Labor War Returns to Chicago with Polices Shot Down
Tenor of violence hits Chicago's west side as two policemen are killed during bombings of factories and dynamite attacks. Police link the surge to anger over Judge Landis wage awards in the building trades dispute. Detectors sweep the city for labor leaders opposed to the Landis agreement.
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United Presa
Chikeaco
Glotters’ Union
Landis Rward
Chicago
George Miller
Kitens
Miller
John Rafferty
F Or
Big Tim" Murphy
Labor Czar
Chiongs
West Side
Landis
J. Clark
Sharp and Partridge Glass
Tyler
Hippach Warage
Terrence Lyone
Lyons
Tuvandwea
Joseph Mosler
Feg
Charles Fitamorina
Arens
Eact
Fitzmortris
Gombe
Witzmorrin
Oliver Optic and Cooper Boys Favorite Authors Dying Out
Associated Press notes Oliver Optic and J Fennimore Cooper are fading favorites among American youths, overtaken by Mallory Twain Stevenson and Scott. Public librarian Carl Rodon announces a 75,000 copy selected list for May 1925, highlighting biographies of Lincoln Roosevelt Edison and works on camping science and sports. Classic titles such as Tom Sawyer and The Three Musketeers remain perennial favorites alongside modern adventure volumes.
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Associated Peeas
Chicago
Henry
Div Chailly
Oliver Optic
J. Fennimore Cooper
Mallory
Mark Twain
Robert Stevenson
Sir Walter Scott
Ty Carl Rodon
Ist
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Edison
Christy Mathewson
Tom Sawyer
Gasoline Prices Rise Again In New Jersey
The Standard Oil Company announced an 8 cent increase in gasoline prices in New Jersey today. The move follows earlier price hikes and is part of broader adjustments by major refiners.
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New Jersey
Weller
CIA
Rome
Jared Corporation
Gthey Inde
Expected at the Committee of Forty-Four Meeting in Milwaukee
Report from Milwaukee describes a charged meeting of factional supporters around Attorney Morgan. Delegates from Milwaukee County will select a chair and committees for the Republican state conference. Principal address by Dr. W. Boganfield outlines anti radicalism stance in Wisconsin.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Atty
Don Wiliamt J. Morgan
Milwaukee County
W. Bo Ganfield
Carro! College
Wikwongin
Bagel
Arthur R. Barry
Attornty Gundalf Morgan
Toy
Morgan
Hik
Mattan
Atone Chargos
Fire at Lexington racetrack kills twenty seven horses
A blaze at the Lexington track of the Kentucky Jockey Club destroyed twenty seven Thoroughbred horses. The horses owned by former Senator John N Camden and trainer J Cal Mitam were valued at up to four hundred thousand dollars, with insurance. Firefighters reported scalding screams as animals perished and a horse named Mary was found dead from injuries inside the stalls.
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Associated Presa Y Lasington
Charney
Cotden Aml
Lexington
Kentucky
Colub
Ny Iimhining
United States
United States Benator John N. Camden
J. Cal Mitam
Layington
Plan to Balk Passage of Resolution Calling for Probe
Washington report says Republican leaders in the House plan to block and defeat a pending resolution to probe alleged “war graft” at the Justice Department. Floor Leader Mendel and allies, close to the administration, aim to defeat tabling and marshal votes to kill the measure if it clears the floor. Supporters include Representatives Woodruff of Michigan and Johnson of South Dakota, backed by Democrats, seeking to force an investigation.
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United Prestaff
Washington
House
Department” of Justice
Relinds
Mendel
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Woodruff
Michigan
Johnson
South Dakota
Woodruff and
Woodruffs
Cliracteriandt
Dana@herty
Harding
Congress
Victim of Unrequited Love Grips Paris Headlines
Paris reels as Peggy Hopkins Joyce again linked to sensational deaths and attempted suicides. reports claim lovers driven by unreturned affection hunger for fame while authorities probe the latest Paris tragedy and a chain of similar cases tied to the famed socialite. the scandal splashes across the city, drawing in figures from france and america amid mounting public frenzy.
