New York Prepares for May Day Riots and Rallies
New York City police lock in massive security measures as May Day protests loom. Eleven thousand officers on duty, churches and public venues guarded, bomb squad bolstered, and two alleged leaders arrested in a crackdown on communist activity. A mass meeting at Carnegie Hall led by Newton W. Gilbert and featuring Albert Johnson and civic groups aims to counter radical influence nationwide.
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Asélen
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Carnegie Hall
Newton W. Cilbert
Philippines
Albert Johnson
Wington
Chambers of Commerce of
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The
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America Security League
American Indian League
American League For Constitutional Government
Harding
Charles Accepts Swiss Stay With Political Restraints
Geneva April 29 Former Emperor Charles of Austria and his wife reportedly accepted the Swiss government’s decision to permit residence in Switzerland. They must refrain from political intrigues retire to a central area away from borders and inform Berne 48 hours before departure. They seek a villa near Lucerne and hope for recall to Hungary by July.
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Charles of Austria
Lucerne
Switzerland
Berne
Fucerne
Hungary
Hearst Papers Excluded From Canadian Circulation
Ontario legislature passes Towler resolution to ban all Hearst publications from circulation in Canada with unanimous support among present members. Premier Drury suggests no need for dominion government interference, though condemns the mischief these papers cause.
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Ontario
R.A. Towler
Lendox
Hearst
Canada
Drury
Would Bring Division Convention To Northwest
Minneapolis Minnesota April 30 To formulate plans to bring the national convention of the Second Division Association to this city next year delegates of the Second Division Association of Minnesota will meet Saturday April 30 The national meeting this year was to have taken place here but due to uncertainty about division breakup it was decided to hold the segment at Camp Travis Texas home of the army unit Howard Seisel St Paul president of the association and Farley St Paul secretary-treasurer Major General John A Lejeune commander of the Second Division association.
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Mir
Second Division Association
Second Division Association of
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Camp Travis
Texas
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St. Paul
Crate
Wes Asia
Daugherty to Probe Death of Major Cronkhite
Attorney General Daugherty will personally investigate the death of Major A. B. Cronkhite and related charges. A Board of Inquiry concluded Cronkhite killed himself during platoon practice. Sergeant Roland Pothier was arrested on murder charges. Captain Robert Box emblith, also charged with murder.
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Pothier
Robert Boxemblith
Townley denies new trial in sedition case
A C Townley president of the National Nonpartisan League denied a new trial by the Minnesota Supreme Court at St Paul on conspiracy to teach sedition. He said the case would likely be appealed and he could not state plans until consulting his attorney. He spoke in Orleans Nebraska where a speech was scheduled that night.
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National Nonpartisan Leagues
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Army nominations sent to Harding from Senate list
Washington April 30 a supplementary list of army nominations including twelve colonels vying for brigadier general and the promotion of major general William Gray Price Jr and brigadier general Avery Delang Andrews in the officers reserve corps were transmitted to the Senate by President Harding.
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Coast Artillery Corps
Dwight Edward Aultman
Field Artillery
Johnson Hagood
Coaty Artillery
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Infantry
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Fox Conner
Preston Brown
Maltin Craig
Soviet Immigration Office in America Demanded by Reds
Riga reports the Soviet government will admit workers from America only after establishing an immigration bureau in the United States. The Petrograd Kraania Gazette says the all Hungaran council of trades unions backed this to stop influx of unorganized American workers. Arrests and centralized handling in Petrograd are noted, amid broader political tension involving US relations.
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Petrograd Kraania Gazette
All-Hungian Council of Trades Unions
Russia
Petrograd
Kelley Hits Sixth Home Run With Bases Loaded
New York reports Kelley belted his sixth homer with the bases full, placing him one ahead of Babe Ruth. Lineups note Ehlindolphia and other NL teams, with Lanes and Giants players mentioned amid a scattered box score recap from April 20.
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United States Submarine 0 10 Goes Aground
United States submarine 0 10 ran aground off Montauk Point as it returned from the Hampton Roads review. Captain Frank D. Berrin acted, sending the tug Lykens for help which was delayed by heavy fog. The vessel and crew of 29 remained aboard awaiting tow to deep water at high tide.
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Montauk Point
Frank D. Berrin
Hampton Roads
Harding
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Napeague Beach
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Only Woman to Run Niagara Falls in a Birdie Dies at Niagara
Lockport, April 30. Mason Taylor the only woman who ever navigated Niagara Falls in a birdie and survived, died in the Niagara County Infirmary today.
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Ason Taylor
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Niagara County
Fewer Doctors Per Capita In North Dakota Statewide
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports North Dakota has the fewest physicians per capita in the nation with 1,461 practicing in the state. It notes Washington DC averages one doctor per 250 residents, highlighting stark regional disparities in medical staffing.
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The
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Coolumbia
Italian man seeks to keep two wives in Ohio case
Akron officials report an unusual federal ruling allowing Guisep fa, Samnlcls to keep two wives. He arrived in America years ago, later married a Pennsylvania widow as wife No. 2, and now also has wife No. 1 with a child. Police and authorities review custody and support for the women and children.
