Carpenters Strike Sows Wage Cuts Across Trade Union
A union dispute with Master Carpenters Association sparked a wage reduction plan effective immediately. About two dozen carpenters reportedly joined the walkout, with broader sympathy actions feared as members of related unions consider actions to back the carpenters. Local and international union officials pressed for no changes in pay, while confrontations over wage levels and work stoppages continued.
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Eeok
Naber
Houk
Manning Etiyetion
Ing
Corttiee
Win Hall
Arades
May Day brings general labor peace in nation
May Day reports praise labor peace across the United States with few major disputes. Some unrest remains as workers out of work rise, but business activity improves after recent panics. Paris notes similar protests by socialists and unions advocating an eight hour day, with orderly demonstrations and restrained violence.
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New York
United States
Iabor Alpina
Fee
Paris
Mbs
de Repubs Bern
Ede
Atratesgic Polots
Sunken ship wreck claims 207 lives in raid disaster
A telegram from Tokio dated May 1 reports a sunken cruiser disaster following an April 30 explosion near Matruhine. Divers found remains as investigators probe whether defective wiring or aging ammunition caused the loss. The incident costs many officers, midshipmen, and ratings, with efforts ongoing to confirm the fate of the captain and crew.
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Obhier Caine
Pollard Named Chairman of County Tax Board
A local government notice announces Pollard as the new chairman of the county tax board. The change positions Pollard to oversee assessment policies and tax collection practices, signaling shifts in leadership for the fiscal year.
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County Tax Board
Augueta Chapter Hosts Reception Amid Busy Roster
Members gathered for a reception as the Auguetac chapter highlighted talent and contributions. The event honored volunteers and noted ongoing efforts at the Seseteriee center, with local figures and committees recognized for support.
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Fiati
Roosevelt Victory Dominates November Election News
Fragmented OCR report describes Roosevelt victory amid fears of uprisings and possible Democratic filibuster. It notes House actions on tariffs and a push toward new trade measures, mentioning Interstate Commerce and a Veeland amended bill, with references to the Elizabeth City Commerce College.
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Washington
Howesi Mnere NS
Zaluiateguda
Payne
Ite Pseu
Ima
Vreeland
Federated Clubwomen In Session At Riverton
Riverton May 1 details a gathering of Federated Clubwomen by the Delaware River. The opening session features reports from nine delegates and remarks by presiding officers, with Philadelphia caterer handling meals. Local Quaker influence noted and Riverton touted as historic point nine miles from Philadelphia.
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Quenness
Philadelphia
Riverton
Phitedel
Tawi
County Howe
Jaasisal
Gale wrecks pleasure craft along Elizabeth, Staten Island shore
A late day gale and high tide battered the waterfront. A fleet of pleasure boats in Crescent Shipyard were swept from their ways and driven about. The Arrow and other craft were saved after heroic effort. boats were washed ashore or damaged, with tugboats steering to safety near the Baltimore and Ohio Bridge. Crew and families faced peril as they battled the storm to secure vessels and prevent losses.
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Crescent
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Baltimore and Ohio
Alelter
Gie Crescent
Bern
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Star
Meny
Ain Aaito
B. and C. Bridge
Arbor Day Celebrations Across City Schools
Arbor Day activities fill nearly every public school with exercises and plantings. Principals and teachers lead programs at Battin and Martin High, featuring readings, songs, and addresses by figures such as President Vivian. Students present papers on famous trees, plants, and international tree themes, with classroom performances and chorus numbers.
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Jim Fores
Vivian
Ireland
Mina Annette Munk
Fhe Ari Pe
Japan
Mie Virvelle Backes Jew
Tree of Liberty
Mina Elbe Bichman
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Siew Frieda
Weidgy
A. Robert Jorephaon
No Red Flags For Parade In New York City
Police plan tight controls for a May Day parade in Manhattan led by Industrial Workers of the World and Socialist groups. Commissioner Bigham orders 600 officers on duty with 25 lieutenants and inspectors, keeping the route secure near Union Square as workers and socialists prepare speeches.
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Nhe Fontan
York
Bigham Tiebita
Ipepector Cortright
Hamell
Burtieni
Steinbrusk
Schmittberger
Union
J. Wy
Ratgere
Teailng Socialiste
Governor Fort Sets Senate Call Date In Trenton
In Trenton on May 1, Governor Fort announced plans to fix a Senate call date. The report notes he was engaged with measures related to the legislative schedule and potential early action on session items.
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Senate
Trenton
Atila Deni
Anes Wemion
Runaway Team Strikes Wagons In Elmira Scene
A runaway team struck and damaged six wagons on Elizabeth Street between Cento and Jaques. Wagons from Elmira Creamery, William Snyder’s, Kriebea’s bakery, and Elizabeth Candy Company suffered damage, with horses frightened and several vehicles hit near Louis Hregman’s stand.
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Elizabeth Reine
Cento
Jaques Ogtzeetx
Finaway
Elmira Creameré
William’ Snyder's
Kriiebea’s
Elizabeth Candy Company
Joba
Elizabeth
Louis Hregman
Rand ‘Wens Toft
Jersey 1.0.0.8 Begins Fight to Hold Rates
Fragmented OCR notes describe a stormy meeting in North Jerwy about rate changes for members who joined before 180. The Independent Order of Foreviere held a protest under UK Jurisdiction of the United States Fe stead, with about 16 representatives attending and plans for a committee to mobilize opposition to the proposed cromatin tip rates amid harsh weather and court officials being denounced.
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United States
North Jerwy
Foreviere
Washington
Jou
J. Opnlen
Madison Avenues
Ee Gopher
Supreme Court
Toromts
New Jersey
T. Iz
Tir
New Jeraey
Fournel
Aetmarles
Tha ‘Wu Exec Five
Ue Boe Preme
Bingham
New Jersey Officials Comment on Proposed Membership Fee Rise
Debates in New Jersey unfold over a proposed fee increase for the order affecting older members. Deputies urge that changes are misunderstandings, while critics warn retroactive rates could threaten death benefits and push the order toward state intervention.
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