Citywide ferry strike strains New York food supply
Harbor workers walking off ferries halt most rail and lighter traffic to the port city. Officials warn a sustained stoppage could trigger severe food shortages as 90 percent of city food moves via rail and ferries, with limited service continuing on a few lines.
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Oer Vinstad Freie Company
Police Foil Cracksmen at Local Plant Heist
Reported tip to police foiled a burglary at a Bethlehem area plant on West Street. Arrests followed as officers questioned Harry Allman George David and Murray Gustin, with witnesses and evidence pointing to a nearby break in.
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Moen
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Ub Roe
Ta Interpagaty
el Mongar
Teachers to Get $200,000 Bonus
The Newark Board of Education reports a $200,000 surplus to be distributed as a $100 bonus to teachers who served during the current school year. Principals and assistants do not share in the bonus. payments will be made at the end of the school year in June.
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Theill
Wilson Out Of Georgia Primaries
The Georgia presidential primary entries closed with President Wilson's name withdrawn by petition signers. Only Palmer, Watson, and Hoke Smith remained on ballots. The move sparked administration speculation but Wilson reportedly would not publicly dispute the matter or campaign in Georgia.
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Thomas E Watson
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Newbery
Cammanes
Hartford Halts Light Savi Suspending New Hours
Hartford officials meet with Mayor Kinsale to review rail timing and keep current schedule. A proclamation asks Hartford to revert to standard time next Sunday and for three more weeks, delaying any change to the sunrise line amid a labor adjustment and fuel concerns.
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Standard Few
Germans Prefer Credit From U.S.
Berlin reports that Deutsche Tageszeitung favors American aid over the Supreme Council loan. The American plan includes credits for planting foodstuffs and raw materials and supports using confiscated German property in America as security.
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Deutsche ‘Tageszeitung
Germany
Supreme Council
Tagesseilung
America
Four Indicted Over Supreme Court Leak Case
Grand jury in Washington charges four men with conspiring to defraud the United States by using advanced knowledge of Supreme Court decisions to profit in stock trading tied to Southern Pacific and related markets. Defendants include Aston M. Kubey, Joseph Meena, James Graves, Moses Baro, and B. Milfred Mayer Jr. The indictment alleges schemes to disclose confidential court rulings to others for speculative gain.
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United States
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United St Supreme Court
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Ivaehs
Southern Pacific Railway Company
United An Northern Divietun Afc
Andersons Ward In Yonkers Scandal Recounts Prohibition Era
In Yonkers a tale voices William He Anderson, late vendint of ABW Senn Lense nat jirohibition, conducted by The Yonters Heralde. The Ath Ward is noted as finishing last nip, with plans to reform the saloon and curb trade amid a ten-part restoration effort.
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Yonkers
William He Anderson
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Suffrage Defeated In Delaware Senate Vote 25-6
Dover Delaware April 1 suffrage was defeated in the Delaware House of Representatives by a 25 to 6 margin. Supporters vowed to seek a reconsideration next week. The defeat boosts anti suffrage sentiment and shifts attention to Connecticut and Vermont as potential ratifiers. Local leaders criticized national organizers amid jubilant opposition.
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Dover
Det
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Dylaware
United States Senate
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Willion
North Carolina
Bey
Charlot Rowe
New York
Carve Chaman Catt
Delaware
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Hue
Walter McNabiy
Nelawan
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Anardee
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Hart
Tord
Larence Bayard Milleschai
Helaware
National
Elmen
Mike
Wis
Senate
Tostly
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Gigy Fouer
Irish Drive in Washington Storm Hits Capitol District
An OCR fragmented report from Washington dated April 1 describes a disruptive incident near the Capitol. Police intervened to contain the disturbance as bystanders were deterred before reaching the Capitol grounds. The account notes a tense scene and ongoing police action.
