Large crowd fills Bell meeting amid heated campaign clashes
A San Pedro Springs gathering drew over 10100 people as OB Mucke and supporters urged a show of passion amid accusations of prejudice in campaign, with many attendees signaling approval for candidates and protests lasting several minutes. Speakers pushed party lines, while police and volunteers oversaw demonstrations at multiple venues including 3422 Gerard Avenue and 222 Tacklson Street.
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Next Step in Marine Strike Unclear After Talks
Washington April 2 Officials pressed to outline government actions in the 10000 seamen engine room workers and wireless operators strike set for midnight. President Harding Secretary Davis and Secretary Hoover met repeatedly as Andrew Wurnseth of the International Seamen's Union urged refusal to accept Benson's wage scale. Davis signaled a commission for arbitration may be appointed, though final decision awaited the President. The strike could affect sailing schedules but immediate impact was limited as ships at port remain in service.
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Blast at Ft Bliss Injures Several Soldiers
A blast near Fort Bliss injured multiple personnel, per hospital reports. Witnesses described a chaotic scene as responders evacuated the wounded to nearby medical facilities. Officials are investigating the blast’s cause and the extent of injuries.
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British May Day Unrest Threatens Britain
London reports fear of trouble as unemployment and coal strike tensions rise ahead of May Day. Officials warn demonstrations may escalate. calls for mass participation spark uneasy crowds and police deployment across Hyde Park and city districts.
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Bandits Target City, Mentioned Amount in Confusing Note
A fragmented report cites a bandit incident with a $5074 figure and scattered names. The garbled text references Kansity City and April, with unclear details about suspects, wages, and individuals, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable actions.
Obscure Cash State Warrants Noted in Vexed Attic Entry
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Military budget debate and war week preparations sparked broad political contention
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Plan Corpus Seawall Project at Corpus Christi
An Austin based plan proposes a seawall project at Corpus Christi with an estimated cost of 5,060,000 dollars. The effort, led by officials including Mr Savage, would support port improvements and drainage works in Nueces County. The proposal seeks funding and potential donations to cover the project and related infrastructure needs for the Hobskriction initiative.
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Parade for loyalty parade Mayhem in Kansas City march scene
Kansas City and Mt. April staged a loyalty parade with crowds and marchers in uniform. The event featured a large turnout, speakers, and famed demonstrations of allegiance, the crowd chanting and singing as banners waved and officials reviewed participants.
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Marvin Takes Office In Turbulent Local Vote
Local officials report Marvin wins the mayoral race amid intra party tensions and rapid personnel changes. Key appointees include Cape fan Marvin and Marky cheemayel, with new duties outlined for Turton Washington County and related departments as the town awaits formal confirmations.
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Gas Well Kills Two in Admore Oklahoma
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British coal miners strike cripples industry as hardship spreads
Thousands suffer amid British coal miners strike as production stalls and stores face shortages. Industry officials describe widespread layoffs and halted exports while government officials weigh mediation and potential measures to ease the crisis. Economic strain mounts across regions, with workers and families facing mounting hardship and uncertain futures.
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It Is Dangerous to Have a Fat Neighbor Says Dallas Citizen
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Knox Resolution Ended War Status Passed By Senate
Ashington April 30. The senate voted 49 to 24 to repeal the state of war with the Central Powers. Three Democrats supported the measure, none of the Republicans voted for it. Debate centered on whether to leave the repeal as a simple end to war or to alter the wording. The session reflected pressure from party lines and concerns over postwar policy.
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May Re Trial Mooney Case At Hand
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City to contest rising telephone rates in court battle
Armlta plans legal action against high phone charges after a state and federal court sequence. Officials pledge to pursue remedies for both consumer and business lines as a public fight unfolds with regional political figures and union members attending their scheduled events.
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