Kelly's Army Marches On Toward Washington Capitol
A Coxey-like procession led by Kelly travels from Avoca toward Washington with thousands watching in Neola and Avoca. Disciplinary actions, mutinous tensions, and plans to petition Congress focus on arid lands irrigation and employable work for the unemployed, amid political maneuvering and police warnings.
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Neeohen
Neola
Far West
Baker
Racng
Hes
Fim
Associated Press
Capitol
Washington
Pence
Colorado
Meguire
California
Alen
Nevada
Pigeon Hole
Constitutional Lawyers
Coxey
Hreke
Avoca
Fdna Harper
Annie Houton
Council Blairs
Keily Friday
Eveni Ss
Union Pacific Company
Council Bluffs
Council Brifis
Slow march of Coxeyites fuels unrest in New York picket
Notes on allied invading armies report Jr. Lancis Train claiming congress will hear Coxeyites. Metzeratt Music Hall set for two weeks to mobilize the protest. Train vows arrest of him if any arrest occurs. Colonel Aubrey promotes to general. Salisbury assigns new quarters at a park house on Blake street with 186 recruits for the Commonweal army. A telegram seeks railcar rates to haul troops to Washington. Paris Temps likens Coxey marches to medieval uprisings.
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Calvin
Ube
Itheens
Papper
J. Oh
Reeslal Bes Bees Ebousen
Ubbewwee
Conuounwealarog
Kelly
Ederal Randall
Thas
Ripley
Hhaois
Kellys Aiis
Chicago
Ineo
New York
Gener
Coxey
Washington
Capitol
Boston
Dence
R.L
Denver
Coxer
Terre Haute
Ind
County Board of Health
Frye
Indianapolis
Jr. Lancis Train
Congress
Coxeyites
Shisgion
Mr. Train
Metzeratt Music Hall
Train
Uapois
Aubrey
Salisbury
Blake Street
M. Eline Galls
Paris Temps
United States
Rioters Clash With Police At Oliver Plant Riot
A coke yard riot at the Oliver Plant near Uxfoxton West Virginia ends in bloodshed as angry women attack deputies. Mrs Fetzka leads with an ax and is knocked down by a revolver shot. others are injured with maces bayonets and gun stocks amid a chaotic scene. Deputies struggle to quell the mob.
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Uxfoxtons
Oliver
Here
Michael Fetzko
Wilhelm
Richards
Winchester
Governor Nelson Urges Arbitration to End Great Northern Strike
St Louis April 24 Governor Knute Nelson seeks to mediate the Great Northern strike after meetings with President Hill and officials Debs Howard. Nelson urges arbitration with Hill naming one arbitrator, employees selecting a second, and a third chosen jointly. If deadlocked judges Nelson and Thomas may decide. Nine strikers arraigned for mail obstruction. cases continued.
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Great Northern
St. Louis
Knute Nelson
Hill
Company
Debs
Howard
American Railway Union
Capitol
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Thomas
United States Court
United States
Spencer
Senator Peffers Coxey Committee Defeated in Senate
Washington April 24 Senator Washburn spoke against the tariff bill while Senator Dolph followed. A motion by Senator Peffer to appoint a Coxey Committee failed 27 to 26. In the House, a bill extending the Metropolitan Street Railroad power was passed. a separate measure to permit bookmaking at spring and fall jockey meetings was defeated. Deputy Casilli stands trial in Naples.
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Coxey Committee
Washington
Senate
Washburn
Minnesota
Dolph
District of Columbia
Coxey
House
Metropolitan Street Railroad Company
Jockey Clubs
Strike Extends as United Mine Workers Call Regional Action
Connel lsville Pennsylvania April 24 Delgate convention of coke workers at Scottdale passed resolutions ordering the region out to join the United Mine Workers general strike. Leaders expect widespread stoppages across the coke belt within days with Valley and Standard plants reportedly out sparking cheers among strikers. Other districts report miners staying away or working while pay is in store checks amid sympathy actions.
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Scottdale
Hinger
Valley and Standard
United Mine Workers’ Association
Rekon
Frick
Alinois Stiners
Dasville
His
Consolidated Coal Company
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Kellyville
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Danville Feld
Wmatfer
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Ills
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Pirrspens
Turtle Creek
Presigent de Armitt
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company
O'Malley
Miners’ Union
Csll
National Miners’ Union
Missouri
Kansas Cit
Lexington
Higkinsville
Beatty & Jones
Higginsville
Victory for the Olympic Club in New Orleans ruling
In New Orleans on April 2 the Olympic Club sub won a victory, affirming a lower court ruling and potentially restoring the club to standing amid several suits filed months earlier during a period of nationwide controversy. The decision comes as litigants continue to push legal challenges linked to the broader dispute.
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Olympic Club
New Orleans
Olympic
NOT AIMED AT AMERICANS Diplomatic decree shocks French circles
A French government decree forbids marriages between diplomats or consular staff and foreigners without foreign minister approval. Premier Perier explains the move targets French representatives marrying foreigners, not Americans, though it sparks surprise in diplomatic circles. The measure echoes a 60 year old policy affecting consular staff and may affect diplomats abroad with foreign wives.
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Paws
Carnot
Jules Putesours
Count Daunasy
Foreign Office
Casimer Perler
Casimer Perier
M. Sales Patenotre
Brazil's Fugitive Insurgents Move Between Rio and Buenos Aires
President Peixoto ordered strict surveillance on Brazilian insurgents in Montevideo and Buenos Aires and urged Uruguay and Argentina to expel them to prevent future incursions into Brazil. The issue was raised amid fears of renewed invasion plans by the insurgent factions.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Peixoto
Montevedio
Buenos Ayres
Uruguay
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