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John de Gand
United Press State
Parisx
Peggy Hopkins
Jovee
Tadus
Mienself van Peesa
Faria
Paria
Muntz
Helleg
Beens
Atrend
Pepe
Stanley Joyce
Prevent
midAtlantic
America
Straxurig
Provision for American representation on international commissions
A conference report details amendments to an appropriation bill funding American delegates to commissions for Pan American, maritime, and war law issues. It notes changes in funding for the Allied Defense, the International Institute of Agriculture, and the Alaska-Canada boundary commission, with several items returned to the House for final disposition and a Senate-House compromise reached on key points.
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Associated Crews
Washington, D. C
eeProvision
Insternational Commissions
Arma
Renate Anih Hose Conforéas
House
Senate
Funda
Extea
Che House Confernes Appropriate
Aristetary Howhen
hnter-America High Commission
Houwae
Finwly
Santiago
Chile
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
British Claims Commission
France to Stand Firm on Foreign Property Rights
France signals a firm stance on foreign property issues despite Russia’s anticipated reply. French opinion supports protecting foreign property, with Premier Poincaré urged to take a strong stand to assure future investment.
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France
Genwamin
Poincwre
Russia
Chicago Mothers Check Their Babes
Chicago mothers plan to have babies cared for by police matrons under a program originated by Health Commissioner Herman Rundsen. He believes the scheme will save about 1,960 infant lives per year.
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United Preps
Chicago
Herman Rundsen
Capture of Rebel Leader Recalls Civil War Episode
A World War era account describes the Fourth Michigan Cavalry encircling Confederate leader Jefferson Davis’s associates in a dawn surprise. Veteran Thomas Hunter recalls the failed escape, the capture of a Confederate officer, and the surrounding siege that yielded several prisoners and a single notable survivor.
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Jefferson Davis
Michigan
Thomas Mr Hunter
T&rear-aid
Tristorica
Ub Gearlenan
Kabel
Michigan Troopers
Dave
Wigtts
Bhaiter
Meraan Luis
Davia
Hunter
General Chang Fleeing Toward Dairen Amid Pursuit
Reports from the Mearehortin front say General Chang Tan Lin fled toward Dairen after defeat. Chinese forces near Luan Chow and the Minkden railway south of the event wall engage as Chang’s troops retreat. Units reportedly breach the Takumm Mukden railway line to hinder pursuers while about 500 troops push toward Peiteng, thirty miles east.
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Prege
Y Tien Tain
Chang Tan Lin
Duren
Luan Chow
Minkden
Chenerst Wu
Wats
Purenit
Theeetiy
Peiteng
Raat
Chang
Candidates May Spend Unlimited Sums Says Atty General Daugherty
Attorney General Daugherty rules that candidates may spend unlimited funds in nomination primaries and general elections without disclosure. The opinion follows Newberry case limits and prompts push in Congress to fix campaign finance laws before the next fall elections.
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Atty
Daugherty
Herbert Vo wWarther
United Prose
United States
Senate
Oeecordituy Fe
Athorney
Daieberty
Genere
Supreme Court
Newberry
Congresa
Chancret Maugherty
Pomshone
Obta
Robert Gave
Miysaiuliuisotia
Intabahiy
PaoGion Play Delivers High Order Acting in Final Dress
Dramatic showcase titled the PaoGion Play featured a large ensemble including Anton Giese and a noted Tavarian chorus. The production, staged in Morrayed Village, highlighted a disciplined cast with leading roles in Mary, Mother of Christ and Capule Dieter. A special parliamentary audience arrived via three special trains for the closing performance and next show date.
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Patrona
Howla
Arrow
Anton Giese
Shyguera
Suldo Maver
Benitenie
Mirtha Viels
Mary
Capule Dieter
Landerd
Rupaic
Miedo
Trade and retail price trends claim better business conditions
The report notes improved business and trade, with renewed discussions on regulation. Hoover proposes steps to remove trade uncertainties as retail food prices rise about 7 percent from March to April, with major regional gains and some cities showing lower increases.
