Quelling Disturbances at Green Bay May Strike Leads to Closures
Reports from Green Bay Wisconsin describe disturbances linked to a Three Northern Paper mill strike. Injuries reported and arrests made as workers sought employment action. Governor Blaine involved by telephone to restore order while Northern Paper mill foregoes operations per a request from Shortt Ariand to control the situation.
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Matsa Bis Norning
Seven Bay
Wis
Niila
Reseu
Candace Eongian
Ratmaen
Laura Aber
Shortt Ariand
Bomb Explodes Killing Two At Aberdeen Proving Ground
Washington May 31 Two enlisted men were killed and three officers plus nine enlisted men injured when a bomb exploded at Aberdeen Maryland proving ground. Initial reports say the blast occurred as a bomb being removed from an airplane caused the accident. three officers were wounded and eight enlisted men hurt.
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Washington, D.C
Aberdeen
Maryland Proving Ground
Mocus
Far Department
Baltimore
Averdeet
Maryland Proving Grounds
Moltke Bans Polish Offensives in Silesia Action
Major Von Moltke forbids drive against Polish regents in Upper Silesia until reinforcements arrive. British and allied troops may garrison towns while not taking part in ground fighting. Detachments of the Black Watch arrive, with officers urging 48 hours warning before any advance to allow Poles to evacuate towns. otherwise executions feared.
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Oppain
Silesia
von Moltke
Upper Strawl
Ima
Black Watch
Engiieh
Potes
Tallan
Prize on Constitution of ULS Sparks Undergraduate Challenge
The American star George Harvey offers a prize of 25 pounds for a dissertation on the constitution of the United States. Open to undergraduates of the University of Lion sion with no more than ten years standing.
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ULS
Madison Enforcements Bill Vetoed in Wisconsin
The Mathe son prohibition enforcement bill was vetoed this morning by Governor Ellang, who urged that the measure was in effect unconstitutional and conflicts with the Federal Volstead act. Assembly leader Toby Ich drew up the measure and requested passage of a new enforcement bill.
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Madison
Wis
Matheson
Ellang On
Tuetao
Tobby Ich
Weather Summary for May 61 Showers and Snow Likely
Indications for the next 24 hours show fair tonight and Wednesday with showers in the extreme west east and central regions. Normal Wednesday observations end at 4 local time. Weather report by H. M. Stanley notes rain and possible snow in higher elevations.
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Wednes
Cockfighting Still Popular in Ireland
In Ireland, a thousand spectators gathered on an island in Lough Neagh where cockfighting occurred despite illegality. About 150 participants reached the island as fights began before the event was halted.
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Ireland
Dublin
Lough Neag
Four Soldiers Killed in Cork Ireland Attack
In Cork on May 31, four soldiers were killed two mortally wounded and twelve slightly hurt when attacked on the road from barracks to the rifle range. Bombs were used and the soldiers returned fire. A civilian on a celebratory ride was killed when his car was struck.
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Cork, Irelunt
Mail privilege restored for two papers after wartime ban
Washington May 31 The Milwaukee Leader and New York all were restored today to second class mailing privilege. The post office department announced the action after blocking office mails related to America’s participation in the war. Victor Hersen, editor of the Leader, was convicted under the espionage law but his conviction was recently set aside by the Supreme Court.
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Washington, D.C
New York
Post Office Department
Ameria
Victor Hersen
Leader
Supreme Court
Frisco Seamen Vote To Reject Proposals
Frisco seamen members of the Marl Ingineera Beneficial association in San Francisco May 31 voted to reject the United States Shipping Board proposals. The rejection aimed to influence the maritime strike and related labor actions affecting maritime operations.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Cal
la Francisco
Marl Ingineera' Beneficial Association
Lo. Lay
United States Shipping Board
Baseball results and standings from national and american leagues
National League results list several games with final scores including Pittsburgh 10 New York 1 and Chicago 15 429 Philadelphia 13 23, plus standings entries for teams such as St Louis, Boston, Brooklyn and Cincinnati. American League results show Cleveland leading with 28 14 607 and New York 41 6, with yesterday’s scores including St Louis 14 Chicago and Detroit 9 Cleveland. Upcoming games feature Chicago at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at New York among others.
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W. le Pet
Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Eleven Year Old on Trial for Murder in Knox Ind
A court in Starke county schedules the trial of eleven year old Dell Burkat on a first degree murder indictment. He is accused of firing a rifle that killed Rennie Slaven, a twelve year old, in Ora village near Thanksgiving.
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Knox Ind
Dell Burkat
Bee
Starke
Atreult
Rennie Slaven
Ora & Village
Strake County
New Committee Appointed In Senate For Soldier Bonus Study
WASHINGTON May 21 A committee to investigate names and problems in contact with the soldier bonus legislation was announced today by Senator Penrose of the Senate Finance Committee. Senator McCumber of North Dakota chairs with Sutherland of West Virginia and Walsh of Massachusetts as members. The panel will study costs to government administration and issues in implementing such legislation. It will assess the actual need for the measure.
