First Effort To End Port Strike Fails
Special Dispatch to The Tribune Oklahoma City April 3 charges that Mrs Richard Croker nite of the Tammany Hall chieftain are scoffed at by relatives and friends in Muskogee and Tahlequah. She is one thirty second Cherokee and enrolled in the tribe. Born at Maysville Arkansas she is daughter of Mr and Mrs Vack Fue mondgon and kin to Representative W W Hastings. She taught in Cherokee County and studied music in New York in 1914. She supports her parents and two younger siblings and remains devoted to Tammany.
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The
Tribune
Oklahoma City
Okla
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Muskogee
Tahlequah
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Mya. Vack Fuemondgon
W. W. Hastings
Old
Cherokee Female Seminary
New York
Treland
Hein
Italy Seeks Corridor Through Tyrol to Germany
A persistent rumor in political circles claims Italian politicians are backing a plan to create an independent Tyrol state under Italian protection and establish a corridor to Germany through Tyrol. The report notes publicity surrounding the idea from April.
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Germany
Tyrol
Strike Fails to End Harbor Work Stoppage at New York Central Ferries
The first move to settle harbor worker strike on ferries and floating equipment ended in failure. Union leaders pressed for assurances that railroads would not sell tugs and lighters to private owners to avoid longer hours. Crowley of New York Central denied selling floating gear but could not pledge for other lines, prompting talk of a general conference among railroads to settle the dispute.
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New York Central Railroad
PS. Crowley
New York Central
Walter B. Pollock
New York
Crowley
New Conference
Fotlock
New York den
Farbor
Erie
Thongs
Ry Healey
Arihritian
Éntral
Joseph Ho Sien
Metrowis
J. J. Ment
Mynavera
Rome
Mantell
Siam
Webster Husof
Chicago faces Railroad Tie Up
Chicago April 3 railroads risk a general tie up as 700 switchmen of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad and 600 switchmen of the Chicago Junction Railroad walk out unless wage demands are granted. Officials warn the strike could involve up to 15600 workers and disrupt dockside shipments.
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Chicago
Sau Meall
Chicago, Milwauke, & St. Paul
Chicago Junetion
Chicago Railroad
John Grund Provident
Chicago Yardman's Association
Brotherhood of Mailway
Chicago Liveriock
Mtuck
Railraad
Hitler
Ik Way
Din Yarden Union
Poe, Greer
Poe, Greer, Vices Peesilent
Chicago, Milwaukee & Bt
Baul Rail Row
Whow
Tony Maid
Mie
Hun
Popy Weil Pot
Srikbes
Chie
Hoover declines personal canvass for Republican nomination
Herbert Hoover will not tour personally to seek the Republican nomination, citing heavy duties with European relief and limited organization. He asks Hoover Republicans to avoid active campaigning or pressing for his entry, stressing unity and work toward advancing party goals rather than individual names.
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Herbert Hoover
John I.lucey
Hoover National Republican Club
Hoover
California
Mihigan
Miedsros
Petrograd Homes Looted by Reds in Golden Week
The State Department was advised that Bolshevik authorities seized all gold jewelry and valuables during an authorized raid on Petrograd homes last week. The confiscation was so extensive that Petrograd officials dubbed the period “golden week.”
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the Tribune
Washington
Petrograd
State Department
Tenants Told That Homes Are Vacant September 30
Tenants with leases expiring in September were informed that their apartments would be deemed vacant, seen as a move to dodge rent profiteering laws passed in Albany. Landlords may claim new tenant rights to bid for vacated units, challenging protections. News outlines landlord tactics, legal challenges, and tenant aid efforts including free legal views and district meetings.
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Albany
Arthur J. W. Filby
Fifth District
Hilly
Munical
Bth
Disteler Court
Riverside Welfare League
Upper West Side
Wadleigh High
Weather mainly fair before a possible afternoon shower
The forecast notes clear morning skies with light winds and steady temperatures. Increasing cloudiness is expected in the afternoon with a likely shower by night. a mild spring day awaits readers ahead of anticipated weather changes.