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Orm
Explosion Damages Distillery Setup on DeMorg Avenue
An explosion at a frame building on DeMorg Avenue damaged a distillery setup used for gin and whiskey. Fire destroyed barrels of mash and several stills, with two levels above a garage accessed via the shop. S. Dickinson owned the building. leaseholder was Andy Anderson. Police estimated substantial losses but reported little overall damage. Distilling gear, bottles, corks, caps, and seals were found, indicating a ready operation for mass production. The site included multiple stills, some active, and a collection of brands and labels typical of commercial liquor production. Evidence suggested the distillery had been operating there, with cooking equipment, books, and clothing left behind.
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Dia Inlet
Nash Brother
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Ti Imak
Leseed
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Grain crops favored by cool weather across North Dakota
Fargo April 30 Cool weather this week aided grain crops more than harmed them says H L Walster agronomist at North Dakota Agricultural College. He notes the region avoided spring root damage seen in central states and repair good conditions from rains while flax should be seeded early to gain advantage. John T Adams of ToPlease coed Chean national committee.
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Herald Special Service
Fargo
H. L. Walster
North Dakota
Agricultural College
Walmer
Convoy Auto Rams Whiskey Car in Head On Crash
Farzo North Carolina April 30 A convoy auto collided head on with a whiskey car. wrecked vehicles scattered near Mapleton and Cussole. Sheriff Fred Kraemer found the cars, believed stolen from St Paul or Minneapolis, traveling with lights out.
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Mapleton
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Sherif Fred Kraemer
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Minnecapella
Kraemer
Vargo
Negotiations with printers continue over 44 hour week
Walter W. Barrett of the International Typographical Union said unions in cities without local agreement lack strike authority unless contracts run past May 1. About 250 subordinate unions have agreed with local employers for the 44 hour week, with more expected without strikes. In Indianapolis and Milwaukee areas discussions and potential limited strikes were reported, with Greening and Oshkosh singled out as likely avoidable.
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Chicago Board of Trade Not Moving to Milwaukee
April 30 reports of possible transfer of the Chicago Board of Trade to Milwaukee sparked broker interest but no broad move occurred. Legislation hostile to the board passed in Minnesota, while Milwaukee exchange memberships bought by Chicago men remain limited.
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Lemke to Speak on State Bonds Tour
William Lemke attorney general left Bismarck to address several cities in support of state bond sales. He plans stops in Minneapolis St Paul and ongoing tours in Minnesota and Wisconsin for about two weeks. He avoided a figure for bonds sold while noting progress and said Grand Forks mill work would resume depending on the national bond drive. Washington federal trade commission filed a formal complaint against United States Steel Corporation for anti trust violations.
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Local men waive examination on rum running charge
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Prohibition Bill Aims Tightening of Dry Laws
Roy Andrew introduces a measure to curb alcohol use by forbidding doctors to prescribe beer as medicine and stopping importation and manufacture of liquor for medicinal purposes until existing stocks run out. The proposal, tied to Volstead era enforcement, seeks stricter controls on alcohol.
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Conspiracy in Building Work Charged In Chicago Indictments
Chicago April 20 wholesale conspiracy indictments accuse 71 firms and individuals of restraint of trade under the Sherman act. Alleged agreements among contractors unions and sheet metal workers kept competing sheet metal products out of Chicago markets, boosting heating and plumbing prices by over 100 percent. Additional indictments involve the Master Steamfitters association and related firms, with charges of bid rigging and price fixing across Chicago and Illinois manufacturers.
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Grand Duey
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Antal- Ramated Sheet Metal Workers’ Alliance
Master Steamfitters ® Association
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Wulaida
Illinois
Aso
Mueter Steammiers
Steamfilters’ Association
Mided
Refusig
Steamfitters’ Association
Intia Qade
Trotsky Orders Major Maneuvers in Vibsk Region
Riga reports that Leon Trotsky, Soviet war minister, ordered large maneuvers by the Bolshevik army in the Vibsk and Protek areas. The drills aim to test the reorganized army and its new outfits, according to Letish newspapers.
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Leon Trotsky
Vibwk
Protek
Army
Alors
Train Wins In Race With Boat In Atlantic Challenge
New York April 30 The motor boat Gar TL dr. of Detroit racing against a passenger train from Miami Fla to New York completed the last leg of her voyage this morning. Her actual running time for 260 miles was 47 hours 23 minutes. The Havana Special over the Atlantic Coast Line covered 1480 miles in 42 hours.
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Gar TL Dr
Detroit
Miami
Pla
Havana
Atlantic Coast Line
Gar II Jr
Seeks Service Man Who Enlisted From Beach
North Dakota American Legion headquarters report a request from J H Slack of Fairview to locate his son George W Back Slack. He enlisted July 22 1915 and was discharged at Camp Dodge February 2 1918. The note. incomplete but confirms service claims and search initiates.
Allied Council Meets to Take Up Reparations
Allied supreme council meets in London to discuss German reparations and potential German concessions after a private session with Lloyd George Briand and Sforza. US attendance unclear as talks press toward possible occupation orders and resignations in Germany.
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Allied Council
Officers Win In Eight Mile Race Through Storm
Minot, D April 10 Officials shot the pursued eight mile chase through a blinding snowstorm. Lowia Painy Barton and others were arranged before U. S. Commissioner Upton on top bonds of 1000 each. Cadillac and 30 cases of whiskey were reportedly confirmed in the case details.
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Lowia Painy Barton
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