Eight labor leaders charged with murder after riot violence
Long flood and storm devastates towns in the Black Hills region. Spearfish dam breaks causing property loss, bridges washed away, and residents flee to high ground. In Chicago, eight labor leaders face murder indictments amid a crackdown on gang violence linked to labor unrest.
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Black Hilla
Tieh
Bells Fourche
Bpeartinh
Belle Fourche
Belle Fs
Speafish
Oreman
Black
Basel
Chicago
Cver
Murphy
Aircraft Plans Include 213 Planes for Battleships
Washington reports plans to equip the fleet with 213 airplanes on battleships and cruisers for air defense. Seventy-eight small fast scout planes are to be permanently added, with catapult launchers on ships to launch aircraft during heavy weather or combat. The program aims to meet air raids and extend the range of patrols.
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Washington
Bacal
Senate Naval Committee
Jane Aera Moffatt
Burgau
Navy
Inair
Putea
Obarrvati
Pho
Bayy
Tobe
Mine Explosion In Pennsylvania Leaves Twelve Men Arrested
Twelve men were arrested by deputy sheriffs after a mine in Penn Township near Pittsburgh was blown up early today. The Peterman mine, closed since a strike, was damaged but no one was injured. Deputies reported a crowd headed toward Joseph Schenck’s nearby mine after the blast.
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Pittaburgh
GS Sr
Schenck
Peterman
Penn Township
Sherif Tobert W. Woodaide
Pittsburgh
Oakmount
Joseph Schenck
Oine
Bomb Explodes On Tram Sparks Belfast Battle
An infernal device in a briefcase exploded on a tram car in Ardoyne Belfast last night, injuring the conductor and three tram workers. The motorman was shot in the foot as firing continued in the Marrowbone district with several wounded.
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Elfast
Ardoyne
Belfast
Marrowbone
Saskatchewan Labor Board Opens Farm Labor Certs in Portal
Portal reports the Saskatchewan bureau of labor announces admission of farm laborers from Portal area to Saskatchewan under interior department rules. Some 1,000 workers are needed with reduced rail rates beyond 117 miles from the international boundary. A bureau representative issues certificates to qualified applicants. In Bismarck, a Bloom case hearing on the fish and game commission title is postponed to May 22 due to absence of attorney William Langer.
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Bloom
Bismarck
N. D
Office of Fish and Game Commissioner
John H. Bloom
William Langer
Troops Deployed to New York Town to Preserve Order
Reports from Rovesares New York state that troops were sent to a town facing unrest amid a large strike by around 1,000 Black workers. Officials fear possible outbreaks as tensions rise and business activity slows despite coordinated efforts to restore calm.
German Ambassador Otto Wiedfeldt Arrives in New York
Otto Wiedfeldt the new German ambassador arrives in New York on the America. The John F. Hayl ay police boat will escort him up the bay. A committee of one hundred German Americans will greet him and Magistrate Charles A. Oberwager will deliver an address at the pier.
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New York
Mananader
Germany
Otto L.wiedfeldt
America
John F. Hylay
Charles A. Oberwager
Pier
Towner Banker Is To Be Taken To Prison
Fargo reports H. H. Bergh a Towner banker will be sent to Leavenworth for one year and one day after pleading guilty to violations of national banking laws. Indictment returned June 18 1921 cited alleged defalcations totaling 360000 dollars.
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Towner
Bond Theft in New York Cleared Up
Savannah reports two suspects John Varde and Bertha Vardeman admit a bank robbery at the Chase National Bank New York on April 17 involving $500000 in liberty bonds. $30000 still missing but likely recoverable soon. Henry Hirach the jeweler arrested and released on bail after confessions link him to the scheme.
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Savannah
John Vardeman
Aling J. W. Hollis
Bertha Fern Vardeman
Chass National Bank
New York City
Keen
Atirsch
Ball
New York
Henry Hirach
Chane National Bank
Hirsch
Arthur F. Chase
Chase National Bank
Chase
Portuguese Flyers Rescued Off Fernando Noronha
Pernambuco Brazil May 12 The Portuguese trans Atlantic aviators Captains Countinho and Sacadura were rescued by the Paris City from the island of Fernando Noronha after being missing since early morning. They were transferred to the Republican s Iliera in a swift move and bring great joy to the Portuguese colony. A Brazilian torpedo boat had searched for them overnight.
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Pernambuco
Brazil
Associated Press
Countinho
Sacadura
Paria City
Repub- Mca
Iliera
Fernando Noronha
Paris
St. Paul's Rock
Sisters by Kathleen Norris serial to run in Evening Herald
The novel Sisters by Kathleen Norris will begin a serialized publication in the Evening Herald starting Tuesday May 16. The work is described as a story for all women and men with wives and marriages, depicting a home entering a triangle of love and heartbreak.
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Kathleen ‘Norris
Jomelyn
Rachel
Evening Herald
Grand Forks Herald
Federal probe ordered into steel firm merger plan
Wisconsin Senator La Follette urged a DOJ and FTC investigation into a planned merger of eight major independents including Bethlehem and Lackawanna. He warned the deal would give the combined firms and United States Steel near complete dominion of the steel industry. The measure won unanimous support for quick action.
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Washington
Federal Autry
Bethlehem and Lackawanna
Stern
la Follette
Republican
Wisconsin
Department of Justice
Federal Trade Commission
United States Steel Corporation
Day's Games in Baseball Leagues Noted Scores
The card lists American League games with Chicago Detroit New York and others, plus National League scores including Brooklyn Cincinnati and details of pitching and line scores from the day’s action. Names mentioned include Olsen Schane Perkins Covelakie O Neill Gharrity and O'Farrell.
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Chicago
Detroit
New York
Olsen
Schane
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Shocker An
Perkins
Cleveland
Washington
Covelakie
O'Neill
Gharrity
National League
O'Farrell
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Farmer dies after horse runs away near Chatfield
Winona Minn May 12 William J Hickey aged 4 farmer near Chat field was found dead with a broken neck in bushes beside the road midway between his home.
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Es Winons
Minn
William J. Hickey
Chat+field
Grand Jury Returns for Seven Day Period Noted
The report summarizes a seven day grand jury session ending May 13 with notes on proceedings and participants. It lists the court’s actions and hints at what cases were considered and adjournments.
Russian Reply Declares Impossible To Agree On Mixed Commission
Genoa reports say Russia’s reply is deemed utterly impossible by France and Britain alike The exchanges over a mixed commission and Cannes resolutions dominate talks as Italy and Belgium seek directions The sub commission postponed Russian reply review until tomorrow morning reflecting ongoing negotiations
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Confer
Russia
Genoa
Cannes
Aatrewen Vress Mem
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Schantzer
Italy
Barthou
France
Jaspar
Belgium
Associated Press
Economic Conference
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