Communists Mentioned Before Mayor Walker at City Hall
Two Communist leaders William Foster and Obert Minor, on bail after the Union Square riot, appeared before Mayor James J. Walker and the board of estimate to present protest notes on unemployment and criticisms of Tammany, government, police, and socialism. The mayor admonished them not to slam the gates as they left.
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York
James J. Walker
William Z. Foster
Obert Minor
Union Square
Walker
Board of Estimate
United States
Norman Thomas
Central Trades and Labor Council
Poster
Foster
Communists Move to Create One Great International Mine Union
The United Mine Workers of America debated a resolution to form one great industrial union that would control the tools of production. The proposal, introduced by Canton Illinois delegates, seeks to unite miners and workers in all industries under rank and file leadership.
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Tomlinson Hall
United Mine Workers of America
Canton, Ill
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
John L. Lewis
Illinois
John H. Walker
Illinois Federation of Labor
Harry Fishwick
District 12
Mine Union
Lewis
United Press
Springfield
New International Union Today
Fire in building damages store. residents flee in nightwear
Smoke filled bedrooms awakening John McDonald and family and George Brown and wife in a building housing a grocery. Ten fire starters under a counter, cause undetermined. Don Berry, operator, reports $1,000 damage. Emory McDonald, age 10, escaped with parents from 325 North East Street.
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John McDonald
Emory
North East Street
George Brown
New Officers Named General Memorial Association President
Wilson C. Oren was elected president of the General Memorial Association. The announcement came after a Ft. Friendly Friday night meeting where Memorial Day observances for May 30 were outlined.
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Wilson C. Oren
General Memorial Association
Hatchets Reach State Semi Finals With Narrow Win
Hatchets defeated Franklin to advance to the state tournament semi finals at Butler Fieldhouse. They faced stiff defense from Fuzzy Vandiver’s quintet but pulled ahead in the final minutes. Friddle's five remains favored to reach the finals, set to meet the Delphi winner in the afternoon semifinal.
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Franklin
Butler Fieldhouse
Fuzzy Vandiver
Friddle
Connersville
Delphi
Bandit-Killers Hunted by Posse and Hounds Near Manter
About 100 armed posse men led by bloodhounds corner three bank bandits near Jeane? closing in on them after a bank robbery at Manter Kansas. The outlaws fled via a stolen car, exchanged gunfire with officers wounding Deputy Hickman and W. H. Mosher, and fled toward the Colorado line as airplanes ferried hounds to the scene.
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United Press
Jetmore
Kan
Colorado
Manter
Hutchinson
Dodge City
Carl Hickman
W. H. Mosher
Eads
Colo
Cheyenne Well
Duncan Coe
George Hollingshead
Kansas-Colorado
Coe
Hollingshead
S. H. Hadley
Hadley
Kansas State Line
Kansas Line
State Bank
H. H. Hoopingarner
Colorado Line
Hickman
Mosher
Hourly Temperatures Snapshot
Readable text shows scattered figures for early morning temperatures with erratic percentages and times. The data is incomplete and missing clear temperature values or locations to provide a coherent forecast or summary.
Doheny Bribery Trial Turbines Toward Close
Washington March 15 The Doheny bribery trial moves rapidly with government attorneys set to close their case today or Monday. Edward C Finney solicitor for the interior department and former aide to Albert B Fall is under cross examination as Owen J Roberts argues Doheny expected to gain 100 million dollars from an Elk Hills oil lease arranged after a contract with Doheny's company for Pearl Harbor storage tanks. The government says 100000 passed as a bribe. the defense says it was a protected loan.
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United Press
Washington
Doheny
Edward C. Finney
Department of Interior
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Owen J. Roberts
Edward L. Doheny
Elk Hills Naval Reserve
Fall
Interior Department
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Interior Secretary
Defense
Crushing Fate Son Missing Mrs Schafer Dies
An Indianapolis family endures a five month tragedy as Josephine Schafer, 18, disappears from 2109 Southeastern avenue last October with a trace reported in Tennessee. Her mother, 48, dies ten days after being hospitalized. the father and 11 year old Darwin appeal to spread word to the missing son Wendell, 20, and daughter. Mrs Schafer to be buried Monday in Urbana Illinois.
