Bolshevik Parade Suppressed in Indiana and Cleveland Unrest
In Indiana Pennsylvania on May Day a demonstration by armed radicals was dispersed by state police and local authorities after marching from Homer City. Cleveland saw riots as Reds clashed with soldiers and police near the public square, with hundreds arrested and many wounded.
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Indiana
Homer City
Clearfield
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Central Station
Smith
Amer icanism of Wright Noted in German Razor Case
Chicago judge upholds the Ameri canism claim of Albert Wright a Black man who used a German made razor in a brawl. He explains the weapon came from a dead German a war relic and the judge discharges him keeping the razor as a keepsake.
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Chicago
Ill
France
City Licenses Due For Renewal Tomorrow May First
Annual renewal of city licenses is due tomorrow May 1. Call at the collector’s office in City Hall and attend to this matter promptly. Report by EF A Bowman city collector.
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A. .Bowman
American Hotel Passes to St. Louis Buyers
The American hotel changes owners and management effective today. St. Louis buyers form the American Hotel Company with Ivan Ashworth as manager. Miss Addie White remains until the new manager is fully acquainted with the building and business. The remodel by G. G. Hassett last year left first class rooms, and the new owners plan to enlarge accommodations while maintaining the hotel’s high standard.
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American Hotel
St. Louis
American Hotel Company
Ivan Ashworth
Ashworth
Addie White
G. G. Hassett
Mexico
Ringo
Hoxsey
Arrests of Hungarian Editors for Bribery Pressure
In Dudnapest April 20, authorities report six hundred arrests across Hungary touching financiers publishers editors writers and ministers. More than thirty editors and newspaper owners and many reporters are detained for allegedly refusing bribes to back the Soviet cause. Prominent captives include counts Apponyl Hadik and Hatvant and baroness Hatvant.
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Luis Hatvant
Noko
Fiume
Chamber of Commerce
Steugsel
May Day clashes in Paris spark anti government demonstrations
Crowds gathered in Paris on May Day shouting Down with Clemenceau and Vive Wilson. Cavalry drove demonstrators from Place de la Concorde toward the Republic, injuring several. American troops were instructed to stay inconspicuous as clashes continued near Place de la Concorde and Place de la Republique.
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Paris
Labove
Wilson
America
Walle
Pea
Commission
Place de la Concerte
Place de la Republique
Rue Ovale
Milk Bottle Waste Report Highlights National Losses
A Department of Agriculture study from 86 cities finds average milk bottles used 17 trips before loss or breakage. Dealers replace about 17 049 bottles monthly per city, with 96 000 in some areas, and junk dealers move bottles between towns. Only 33 cities have bottle exchanges. 19 states regulate bottle use. cases of cross dealer bottle use are noted. Poultry club film show announced at Fourth Street Theatre after school Monday.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Jarra
Commercial Club
U.S
Fourth Street Theatre
Weather: fair tonight with unsettled west portion tomorrow
Generally fair conditions tonight and tomorrow with the western portion turning unsettled. Temperatures show little change and no major shifts are expected.
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West Portion
Millet hailed as emergency hay for Missouri farms
A report from Missouri officials notes millet as a practical emergency forage crop for farmers. Millet can yield a strong hay crop with late sowing if rainfall remains adequate and frost is late, though it can be hard on land and rough on horses when fed unreservedly.
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Missouri
W.D. McKee
Polo
Beach Optical Co Opens In Moberly Area
Beach Optical Company opens today in the room first door east of the Grand theatre entrance and will be open for business tomorrow. They offer full optical supplies for Moberly and within 40 miles, with careful business people and high class opticians. They grind lenses and fit all eyes and invite the public to call and get acquainted.
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Beach Optical Co
Beach Optical ‘Company
Auarters
Grand Theatre
Informal Dance Planned at Moberly Country Club
Moberly Country Club announces an informal dance at the club house on May 1 at 9 p m. All members are requested to attend. Music provided by the Entertain ment committee.
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Moberly Country Club
Benteretainment
Red Cross Branches to Promote Public Health Education
Miss Julia Galbraith explains the national movement to extend public health work. Red Cross chapters will organize classes in hygiene and home care of the sick. Open to every woman and girl in the county. all are urged to attend. G C Perry, Chairman, Moberly Chapter.
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Julia Galbraith
Southwest
Dlivision
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Alerd
Gt G. C. Perry
Moberly
Bomb found in transit to Senator Overman in Salisbury
Washington May 1 The Salisbury North Carolina postmaster wired officials that a bomb was found in a package addressed to United States Senator Lee Overman. In transit danger linked to the Red clique is noted as ongoing perils to public officials.
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Salisbury
North Carolina
Washington
Post Office
United States
Lee Overman
Postoffice
New York Postoffice
Overman
Senate
Victory garden drives sweep coast to coast in war effort
Washington reports a national push to grow home food as munitions workers at Rock Island and Davenport join a broad campaign led by A. D. Hermann and I. B. Goddenow. Industry groups across the country organize mass meetings and plant gardens at factories, schools, and Navy stations to boost food production.
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Washington
Rock Island
Arsenal
A. D. Hermann
Davenport
Onder Avigan I. B. Goddenow
P. S. Ridsdale
National War’ Garden Commission
National War-Garden Commission
Chicago
Dudley Grant Hays
Industrial Department
Great Lakes Navy Station
Detroit ‘Ship Building Company
Wyandotte
Mich
Pullman Company
Pullman
National War Garden Commission
American Stock and Wire Company
Union Malleable Iron Company
Root and van Dervoort
Hast
Moline
Springfield Commercial Association
Bessemer Park
Iowa
Schnectady
General Electric Company
New England
Marion G. Fish
Women’s Municipal League of
Boston
Women’s National Farm and den‘ Association
Victory Garden Drive
Peace talks with Germany open at Versailles
News from Versailles reports peace negotiations with Germany officially opened at 3:00 pm. Foreign Minister Brockdorff Rantzau and German delegate Henry Landsberg presented credentials to allied representatives. The session lasted about five minutes.
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Phillip Sims
Versailles
Germany
Brockdorff Rantzau
Henry Landsberg
Jules Cambon
Henry White
Matsui
Central Church Meeting Endorses Nichols in Moberly
The Central Church in Moberly held a service last night with Rev. Nichols receiving warm thanks for his faithful work. He delivered a royal and faithful sermon on faith and fellowship and returned home with best wishes from his hosts. Army recruitment for Siberia opens at St Louis office and auxiliary stations in Missouri and Illinois with three year service for white men in infantry medical, quartermaster and ordnance branches.
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Nichols
Central Church
Moberly
Siberia
St. Louis
Allied nations set for early convoy assignment
Washington dispatch reports the seven nations of the alliance have been assigned to an early convoy plan for war department operations, with details announced today.
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Washington
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