Radical strike leaders arrested as French government moves
Henry Woop reports in Faris that arrests mounted as the government acts to end a general strike by railway dock and mine workers demanding nationalization. Cabinet slated to meet to discuss further actions while miners in Haute Loire and southeastern Francecontinued to strike and refrain from work.
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Henry Woop
United Press
Faris
Aczin
Ion
Angin
France
Sluilar
Lotre
Haute Loire
Sec. Dav. Ae
Bloody clashes mark Polish German election turmoil
A Central News dispatch from Berlin reports Polish demonstrations in upper Silesia sparked violent clashes with Germans near Ratibor and Oppeln. One person died and many were wounded as marchers faced attacks amid plebiscite tensions.
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London
Berlin
Upper Silesia
Ratibor
Oppeln
Wilson Resumes Peace Treaty Fight Amid Senate Debate
President Wilson pushes to make the peace treaty a campaign issue as Senate action approaches. Administration and opposition leaders clash over terms with Lodge excerpts and references to neutrality and wartime aims.
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Aseington
Whitson
Acdin
Bernie Putin
Senate
Congress
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Knox
Ledge
France
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Democratic
May Repeal Second Class Mail Increase
The House Post Office Committee reports a measure to repeal the second class mail increase and halt the July 1 rate change. Current rates range from one cent for the first ounce to six cents for the eighth ounce, with penalties and provisions noted.
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Wwasthington
Tlee
Counties Hold Conventions Today in Texas Democratic Races
May 4 Pall Texas Democrats rally at county seats as more than 200 county organizations aim to strengthen positions in nominating races. Walter Balle, former U S Senator, failed to win governorship support amid disputes over party leadership and alleged fraud and intimidation at local conventions. Campaign Manager Nick Seide accuses organizers of brazen tactics.
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Pall
Texas
Rulax
Wilson
WL Balle
United Rintex
Democratc
Teta’ County
Aaimmday
Vailes
Nick
Man Held for Killing Farmer in Hynro Oklahoma
L M Cody of Watonga was held without bail today for the alleged killing of farmer Scott yesterday after an argument. Scott, who accused Cody of riding to his wife, was shot as he stepped away, according to Scott's dying statement.
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Okina
L. M. Cody
Watonga
Scott
Farmer
Coty
Cody
Kempeth Zet
Cwig
Esilen
Scatts
McNeel Jewelry Co Makes Splendid Watch Selection
Fragmentary notice highlights McNeel Jewelry Co offering watches and jewelry. Readable phrases mention Pine Street area and wall displays as part of a jewelry advertisement with unclear specifics.
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Stass
Var- McNeel Jewelry Co
Haben
Tassatomouds
Pines End
County Court orders removal of milepost signs countywide
Bexar County Commissioners Court launches removal of unpermitted milepost signs along county roads to prevent dangerous blind curves and obstructions. Road markers installed by Circle Automobile Men of America are among first signs to come down, with only court-permitted signs remaining.
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Bexar County Commissioners' Court
Mike
Mline
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AxAin
Circle Automobile Men of America
Bexar County
C. A ML A
Dallas
Tiexsar
Billion dollar rail revenue demand sparks rate hike talk
Railroad executives in a conference with Interstate Commerce Commission members outlined a plan for roughly 270 million in additional annual revenue, to be distributed among Eastern Western and Southern carriers. They propose about a seven percent average rate increase tied to railway property valuation of around 40 trillion and expect wage demands near one billion.
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Wixarxcre
Railronds
Interstate Commerce Comission
Railroad Labour Board
Rmind
Counniseign
Bluebeard Goes to Grave to Prove He Slew One Wife
BI CENTRO Cal March 4 Nina Lee De Jones's grave is cited as proof by Bluebeard Harter, accused arc murderer of wives, who claims new evidence supports his crimes. The dramatic scene ends abruptly as he insists, then collapses.
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Bluebeard
BI Centro
Cal
Mar
Nina Lee de- Jones
Siren
Bluebeard Harter
Amert
Fihpera Siady
Bartey
Lentz Tailor at 103 Soledad Street listed
Fragmentary OCR notes show a tailor named Lentz associated with 103 Soledad Street and a reference to the Chamber of Commerce. Details are unclear but indicate a business listing or directory entry.
New Picture of Rail Board Head R V W Barton
The article notes the appointment of R V W Barton as head of the Railroad Board in Washington. Barton previously served for years as a member of the Tennessee Court of Appeals and was named by President Wilson to the board.
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Rail Board
R. V W. Barton
Akhen
Washington
Laher Horne
Wilk
Pullice
Tennessee Court of Appeals
Textile strike widens, New England mills face crisis
New Bedford textile workers walkout spreads to 20 000 employed across New England as mills reopen. Expanded action by allied trades including machinists millwrights and firemen boosts the disruption and threatens a broader union push before late May contract talks.
