Rioting and killings mark Bayonne plant strike clash
Serious rioting at the Standard Oil plant in Bayonne, New Jersey, left John Molosky dead and about 53 injured as police, deputies, and firemen restored order. The strike, involving foreign-born workers, sparked attacks on guards, a firehouse, and company facilities. Authorities and sheriffs attempted persuasion before deploying reinforcements. mass arrests and plant closures followed amid threats of state troops.
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Remington Strike Grows In Bridgeport Plants
Bridgeport July 21 union leaders report the Remington strike expanding with 110 additional workers quitting at two Remington Army and Ammunition plants. Pickets kept about 50 from the new plant, 100 men on the night shift at Union Metal Carbide left, and hundreds on the day shift reportedly quit. About 590 skilled machinists were on strike this forenoon.
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Anchorage
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Union Metallic Cartridge Company
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International Association of Machinists
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Union Metale Carbidae Company
State Tax Rate Changes Reported By Officials
A discussion across state officials outlines a proposed tax rate increase totaling GA cents, with 55 cents labeled as state tax and 90 cents for a related revenue measure. The plan includes allocations for Confederate pension and other expenses. Governor Morguson directs his secretary to vote in favor of a 20 cent revenue rate, awaiting governor’s return to finalize action.
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Beoheal Frinton
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Pergusxon
John Ll. Wroe
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Fergusat
Welsh Coal Strike Ends After Settlement Read in Cardiff
London July 21 The South Wales miners have accepted the settlement and work will resume in the mines. Leaders from both sides promised government support to aid the return to normalcy. David Lloyd George and Prime Minister Lloyd George urged renewed effort for the war and the nation. The miners cheered as Lloyd George spoke of peace at home and support for the front.
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Weather Roundup for San Antonio and Nearby Areas
Weather report lists temperatures from multiple cities including San Antonio with 68 degrees and northwest winds. Milwaukee records 29 to 34 hours near 78 as a high, Denver shows 32 with southerly winds. New York at 64 degrees with calm to light winds. report notes warm, fair conditions across the region with light rain possible in spots and varied humidity and wind patterns.
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Témperatam
Carranzistas Deny Zapata Seizes Mexican Capital
Washington dispatch reports Carranza loyalists deny Zapata capture of Mexico City. Communications with the capital are interrupted and rail links to Vera Cruz are reported down. Officials fear famine for the hungry population as rail service and telegraph lines fail. American Red Cross relief arranges limited aid for thousands, with crops and railroad access seen as crucial to relief efforts.
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Mrs Wilganowski Guilty Say Jury Marlin Teas
The jury found Mrs Wilganowski of Marlin guilty of murdering her husband Seanle Wilgano last February. The verdict cites she killed him with a cloth and burned the body, and the state presented evidence that she expected to receive substantial funds from a note in the event of his death.
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Seanle Wilgano
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Becker Pleads for Life in Becker Case
Becker pleads with Governor Whiteman for clemency as his murder case moves to a last chance appeal. He bares his version of events surrounding the Rosenthal murder and names former Senator Sullivan, now dead, who allegedly pressed him to shield Sullivan’s name. Becker’s counsel says a new-trial bid based on newly discovered evidence will be filed soon.
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Uerman Rosenthal
Albany
Timothy D. Sullivan
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Murde
Martin T. Manton
Suili van
Roosevelt Day in San Francisco Promises Public Addresses
In San Francisco Roosevelt Day events include a dais program with two major speeches and a ceremonial Mass attendance. The city hosts a reception and a series of formalities as notable figures participate in the day’s activities.
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Ren Manling
Fall of Warsaw Rumored as German Drive Advances
Reported rumors claim Warsaw may fall as Teutons push toward the Polish capital. Dispatches describe German forces using every asset, with Baltic advances threatening Riga and operations around Courland while Italian actions hold less impact on the eastern front.
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Riga Prepares Tor War Worst
Berlin reports heavy fighting along the Dniester near Bukowina Galicia as Russians reinforce and attack left bank positions. Despite artillery support, gains are limited. On the Bessaran Trent front Russians press offensively with deadly assaults over four nights, briefly breaking Austrian lines before counterattacks recapture. Royal German press notes archives in Riga threatened, with state funds and records moved to Petrograd. Over 10,000 families flee as authorities prepare to depart. A separate report notes a man killed in Heath peat bore today from an Amner wreck.
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United States Sets Unfriendly Act Policy On Submarine Warfare
The United States declares Germany’s submarine attacks unjust under international law and vows to consider any deviation from accepted principles an unfriendly act. Officials note use of the term implies potential severance of relations, with reparation requests likely to be pursued in future discussions.
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Sixty Nine Turkish Vessels Sunk In Action
London dispatch reports Russian forces sinking sixty nine Turkish sailing vessels and capturing crews as part of a fleet action southeast of Exterum while the Turkish flotilla and destroyers engaged near Mush. The count differs with 55 more Turkish sailing ships destroyed per another account.
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London
Morris Holds Talks With Lansing In Sweden Visit
American envoy Morris met with Secretary Lansing in Stockholm to discuss Scandinavian government matters. The meeting aimed to clarify papers and policy during Morris’s Sweden trip.
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Nelson Morris
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Sue Lansing
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Warship Fire in Doubt Sweeps Yard
A fire aboard a warship at the Mexhip yard caused alarm as repairs lagged. Navy Department officials blamed careless workmen dropping lighted matches, delaying completion and prompting safety reviews.
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Vamiden
Navy
Dole Plan on Immunity for Neutral Vessels Sent to Berlin
The note proposes that American ships be granted immunity from search when not carrying contraband, allows transfer of belligerent registry for trans Atlantic traffic, and states the U S will mediate only within rights not as reprisals. Officials expect Berlin dispatch by Friday and no cabinet meeting needed to approve.
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Frank's Recovery Appears Certain After Critical Round
Milledgeville report says Leo M. Franty shows marked improvement since Sunday. Final wartime update notes his condition stabilizing with normal pulse and temperature near 100. Doctors say danger has lessened but recovery will take time. Berlin dispatch quotes unclear lines about war context and a Poge tkat sphere and reaction to events.
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