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Ington
D.C
Kate
Man Penrose
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
President Harding Speaks at Arlington Ceremony
President Harding, in Arlington National Cemetery, addresses a nation in remembrance of World War’s end and marks the annual address at the amphitheater. A parade from the White House area features veterans led by Lt. Gen. Natson A. Miles, with Grand Army of the Republic and other veterans observing.
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Wasiniameinisart
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington
White House
Natson A. Miles
Grand Army of the Republic Veterans of
Effort to Cut Naval Appropriation Fails in Senate
Washington May 21 An attempt to reduce 15 million dollars from the 100 million naval appropriation for the 1918 program failed in the Senate. The vote was 30 to 9 with ten Republicans and ten Democrats supporting the majority, defeating both committee recommendations.
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Washington, D
Senate
Republians
Convert Old Inn into Apartment House
Okmulgee Ohio May 31 an old landmark of early Alabama days the New State Inn has been carted away to clear space for development The inn long a stage coach travelers favorite and a social hub will be converted into an apartment house while a new industry and housing are planned for the site
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Okmulgee
Ohio
Alabama
New State Inn
Plane Pilot Exonerated in Washington Storm Wreck
Wash DC May 31. The inquiry concluded the crash was unavoidable due to the storm. Findings based on wreckage study show no fault by the pilot, exonerating the aviator amid discussion of the severe weather that doomed the flight.
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Wash
D.C
Jay
Bolinz
Insane Woman Fires Building In Macon
A distorted clipping reports an unnamed insane woman allegedly set a building on fire in Macon. The garbled text lists scattered phrases about Sinead and a morgue rumor, with no recoverable names or clear timeline.
New Notes Dispatched to Hague Today
vague dispatch notes reach The Hague regarding U S stance on Jambl oll policy and a protest against it. Text mentions Washington D C stay and American government action, with unclear references to Nedler ande government and pretest against a policy.
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Hague
Washington D.C
Nedlerande
United States
Woodrough Confers in Des Moines with Gas Company Officials
Judge Wade holds a late April conference in Des Moines with Jake Woodrough and attorneys for the city and the Des Moines Gas company. The session focuses on the price of gas and possible judicial action. The company had raised the rate from $1.60 to $1.35, prompting legal scrutiny.
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Duden
Woodronch
Omaha
Ity
Tis Moines Gas Company
Jake Woodroweh
Gan Company
Wade
Chicago Markets and Cattle Prices Report
Market report from Chicago and St Joseph shows cattle receipts around 10 000 at Chicago with higher live stock prices and fat cows 6 25 to 4 26. Hogs around 16 to 50 cents higher and sheep receipts about 7 000 with prices 50 cents to 1 higher. Poultry alive prices up. grain and provisions closing values listed.
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Associated Press
States Bureau of Markets
Chicago
Cormmon
Helms
Mark Case Inc
Lameon Broa & Co
Uum
St Joseph
Sonnei
Local Cash Markets Report From Dalae Shaw Area
Fragmentary market mention records cash markets in Dalae Shaw area with prices like 9.00 and 1100 units noted. Sparse text references to radicals, poultry and spring terms appear, but specifics are unclear. The passage presents a rough snapshot of local trade activity amid uncertain context and dates.
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Dalae
Utes Quit Indian War Ends In Utah
Monticello Utah May 31 South in Utahs newest Indian war has ended. The Indians simply quit and the important bands are expected to meet for peace. The renegade Utes who had stolen cattle in San Juan County have dispersed returning to their homes. Information from Blanding and Bluff says Indians remain camped in Allen canyon showing no warlike action.
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Monticello
Utah
San Juan County
Tle County
Blanding
Bluff
Ftnd
Allen Canyon
Rainfall Report From Des Moines Sees Varied Totals
Des Moines area reports include an inch of rain in the city with heavier totals in the central Beatty corridor. Other parts of the state recorded under an inch, while Des Moines noted the largest rainfall in the downtown stretch yesterday afternoon.
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Des Moines
See Moines
Des Moins
Beatty
Rally at Vladivostok by Anti-Bolshevists
Reports from Vladivostok describe anti Bolshevik supporters rallying as a new administration forms. Government plans to maintain order while inviting popular will shape executive power and property prosecutions may be limited. General Vortilsky arrived seeking cooperation with local leaders amid ongoing tensions.
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Tokio
Aqti-bolahenthy
Vladivostok
Prem
Vlad Mivicos
Muesalan Culien
Wladierowtok
Remy My
Aomeritt
Commack
Vindivontok
Port Arthur
Alveet
Rew
Gearoral Vortilsky
Kappelt Tres
Viukvostok
Aearing
Seegh
Wheat Takes Sharp Rise On May Delivery
Wheat for May delivery surged as shorts covered near the close. The May contract rose about twelve and a half cents to 182.98, compared with Saturday’s price, reflecting late buying pressure and selling timing in the market.
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Elnaa
Conference on Trade Conditions in Cleveland May Meeting
Cleveland plans a national conference on trade conditions for the women’s garment industry. The event will cover summer and autumn retailing, style formats, prices, and market activity. Leaders from Cleveland garment groups will discuss current retail trends and manufacturing connections.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Basin Lee
Opera
Cleveland Gare Rain Manufacturers Association
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