Election Put Off Because of Uprising Here and Abroad
Reports from El Paso and Washington indicate postponement of Mexican elections due to revolutionary activity. Possible provisional president Alvarado touted with Yucatan reforms raise fears of a Soviet-like government and oil field nationalization, while Juarez mayor Prieto is under arrest for alleged revolts against Carranza.
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Alvarado
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Knox Resolution 10 Passes Senate in May
Washington May 1 Adoption of the Knoxpence resolution by the Senate was conceded today by Senator Hitchcock He said he expects President Wilson will sign it though
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Mystical Shrine Trip Interrupted by Kidnap at Pendleton
Lot Livermore, 4 years old, was reportedly kidnapped and will see the Mystic Shrine today. Pendleton pioneer, aged 84, a longtime high Mason, planned to attend but was seized and taken along, with friends and local Bhine rs and ailing candidates reacting to the unexpected event.
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Haywood and his W. W. want early peace with Berlin
United Press reports a nationwide Wobblies protest planned over arrests and deportations of radicals and demand for peace with Germany. The IWwW coordinates meetings in Chicago New York Minneapolis Milwaukee Denver and other cities with a promise of nonviolent discussion and solidarity.
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Jury deadlocks in Maude Tabor case at Lawton court
In Paw Paw Michigan May 1 the jury in the manslaughter case of Maude Tabor Virco 80 year old Lawton teacher Maude Tabor Virco reported a disagreement and the matter was discharged by Judge Howard Wient. The case moves to the next court term mid May with a likely October postponement. The five year mystery began with Maude Tabor Virco’s disappearance in Lawton while a University of Illinois graduate and local teacher. Weather note mentions 04 May rainfall 0.04 inches and temperatures 42 to 60 with 9.85 inches on the log.
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May Day Strike In America Fails To Materialize
May Day failed to materialize across the United States as government reports show a quieter strike situation. Hugh Kerwin says fewer strikers were reported than in prior weeks while the Justice Department has received no disturbance reports by mid afternoon. Secret Service and Justice officials note suspected soviet activity and numerous radical groups, with hundreds of local soviets believed active.
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Soldier Bonus Faces Delay After Caucus Split
Washington May 1 Soldier aid legislation stalled as Republicans in caucus failed to endorse the borine bill or reported from the ways and means committee. Leaders say passing the measure in both houses before the congressional recess in early June is probably impossible.
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Election of Officers Legion Slate Monday
Pendleton Post American Legion to elect officers at its Monday meeting in the County Library assembly room. No contests expected for offices aside from executive committee seats. Memorial Day participation likely on the agenda and Daughters of the American Revolution may attend. National membership drive May 17 to 22 to be discussed. Umatilla County police report a successful local drive. about 9000 posts expected to join. Eligible members lacking the Oregon Victory Medal can obtain it by bringing discharge to the meeting hosted by Perry Mileman.
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Perry Mileman
Appeals Await Court Monday In State Supreme Session
Ten appeals from Gasterh Grego counties head to the state supreme court for arguments starting Monday. One case stands out, Ney Wien ve, with others including Monew Taylor and eight recently added on the docket. Additional matters include I M Brown v Duna Mc Lead from Marney county and Victor Nault v RR from Palroet et al. case load allocates eight Monday arguments and four Tuesday reviews.
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Marney County
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Holter Qontity
Spring lambs and hogs market captions today
Market notes show spring lambs at 15 10 and 16 with hogs weak today. Mentions May cattle, sheep and calves, butter, and other price hints. Ends with unclear figures 816 and 190 and stray words. exact entities are obscured by OCR.
Five Killed as Train Wreck Hits North Bend
Five men died and about 22 were injured when a logging train derailed at North Bend Washington after a cable broke on a steep incline. The Edgwick train plunged off the grade as workers returning from the woods were aboard.
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Red Banner Found Over Chicago School House
Police were alerted at a Chicago school on May 1 after a red flag bearing the slogan Hurrah for the Soviet, Death for Capitalism was found above the building. A former soldier removed the flag.
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Chicago
Went Iio Ghetto
Eight Million Take Day Off in Britain
Eight million workers nationwide marked May Day with parades speeches and outings while essential public services operated with minimal disruption. The Associated Press reports widespread participation though some services continued to function.
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London
Bakers Strike In Tacoma Highlights Wage Disputes
Union bakers in Tacoma join strike after failed wage talks with major plants. Teamsters seek about 100 day raise while bakers hold picket lines at several shops and depots. Local drivers also participate, signaling broad labor action.