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Texto
Thomas F. McMahon
CML
Mopufacturers
Ptetostte Lutugtey
Textile Couns
Anerican Woolen Company
Luvrenos
United ‘Textile Workers
New England
Tation
Wagien
Amd
Asdoriition
Poles Claim Destruction of Bolshevik 12th Army
Warsaw dispatch reports the Polish War Office declaring the Bolshevik 12th Army destroyed amid a northward advance through Ukraine. The Polish offensive claims captures of Kiev and thousands of prisoners, with Soviet withdrawals to avoid bloodshed as Lenin and Trotzky signatures appear on a Moscow proclamation.
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London
Polish War Office
Warsaw
Oppasi
Ukrainia
Kiev
Moscow
Lenine
Trotzky
Siey
Kharkav
The
Times Today
Bakers Strike Looms On Local Horizon Today
The Bakers Union advances counter proposals just before a strike due to begin tonight at 6 o clock. The wage dispute centers on a 10 day period with bakers seeking higher weekly scales for foremen and helpers. Union officials have not yet released details, while master bakers push to finalize terms before strike action.
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Bakers Strike
Qyreus
Bakers’ Union
Muster Bakers
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James Bailie
Bakers’ Association
Ife
Travis County Names Choice of Delegates
Travis County Democrats endorse pro administration slate for state convention. Endorsed delegates include Governor W. P. Hobby and U S Senator Morris Sheppard. Other names: A S Turley, M M Crane of Dallas, Mrs Clara Driscoll Servier, Mrs Minnie Fisher Comlashion, Mrs W E Spell, Harver Kirby. 19 votes allotted based on 1913 primary.
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Austin
Tex
Travis Canney
Travis County
Jaye
W. P. Hobeby
Turlesor
United States
The Fox Co Develops Lasseast Kodak Finisters
The Fox Company introduces a new line of Kodak finisters amid growing tech trends. Industry observers note the move signals a shift in imaging accessory design and potential market competition with major firms seeking efficiency and clearer aesthetics.
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Fox Co
Poor tea kettle under suspicion in Volstead talk
Washington D C May 4 Representative Gallivan attacks the Volstead prohibition law in a chamber speech saying the act places every tea kettle and stewpan under suspicion. He argues the law prohibits more than one half of one percent and that even sap from trees would violate it.
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Washington, D. C
Cnaetere Today
Gallivan
Two men killed in powder explosion at Dupont plant
In Wilmington on May 4 two men, Aubrey J. Turner and James A. Hodger, were killed when two explosions rocked the Randywine plant of the Dupont Powder Company during noon hours. Both men were at work in the sorting and packing department as investigators probe the unknown cause.
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Wilmington
Tel
Randywine
Dupont Powder Company
Aubrey J. Turner
James A. Hodger
Beyer Establishment Beat on Commerce Street
A fragment notes Beyer at 310 12 W Commerce listing wells Typewriters and sew Edison Yahoos stupha and records.
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A. BE. Beyer
Commerce
Wells Typewriters
Edison Yahoos
Rebels advance amid Mexican unrest and defections
Gen Gonzales, a presidential candidate, fled Mexico City after a final conference with Carranza. He headed toward Texcoco as followers gathered, with several prominent military leaders. Observers warn his defection could threaten the government amid ongoing revolts and military moves toward the capital. The War Ministry said troops remain sufficient and President Carranza met with officials to pledge loyalty to the government.
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Ralph B. Turner
United Press
Mexico
Gonzales
Carranza
Texcato
Coe
Tehnanteyee
Salina Cruz
Sui
Arapps
Mewleo
Marelia
Miclugern
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Jeng
Chicago
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Wood Wins Maryland Primary With Strong Delegates
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood carried Maryland’s presidential preference primary by about 42 to 1 over Hiram Johnson, winning Baltimore and most counties. Maryland will send 16 delegates to the Republican National Convention instructed to back Wood if he has a chance at the nomination. Complete tabulation shows Wood 15,000 to Johnson 3,059.
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Xrut
Mary Hil
San Francisco
Wood
Johonon
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Redatat
Wirimtabasen
Leon
Gre Wood
Frank O. Lowden
Smi
Senate
Warren Marding
Touny
Resemblance contest invites San Antonio hopefuls to image beat Bebe Daniels
The Evening News runs a Bebe Daniels Resemblance Contest inviting young aspirants to mail photos aiming for a screen career. It notes physique features are less important than likeness to the brunette star and mentions ongoing entries and continued coverage.
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Evening News
Bebe Daniels
Bese Daniels
San Antonio Evening News
San Antonio
Texas
Antonio
Inetton
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