Supreme Court voids Newberry primaries ruling
The Supreme Court overturned federal convictions of Truman H. Newberry and sixteen co defendants, ruling Congress lacked power to regulate primaries under the federal corrupt practices act. Justice McReynolds authored the majority opinion while Chief Justice White dissented on broader election powers. The decision signals possible new trials or dismissals and sets off debates on congressional regulation of primaries.
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Truman H. Newberry
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Return to Normal Confidence After May Day Demonstrations
The May Day observance across the United States is described as returning to normal conditions. Attorney General J. H. Daugherty reports calm nationwide, rejecting a general public warning to deter demonstrations. He cautions against provoking agitators, calls for vigilance and work, and likens the nation’s stance to a patriotic program.
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Columbus
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America
J. Xe Daugherty
Department of Alatice
Ican
Mer. Daugherty
Tras
Jury verdict in election conspiracy case affirmed
A district court verdict in an election conspiracy case was affirmed. The defendant expressed gratitude that those connected with him were cleared and that thousands of loyal supporters remain confirmed.
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District Court
Wreck Near Rockford Kills Two May Die
Railroad officials began an investigation into the wreck of train Wo.109 near Rockford Minnesota. More than twenty people were injured with sixteen taken to Minneapolis hospitals. Two victims from St Paul Christ Jorgensen and James Purdhart are not expected to recover.
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Milwaukee Man Sentenced to 35 Years for Attacking Child
United Press reports Raymond Fitzpatrick eight years old? no, a man charged with attacking a one year old girl received a 35 year sentence at a municipal court in Milwaukee. Judge A O Backes called the offense worse than murder after a plea of not guilty was withdrawn and the case concluded with dismissal of the charge.
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German Chiefs Face Trial for War Guilt
Berlin United Press reports German leaders charged with wartime guilt will stand trial once reparations are settled. The Justice Minister says witnesses will be questioned in London and the process will move swiftly to a May start, aiming to clear them quickly.
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Germany
Shipping Tieup Seen Result of Walkout
A national shipping tieup loomed as marine engineers and firemen resigned to protest wage cuts. About 30,000 to 42,000 workers in this port affected, with 125,000 total in strike action across Atlantic Gulf and Pacific ports. Officials warned of widespread disruption, while President Harding and labor leaders weighed arbitration and government mediation.
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Gold in Ontario sparks land rush near Otter
An Associated Press report notes gold strikes in Ontario near Otter Mewar. A tarin five miles north of Ot- Mewar sparked a ranch interest as 2,000 acres were staked in the early rush.
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Mellon Proposes Tax Reforms and Debt Retirement Plan
Congressional committees review treasury proposals from Secretary Mellon on tax reform replacing the excess profits tax with a corporate profits tax or alternative income tax, capping top rates, repealing luxury taxes, and broad new levies to reach four billion dollars. Also outlined is refinancing and retiring short term debt via victory notes and securities maturing through 1928 to clear all short term obligations by 1928.
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Builders Strike Hits 20 Crafts Across Regions
Associated Press reports widespread walkouts as 26 000 to 38 000 union workers in building trades demand wage protections. Philadelphia and New York state show heavy activity with reductions proposed up to 24 percent, printers seeking forty four hour weeks, while employers push for cuts. The unrest spreads as new officeholders seek staff.
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New York
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United States Awaits Allied Council Action on Germany
Washington officials withheld comment as the Allied Supreme Council in London debated German reparations. The State Department said no new German proposals had been received and the U S would determine its course after official notice from the council.
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More Paper Makers Walk Out at Green Bay
More than 600 paper workers in Green Bay Wisconsin walked out Sunday morning to oppose a wage reduction of 16 to 24 percent. A counter proposal to accept a smaller cut was rejected by the mill management after a conference scheduled for April 22. About 5,900 paper mill workers in Green Bay area reported idle as strikes spread to New England where about 1,800 workers faced wage reductions from 20 to 25 percent. International Paper plants in Livermore Falls Chisholm and Rumford Maine with 1,500 workers suspended operations while a 15 percent cut was rejected in Lincoln New Hampshire. Some mills elsewhere accepted the lower scale.
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No diplomat to Vatican expected
A White House statement says no American diplomatic representative to the Vatican is planned. The president and aides say there will be no nomination and that no such proposal has been sent to Congress. The remark follows questions about possible representation and reflects the administration’s stance.
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Nationwide print strike averted in many cities
Across the nation printers paused in major centers like Chicago New York and St Louis as forty four hour week demands sparked sporadic strikes then softened with employer concessions. Union leaders reported progress toward shorter weeks while some shops remained open under existing terms and others prepared for possible action if contracts faltered.
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Three Big Strikes On Today In National Labor Wave
New York strikes hit shipbuilding printing and paper trades as walkouts oppose wage cuts. Seamen vote against 25 percent cut risking federal shipping across coasts. typographers push forty four hour week. paper mills and newsprint plants protest 15 to 20 percent reductions. Overall tens of thousands walk out, paralyzing major sectors from Philadelphia to Chicago stockyards.
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Policeman shoots and kills burglar in night incident
An unidentified man, about 25, shot and killed by a policeman after attempting burglary at a residence. The suspect was holding a bundle and wearing dark hair, with no ticket or identification. Investigation to determine motives and details underway.
Appleton Print Shops On Strike Amid Labor Tensions
Builders and masons join a broader strike affecting Appleton print shops though not yet hitting operations. Employees threaten action with a Tuesday meeting to push toward a forty four hour week. A French scientist unveils a method to regenerate used lubricating oil.
Dentists Murder Case Ends in Wife Confession Bootleg Plot Unveiled
Chicago wife Mrs. Thomas J. Rowland confessed to police she shot her husband, Dr. Rowland, in their home after a domestic dispute over a blackmail plot involving a young woman. Police say a receipt and statements tie the crime to money and jealousy.
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Wisconsin Veterans Drum Corps on National Tour
The Wisconsin Veterans' Drum Corps begins a national tour starting in Madison with a two day program. The itinerary lists Chicago South Bend Cleveland Musburg Baltimore and Washington. On July 4 they will perform before President Harding at the capital.
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Chicago
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Musburg
Baltimore
Washington
Harding
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Baby Dies After Being Hit By Auto
A three year old girl, Sister Kalisky, died at a hospital following injuries from a pedestrian collision earlier the same day. The vehicle was driven by Robert Vanderwarn, 17.
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Kalisky
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