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Eraders
Trewin
Toggery
Prohibition Cuts Alcoholic Patients in City Hospitals
Prohibition has reduced alcoholic patients in New York City hospitals by about ninety percent over the past year. Bellevue Hospital freed staff and space to treat more general cases, while New York Hospital reports a drop in intoxication patients as ambulances redirect attention to mental, maternity, and tubercular services, signaling wider health improvements.
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Bellevue Hospital
New York Hospital
City of
New York
Bellevue
City Allicinia
Broderick D. Greeto
Enstad Hospital Fundy
Darturn
Nurwex
Ireland Placed Under Martial Law In Dublin Vigil
Rings of steel surround Ireland with Dublin cordoned off by troops and barbed wire. Tanks and machine guns protect major routes as authorities brace for a potential Easter uprising. Sinn Fein mocks the measures while British forces tighten controls and search travelers and trains.
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Frank Getty
Thins Buropean Bureau
Seid
New
Tork Tribune
London
Ireland
Dublin
Cork
Trojany
Londonderry
Miitary
Jtwan
Thiblin Castle
Sinn
Danish King Asked To Prevent Strike
An April 25 event reports a 40 000 strong procession through Amalienborg to the royal palace as a deputation urged King Christian X to help avert a general strike and form a responsible ministry. The King promised to consider the resolution while political leaders met. mounted police blocked crowds in Amalienborg Square amid a tense rally with Red Flags and speeches.
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Oventiagen
King Christ
Liebe
Amallenborg Square
Armenia Mandate Costs and Conditions Outlined
The Harbord commission advised the United States would spend 275 million dollars in the first year to hold the Armenia mandate, with total five year costs of about 757.35 million. It urged European powers govern all of Turkish Europe while the U.S. set conditions on loans, diplomacy, and control of revenues and debt. The report notes strong objections to foreign control of U.S. financial policy and suggests limited American involvement unless violations are avoided.
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Tribune
Washington
United States
Armenia
Wilson
American Commission
James G. Harbord
Harbord
Senate
Uropean
Turkey
Commis Siow
Constantinople
U.S
France
England
Germany
Russia
Transcaucasia
Turey
Mena
Council of Administration
Council
Syria
Mesopotamia
Ottoman Empire
Near East
Self-Convoked Session Sought for Suffrage
Bridgeport Connecticut report says General Assembly members seek written pledges from a majority of Senate and House to convene a well-armed session to ratify the Federal suffrage amendment, despite Governor Holcomb not calling it. The plan aims for an April gathering before month’s end.
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Connecticut
Bridgeport
Conn
Bridgeport Times
General Assembly
Senate
House
Marcus J. Holcomb
the Times
Allies Renew Demand on Turks
ONISON April 1 The Allies have presented a collective note to the Turkish government reiterating their demand that the matter officially disavow the Nationalist movement, according to an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Constantinople under today's date.
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Onison
Constantinople
Tyeslay
French Stand On Ruhr to Aid Mueller Regime
France shows support for liberal elements in Germany and warns against German troops entering the Ruhr neutral zone. Paris seeks to back anti rearguard forces to promote a democratic development and prevent militarist dominance amid unrest tied to the Ruhr valley crisis.
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Ruhr
Mueller
Fork Tribune Ine
Paris
France
Rube Valley
Berlin
Rhine
Muel
Cibine
Gernée
Itude
Sia
Germany
Rul
Treinler Siter
Reichswehr
Murller
Bricklayers Win Wage Hike to 1.25 an Hour
Mayor Mylan issued a decision after joint talks between bricklayers and Mason Builders Association. The order grants bricklayers 1.25 dollars per hour for a night shift, covering the rest of 1920, following a dispute over proposed raises and hour limits.
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Mylan
Ayers
Tinton
Mason Builders Association
Decisio
Ity
Franco German crisis deepens over Ruhr and troop moves
Paris reports a grave Franco German standoff as Germany seeks to enter the Ruhr with more battalions without French consent. Wilson’s stance and French assurances cloud the situation with possible prewar strategy and underground plans linked to German aims on the Rhine and coal deliveries.
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Ruhr
France
Rhine
Rman
England
Italy
Frouve
Germany
Wilson
Goran
Fenner
Amon
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Xeme
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