Freight Handlers Vote On Strike Proposition In Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports freight handlers on all roads in the Chicago district will vote tonight on a strike proposition after a conference with railroad heads. Several arrests were made amid a federal descent on Chicago strike leaders as labor tensions rise.
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Brotherhood
George A. Worrell
Chicago and Northwestern
Worrell
Central
Far West
Pacific Coast Railways
Harold’ Redaysg
Ubsted Encineme
Sale of Bonus Certificates In Minnesota Reported
Subscriptions for soldiers bonus certificates, bearing 5 percent interest and tax exempt, were received from Lake City Bank of Minnesota and the Jim and People s State Bank of Chief River Falls. Denominations are 100 3600 and 1000 with proceeds to fund state bonuses for World War I service members.
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Banka
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TE Iemcom
Planks Trust Company
Minnesot
Barly
Lake City
Minnesota
Overall move crosses line into Canada clubs opened
The United States crusade has crossed into Canada with clubs opened in St Thomas Ontario and nearby towns. The effort expands across the border, reflecting growing cross border support and organized activity.
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St. Thomas Ont
United States
Canada
UNDI DISTANCE S" WILL O COMPETE TODAY
April 18 Boston reports a crowded scene as long distance runners prepare for the 25 mile road race from Ashland to Boston. The event aims to select America’s Olympic long distance team with a noon start and strong turnout.
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Boston
Horners
Afr
Tungers
Ameriom
Louis ‘Dunnington
Sane
American Methodist Episcopal
Phyres Wnon
Weather Summary From Northern Plains To West Tonight
Forecasters note warmer trends in the extreme west tonight with mostly clear or partly cloudy skies in North Dakota and a fair to cloudy northern region. Temperatures shift, with minimal changes elsewhere as moderate winds persist and no precipitation expected according to the latest observations.
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North Dakota
North
Occupation of Ruhr District Discussed by Allies
Reported by Petit Parisien and Matin via Bat Remo talks among Lloyd George Millerand Poincare noting Allied leaders favor disarming Germany but disagree on procedures. Millerand and Lloyd George showed coolness at opening, later cordial. Poincare criticizes lack of enforcement of Versailles terms and Tri Partite pact. Germany’s violations and French stance on pushing Rhine move recalled.
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Ruhrbaain
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Bat Remo
Petit Parisien
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Nithela
Ana
Germany
Nob
Bertween
M. Millerand
Lloyd George
Fly
Matin
San Remo
Raymond Poincare
French Republic
Fach
France
Belgium
Great Britain
United States
League of Nations
Miller
M. Poincare
Mt. Ltd
Shelfig
Resignation at Dakota National Bank Noted
The Dakota National Bank cashier, el HER RESIGNS from her post amid plans for retirement from indoor work. Officials in Pekin and the Associated Press discuss government responses to relations with Japan and calls to publish secret eraation details, amid a broader climate of economic and political tension.
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Geare
Dakota National Bank
Hex
Nia
Patostein
Timaz
PEKIN
Nagter
Chan Eune
Japan
Cesar
Daughters of the American Revolution Convene In Washington
In Washington on April 30 the continental congress of DAR opened with most business settled. A practical agreement on the election of all officers was reached except vice president general to be named later. Delegates from various branches predicted Mrs. George Maynard Minor would be elected president general by acclamation.
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Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Nate
George Maynard Minor
Four Bandits Hold Up Bank in Minneapolis
Four armed bandits robbed a Minneapolis bank before opening hours taking about 3,000 dollars in cash and 7,000 to 8,000 dollars in Liberty bonds. The robbers escaped in a car, prompting a search by Minneapolis and St. Paul police, including a special squad. The incident was linked to a prior Dowling jail escape and noted amid ongoing police pursuit. Randolph Nominated for U S Marshal Post in Wisconsin Eastern District.
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Minneapolis
Hellelity
Ae- Apolis
Wey
Polles
Janets Walker
Dowling
Ramsey County
St. Paul
Niight
Dowlin
Sekine Fan Lenin
Twin
Appropriation For Railroads Greatly Cut
Washington house committee proposed a reduced railroad appropriation totaling 1 780 million, cutting 20 000 from 420 900 000. The move aims to wind up affairs and reduce government outlays amid railroad guarantees and term obligations.
