Federal agents pushed to break up May Day plots
Reports from Washington indicate federal agents were instructed to go as far as the law allows to disrupt May Day demonstrations. Attorney General Garvan said officials would focus on protecting lives and preventing violence while monitoring radical agitators and communist circles advancing plans.
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Snowallde Tragedy Marin Anchorage Alaska Three Dead
In Anchorage and Seward Alaska three people died in a snowdrift incident. The scene involved St Paulis, North Dakota grain practice law, and a 1910 legislature ruling deemed unconstitutional in a separate note. Delaney defeated Fitzsimmons in ten rounds in Cleveland. In St. Louis Lynch vs Regan ended when referee stopped Regan in round five to prevent further punishment.
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Judge Curran grants temporary injunction in mining dispute
Pittaburgh Kan April 30 Judge Andrew J Curran Crawford county district court issued a temporary injunction halting action by Alexander Towat and other Kansas district Mine Workers officials. The order stops attempts to pull a strike at once but is not mandatory, set to May 12 to decide if the injunction becomes permanent. The judge ruled the industrial court law constitutional and noted the mines are largely at work.
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Urhban To Become Superintendent Of Soo Railroad
Brevona Point, Win April 30 A local bulletin from Minneapolis confirms Urban Geu Upbhana will become superintendent of the Soo Line with headquarters at Minneapolis. His territory extends from Brevenm Point to Superior and Minneapolis including the branch line to Po ose. Eph Greenwood of Bessemer Port is listed for transfer along with W. Wade and others as changes flow through the system.
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Sawmills at Bemidil To Close Today
Sawmills at Bemidil to close for the afternoon amid a temporary patience with a ten hour day plan. Management seeks cooperation from all departments to begin operations as soon as workers indicate willingness. Fort Pranie mills continue ten hour open shop operations. The company pledges no retaliation and will resume full production once cooperation is achieved.
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Millerand to Confer With Dr Goeppert
Paris reports an economic conference arranged by Premier Millerand and Dr Goeppert between French and German delegates. It likely will be held in Paris soon, pending German arrival, stemming from talks Millerand had with German chargé d affaires Mayer interrupted by German troops in the Rhineland neutral zone.
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Inflation and high prices debated by bankers and scholars
New York April 24. World must tighten belt if democracy endures, says Paul M Warburg. He urges strict bank credit control and reduced government indebtedness to curb inflation. Separate forum notes inflation causes and remedies plus calls for renewed European production and careful credit from savings.
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Judge Takes No Action On Wife’s Nagging Case Report
St Paul Minnesota court decision notes Chief Justice Galvin refused to pursue a judicial investigation into a marital dispute. The opinion mentions alleged injurious conduct toward a wife and the court handling of the appeal as part of the case context.
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Food Centre Act Not Enforceable In U S Say Louisville Case
A Louisville courtroom hears arguments on the Food Centre Act with claims it cannot be enforced in the United States. The proceedings touch on legal interpretations and potential implications for related statutes.
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Admitted serial wife killer Huirt linked to murders
Authorities report Huirt confessed to killing two of his wives and alleged others, with claims of marriages across the country and alleged accidental deaths. He described a driving impulse and a sense of relief at each victim’s death, including one suicide attempt. Police note prior war era confession and memory gaps.
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Inheritance Tax Rise After Minnesota Supreme Court Ruling
Minnesota inheritance tax revenue will rise by about 100000 dollars annually after the state Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling in the Thorne executors vs state case. The decision holds that 141606 shares of Great Northern iron and related trust certificates are taxable as Minnesota inheritance, impacting estates including that trust tied to James J. Hill.
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Strikers Reapply For Hearing Before Labor Board Today
Washington April 30 nonrecognized associations of railway men seeking a hearing before the railroad labor board to present strikers wage demands. W S Carter president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen warned against the board recognizing men who repudiated union wage agreements, saying such action would violate existing accords and fuel radical pressure to quit work.
