Riots Hit Lod and Warsaw Amid General Strike
Warsaw reports a deadly riot with about 30 unidentified bodies and ten more dead in hospitals while workers seek to strike. Police shot four in Lod as clashes spread. Tokyo notes a fifth loan of 50 million placed at a 4 premium. Hong Kong reports the Deva Wong sighting 60 miles north of Kamranh Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lod
Poland
Social Democracy
Warsaw
Tokio
Hong Kong
Deva Wong
Bankok
Kamranh Bay
Roosevelt to attend American Stockgrowers convention in Denver
May 9 meeting of the American Stockgrowers' association will be held in Denver with President Roosevelt expected to attend. Murdo Mackenzie of Trinidad, Colorado, is the principal candidate mentioned for the presidency.
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Roosevelt
Denver
American Stockgrowers' Association
Murdo Mackensie
Trinidad
Col
Engineers to Ontario inspect Malheur and Owyhee projects
After a two day session the board of consulting engineers of the reclamation service will adjourn this afternoon and four members will take the 6:90 train for Ontario. They will personally inspect the Malheur and Owyhee lands, with Uma tilla and winter irrigation not on the agenda. Deputy Parker reports sheep scab under control as Middlebrook range is extended for feeding. bands dipped with no scab signs and will be dipped again to stamp out the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Consulting Engineers
The
Reclamation Service
Ontario
Malheur
Owyhee
Henny
Umatila
Itfe
W. FR. Parker
Middlebrook
Big Timber Canyon
Fiagte Valley
Union Traction
Morgan & Wright Hubber Company
Parmalee Barns
New Flour Mill Under Construction In Madras
Mr Potts president of the milling company announces work on the new flour mill with an output of about 60 barrels per day. The building will measure 20 by 40 feet, rise three stories with a basement, and the engine and boiler room will be located just behind the main structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potts
Madras Pioneer
Resignation Requested From Equitable Leaders
New York on May 2 reports that President Alexander has been asked to resign by the Frick committee and to urge Vice President Tarbell to resign. It is understood Hyde’s retirement will follow shortly, in the interest of the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alexander
Equitable
Frick
Tarbell
Hyde
Fred Walte Dying Hope and Death Near
Fred Walte's condition worsens as death appears imminent while newspaper deadline nears. In other news Heathman sues the city for 6238 over a January sidewalk accident on Railroad Street that left him permanently crippled after a hole or excavation in the walk. Damages include 5000 for injuries and 298 for lost time. Also reported are bankers gathering for the American Bakers' association meeting in New York with a former Milwaukee banker to be struck from membership. Caleb Powers to have fourth trial date set in Goebel assassination case at Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
John McCourt
J. M. Heathman
Railroad Street
New York
American Bakers’ Association
Aldes G. Bleelow
Milwaukee
Wil
Louieville
Caleb Powers
Jalil
Georgetown
Goebel
Jalisco Excursion Postponed Amid Rain and Warnings
A letter from H. B. Bickers of the Pan American Land and Colonization Co. San Francisco explains heavy rains hindered railroad work to Jalisco and delays the excursion. It warns moderate income people especially women and children against traveling now, cites lack of accommodations, and notes May rains will worsen conditions. The company plans a future, lower‑priced trip, reducing immediate interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Bickers
Pan Amrican Land & Colonization Co
San Francisco
Jalisco
Frost Destroys Apple Crop West of City
R L Oliver, living two miles west of town, reports an 82000 apple crop loss from frost. Cherries plums peaches damaged, with orchards showing 50 percent losses or more. Potatoes in one row torched, another row untouched. Tender vines, outdoor flowers, and early vegetables bitten. small spring wheat in low ground slightly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Oliver
R.L. Oliver
Pirod
Rotten egg throwing at non union drivers reported
May day clashes at a brewery plant with 150 non union workers at work. Deputies and police guard the plant while workers and breakage crews confront each other. Brewery officials conducted deliveries themselves as tensions flared during the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentile
Wirikke
Planta
W Irikers
Express Tension Rises as Chicago Strike Ends in Injunction
In Chicago on May 2 a federal judge issued an injunction barring strikers from interfering with express companies. Mayor Dunne and Police Chief O Neill ordered 900 additional officers to be sworn in to protect deliveries starting at 6 am. Labor leaders plan to brief President Roosevelt. employers push for military involvement, while police report 1156 officers on duty and 600 troops ready. Cited violence, arrests, and a caravan attack leave several hospitalized as unrest continues.
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Chicago
Kohisuat
Thas
Shea
Bold
Teamakers’ Union and Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Dunne
O'Neill
Deneen
Boney
Teamsters’ Union
Riot at State and Taylor Streets Flares on Montgomery Ward Wagon
A violent incident occurred this afternoon at State and Taylor streets when a Black driver on a Montgomery Ward & Co. wagon fired into a crowd that trailed the car Von and hurled missiles. The driver was pulled from his seat as chaos erupted.
