May Day Riots Grip Paris Police in Early Strife
Paris reports street clashes as labor unions strike en masse. About eighty thousand workers walked out, sparking arrests and confrontations at La Republique, Belleville, and Rue Oberkampf. Lithographers and printers faced police with several injured.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Paris
Ure
Place de la Republique
Hun
Maidaren
Elysse
Birike
AM. Levy
Jalusr Federation
Faub
Quarterly state fee report shows varied totals and changes
State departments submitted quarterly settlements with the Auditor of State on Tuesday. Reports show insurance fees at 86575 and total receipts to treasury at 57154.45. Secretary Fred Mims itemizes domestic and foreign corporation fees and miscellaneous charges, totaling 25607.48 with interest 23.23. After prior practice, insurance taxes shifted to the treasurer per reform efforts led by Bigler.
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State
Otis Sia Conger
State Light
Treasury
Fred Mims
Cofton
Bigler
Gases Gather in a Mine Case Against Keeler
Willitar Gamnert sues Charles FL Keeler in Vigo County court for $15000 in damages claiming mine negligence led to deadly gas exposure. He alleges improper gas ventilation and a premature blast caused by carelessness, resulting in facial burns, a broken hand, and permanent injury.
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Willitar Gamnert
Charles FL Keeler
Vigo
Gaimert
Defendang
Lake Men on Strike Hits Workers Across Ports
Sorippestence Prenn Association in Chicago reports orders issued at midnight triggered a strike of 2001 vessel mates halting navigation. Three thousand longshoremen at Sahea cage stopped loading and approaching ships. A strike of iron workers and a looming structural iron strike are noted in the same period.
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Sorippestence Prenn Association
Chicago
Panic Grips Warsaw as General Strike Looms
May 1 report from Warsaw notes city interests demoralized and the populace panicked as Socialist agitation pushes toward a general strike. Businesses including factories, stops, restaurants, and offices closed. newspapers issued no issue today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serippe-MeFtuc
Warsaw
Poland
Socialists Celebrate May Day Across German Empire
May Day demonstrations spread through Germany with meetings and popular festivals. Over 1,000 meetings were held across provinces and around 3,000,000 workers observed the day. Street processions faced restrictions in several provincial cities.
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Wetne Press Association
Germany
Provinesa
Hernen
Restoring Home Seeker Rates Across Rail Routes
The piece discusses restored home seeker rates on Western rail lines, outlining the monthly schedule and the first week of November. It notes varied limits and ticketing times, with emphasis on travel to Oklahoma, Indian Territory, and Texas. The article mentions rate extensions and regional differences in pricing.
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Oklahoma
Britany Territory
Texas
Sunday Trip 10 Chicago by Indiana Path Traction Company
The first Men san excursion to Chicago will be run by Indiana Path Northwestern Traction Sunday May 1. Chicago care will depart from Traction Terminal station early Sunday morning and return Monday morning. Fare two dollars round trip to Lafayette Frankfort and Crawfordsville. Same rate valid Sunday May 1 for Indianapolis cars returning from Lafayette.
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Chicago
Indianaypath
Northwestern Traction Company
Sun
Hayes
Lafayette
Frankfort
Crawfordaville
Algo
Indianapolis
Lafayete
Tiffany Rings and Jewelry Sale at Mullally Diamonds
An old ad touts Tiffany rings and birthstone cages for sale at Mullally Diamonds and Jewelry, 3 Monument Place, with a special price around $200. It emphasizes genuine Tiffany and gold items and mentions Bresemew Bros and address snippets as part of the sale display.
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Tiffany
Carpenters Strike Threat Shocks Indianapolis Labor
A major labor dispute in Indianapolis pits 600 carpenters against contractors over wage raises and hours. Painters threaten to walk out if union carpenters work, while iron workers reach a temporary truce with a promised 1-cent-an-hour rise. Officials warn a full walkout could spread, with negotiations lingering two weeks.
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Indianapolis
Caryens Vers
Holt
T Ie
Honunion
Coukl
Indianet Alois
Tolstoy to Print Chapter of What For in Sun
The Sun will publish the first chapter of Count Leo Tolstoy's new story What For, set amid the 1830 Polish uprising. The tale centers on war and love and features Tolstoy, regarded as a powerhouse writer, delivering a sweeping narrative.