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Reward Offered For Murderers In West Family Case
In Bismarck on April 20, Attorney General William Canker and Sue’s Attorney J. L. Williams offered a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the killer or killers of the West family. The probe, ongoing after bodies were found, prompted coordination with state forces though no reward had been posted by the governor according to latest reports.
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Bolsheviks Broken in South Ukraine Poles Advance
The official communique says Bolshevik resistance in South Ukraine is broken. Poles report capture of Mohiley and a rapid southeast push toward the Dniester. It claims 15,000 prisoners, sixty cannon, hundreds of machine guns, and 76 locomotives captured since the offensive began.
Resolution Would End State of War With Europeans
Senate committee proposes ending the state of war with Germany and Austria as part of a House resolution to end the war with Germany alone. Vote stood 3 to 6 with Republicans in support and Democrats in opposition. Absent senators Camber and Shields did not vote. Final action expected within two to three weeks. American University Union opens London offices to aid American higher education members through George MacLean, offering appointments and mail services.
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Notoriety and Vaudeville Contracts Threaten Actress
A fragmentary account notes theater agents offering a girl a weekly sum of 9400 for a ten minute act amid vaudeville meetings. Members reportedly refused to participate in an entertainment program, signaling tension in the early acting scene.
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Anarchist Move in Ruhr Region Feared
London reports the Ruhr district fears an anarchist movement amid a grave situation. A large secret stock of arms was found at Reugen island in Pomerania and the land guard leader accused of arming them has been arrested. The island guard unit has been disbanded.
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Juarez Guards Placed On Duty Amid Border Tension
Reported unrest near the Sonora revolt prompted Juarez to place guards on duty and outposts were tightened at night to avert a surprise attack. Fort Bliss troops prepared for instant use as clashes loomed between royalist and Carranza factions. Chihuahua City, a mining and farming hub, could face strategic blows if federal lines were disrupted.
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House Republicans to Meet in Caucus Over Sales Tax Plan
Washington April 30 House Republicans split into factions over a sales tax plan to fund soldier relief legislation. A party caucus was to be held to resolve differences with no clear outcome evident early today. Insurgents, in the minority, aimed to rally strength to argue that enacting relief Wilcax through the tax would fail among its provisions.
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French Miners Back General Strike Across France
Paris reports miners nationwide will extend May Day protests into a general strike after a federation decision. Rail and other unions await federation guidance to back a unified labor action demanding nationalization of public utilities and broader worker demands.
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Receant Of New Jersey Vote Action Report
Newark New Jersey April 39 formal petition filed for a recount of the vote. The article notes a request to review the vote tally recorded in the state and outlines the procedural step for challenging results.
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British Plan to Back the Sultan's Army in Asia Minor
Constantinople April 2 The British reportedly plan to map Sultan's forces against Turkish nationalists in western Anatolia and join offensives near Ismid and Brusa. General Sir G P Hopes to Ismid to oversee preparations as British troops occupy coastal zones along the Sea of Marmara and the Tollan coast. Circassians claim nationalist gains are threatened and accuse foreign troops of neglecting protection for the Sultan, threatening their rebellion.
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Relief bill completed by committee in Washington
The soldier relief bill passed a Republican House committee today and heads to a conference. It proposes five payment plans for adjusted compensation including service pay, vocational training, and home purchase subsidies. A national veterans loan board would oversee loans up to $1,900 with revenue from multiple tax measures to raise about $1.8 billion.
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Primary results show Leonard Wend ahead in New Jersey
In New Jersey the presidential primary results place Major General Leonard Wend with a lead of 1.087 votes over Senator Hinge W. Johns. Voting tallies also reference Wood and Jen Johnsen with noted figures, though text is fragmented.
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Two Men Nominated by Wilson Today in Politics
A partial clipping reports two men nominated by President Wilson in April May amid political maneuvering. The note mentions Jones Fort and Princeton in connection with the nominations, with uncertain details and a distracted OCR rendering.
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