Strike Deepens as Chicago Teamsters Recruits Surge
Chicago May 1 A third day of the teamsters strike shows no signs of easing with Darrow retained for grand jury cases. Five hundred black strike breakers from St Louis arrive and 130 more strikers join, while clashes include acid-filled missiles on wagoners. Police brace for disorder as arrests follow arms searches. Richard Cummings dies from Friday injuries.
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Chicago
Galen
St Louis
Strike Breaker Farley Arrives to Lead City Crew
Farley arrives from New York to organize local strike breakers. He is reputed to have won the car strike in New York City and will be placed in charge of all strike breaking operations in the city after a conference with representative employers.
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Farley
New York
New York City
Help Yourself and Help Up Your Home
A compact advice note urges proactive effort to improve living spaces and personal well being. The item frames self help and home improvement as interconnected actions for daily life improvement.
Illinois National Guard unit noted as Hawkins squadron
Lieutenant Hawkins and fifty men of the eighth Illinois national guard were placed on duty in an emergency deployment.
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Hawkins
Eighth Illinois National Guard
Docks Guard Seizes Weapons After Raid
Report from the International Company docks describes a morning incident where soldiers guarding the area were accused of failing duty. A descent occurred, weapons were seized, and two guards were arrested after resisting.
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the International
Striking drivers clash with non-union workers near custom house
At 3:30 pm Patterson O Coal drivers joined strikers after shots were fired at non-union strike breakers driving coal wagons near the custom house. No injuries were reported. All arrested non-union drivers for concealed weapons were released and returned to work.
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Patterson O Coal Company
Fred
Custom House
Golvers
President's camp search amid Chicago strike fallout
Glennwood Springs reports Mey I Heore tery Leeb departs for the President's camp to deliver messages and communications. A thousand rifles are claimed to be purchased to arm non union teamsters and police advise avoiding interference with lawful rifle-carrying.
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Mey
Heoretery Leeb
Chicago
Reed
Ous
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Police
O'Neill
Supreme Court Denies Rehearing in Lands Fraud Case
The Supreme Court denied the motion of John A Henson alleged fund frauder for a rehearing of his case. He resists removal from New York to the District of Columbia for trial on defrauding the movement of public lands on the Pacific coast.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
John A Henson
New York
District of Columbia
More Russian Riots
Reported clashes across Russian cities with police firing on crowds. In Lodz four men shot, Warsaw reports a new collision with soldiers firing on workers, killing twenty and wounding unknown. A third confrontation in St Petersburg area yields thirty one dead and fifteen wounded, as crowds rally under red banners.
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Boripps News Association
St. Petersburg
Lodz
Warsaw
Citisene
Levy Opens Defense in Patterson Murder Trial
Abraham Levy, counsel for Nan Patterson, began presenting evidence in Recorder Goff's court as a crowded New York courtroom anticipated the proceedings. He argued the prosecution must prove Morgan Smith bought the pistol and that motive for Young's killing existed, asserting Young seduced Patterson but offered no proof she was untrue.
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Abraham Levy
Cheir Council
Nan Patterson
Levy
Young
La Grande Bear Pullers Defeat Pendleton 9 to 6 in Snappy Game
On the reservation the La Grande Bear Pullers beat Pendleton 9 to 6 as both sides struggled with errors and rough play. Pendleton showed brief rallies but could not sustain offense while La Grande collected key hits and outs to secure the victory.
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Umatilla
Pendleton
la Urande
Will Double Track Rail Project Move Forward
Scripps News Association reports that tons of steel rails are to be used to double track the Giterian railway, aiming to expand capacity and improve service. The move signals a major rehabilitation effort with procurement and construction phases planned.
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Scripps News Association
New Trial Granted in Murder Case Involving Ed wards
Beripps News Association reports Lemuel Gleason was granted a new trial on the charge connected to John Kawarde and Kate Edwards. Edwards testified Gleason participated in the murder, exonerating him.
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Beripps News Association
Reading
Pn May l
Lemuel Greason
John Kawarde
Edwards
Mra
Kate Edwards
Gleason
Grande Rondé Stockgrowers Protective Association organized
Leading stockmen of the county formed the Grande Rondé Stockgrowers Protective Association on Saturday. The group aims to curb rustling with strict rules, full reporting of losses, and law-supported action against those responsible. Elected officers for the year include D A McAlliater president, W G Hunter vice president, James A Russell secretary, and WD Grandy treasurer.
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Grande Rondé Stockgrowera Protective Association
Tus
D A McAlliater
W G Hunter
James A Russell
Grandy Treasuer
Grant Increase by Scripps Association in Philadelphia
Philadelphia May 1. About one thousand independent furnace men received a daily pay raise ranging from ten to twenty cents. The adjustment affects workers in a major industrial sector and follows negotiations between labor groups and employers.
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Philadelphia
Binet Furnace
Funeral of General Fitzhugh Lee Held in Washington
The late General Fitzhugh Lee was interred at Morphany Church with a grand diplomatic attendance. A military escort conveyed the female mourners to the station. The funeral train heads to Richmond for lie in state, with ceremonies planned at Alexandria and Fredericksburg and interment at Hollywood Cemetery.
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Scrippa Wows Association
Washington
Fitzhugh Lee
Mprphany
Randolph McKinley
Richmond
City Hall
Alexandria
Prederickeburg
Portland City Councilmen Under Grand Jury Probe
The county grand jury convened in Portland and will begin investigation of the municipal scandal and graft charges against the city councilmen.
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Peripps News Association
Portland
Jury Panel Set to Try Johnonn Hoch for Bigamy Murder
The panel to try Johnonn Hoch, accused arch bigamist charged with the murder of Mertle Walter Hoch, was completed today in Chicago as the series news association reports.
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Series News Association
Chicago
Johnonn Hoch
Mertle Walter Hoch
Minister Bowen Cables Venezuela Departure Notice
Bowen cabled the State Department from Caracas announcing his departure to a degree in Washington. The May 1 report notes the minister's travel plans and the official confirmation of his next posting.
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Scripps News
Ion
Washington
Bowen
State Department
Caracas
Degree
Large Marquette Range Strike Looms Over Eight Hour Day
Milwaukee May 1 report says ten thousand miners on the Marquette range have secretly decided to strike tomorrow over the eight hour day. The move will affect twenty thousand workers.
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Berippe News
Milwaukee
Ijtla
Marquette Range
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