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Count Leo Tolstoy
Sun
Count Tolstoy
Court Lenient With Contempt Case Involving Yeager
Harry Yeager was arraigned before Judge Denry Clay Allen on contempt of court for failing to pay the costs of a divorce and for not contributing weekly child support. Yeager said he did not know about the divorce and was sick recently, and the judge granted another chance to comply.
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Harry Yeager
Denry Clay Allen
Creuit Court
Taesday
Yeager
Costa
Grace
Contributions to the fund fall off unexpectedly
City Controller Broumk, treasurer of the fund, reported only two subscriptions Tuesday morning. One came from the Moravian Episcopal share and the other from L. H. Adamson of Danville, Indiana, as contributions to the fund diminished with startling suddenness.
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San Francises Re. Lef
Broumk
Trenauger
L. H. Adamson
Danville
Ind
Cripple Sues for $30,000 Over Pole Shock Injury
Narve G Little v Central Union Telephone Company in Daviess circuit court details a personal injury claim from a lineman shocked while working on a decayed non conductor pole. He alleges spikes, a decayed pole, and a live wire caused paralysis, facial injuries, a broken jaw and arm, and lasting disability.
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Narve! G. Little Vn
Central Union Telephone Company
Daviess
Ted i
Colten Blutes
Telephone Company
Etry
Tente Haule
Neurt
Blawn
Calla Urges Democratic Reorganization at State Convention
Washington Indiana May 1 The Second district Democratic convention met to nominate a congress candidate and expected a fight over anti Taggart resolutions. Cyrus Davis of Bloomfield leads for congress with friends claiming a first ballot nomination while other candidates fade.
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Washington
Ind
Delesaice
Congress
State Committee
Cyrun Davis
Bloomfield
Train Schedule Report From Indiana to Indianapolis
Schedule details show the first car of a new limited service on the Fort Wayne and Washington Valley Traction line arriving in Indianapolis at 1:10, with 14 minutes at Natera and 10 minutes at Tipton. The run, delayed by signaling issues, links Kokomo to Indianapolis, with Conductor G. Wat and Muterman WE mentioned in the crew.
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Pinnon
Fort Wayne
Wah Wah Valley
Tn Incannapolis
Natera
Tipton
Kokemo
Vehinapolis
G. Wat
N.yie Wuuig Wat
Smoke Violation Plea Adjudged in Court
Fred Dudson, superintendent of the Newton Claypool building, Ohio and Pennsylvania rats appeared in probate court Tuesday and pleaded guilty to violating the smoke ordinance. A fire of $10 and costs was assessed against him.
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Newton Claypool
Fred Dudson
Ie Newton Claypool
Ohio
Anl
Pennsylvania Rats
Pottes Court
Eee Crushed to Death at Nooster Quarries
Willian Hele enburg 3S died after being crushed between two large stones at the Nooster quarries where he worked. The report notes a fatal accident with no further details provided.
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Sperin
Fa Redford
Willian Heleenburg
Thly Matering
Nooster
Little Minister
Sunday at Sieg's Endorsement Cost Liquor License
In a police court hearing a man identified as Sieg faced questions over his favorable treatment of prisoners and a license issue. A witness testified that Sieg’s praise and gifts to the police presence may have influenced decisions affecting his licensing status.
Holtzman Letter Dominates Indiana Democratic Convention
A convention in Indiana drew attention to a letter from Holtzman, urging the party to return to the people and resist brewery and political machine influence. The message criticized party leaders aligning with special interests and called for open, untrammeled expression of the will of the people.
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Dea Wo Holtzman
Termer Meyer
Builanapahe
Democrats
Democratic Party
Indiaga
Hamilton Ten Wea
Grand Hotel
Indianations
Amd Devine Waya
Sean
Thre Jortly
Changes Made in Case Involving Smith and Moore
Harry Smith a main keeper at 25 Sherman road hurried to arm against J M Moore at 280 Aurtonave charging provocation and profanity Moore says he asked for time to work on the part of Smith whom he recently sued The case will be presented before Acting Judge Berne Coben.
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Harry Smith
Sherman
J. M. Moore
Aurtonave
Moore
Smith
Berne
Coben
Peddler of Milk Plans Test Case
A Johnson county dairy man Elmer Starkiey faces court over selling milk without a license claim that law does not require it. The police court heard Tuesday that Marky Joye attorneys seek permission to permit dairy activity amid raids. several dairymen in the county aim to continue selling milk and challenge the legality of licenses.
