Debonair Lillian Troy Linked to Baroness Von Horst in London Movements
A London paper notes Lillian Scott Troy, recently deported to America, as a wealthy rebel linked to Baroness Von Horst. Authorities doubt Troy was a German agent but say she aided the baroness who fomented unrest, including suffrage strikes and Belfast turmoil.
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London
Lillian Scott Troy
England
America
Toys
Baroness von Horst
Lilian Troy
von Horst
Troy
Beotland Yarde
Bomb plot grows as list of targets expands
United Press reports the May Day bombing scare broadening with new targets including Senator Overman and others as authorities trace mailed explosives. Investigators suspect German origin for internal devices while post offices and police intensify searches nationwide.
Uncover Plot for Revolt by Indians Near Salt River
An unnamed Mexican Indian, accused of conspiring with Yaqui and other Indians to massacre whites and reclaim lands, was arrested on the Salt River Reservation. Two Pima Indians said he claimed orders from a Rio Yaqui chief to recruit “brave and secretive Indians” for a final southwestern uprising. Federal officials, wary of origins in Mexico, investigate the plot.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Salt River
Here
Pima Indiana
Arizona
Mexico
Preparedness Day Bomb Plot Sparks NYC Vigilance
Secret Service and police fear further bombs as authorities track a spread from New York. Officials name marked men including Palmer and Holmes while promising harsher action against radicals. Coast inquiries find additional bombs sent from New York, with careful handling of parcels to prevent outbreaks.
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Landis
Chicago
Secret Service
Post Office
Cochran
New York
William M. Wood
Boston
Mass
Frederick C. Howe
N. Y
Mitchell A. Palmer
United States
Washington, D. C
N.Y
Tile E. Enright
New York City
John PD. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Carrytown
William I. Schaffer
Harrisburg
William Co. Eoroul
Cyt Pa
Oliver Wendel Holmes
Washington D. Co
J. P. Morgian
San Francisco
Cal
Hanson
Bejatue
Fickert
Believe Two Bent to Utah Bomb Packages Reported
United Press dispatch from Chicago May 2 says post office inspectors were warned from New York to guard two packages believed to contain bombs addressed to Utah officials. One package allegedly went to Frank Nebeker in Salt Lake City a prosecutor of the IWW. Inspectors in Des Moines and Council Bluffs were alerted to watch for the packages and hold any suspicious parcels.
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United Press
New York
Reda
Senator Overman
Salisbury
N. C
Overman
Reed Smoot
Salt Lake City
Utah
Gimbel's Department Store
Department of Justice
Germany
Patten
New York Post Offices
Faurot
Secret Service
Crank
Hardwick
Georgia
Representative Burnett
Alabama
White Burnett
Atorney Fickert
San Francisco
Ole Hanson
Seattle
Porcela
Pacific Coast
Thosas
Atelites
Gimbel's
Charles Kaplan
Benator Mardwick W
Altorney
Chicago
Post Office
Frank Nebeker
Council Bluffs
Will Bring Wounded Czechs to America
An agreement, announced from San Francisco, plans to move about 4000 wounded Czecho-Slovak soldiers from Siberia to San Francisco and Victoria, with 200 arriving at the U S port and the rest to a British Columbia port for treatment. Officials of the United States Shipping Board and Czech-Slovak authorities said transport would address urgent needs and supply constraints.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Siburia
San Yranelenco
Victoria
B. C
United States Shipping Board
British Columbia
Cognir
Expressmen Strike Paralyzes Toledo Distribution
About 116 employees of the American Railway Express Company struck in Toledo yesterday, halting express service. The workers demand wage advances promised in July 1918 and again in January 1918, while noting government action is pending.
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Toledo
American Railway Express Company
Agaip
Argentina denies involvement in Mexican recognition decision
May Lidono from Puestredon reports that Argentina had no part in Mexico's refusal to recognise a Musoe decision. The claim appears in Buenos Aires correspondence with no supporting details.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Mexico
Riots and arrests mark May Day clash in Cleveland
Cleveland reports one bystander dead and police gunfire wounds as rioting crowds clash with officers during a socialist May Day parade. Police, army and Liberty trucks restore order after red flag clashes and widespread arrests.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Railroads deserve one billion yearly aid to meet service needs
Kansas City Missouri May 2 Walter D Hines director general of railroads urged public support for granting railroads about one billion dollars annually for several years. He spoke during a tour assessing railroad difficulties and service demands.
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Kansas City
Walter D. Hines
May Day Demonstrations Across Cities Sparked by Strikes
Reports from Homer City Indiana state a May Day demonstration started there and was dispersed by a state police detachment. Paris sees heavy police barriers as radicals clash with troops near Place de la Concorde. no shots fired, some injuries, and American peace commission escorts kept in place. Berlin plans minimal activity with transport halted and streets quiet. Argentina, London, and Coblenz report widespread labor actions and official restraint.
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United Press
Detroit
Mich
House of Masses
Barrett
Euclid Avenue
East Ninth Street
Wat
United States District
Werts
Woodlawn Avenue
Bliss Morton
Roy Scoutu
Homer City
Ind
Paris
Place de la Concorde
Paria
Peace Commission
Crillon
Peace Commissioners
Berlin
Germany
Herr Noske
London
Europe
Hydemark
Joint International Labor and Socialist Kongress
Libor Io
London Tite
Public Ledger Co
Sioux City Tribune
Coblenz
Dickman
PIES CELEBRATES BY ASSAULT ON HURLEY
Charles Pies director general of the Emergency Fleet Corporation returns to civilian life after wartime duties. He declares he has finished his term and can speak freely. He praises shipbuilders from across the country as Hurley’s closing ship program cancels contracts totaling over 1,006,000 tons of shipping.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Charles Pies
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Piex
Pogrom Claims 56 Jewish Deaths in Pinkk Area
Report from Copenhagen central officer of the Dieniat Association says fifty six Jews killed in a Pinkk pogrom. Forty imprisoned and brutally treated. three women flogged. Synagogues closed and Jews subjected to forced labor amid ongoing coercion.
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Associated Press
London
Pinkk
Copenhagen
Dieniat Association
Mtto
Woman Saved From Operation by Pinkham Remedy
Mrs A W Smee of Black River Falls Wisconsin credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with avoiding surgery after persistent pains and illness. She says doctors advised operation but the remedy helped her recover and resume housework. The ad urges other women with inflammation ulcers backache or nervous symptoms to try the product and write for advice.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Pinkham
Claire
Lydia E. Ens
A. W. Smee
Lydia E Pinkhore
Absent-minded Professor Seeks Word Job
An absent-minded professor, out of work, becomes a temporary take agent. He offers a “new tionary of the English language” to a first passerby who retorts he does not speak English. The scholar apologizes as he is stepped back.
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Maurice Hewlett
Boston Transcript
Catarrh Cure Promised by Trusted Medicine
An ad touts CATARRH MEDICINE as a cure for catarrh claiming it cleans the surfaces of the system. The product lists testimonials from F. J. of Toledo Ohio and emphasizes a blend of known tonics.
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Nee All
F. J
Props
Toledo
Auto-intoxication and self-poison remedies urged
The article warns that auto-intoxication from neglect leads to toxins in the body causing headaches dizziness eye problems indigestion and fatigue. It advises cleansing with castor oil or Dr Pier Pellets, a laxative made from apple aloes and jalap.
Now Is the Time to Buy a Farm in Good Old U S A
Fragmented OCR text promotes farm buying in the United States with garbled lines and unclear sources. No clear entities or facts are identifiable beyond a general agricultural purchase lure.
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U.S.A
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