Marine Tieup Ends Today as Strikes Head for Washington
Nation wide shipping strike nears end as a majority accepts a pact binding until May 1. Local 15 and Local 80 split on terms with harbor craft engineers voting against and seagoing engineers in favor. A protest meeting in Webster Hall dispatched a six engineer committee to Washington to oppose any signing with the Shipping Board.
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Admiral Benson
United States Shiping Board
William S. Brown
Marine Engineers’ Benoicrs Association
Marine Engineers
James J. Davis
Washington
Webster Hall
East Eleventh Street
Thomas B. Healey
Hesley
Soceed
Proest
Shipping Board
Bealey
Ernest Pegg
Pack Coast Council
Marine Engles’ Association
Efer
Jenjoy
Davis Pan
Shef Engineers
Brown
Fio Coast Branch
The
Andrew Furuseth
Nions
International Seven
Ie Wireless
American Steam- Ahip Owners’ Association
H. H Raymond
Son
Marine Enginiers
Ipping Bosra
Davis
Siaahingeen
Secretary of
Benson
Department of Labor
Lenin Says Communism Bankrupt and Capitalism Restored
A Moscow dispatch reported Lenin declared communism bankrupt and urged unlimited return of capitalism. He asks the All-Russian Central Executive Committee to recall Constitutional Democrats to aid Russia’s rebuilding, a proposal that caused great excitement but its adoption is not confirmed.
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Riga
Latvia
Moscow
Nikolai Lenine
Central Executive Committee
Russia
Constitutional Democrats
Lenina
Ronpolitik
Miss Stirling Loses to British Woman Golfer Miss Stirling Loses to British Woman Golfer
Scotland report: Miss Cecil Leitch defeats Miss Alexa Stirling 3 and 3 in a windy Scottish links match despite rain. Leitch seized key holes around the greens while Stirling battled the elements and rallied briefly on the back nine.
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Gale
Cecil Leitch
Scotland
New York Tribune
Edinburgh
Bobbie Burns
Bruce and
Wallace
Alexa Stirling
America
Miss Leitch
Maskie
Mise Leitch
Mia
Leitch
Flood Breaks Dike Threatening 14000 Acre Reclaimed Farm Area
In Woodlands Washington the dike protecting 14000 acres of reclaimed land collapsed as floodwaters surged. The nearby pumping station at Burch Slough was washed out, risking widespread flooding. About 400 to 500 farmers dependent on the district were warned to evacuate.
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Washington
Here
Burch Slough
Train Hits Trolley In Indiana Injuring Fifty
At 10 40 p m in Edinburg Indiana a Pennsylvania freight train collided with the Dixie Flyer trolley and a trailer car injuring between fifty and sixty persons. Two may be fatally hurt and several seriously hurt. Emergency crews rushed to the intersection to aid injured passengers and assess damage.
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K. K
Indiana
Edinburg
Ind
Pennsylvania
Dixie Flyer
Indianapolis, Columbus & Southern Traction
Bride and Husband Killed as Train Hits Buggy in New Jersey
Leonhardt Ulsted aged 35 and Tinie Ulsted 25 of Brooklyn were killed when a mule balked a top buggy at the White Horse Pike crossing in Egg Harbor New Jersey. The Camden Atlantic City flyer struck the rig, dragging it along the track before stopping.
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Egg Harbor
N. J
Leonhardt Ulsted
Tinie Ulsted
Brooklyn
White Horse Pike
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ulsted
Uluted
Wreck on Third Ave Elevated Injures 20 in Bronx
A northbound Third Avenue elevated train jumped the rails near 149th Street in the Bronx and ignited a fire. More than twenty people were hurt and a towerman, James Broderick, is missing. The seven car wooden train carried over 400 passengers as it derailed and struck the signal tower.
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Lincoln Hospital
Hirsch Margolis
East 172d Street
The
Rebecca Margolis
Hirsch
Isidore Spotland
Fox Street
Wolf Spetanll
East 169Th Street
John O'Connor
Mast
John Pitscher
Franklin Avenue
Harry Setety
Sutter Place
Brooklyn
William H. Murphy
White Plains Avenue
Murphy Attek
East 17Th Street
Murphy
Westchester Avenue
Keith
Royal Theater
Edward Donohue
Beach Street
Plan May Figure In Disarmament Pact Reach
London dispatch reports renewed push to include the United States in a three nation Anglo Japanese agreement. British leaders and dominion premiers favor U.S. participation to bolster empire unity and naval defense while seeking to curb Bolshevism in China. Conference discussions are slated for June with Prime Minister Lloyd George facing questions in the Commons.
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Draper
the Tribune
New York Tribune Inc
London
United States
America
Prowler Hughes
Australia
British Empire
Japan
Great Britain
England
China
Associated Press
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Einstein Sails Quietly From New York Pier
Professor Albert Einstein sailed from the White Star Line pier aboard the Celtic bound for Liverpool accompanied by his wife and Mrs. Chaim Weizmann. A watchman halted the parting with a clash over smoking and a violin, while the city had earlier honored him for his science.
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Wallene
New York
White
White Star Line
Liverpool
Albert Einstein
Chaim Weizmann
Hylan
Hon Ory
America
Harding Like Washington Says Harvey Unveiling Bust
Colonel George Harvey United States Ambassador to Great Britain spoke at a Memorial Day ceremony in St. Paul s Cathedral. He said Washington closely resembled the current U S president in Washington with many attributes of statesmanship. He praised Washington as brave and daring likening him to Nelson and Admiral Sims attended the event.
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London
Associated Press
George Harvey
United States
Great Britain
St. Paul's Cathedral
George Washington
Washington
Nelson
Admiral Sims
Briand Explains Why Air Disaster Delayed Ruhr Invasion
French premier Briand outlines the motive and timing behind the halted Ruhr invasion. He cites pressure to honor commitments and maintain allied cooperation as key factors guiding the decision.
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Briand
Ruhr
Army air service board to investigate Morgantown crash
A three officer board will probe the Morgantown Maryland air ambulance crash that killed seven, including five army men and two civilians. They will assess design or equipment defects and pilot error, with testimony taken at the scene and the wreck burned to prevent contamination.
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Army Air Service
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M. F. Scanlon
Bolling Field
W. ©. Ocker
Langley Field
P. ©. Wilkins
le Roy Wolfe
M. Ames
Ames
Viger
Scanlon
New York
Board of Investigation
Army
Milady To Have Paper Hat In New Fashion
A Chicago report notes French designers created a cheap paper hat for young girls that can be worn a week or five and then discarded. J A Kaempf, millinery manager, explains the technique uses treated coarse paper braided or ironed, with a glazing finish instead of wax.
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the Tribune Chicago
Sard
J. A. Kaempf
Esperanto Fishing Fleet Champion Sinks at Sea
The American schooner Esperanto, winner of Halifax’s fishing vessel race, foundered south of Sable Island. Captain Tom Benham of Gloucester, Mass., and crew fate unclear. Elsie II reported standing by and removing the Esperanto’s name. The Department of Marine and Fisheries seeks wireless confirmation of crew rescue.
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Halifax
Gloucester
N.S
Sable Island
Tom Benham
Mass
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Geel
Memorial Day Address at Arlington by President Harding
President Harding pledges to defend civilization and keep loyalty to America in a Memorial Day address at Arlington Cemetery. He emphasizes duty to self and to humanity, noting heroes who fought to preserve free institutions and liberty worldwide. Sir Auckland Geddes places wreathes, praising American sacrifice.
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Arlington Cemetery
Harding
America
Atlantic
Auckland Geddes
United Kingdom
Britain
Republic
Sean
Liberty
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