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Marlon Counte
Irdian
Epolita
Elmer Starkiey
Johnson County
Marky Joye
Markley
Democratic League Move Sparks Indianapolis Reform Effort
A fractured Democratic faction in Indianapolis forms the Democratic League for the Rex Neovery of the Majority Rule aiming to repel the current leadership. The movement, led by Dean Wollman and others, seeks a state committee overhaul with one representative from each district and rapid action to unify party operations.
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Democratic League For
Rex
People of
Impana
Dean Wollman
Tadtinapals
Democratic Party
Iniianapolis
Heltanan
Lafayette
Denverth
Mayer Toltzman
Nambt
Ton
Ivy Petia
Duffy Jubilant notes toil union push for settlements
Secretary Prank Dufty of The Waited Brotherhood of Carpenters and Juners declares a strong settlement push across impacted regions. He warns Indianapolis and about a dozen cities may face labor strife as preparations for a possible strike increase, with labor headquarters observed and members whipped at home.
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Prank Dufty
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Jniners
Carpenters
Cnankry
Yori
Indianapalia
Meenadett Fe
Hail Freezes Cows in Tornado Hit Territory
Fort Worth Texas May 1 Heavy hail and storms damaged Chickasaw Nation Territory. Two cattle plus are reported killed and several trees stripped of foliage. Ardmore May term opens with The Cone Expart ant company vs Athert 1 as first case and grand jury duties noted.
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Kerippe-McRae Frens Association
Fort Worth
Tex
Tatiai Territory
Fraser
Ardmore
Wit
United States
Cone Expart Ant ‘Comerciat Company
Compeer Cigar Sealed by Quality Sells Heights
Compeer Cigar Se introduces quality products with competitive pricing. Also promoting first class steaks at Siegemetz Bria and offerings from Harmen Hall at 17 W. Washington, inviting customers to test the latest furnaces for new homes.
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Siegemetz Bria
Harmen & Hall
W. Washi
Mayoral Pressure as San Francisco Faces Building Labor Strife
May 1 San Francisco reports a push by contractors to pursue large scale building plans despite union opposition. Business leaders warn of strikes and wage demands, with bricklayers paid six dollars daily and painters receiving correspondingly high rates. City officials, led by Mayor Schmitz, consider emergency measures if labor unrest escalates, threatening future construction and rent concerns as authorities seek to secure provisions for relief and street services.
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Scrippa-McRar Press Association
San Francisco
San Franseisen
Francisca
Dempurary
Tron
Pennsylvania
Hupmal
Taft memo on Red Cross funds and wartime spending
Secretary Taft telegram to Major Photan in San Francisco outlines available government funds for ration medical supplies and transportation to relief committees. He states legal limits prevent directing treasury payments beyond Congress specified purposes and notes his readiness to authorize Cross remittances of 300000 and more as needed, asking for current on hand amounts and purposes.
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Tatt
Scrippe-McRae Prees Association
Washington
Tart
Tlay
vxeMajor Photan
Francieca
Jehateman
Finance
Tee
War Department
Congress
San Praneisea
Re Cross Society
Leary
Ant
W. Ft, Taft
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Cele la Republique
Statehouse
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Lake Men
Minene Interenix
Wulschner
Bresemew Bros
Finote
Tauraslay
AL J. Keegin
Vicos
Ihe Rity le Geatst Ia
Employnr Association
Mitton Po
waRbu
Polnin
L HL Taylor
McLure
Kd. R Cook
Press Committee
Hig Child
Ceabe
Jolt
Taggart
Holtzman
Breweries
Monte Carlos
Calla
Party
Ft. Wayne
Bliss
Herha
W. Wann
Monnetts
Kandoit
Mud
Sieg's
Keefer
Anki
Sieg
Urr
Richaml Reitehe
Olliy
Wee
Roach
Royal FE
Pureetl
Mf Vincennes
Charles W. Wellman
Af Sullivan
Bryan
Indiana
Johnson County Dairyman
Democratic League
Duffy
Southwest
I. T
Compeer Cigar
Val
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Schmitz
Jenne
Fron
Caedtompolia
Ter Sertby
Janne
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