Motion for Rehearing in Hans Rodd Case
Motion for rehearing in the Hans Rodd case urged by Ty Ammorhired Press. The court notes a yearned delay and states after this time the matter will be taken under advisement. Rehearing will again open the case to new consideration and may set further hearings.
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Hans Rodd
Ty Ammorhired Press Y Madbog
Cnet
Dave
Hanna
Alyieement
Court
Neenah Man Leads Fox Valley Dentists Sales Plan
Neenah man and Dr J M Jonovan heads the Fox Valley dentists sales plan as Farmers Officers discussed at the antiuad convention closing session. Officers O A Mortell and Co A Cheney serve as president and secretary treasurer respectively. Elected to WoaTa of censors and executive council include G A Matten and Dr Rh Yoof Oxakowh. Anticipated meeting in May. Grain Growers plan considered for marketing dairy and grain products in the cooperative national farm breeders pact.
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Neenah
Fox Valley
United Prensa
Fené Wufar
J. MM. Jonovan
Fox River
O. A. Mortell
Co. A. Cheney
Roth
Lxat
Fond du Dae
Neenith
G. A. Mtratten
Rh A Yoof Oxakowh
Seiler
Preas Omaha
Wales Dian
United States
Germany to pay for Zeppelins damaged by treaty breach
The council of ambassadors today ruled Germany must recompense the United States for Zeppelins destroyed and not delivered under the Treaty of Versailles. The amount fixed is about 3,000,008 gold marks, roughly $758,401.
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United Prem
Mrs Zimmerman Takes Stand In Own Defense
Mrs Zimmerman testifies in her murder trial linked to the drowning of her two stepchildren in a cistern at their home in Geonomowne last December. She faces cross examination for hours as she recounts her version of events in a straightforward manner.
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United Press
Waukenbe
Ried Aimemerman
Qeonomowne
Menasha woman hangs herself in closet after mino gives way
A Menasha woman, age about 27, reportedly hanged herself in a closet at her home after a disruption. She was found by a family member, suspended from a closet door with a rope, as investigators noted concerns over recent mental strain following her spouse's return from work. The death prompted questions about family welfare and possible causes.
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Menasha
Mino
Tarry Gorotaht
Aren
Tifton
Genoa Sounds Tocsin of Peace Says Lloyd George
Prime Minister Lloyd George telegraphs to the British Parliament declaring Genoa has sounded a tocsin of peace. He notes humanitarian forces suffer losses in Europe and warns that the Allies will not rest until peace is secured, praising Genoa for its stance in the crisis.
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Genoa
Lloyd George
Trens
Iboyal Finorge Tevlas
Enghand
Wales
Union
Lim
Europe
Tnew Crusade
Bente
Rural Burglar Makes Third Appearance in Two Days
United Press reports a rural burglar struck again at a farmer's home near here. Frank Mueller and his 16 year old daughter Eleanor confronted the intruder as he rifled clothes, prompting her scream and the burglar escaping by leaping through a window.
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United Press
Milwanker
Frank Mueler
Mueller
Eleanor
Russia's delayed reply to Allied note at Genoa conference
Contending delegates report Russia’s formal reply to the allied memorandum was not delivered as expected. Tehitcherin of Russia left Genoa to consult allies. officials anticipate tomorrow’s presentation. Key sticking points remain on nationalization and concessions to communists, while minor questions from Georgia and Eastern Galicia are debated amid security concerns.
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Adoun
Lenine
Trudnria
Exchanere
Georgia
Galieia
Barr Valley
Russia
Poland
France
Tiopatlii
Subvernmission
Lexuar Debsites
Genoa
AL Nee
Louis Barthou
Barthou
Belghim
Divorces Sought by Noted Picture Colony Members
In Los Angeles Superior Court Morris the author and member of the picture colony seeks divorce from Mrs Elsie Marvin after four years separation. Constance Talmadge also seeks a divorce from John M Plalogia a wealthy Greek tobacco businessman in New York alleging desertion and other incompatible causes.
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Iry United Praag
Tom Magetes
Gouverneur
Constance
John M. Plalogia
New York
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