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State and
Taylor Streets
Montgomery, Ward & Co
East Oregonian boycott list targets Pendleton figures
A local boycott targets East Oregonian editors and supporters of law enforcement in Pendleton. Citizens including Walter Wells, city councilman, and several saloon operators, gamblers, and grocers condemn the newspaper, vowing to publish a running “roll of honor” of opponents while inviting readers to track who opposes decency and enforces the laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Oregon
Pendleton
Walter Wells
Brothier & Crowner
F. J. Bacon
Guy Bogert
Hoch Bros
Billy &Crewe
J. P Merdernach
Bill Baker
Jesse Saling
Tom Moffatt
W. S. Atchison
J. M. Ferguson
Griffin & Murrell
T. Murrell
August Fuhrman
A. M. Ferguson
The
Thin City
Kaspar Van Dran Fatally Wounded in Cafe Duel
Kaspar Van Dran proprietor of the Whahington Cafe was fatally wounded by Joseph Young in Porthind during a jealousy dispute. Young fired four shots, two hit Van Dran. he was taken to a hospital for an operation but died. Young surrendered to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaspar van Dran
Tragic riot injures and deaths as police quell crowd
A violent incident left several injured including a man shot in the neck and another killed by a head wound. Police armed with clubs moved in as about a thousand bystanders gathered, with detectives pursuing leads on suspects amid a chaotic scene.
Death of Chief Architect Johnson in Panama Canal
A Panama dispatch reports Chief Architect Johnson of the canal staff died of yellow fever in Panama. Formerly with the Illinois Central railroad, he designed and supervised bridge work along the canal. A Kentucky native, he has been on the isthmus since last July.
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Johnson
Panama
New York
Inois Central Railroad
Canal
Kentucky
Isthmus
Quotations Furnished by Clark Grain Commission Co
May wheat opened at 93 and closed at 1 percent, corn at 484 percent with an advance of 29 percent. Alden B Stockwell, formerly president of the Pacific Steamship Co and a leading financier, died at his New York home aged 72. The Fleet National Bank offered a $1000 reward for the arrest of Henry Goll, the missing assistant cashier, in Milwaukee.
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Clark Grain Commission Company
East Court Street
Chicago
Alden B. Stockwell
New York
Pacifc Steamship Company
Goll
Milwaukee
Fieet National Bank Today
Henry Goll
Arranging for the Convention at Penleton
A Commercial Association meeting formed a General Committee on Publicity and Arrangements to organize the state good roads convention to be held here on the 15th and 16th. Senator Smith, Judge Bean, Judge Lowell and T C Taylor named to the panel to appoint subcommittees and secure railroad rates. The group will meet at 5 pm to assign tasks, with R W Richardson and Judge Scott among attending road experts.
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Commercial Association
Anl Lportance
Penndieton
Commercial
Borie
Bean
A. Lowell
J. Smith
Penleton
Smith
Sa‘jem
Senator Smith
Lowell
T. C. Taylor
R. W. Richardson
National Association
Judge Scott
Marion County
State Association
Walla Walla Fruit Injured by Frost Loss Estimates
W T Ragsdale of Walla Walla visited the city to promote land and colonization plans in Mexico. The frost Sunday night damaged cherries and other early fruit in Walla Walla, with cherry losses near 25 percent. Crop damage varied by location, but strawberries reported limited impact, and the frost may improve remaining fruit size and quality.
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T. l Ragsdale
Walla Walla
Mexico
Walla Wallin
Lowe
State gloses in Patterson case doors locked in crowd
Assistant District Attorney Rand closed for the prosecution in the Nan Patterson murder case. He argued the improbability of Young shooting himself and the revolver location, noting a June 3 pawnshop purchase and refuting reflex actions. Francie Garvan aiding. defense claims raise questions about the fatal shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
New York
Die Jtrict
Rand
Nan Patterson
Hyman Stern
Aulielde
Defene
Francie Garvan
Municipalities Gain Power to Set Gas Prices
Springfield May 2 The house passed a bill granting municipalities authority to fix gas prices. Winnipeg May 2 A freight and a passenger train collided near Revelstoke, sending both trains down an embankment. two firemen killed and five passengers injured.
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Springfield
Ill
House
Municipaltien
Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific
Revelstoke
Wages Up at Sharon Blast Furnaces
One thousand Independent blast furnace workers at Sharon Pennsylvania received a wage advance on May 3, increasing daily pay by 10 to 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Arguments In Two Cases Heard In Supreme Court
Two Oregon Supreme Court cases were argued this afternoon with a third moved to Salem. Malheur county case against the state was heard in the forenoon with George F. Martin for the appellant and George W. Hayes for the respondent. The murder case of James Warren Curtiss involved Miller for the appellant and Crawford McCullough and Webster for the state. This afternoon Union county's McCrary-Bigg ers case was taken up by Finn and Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Supreme Court
Salem
Hood River
John McCourt
Charles Mattison
County Court of
Malheur County
State of
Oregon
W. L. Gibson
Dan R. Ehrgood
G. G. Brown
George F. Martin
George W. Hayes
George & Miller
James Warren Curtiss
James K. Weatherford
Albany
Miller
A. M Crawford
J. N. McCullough
L R. Webster
McCrary-Biggers
Finn and
Crawford
Bank in Waverly faces discrepancy probe after cashier fled
State authorities inspect the Bank at Waverly Missouri amid a $4.95 million accounting discrepancy tied to cashier Lewis who vanished a week ago. Reports indicate possible speculation involving an assistant or related party.
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Kanes City
Waverly
Lewis
Lowla
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St. Petersburg
Lods
Association
Fred Walte
Joan
Heathman
Iletter
AGHYT
Pan-American Company
Moderami Meane
Handa
Employers’ Association
Committee of
Union Labor
Henry Schulte
Forbes Teaming Company
Wabash Avenue
Henry Schultz
F. E B. Carter
Carter
Schultz
Jackson
Halstead
Surthe
Democracy of
Lithuania
Rlot
STATE
Taylor
Lavenuund
J. W. Howe
Nelous
Guy Bittinger
Chicago Grain Markets
Patterson
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