Disloyalty Case Townley Gilbert Upheld by Court
The Minnesota state supreme court upheld the conviction of A C Townley president of the Nonpartisan League and Joseph Gilbert former Minnesota manager for conspiracy to encourage disloyalty during World War I. They were sentenced to ninety days in Jackson county jail. appeals delayed execution.
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St. Paul
Minn
A. C. Townley
National Nonpartisan League
Joseph Gilbert
Minnesota
League
Townley
Gilbert
Jackson County
E E. C. Dean
Nonpartisan League
Jackson
Dean
State Supreme Court
Broken Bow
Neb
Supreme Court
175000 Men For Army Is Kahns Idea
Washington April 29 Chairman Kahn told the house the army bill's 168000 enlisted men are too few and he would seek an amendment to raise to 175000. He argued world conditions are unsettled and cited larger armies in Japan and China and that the United States must be prepared. He urged keeping a strong force while trimming expenses elsewhere and said the public approves readiness.
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Washington
Kahn
Military Affairs Committee
House
Japan
China
California
Colombia
Paraguay
United States
Mr. Kahn
Thial
State Department
Moonshine Fines Totalling 1500 Paid in Rhinelander
Rhinelander Wis April 29 Fines totalling 1500 were collected today from three men two of whom were charged with manufacturing moonshine Peter Little en Amey Nice mason keepers in Minocqua Ly O Malley Srp Tsetot of the Soo hotel was fined 600 and sentenced to sixty days in jail for trafficking In liquor Oscar Bhape a member of the town board of supervisors of Minocqua was arrested for having me still in his bath room
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Rhinelander
Wis
Peter Little En Amey Nice
Minocqua
Ly O'Malley
Srp Tsetot
Soo
Lquor
Oscar Bhape
Davis Fails to Settle 44 Hour Dispute
Washington reports say Secretary of Labor failed to broker an agreement between printing trades unions and employers after talks. Indianapolis notes union leaders insist on a forty four hour work week in all book and job offices nationwide beginning May. Houston reports a split within the printers alliance over the May first move with national executives urging noninvolvement.
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Washington
Indianapolis
The
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Spirit
Houston
Tex
National Organization of Printers
Pressmen's
Ship workers to go before President Harding
Washington April 29 Halling to reach an agreement with the shipping board and American Steam Owners association on a basis for readjustment of water and working conditions in conference here today, representatives of the union announced they would lay their case before President Harding.
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Knox
Washington
Harding
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate
Halling
Shipping Board
American Steamat Owners’ Association
Robbers make big haul in Auburn Kentucky bank heist
Bank robbers who secured $113000 in cash and securities from a bank at Auburn Kentucky on Tuesday were captured near Browder Kentucky today. Securities valued at $10000 were recovered, according to a message received from Russellville Kentucky.
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Auburn
Nashville
Browder
Russellville
Real Leaders of Red Move Jumped Bonds
Chicago April 24 federal officials said the real leaders of the Industrial Workers of the World convicted for anti government wartime conspiracies jumped their bonds and are believed to be pushing revolutionary ideas. Nine convicts remain free while the rest report to Leavenworth or are already there. Six of the free nine are top instigators, with three in the Russian Soviet government and three in this country. Big Hin Haywood is said to be minister of propaganda for the Soviet government. Several others are believed exiled or en route to Czecho Slovakia, Poland or other nations. Local authorities anticipated trouble but barred a red flag while allowing Soviet slogans.
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Industrial Workers of the World
Leavenworth
Kansas
United States Supreme Court
Lberty
Teavenworth Betnur
Reasia
Rovice
Halph Chaplin
Solidarity
Organ
Big Hin
Haywood
Vladimir Losales
Petrograd
Cachoslovakis
Charles Rothfieser
Duluth
Leo Laukka
Harwood
Lounier
Rothfieser
Andreytchine
Jakkola
Laukka
Crooly
W. W
Clarence F Clyne
United States District Attorn
Patrick J. Brennan
Department of Justice
Grand Forks Men Held After Car Stuck at Edmore
William Emard and Wilford Day of Grand Forks are jailed in Devila Lake on whiskey running charges. Arrested at Lakota after a road mishap near Edmore, their car became stuck in a slough. They abandoned the vehicle, rode a train toward Grand Forks, were halted at Lakota, and sheriff deputies recovered the car. Seven cases of Pebbleford whiskey were found hidden on a nearby farm.
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Willam Emard
Wilford Day
Grand Forks
Ramsey County
Devila Lake
Lakota
Edmore
Eliott
Romney County
Grand Works
Slough
Hilcott
Tom Manson
Rameey County
J. Wright
Admore
Devils Lake
Wright
Elliott
Sheriffs Office
Deadlock in British coal strike negotiations
London April 29. Negotiations to settle the coal strike have stalled after miners rejected the government's temporary subsidy offer. The three parties the miners owners and the government retreat to their camps to decide who should lead a renewed effort. Public sympathy grows as theaters go dark and transport services operate with limited schedules. The next move is not expected before next week.
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London
Aril
Fire destroys auditorium rink in Winnipeg downtown
Winnings Man April 28 a downtown Winnipeg fire endangers the business district destroying the auditorium rink and autos inside a building valued at 200000. The origin of the fire is unknown.
American Reply To German Reparations Held Up
President Harding and his cabinet discussed the German reparations proposals today while the American reply remained held up. Britain Italy and France view the terms differently with Paris and Brussels deeming them unacceptable though some allies have not rejected them. Secretary Hughes remains hopeful negotiations can reopen and a settlement may arise before further moves threaten commerce and industry.
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Washington
Harding
Hughes
Great Britain
Italy
Ust
Germany
United States
Former Minot Officials Arrested in Liquor Case
Clifford Wentz of Grand Forks prompted federal probes that led to the arrest of John Reed and Charles Lane, ex Minot police officials, on charges of transporting and possessing intoxicating liquor. Warrants issued at Fargo, hearings set in Minot. Reed once captained the Minot force and Lane was police chief.
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Clifford Wentz
Grand Forks
Lane Maroney
North Dakota
John Reed
Charles L. Lane
Minot
Fargo
Reed
Lana
Sfinot
Suhail
Wents
Tra
Wentz
States
Lane
Alsace potash mines revived. France rivals Germany
New French control in Alsace has restored potash production after two years of effort. The mines near Mulhouse now operate with updated machinery, shafts repaired, and refining plants active. Estimates claim Alsace beds hold over 9,000,000 tons of pure potash, potentially supplying world needs for centuries.
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New York
Alsace
France
Germany
Alsazeto
Mulhouse
Three Lads Open Theater Price Was To Have Been Two Cents
Chicago police stopped three boys aged 18, 12, and 11 who opened a closed neighborhood theater for remodeling, unlocked a film drawer, and charged two cents admission drawing hundreds of young spectators. Witnesses heard music as patrons fled when officers arrived. several dollars of film were reportedly damaged during operation.
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Chicago
Moving Picture House
Agnd
Bond issue by Chicago Burlington and Quincy succeeds
New York April 29 J P Morgan and the First National Bank as syndicate managers notify participants that the 5226 008 000 band line financing will close at noon tomorrow. The success marks the strongest domestic financial undertaking since the end of the war.
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New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
First National Bank
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
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