May Day Violence Across U S Causes Mixed Bloodshed
Associated Press reports a tense May Day with Cleveland the heaviest incident where one man died and 100 plus people, including 11 policemen, were injured. Boston saw a police paraders clash with four shot. New York’s rallyes faced massed defense as soldiers and sailors kept order. Police, guards, and demonstrators clashed near the Garden amid large crowds and strong security.
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Ole Haezson Urges Mayors to Suppress I W W
May 1 in Kangas City Mayor Ole Manson of Gentile urged U S mayors to close all I W W halls imprison leaders and suppress the red flag. The appeal was issued in a statement tonight by Associated Press.
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German Drive Marks Year On Western Front With Paris Bombardment
A year ago today terrific bombardment opened along the western front. German seventy five mile gun fired on Paris killing women and children. German regiments attacked American lines before Valera Bre tonneau as Hun batteries shelled from Loore to Dramoutre and Allied reserves diminished.
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Telephone Co Announces Increase Rates in Cheyenne
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph announces higher rates for May. Two party residence service rises about 44 percent, one party residence 11 percent, two party business 25 percent, one party business 20 percent. Desk set adds 25 cents monthly. extension charges unchanged.
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Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Cyclist Hurt After Motorcycle Crash In Cheyenne
Garland Pierce of a motor transport company at Fort Russell was hospitalized with severe injuries after his motorcycle collided with an automobile in Cheyenne. He suffered a deep thigh wound and other injuries. the motorcycle was wrecked.
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Wyoming Weather Outlook Friday Saturday
Wyoming forecasts generally fair weather for Friday and Saturday. A chance of showers possible in the extreme north Friday with cooler conditions in the west and north.
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History's Momentous Meeting Opens Peace Table
German delegates present credentials at Versailles as the peace conference opens its formal session. Allied powers and Germany begin the path to wartime termination and a return to normal conditions, with terms of the treaty outlined and to be detailed further in Paris. Continued on page eight.
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Overseas May Day riot leaves Cleveland at least one dead
In Cleveland on May Day a violent clash erupted as Socialist demonstrators clashed with police and soldiers. An unidentified man died from a detective’s gunshot while about 100 people were wounded, many seriously, as rioters were beaten and dispersed by mounted police and army units.
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Hofmann Offers to Finance Bast Cheyenne Improvements
Fred Hofmann stated yesterday he would advance funds for planned Bast Cheyenne improvements if the city proceeds. He would be reimbursed with 6 percent interest when the city collects from property owners. The plan included a concrete path and Butler.
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Police arrest wave nets near hundred suspects this week
Police say about 100 persons were arrest ed during the week with most facing drunkenness charges. A large share of the arrests occurred yesterday as officers intensified patrols and enforcement.
Denver Workers Strike Backs Debs for Bolshevik Recognition
About 6 000 Federated Shops Crafts of Denver workers walk out for a one day protest demanding government pledged employment and recognition of the Russian Bolshevik government. Mass meeting at Greek Theater endorses Debs release and a nationwide railway walkout if rails return to private control.
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Germans to Be Told Terms by Allies Monday
Paris dispatch says a secret plenary session at the peace conference may convene Monday afternoon to hand over the peace terms to Germany. The Reuters report notes Lord Robert Cadell as the likely British member of the commissions.
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French Street Battles Burst Anew On May Day
Chaos in Paris as May Day demonstrations turn into clashes between mobs and police. Shots ring out near Place de la Concorde as cavalry charges push crowds toward Madeleine church and Rue Royal. A police officer warns rioters while some strike at veterans amid deadly street violence.
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Publication Raided by Soldiers Over Bolshevist Posters
New York Call offices were raided by soldiers and sailors who tore Bolshevist posters from the building. Staff were driven into the street as the mob dispersed. The incident occurred in New York on May 1.
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Call
May Day Demonstrations Suppressed by Chicago Police
Chicago on May 1 saw about a score of arrests during a May Day protest by radicals. Mounted police dispersed a crowd that tried to march to a hall while a meeting proceeded indoors. A clash outside led to a near riot, with six men and one woman taken into custody. Red ink posters and banners appeared at elevated stations and in several city areas.
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