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Spr
Houbh Ap
Mile Marathon Bomb Race Wins by Peter Trivoulidas
Peter Trivoulidas of New York, born in Greece, won the 28 mile American operathon road race with a time of 2 hours 29 minutes 21 seconds. Former champions Arthur Roth of Dorchester and Carl Linder of Quincy finished second and third, with Wick Williams of Quincy fourth and Edwin White of New York well back. The winning time was eight minutes off the 1912 course record set by Mike Ryan of New York.
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New York
Greece
Arthur W Roth
Dorchester Club
Carl W. al Linder
Quincy
William ‘Wick
Eawin H. White
Mike Ryan
Geddes Arrives in New York Today
New York receives British underj1117462r Geddes aboard the Kaiserin from Liverpool. Geddes will be taken to a hotel upon arrival as he joins the United States scene. An associated note mentions equipment for a hair trimming service offered to employees at a nominal charge, with skepticism about high prices for brief work.
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Auckland
Geddes
United States
Kaiserin
Liverpool
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Acre
Ft. i! Toedicate
Las A
Toriarchie
Six More American Bodies Found Near Verdun
Paris reports six American soldiers killed on the Verdun battlefield were recovered by relief workers near Wresnes-en-Woevre after shell bursts. Religious services were held and graves marked for later military burials by the graves registration service, with the find tied to autumn 1918 fighting.
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Verdun
Wresnes-en-Woevre
Inter Allied council opens talks at San Remo venue
San Remo April 19 The inter Allied supreme council began formal sessions at Villa Devauchau with Turkish affairs on the agenda and discussions about enforcing the Versailles treaty with Germany. Leaders, including Lloyd George and Millerand, debated pressure options and the possible use of force to compel German compliance. An ultimatum bearing compulsion terms was considered as a compromise position. Also noted is a Pittsburgh area meeting call by the Anti-Saloon League and national convention timing.
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Associated Press
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Germany
Mijor
Diermany
Lloyd George
Millerandt
Nitto
Striking railroad workers drift back to work in east
News wires report workers across multiple districts returning to duties after votes and negotiations. Two hundred switchmen at Nickel Plate and B&O yards in Cleveland resumed at 10 am. In Alliance Ohio 226 railroad employees also planned to report for duty after days of disruption. The railroad labor board announced it would not hear noncompliant complaints, while strikers pressed for wage and job guarantees in New York New Jersey and St Louis contexts.
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Nickel Plane
Baltimore and Ohio
Wheeling and
Lake Eric
J. M. Ferris Lodge
Brotherhood of Railway
Alliance
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Alliance Yards
Washington
Railroad Labor Board
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New England
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Sreigh
Trafic
Hudson Tubes
Manhattan
Woiker
Federal
Newark
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Howard McHugh
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Labor Board
Gary Explains Low Steel Prices at Annual Meeting
New York April 19 Albert H chairman of the United States corporation told stockholders Hoboken that prices are kept down due to high living costs. He urged a reasonable base for prices to prevent further increases and argued for government regulation of labor organizations while supporting open shop policies and longer hours if wages rise.
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New York
Albert H
United States Corporation
Hoboken
Industrial Board
Steel
Pefort
Gary
Denver Struck By Forty-Eight Hour Blizzard
Denver endures a ferocious blizzard as 48 hours of trapping snow pile drifts over tracks and streets. Relief nears with water supply improving and plows clearing routes yet milk deliveries are uncertain. Downtown hotels house travelers as three ministers on a stalled Union Pacific train hold Sunday services amid broken telegraph lines and blocked rural roads.
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Denver
Siow
Postankera
Union Pacific
Langmont
Colo
Trade Commission Lacks Power to Demand Mines Reports
Washington April 18 The federal trade commission cannot legally require monthly reports from mines The misprint heavy text shows confusion but the core is the commission’s inability to demand production reports from mines and the ruling or opinion around it appearing in a publication.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
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