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Tacoma
Anit
Slehting Fr Clepel
Followed Psalmist Now Gets Divorce
By United Press Freder Hamilton sought divorce in Milwaukee on May 1 alleging his wife abused him with a club stole his money gambled at poker opened his mail and endorsed his checks. He testified to the alleged actions amid the dissolution of their marriage.
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Milwaurer
Fred Hamiltan
Officers Everywhere Watch for Radicals
Washington dispatch reports the justice department warns officials to maintain order against radical elements amid rumors of possible violence. Authorities say no immediate outbreaks are reported and the wartime laws remain under review. Senator Amitholes proposed repeal of wartime legislation and the measure was referred to the judiciary committees without debate.
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Benator
Steamer San Meteo Sinks Off Mexican Coast
The steamer San Meteo owned by Pan American of San Francisco sank off the west coast of Mexico near Gating Cru s. Advices say no lives were lost and no passengers were aboard at the time.
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Umatilla County Opens Biggest Track Meet at Round-Up Grounds
The largest county track meet opens at 2 pm in Pendleton with 1000 local students and visitors from out of town watching the events. Winners include Ted Stranghan Pendleton for 3 hurdles and Tifta Correll Umatilla for shot put. A parade of school children precedes the event urging education funding with placards like Vote for the Two Mill Tax.
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Recount Ordered in New Jersey Presidential Primary
New Jersey Chief Justice Gummers ordered a recount of the presidential preference vote after Senator Johnson sought to correct a miscount allegedly affecting his defeat by Wood. The recount will start May 19 in Essex Morris Camden Gloucester and Cape May counties and could expand statewide if Johnson supporters push it. Johnson must deposit 60 000 with the secretary of state before the recount to cover expenses. if the result remains unchanged Johnson pays.
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Secretary of State
Poindexter Quits Oregon Presidential Primary Race
A long distance message to Secretary of State deputy indicates Senate Miles Poindexter will withdraw his name from the Oregon ballot for the presidential nomination. The campaign manager’s note confirms Poindexter’s withdrawal and references related campaign plans and local civic discussions.
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Attorney Could Not Locate Grave Told About by Bluebeard
Los Angeles May 1 Walled Press reports that Harvey Bluebeard confessed to burying Nina Lee Dejloney in Borego valley desert after beating her to death with a hammer. District Attorney Woolwine rushed to the hospital for details on the burial site as Harvey awaits transfer to Gorevo valley to locate the grave. Stolay restated his confession but refused to speak with reporters saying he is weak and wants to think.
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Conference to Plan Open Wheat Market in Chicago
A national conference to discuss reestablishing a free and open wheat market after the U S grain corporation ends will be held in Chicago on May 7. Julius A Barnes, U S wheat director, announced the meeting inviting representatives of wheat and flour trade organizations and newspapers to attend. The focus is restoring open trading and hedging facilities suspended during three years of government price controls.
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United States Grain Corporation
Chicago
Julius A. Barnes
United States
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Earlist
Cow Specialized Finding Surprises Dairy Herd
In New Castle Indiana on May 1 a dairy cow died after having twenty one different articles in its stomach. Items included wire rocks nails and roof tacks indicating the animal fed oddly without signs of illness. The odd ingestion prompted a veterinary inspection and investigation.
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PaDin to Face Tener in Jersey City Boxing Bout
Georges Pa Din, champion of France, will fight Lew Tener of Philadelphia in an 11 round bout in Jersey City. The match was announced here at night for May 32.
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Georges Pa- Din
France
Lew Tener
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Jersey City
Polish Cavalry Reaches Kiev Outskirts Reported
Warsaw report states Polish cavalry neared Kiev while Bolcherik command advances east of Maharkov, amid ongoing Ukraine conflict. The claim notes Polish forces approaching the capital as larger movements unfold in the region.
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Ukraine
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Maharkov
May Day Walkout Halts Paris Labor Across City
Paris sees near total stoppage as 24 general strikes unfold on May Day. Workers halt in Paris by 10 pm while troops patrol the capital. officials expect the general strike to end by midnight and anticipate no clashes though rioting in the east injures several people.
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Henry Wood
United Start
Paris
Kolchak Remnant Fights Bolshevik In Far East Sparks
Reports from Pliesian sources say Kolchak's lone remnant clashes with Bolsheviki factions in Chita and trans-Balkaria with Japan aiding the Kolchak side. In Washington the Senate passed the McCormick budget.
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