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Washington
Capitol
Vanderbilt Heiress Grace Vanderbilt to Wed W C Chanter
Grace Vanderbilt, heiress of Cornelius Vanderbilt lineage, engaged to William C Chanter. Chanter descends from the Astors and Winthrops. wedding planned for April 17 at the Church of the Transfiguration with Grace Vanderbilt as a bridesmaid in the Tittle family wedding.
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W. C. Chanter
Cornelas Vanderbilt
Hele Deaghtins
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Ann
Kivutehant
Mea Lowhs
Urna Yen
Vienderbilt
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Ravport
Severn
Vanderbilt
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Vuehter
Wilbun Dig Sebietelin
Katy Sloe Meniand
Ind Mes
Job Heney Hammond
Mianne Morsis
William Vanderbilt
Cornelia Vanidogbilt
Vane Hoyle
Grace Vanderbilt
M. Orme Wilson
Mis
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Ret Wilson
Bady Werbert
Michess
Roxburghe
Duchess of
Monty
Lealio Mirra
Archilwly Martay
William
Chanter
Burverd Law
Socialist Party Ouster Fight Reaches Courts In NY Assembly
In Albany, after 22 hours of debate, the New York Assembly expelled five Socialist members by large margins, Waldman and Claessens, plus Solomon, De Witt, and Orr, amid a tense session marked by Speaker Sweet’s sharp clash with Roosevelt. The vote left one absentee and ended with a relief-filled chamber as the ousters were declared.
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Assembly Today
Thaddeus C. Sweet
August Claessens
Louis Waldman
New York
Charles Solomon
Kings
Samuel A de Witt
Samuel Orr
Bronx
George M. Tyler
Ontario
Boon Yosterd
Bean
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Sweetnich
Ovelock
Louis Waldman Vaeans
Claessens
Solomon
de Witt
Orr
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Salomon
Sweet
Roosevelt
Assembly
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Usis
Wither
Rousesee
Noose
Americas
Socialet
Rosevelt
Maurice Bloch
Judiciary Committee
Socialista
Oon
Que
Whiel
Cigs
Tsepel Umara Enyce
Waldman
Tiger Kills Crocodile After Proudest Feats, Clemenceau Declares
In Cairo amid claims of strength Clemenceau, once French prime minister, recalls a crocodile killed by a bullet in its mouth during a Nile chase. He labels the feat a proud achievement of his years abroad. The tiger metaphor frames the event as a symbol of resolve.
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France
Sudan
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Tyger
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Tents Sent to Cities to Alleviate Housing Shortage
Representative Emerson of Ohio introduced a resolution authorizing the War Department to issue tents to cities during the summer to help houseless Americans. Cleveland would receive a specific allocation, with general distribution offering people a chance to find shelter at nominal rates.
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War Department
Representative Emerson
Ohio
Cleveland
Emerson
Veto Predicted For Peace Bill By Cummings
Washington April 1 President Wilson is expected to veto the peace with Germany if Congress adopts the resolution and sends it to him. Democratic National Committee Chairman Cummings says vote in the House will be party line. committee ordered formal report. Huddleston did not vote. Senate likely to consider next week. Cummings urges Democrats to oppose the measure and defends Wilson’s recovery.
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Sion
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Purther
Iowa
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Germany
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Block Presses Constitution Challenge Over Socialist Ouster
Attorney John Block and Socialist party lawyers vow to overturn the Assembly expulsions in court. They argue the ouster violates the U.S. Constitution by denying republican government and will seek nullification in state court or the U.S. Supreme Court, as bar association leaders condemn the action as dangerous to representative government.
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Otter
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Minehes
Marshall
New York
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Proskauer
Socialist Assembly Vic
Milla
Penniless Russian Princess Seeks Work in Geneva Trial
A Russian princess appeared before Vevey tribunal in Geneva on a charge of unpaid hotel bills. Claiming vast income and confiscated Moscow properties, she said she sought employment as companion or maid but faced aristocratic bias. The judge dismissed the case and taxed the hotelkeeper with costs.
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