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Indianapolis
Josephine, Schafer
H. L. Schafer
Southeastern Avenue
Tennessee
Schafer
Josephine
Wendell
Plumbers of Indiana Elect State Leaders at Convention
Master Plumbers of Indiana announce their annual convention will be in Indianapolis next March per G I Watson secretary of the local union. This year Ft Wayne hosted 200 attendees and Earl Clevenger of Muncie was elected state president.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
G. I. Watson
Ft. Wayne
Earl Clevenger
Muncie
Hatchets edge Franklin 13 11 for state semifinal berth
Washington Hatchets beat Franklin 13 11 in the first morning quarterfinals at Butler fieldhouse to reach the state finals semifinal round. De Jernet sealed it with two late free throws as Englehart added a final point.
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Washington
Hatchets
Franklin
Butler
de Jernet
Englehart
Burl Friddle
Robert
Fuzzy) Vandivier
Daugherty
Gilmore
McCracken
Collens
Underwood
Owens
Brewer
Raney
Franklin G
Hevenridge
Totel
Vandivier
Miller
Shellhouse
Spartans
Moore
Ennis
Connersville
Gansett
Gansert
Popejoy
Delphi J. Craig
Schrader
Craig
Conersville Aad
L. Craig
Pruitt
Halberstadt
Kee
Wilkins
Wounds Claim Lottery Head In City Shooting
Charles Zeller 36 of 320 East Southern avenue died at city hospital from three bullet wounds after two bandits robbed him of lottery prize boxes on his way to a weekly drawing. Police have no crew to pursue the murderers. a bandit car was later found wrecked near Emerson avenue and the Big Four railroad at Beech Grove.
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Charles Zeller
East Southern Avenue
Butchers’ and Packers
City Hospital
Zeller
Emerson Avenue
Big Four Railroad
Beech Grove
Theater Owner Declines Fish and Game Wardens Post
Louis R. Markun of Marion county, a theater owner and state representative, rejects appointment as superintendent of fish and game wardens in the conservation department. The post was created with approval from the budget committee and party leaders Elza Rogers and R. Earl Peters.
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Louis R. Markun
Marion County
Harry G. Leslie
Conservation Department
Elza Rogers
R. Earl Peters
Markun
Hogs Link 25 Cents at City Stockyards
Weakness in hogs at the Union Stockyards with prices 15 to 25 cents lower than Friday on light classes. Receipts 2,500, holdovers 559. Slaughter cattle steady with 100 receipts. Veals lower with 200 receipts. Sheep and lambs nominal. New arrivals 50. Chicago hog receipts 7,008 with 4,000 direct. holdovers 2,000. Today's market slow. 190-pound hogs $10.75. 210-pound $10.50. cattle receipts 400. sheep 7,000.
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Unon
Chicago
Negroes Injured in Streetcar and Locomotive Incidents
Charles Ross 26 suffers a fractured leg after being struck by a auto while stepping from an East Washington street car. Denver Hughes 26 faces assault battery and street car passing charges. Walls Carter 44 receives a crushed arm after stepping from behind freight cars into a locomotive at Prospect and English. Both men taken to city hospital.
Condemni Held on High Bond in Prohibition Case
Joseph Condemni, 35, is held under a $7,500 bond awaiting a Tuesday hearing before U S Commissioner John W Kern on a charge of possession of a still. Police and federal agents reported confiscating 1000 gallons of mash and 175 gallons of whisky during a raid on Condemni's home Thursday night.
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Joseph Condemni
United States
John W. Kern
Condemni
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Heavenridge
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Kenn Co
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Y Central
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Pau
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Eeans
Stretsen
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Thomson & McKinnon
Amer Super Power
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Fox Theater
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United L & Ssereee
Walgreen
James Ie
Chicago Corp
Eureee
Cond Corp
Cent Pub
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Libby McNeal
Grand Unite
Peeeeares
Amer
Lt & Pwr
Hedio
PO Sotecose
U. S
Josephine Schafer
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Argentina
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