty one crew members are believed rescued. No details on passengers or cause are given.
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United Press
San Francisco
Salina Cruz
Mexico
Guatemala
Sale tax to be argued again in relief bill debate
Washington May 1 The elimination of the sale tax provision of the soldier relief bill will be discussed at meetings next week of the house ways and means committee. M P Wear reporter for The Cooper Daily Tribune visits Topeka Lawrence and Kansas City before returning home.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
M. P. Wear
Cooper Daily Tribune
Topeka
Kan
Lawrence
Kansas City
Cordillo Likely Acquitted in Murder Trial Tonight
John Cordillo stands trial for the murder of Frank Jennings with final arguments underway in Cheyenne. The state seeks second degree murder or manslaughter, while observers predict a quick verdict likely an acquittal.
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Cheyenne
Frank Jennings
Derver
Cordillo
Couns Arnol
Arnold
Jury Acquits Defendant in Bisbee Trial
The jury acquitted Harry Wootton in the deportation case after a two hour deliberation. The prosecutor announced plans to pursue the remaining defendants under the joint indictment and bring them to trial on June 7.
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United Press
Tombstone
Ariz
Harry Wootton
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