Chicago Police Fire New Orders to Quell Riots
Chicago officials announced a new police directive to curb street disturbances. Inspector Lavin said measures including arresting riot instigators and dispersing crowds would be enforced, while Sheriff Barrett led improvised “flying squadrons” of deputies through downtown to prevent incipient rioting.
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Employers File Complaint Over City Strike Actions
The executive committee of the Employers' Association denounces police laxity and mayoral inaction amid a widening strike. A reward of 850 is offered for arrest and conviction of anyone interfering with workers. Crisis looms as merchants plan to ship goods by wagon under deputy guard. Governor Dennen warns troops may intervene to restore order as riots decline in some districts but assaults rise elsewhere.
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Atlanta
Strikes and Violent Crowds Reported in Peabody Area
Rioters clashed with police as a crowd surrounded the Peabody district. Dozens were beaten amid arrests as workers and teamsters faced threats of deliveries or discharge. Officials reported a blaze at Peabody, quickly extinguished, with several injuries among citizens and rioters alike.
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Imany
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Deputy sheriffs warned to shoot to quell protests
Deputy sheriffs guarding wagons in Franklin street and Jackson boulevard were instructed to use force if interfered with. Chief Deputy Peters said deputies would be prepared to enforce the law, leading ten to resign rather than risk arrest in the turmoil. Union tensions linger as strike actions unfold and firms dispatch wagons with independent drivers. A Boston steam fire engine showcased in Babinnove.
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Cremation on Lake Michigan Sparks Family Among Chicago Leaders
The May Chicago ceremony saw Mrs Charles Price follow her late husband’s cremation wish by scattering ashes on Lake Michigan, while her own death in Bloomington, Illinois, leads to similar posthumous plans. Chicago religious and civic figures discuss moral questions as communities reflect on chapels, Bible classes, and social events tied to the unusual ritual. Delegates from Chicago’s Commercial association conclude three-week Northwest tours boosted relations with customers, reporting widespread success.
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AIL
Music Stilled the Panic at Shawneetown High School
In Shawneetown Illinois panic broke out during commencement when a fire near the church caused 500 attendees to fear danger. An organist played calmly to calm the crowd, averting a stampede as flames spread from a nearby mill to a nearby residence. Losses total about 8000 with additional damage and confusion noted. A trolley line financing and waterworks sale also reported in brief.
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Meiud
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