Court Holds Congress Power Over Primaries
Washington May 2 Supreme Court voided the federal corrupt practices act conviction of United States Senator Truman Newberry and sixteen associates, ruling Congress lacks power to regulate primaries. Justice McReynolds noted the act covers primaries. Chief Justice White dissented on broader power but agreed the statute was misconstrued. The decision signals possible new trials or retrials and prompts Senate committee to review future actions.
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Whalman Dillingham
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Senate
Dillingham
Grand Rapids, Mich
Clarence W. Sessions
Newberry
Payment of Bonus Claims Sold at Discount in North Dakota
The adjutant general of North Dakota says delayed payments will be issued by file number order, with claims discounted by shylocks to be paid after others. An ex-service man, Norman Erickson, attested that claim No. 6773 for $650 was assigned to a Fargo physician and discounted at an excessive rate. The affidavit supports efforts to stop service men from losing profits to unscrupulous lenders.
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Fargo
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Isonus
North Dakota
G. Angus Fraser
Ejieral
Adjutant General
Norman Erickson
Erickson
Paper mill strike across North America paralyzes industry
May 2 Glensfalls New York reports a nationwide strike by the International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers halts operations at International Paper mills and other plants in Quebec Wisconsin Minnesota and New York. About 2,500 workers in the Glens Falls area join stoppage, with presses idle at Fort Edward South Glens Falls and nearby mills. The walkout follows wage cut protests and open shop push, with 8,000 plus members quitting nationwide.
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John Yi. Durke
International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite & Paper Mill Workers
International Paper Company
Jonquire Paper Company
Quebec
Rhinelander Willsing
Wisconsin
Greenbay
Wis
Fort Edward
South Glensfalls
Corinth
Schroon River Pulp & Paper Company
Stevens-Thomson Paper
Greenwich
Glensfalls
MonnieMay
Northwest Paper Company
International Paper Workers
Sulphué Workers’ Union
New York
International Brotherhood
The
Labor Bureau, Incorporated
Minnesota and Ontario Paper Company
International Falls, Minn
Fort Francis Pulp and Paper Company
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Maine
Employers Declare Open Shop Drive Aimed at Labor
William Collins of Minneapolis told the Tenth Annual North Dakota State Federation of Labor convention that business interests are organized to defeat union gains. He charged employers back the movement to end wartime labor protections through propaganda and pressed against wage reductions despite rising prices. He contrasted The American Plan for the open shop with the AFL’s approach.
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American Federation For Labor
Waa [Feat
Favorable Senate Report on Dial Bill For Judges
Waslington May 2 the Dial bill requiring federal judges to devote their entire time to the duties of their offices was reported favorably today by the senate Judiciary committee.
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Waslington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Grand Forks Printers Strike Over 44 Hour Week
Grand Forks printers including International Typographical Union members and bindery workers walked out over the 44 hour week. About 87 workers in Grand Forks. the Heralds not affected. Nationwide strikes reported in Chicago and scattered cities with some contracts signed to avert a general walkout.
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International Typographical Union
Oreasmen
Chicago
International
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Job
Hopy
New York
Chio
Kilpatrick Transferred to another prison in Moscow
Riga May 1 The Associated Press Captain Emmet Kilpatrick American Red Cross worker held by Bolshevik authorities moved last week from a war prisoners camp at Moscow to the Tcheka prison by order of the extraordinary committee Mme Scala head of the Czecho Slovak Red Cross in Moscow said arriving in Riga today The transfer followed the escape of Captain Merion Cooper from another prison camp and could hinder Kilpatrick’s situation The Red Cross unit reported Kilpatrick and other Americans in Russia were receiving food packages and Flick the American photographer remained uncertain about a hunger strike.
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Associated Press
Emmet Kipatrick
Red Cross
Rem Oe
Moscow
Zichera
Mme. Scala
Kilpatrick
Merion Cooper
Tcheka
Cowper
Russia
William Flick
Trussia
Flick
United States May Act on Panama Disputed Territory
Washington reports the United States will force Panama to transfer jurisdiction of the disputed territory to Costa Rica if Panama does not act voluntarily within a reasonable time. The note to Panama was made public by the State Department. Found Guilty in Sioux Falls Manslaughter Trial. A jury convicted George Bar homesteader in the Edgemont district for the killing of Matthew Waldner after deliberating about seven hours.
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Panama
United States
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Costa Rica
Hughes
State Department
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Fall” River
George Bar Homesteader
Matthew Waldner
Edgemont
Brokeil Arbor
Mich
Miahii
Aihed Supreme Council
London
Bard
Germany
Sir Auckland Geddes
Oon
Vuphos
Weather outlook for Minnesota and North Dakota regions
Minnesota expects a fair night with heavy frost in the east and warmth in the west. Tuesday brings increasing cloudiness and higher temperatures. North Dakota sees increasing moisture and a warmer night with possible showers, stronger in the east, aided by a southwest breeze.
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North Dakota
Marine Strike Affects Foreign Ships at New York Port
A marine strike began yesterday in New York, targeting foreign vessels and those hiring American crews under reduced wages. Thomas Milligan of the Marine Firomes Union said ships have halted with 47 vessels cleared from the harbor in the last day, and a British ship was seized to enforce the union’s style. Union officials warned coastwise ships could face tighter disruption within 48 hours.
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Iabor
Thomas Milligan
Marine Firomes Union
Cxt
Tie Crmaza
Foor
Stewarda’ Department
Seven Killed by Officials in Ireland
In Cork and Tipperary clashes, seven people were killed or wounded as crown forces fought Irish republicans. In Kilderrey Cork an ambush left two republicans dead, five wounded, with no crown casualties. A Tipperary patrol fire killed two men, including James Maloney, allegedly son of P J Maloney. Gold discovery reported near Ottawa Ontario with 3,000 acres staked after rad rush.
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Kilderrey
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James Maloney
P. J. Maloney
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House of Commons
Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Lenient Park and Beach Rules Spur Mpls Notice
Minneapolis May day routines ease restrictions at city parks and beaches. Frank C Beach, assistant superintendent, loosens limits on seating, smoking, and attire while preserving patrol enforcement. Mermaids and skimpier wear face new guidelines as officials plan possible future updates.
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Frank C. Beach
Mato
Mr. Beach
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Deen
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