Sea Strikers Vote Today On U S Offer In Strike Fallout
Nation-wide shipping fate hinges on today's meetings of striker groups including marine engineers wireless workers stokers and cooks They will decide whether to accept or reject compromise proposals from Secretary Davis and Secretary Hoover The six points include reinstatement wage cut of 18 percent and overtime provisions with collective bargaining rights Guaranty on the bonus system remains a sticking point as strikers warn penalties could erode gains Vessels continue to sail and a picket line clash left a seaman wounded near Cherry and Catharine Streets
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Shimmy Shakers Led Toward Cemetery, Warn Milwaukee Doctor
Milwaukee expert Dr George Rubland decries modern jazz as atavistic reversion and a danger to health. He says the shimmy and other dances erode nerves and moral taste, urging a return to old, healthful dances for physical and social well being.
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Tribune
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Rubland
Rahland
Man on Slacker List Died in 1917 After Failing Army Test
Brooklyn man Charles Ferdinand Meyer died November 19 1917 from heart ailment after being listed as a deserter in a draft evaders list. Relatives challenge the error while War Department reviews cases and the American Legion pledges aid to rectify misentries.
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War Department
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Linden Avenue
Nostrand Avenue
Alfred H. Fawkner
Argonne
Anid
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Governor's Island
F. W. Galbraith Jr
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Legion
New York
Stanley Harrison Prench
Secretary of War
Judge Advocate
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Howatt H. Mallinson
Ashford Street
Mallinson
Valparaiso
Chile
Washington
Secretary To Rich Woman Drowned in Pit
Miss Mérion Butterworth a secretary to Miss Emily D Proctor vanished Tuesday night and her body was found in an abandoned water filled quarry south of Proctor Vermont Divers recovered the body from over 100 feet deep water. The motive remains unknown and it is unclear if death was by suicide or murder Search efforts involved the entire community and local organizations. Miss Butterworth a Boston University graduate and an orphan worked for the richest woman in Vermont, Miss Proctor.
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Emily D. Proctor
Redfield Proctor
Misa Proctor
Vermont
Boat Wrecked in Storm Strands Man Three Miles Off Shore
Mount Vernon electrician Walter Garrabrant spent a night stranded on a rock three miles from Westchester after a storm drove his fifty foot motor boat. Rescuers found him exhausted but able to recount the ordeal saying the experience was enough for him.
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Fort Schuyler
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Prominent Lawyer Fatally Shot by Wife in New Orleans
Frederick R. Levee, 42, a Los Angeles and New Orleans lawyer, was shot in the lung and killed by his wife at St. Charles and Gravier Streets. She handed the gun to Cor poral Michael Buckley after firing, then walked to police headquarters to discuss years of alleged marital trouble and harassment.
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New Orleans
Frederick R. Levee
Los Angeles
St. Charles
Gravier
Buckley
None Too Many Asserts Mother of Ten in Hubbard Lake
At Hubbard Lake Michigan on May 7 1921 Mrs Orville Robb celebrates ten children born to her in under twelve months with five newborns Jain Bessie Vera and Velma each just sixteen days old and triplets Molet Ver and Velma born May 5 1920. The family includes Victor Loyal Arnold Harriet Beatrice John Rosale and others with the oldest just over eight years.
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Velma
Robb
Victor
Loyal
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Beatrice
Molet
John
Rosale
Mighty Fleet To Guard U.S. In Far East
Washington reports a planned naval buildup to project American power in Asia. The Sixth and Fifth divisions of dreadnoughts plus thirty destroyers will reinforce Asiatic waters, with Florida as flagship under Rear Admiral Strauss. Utah Delaware North Dakota, plus divisions 5 21 40 and more vessels, will join the Pacific force to deter threats near the Philippines.
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American Navy Department
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Spanish Islands
Florida
Joseph Strauss
Huron
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Delaware
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Two-Gun Bandit a Humorist Special Dispatch
Chicago May 7 A man with two revolvers entered John Monahan's saloon at 455% Wallace Street and, amid a running gag of commands to the crowd, held them at bay for about half an hour before Policeman John La Rue arrested him. The suspect gave the name James Muller.
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Special Dispatch
the Tribune
Chicago
John Monahan
Wallace Street
John la Rue
James Muller
Berlin Fears Polish Peril Is Disarmed
Berlin reports a surge of German nationalism over Upper Silesia and Allied reparations demands. Conservatives push to resist disarmament while the new cabinet may include Dr. Wilhelm Mayer as foreign minister. Dr. Rudolf Schwander is tipped as chancellor.
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Ruhr
Wilhelm Mayer
France
Rudolf Schwander
Strasburg
von Kahr
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Zeitung Am Mittag
Mayer
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Vossische Zeitung
Foreign Relations Committee
the Tribune
New York ‘Tribune Inc
Association of German Steel and Iron
Runaways Nabbed In Coal Bin After Bronx Frontier Plan
Sammy Violin and Joe Hochman, both twelve, run away with a plan to reach the plains and hunt "Indians." They are found in a coal bin at their mothers’ homes after police are alerted. Detected by coal dust on clothes and photos, they are returned home and sent to the New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
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Kelly Street
Joe
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New York
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White Plains
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Regenyan
Daniel Boone
New York Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Reichstag Divided Over Accepting Allied Reparations Terms
Berlin May 7 The Reichstag admitted no progress on solving the reparations crisis after a day of party meetings and cabinet talks. The coalition split when the Clericals and Majority Socialists faced divided opinions on yielding to the Allied ultimatum, with Bavaria hardening its stance over the Upper Silesian issue and disarmament.
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Associated Press
Reichstag
Foreign Relations
German People’s Party
Democrats
Herman Mueller
Johannes Bell
Bavaria
Einwohnerwehr
von Kahr
Irish Leaders Meet. Peace Hopes Rise in Ireland
Dublin reports Sir Hamar Greenwood calling the James Craig and Eamon de Valera meeting the most hopeful sign for peace in 760 years. He praised Sir James for meeting openly with opponents and said the Irish question must be settled by Home Rule after elections.
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Reichswehr
Craig
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Dis- de Valera
Dublin
Associated Press
Ireland
James Craig
Dealguute
Ulster
Eamon Dé Valera
Hamar
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de Valera
Sir Hamar
Northern
Southern Ireland
West Virginia
Viry
South Carolina
California
Texas
United States
Westmeath
Murray
Cappaghwhite
Tipprary
Hip Pockets Tap at Safe Doors for Rum
Atlantic City May proprietors of cafés and restaurants install armed bouncers at doors under the extra dry law. They tap pocket bulges for bottles. if found, entry is denied. If no bottle is found and one appears later, bouncers discard wands and proceed as usual.
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Atlantic City
Detectives Trick Suspect in Hair-Raising Test
Chicago detectives Sheehy and Doyle test a prisoner during an identification exercise. The man claimed to be Tommy O Connor but insisted his name was Maxwell McArthur and admitted dyeing a moustache to match the suspect. The pair continued the plucking game while confirming the misidentification.
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Chicago
the Tribune Ghicago
Sheehy
Doyle
Tommy” O'Connor
Maxwell McArthur
O'Connor
Connor
Delay of Knox Peace Resolution Extends Into June
Washington notes indicate the Knox peace resolution will be kept pigeonholed for several months as the administration accepts invitations to join postwar talks. Officials cite critical Allied and domestic situations, saying haste could jeopardize reparations talks and troop arrangements in Germany and elsewhere.
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René Viviani
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