Rail strike turmoil as radicals seize Chicago meeting
In Chicago on April 10 radical elements took over a union meeting amid a spreading switchmen strike. B C Estey, leader of the Yardmen's association and I W W affiliate, boasted of militant actions in past strikes and urged a continuation of radical tactics to win. References to Heberling Trost and John Granau frame the upheaval.
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Chicago
United States
Yardmen’s Association
United Enginemen’s Association
Samuel E. Heberling
Switchmen’ S Union of North America
W. J. Trost
Heberling
Newsaper
Secret Service
B. C. Estey
Messrs. Hebering
Trost
Estey
Minneapolis
Mississippi
John Granau
Henson
Heber
Switchmen’s
Reds
Women in Auto Drown as Car Plunges Into Ship Channel
Report from Port Arthur Texas on April 10 states four men drowned when a car veered into the Port Arthur ship canal. A woman passenger perished. the car was a Beaumont vehicle and the woman’s identity could not be learned.
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Tex
Port Arthur
Hds
Beaumont
Germans Blamed For Frankfort Tragedy After Gun Misfire
In Frankfort on April 9 10 German students are blamed by French officers for inciting a mob as Moroccan troops opened fire. A French soldier reportedly loaded a belt of cartridges to scatter the crowd. misfire caused the fatal volley killing seven and wounding several others at Schillerplatz near the Imperial hotel.
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Paris
Germany
Berlin
Nollet
Interallied Commission of Control
Frankfort
Schillerplatz
Imperial Hotel
Wood-Men Claim Triumph in New York Primaries
In New York on April 7 organization candidates swept the primary elections for delegates and alternates to the Republican and Democratic national conventions. Uninstructed delegates will go to both conventions, though Wood’s campaign managers expect Republican delegates to back his nomination.
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New York
Organization
Wood
Refuge Burned in Turkey as Orphanage Is Destroyed
April 10 report from Constantinople states Turks burned the village of Haroun iyi near Adana and set fire to the American orphanage there. About two thousand Armenian orphans were evacuated under fire and moved to Adana.
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U. S
Constantinople
Harouniyi
Adana
Navy building funds boosted by 39 million request
Washington April 10 the cranes affairs committee moves to augment the 1921 naval building program authorized by the house. The action seeks an additional 39 million for naval construction and procurement despite existing committee stands.
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Navy
Washington
Naval Building
The
House
Republicans Defeat Wartime Bill in House Debate Ends War Laws
The House approved a Republican joint resolution ending the state of war with Germany and repealing wartime laws by a 242 to 150 vote after a 12 hour session. Twenty two Democrats backed the measure, while two Republicans opposed it. Leaders Mondell and Kitchin highlighted the party clash with Democrats over repeal and foreign policy.
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Washington
Germany
Nouse
Senate
Ashbrook
Caldwell
Cullen
Dooling
Gallivan
Ganley
Goldfogie
Huddleston
McKinley
Clark
Kitchin
North Carolina
Mondell
Longworth
Ohio
Wilson
League of Nations
Toledo Cars Running Again After Wage Dispute
Toledo street car service resumed after a week long stoppage when the city council refused to ratify a wage deal. Riders pay 7 cents plus transfer charge, retroactive to April 1, as ordered by the U S district court which will determine the duration of the new rate.
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Toledo, O
Carmen
United States District Court
General Denikine a Fugitive on British Warship
General Denikine former anti bolshevik commander in southern Russia is a fugitive aboard a British warship in Constantinople. He went to the Russian embassy with General Romanovsky his former chief of staff where Romanovsky was assassinated. No suspect has been identified and embassy attaches say the killer may remain uncaught.
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Constantinople
Denikine
Antibolshevik
Russia
Romanovsky
Father Driving Auto Kills Baby in Douglas
Frank Lambert backed his car from the garage in Douglas killing his one year old daughter Edna who had followed him from the house and entered the path of the vehicle.
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Douglas
Ariz
Frank Lambert
Edna
Father Driving Auto Kills Baby in Arizona Garage
In Douglas Arizona on April 12 Frank Lambert backed his car from the garage and fatally struck his one year old daughter Edna who had followed from the house. The case reports a tragic accidental death with no immediate charges noted.
Fire destroys Urbana University building in Ohio
Fire caused by defective wiring destroyed Urbana University in Urbana Ohio on April 12. Officials report extensive damage to the Barkley building and surrounding facilities. No detailed casualty or recovery information is available in the fragment.
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Urbana University
Urbana,o
Barkley. Shall
Senate approves voluntary universal military training plan
The senate adopted a voluntary universal military training bill by a 46 to 9 vote replacing compulsory service. The measure directs the War Department to implement during 1922 four months of training for men aged eighteen to twenty eight, with 22 Republicans and 24 Democrats voting yes.
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Washington
Senate
War Department
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Borah
Calder
Capper
Colt
Cummins
Curtis
Dillingham
Elkins
Grenna
Hale
Jones
Kellogg
Kenyon
Lemroot
Lodge
McNary
Nelson
Norris
Page
Smoot
Spencer
Warren
Ashurst
Deckham
Chamberlain
Culberson
Dial
Gay
Gerry
Glass
Gore
Harris
Harrison
Hitchcock
Kendrick
Kirby
McKellar
Nugent
Phelan
Pomerone
Ransdell
Sheppard
Simmons
Smith
Ariz
Swanson
Trammel
Brandegee
Keyes
McCumber
Moses
New
Poind
Strike spreads to Gotham crippling New York transport
New York April 10 rail service in and around the city collapsed as insurgent railroad workers strike spread from Chicago. Freight movement halted and passenger trains stopped on the H.R. line. Firemen stoppages halted all trains on the Hrile ferries operate irregularly and a strike is ordered on the Hudson and Manhattan tubes. Jersey commuters face the worst transportation crisis the city has known.
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New York
Chago
Hudson
Manhattan
Jersey
Riots in Jerusalem Amid Martial Law and Clashes
Martial law declared in Jerusalem with heavy British troop patrols as fights erupt between Jews and Muslims on Monday and Tuesday in the old city and outside. Several killed on both sides and about 250 injured, most mildly.
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Jerusalem
Old City
Wage Increase At Frick Coke Employees In Region
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on April 12 notices state the B G Frick Coke company has granted a wage raise to its workers in the region. The increase ranges from 10 percent to 21 percent.
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Uniontown
B. G. Frick Coke Company
Washington's Mixed View on Adjustment Talks
Washington reports a cautious and undecided national mood toward any adjustment talks. Officials note no clear consensus emerges as discussions proceed, with political factions split over concessions and safeguards.
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Washington
America
Gideon and His Three Hundred in Victory
A lesson on Gideon from Judges in which God trims down an army from 32 000 to 300 to thwart Midianites. The 300 use faith not force with trumpets lamps and broken pitchers, rallying under God to deliver Israel. believers imitate Christ and shine light through prayer and outreach.
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Israel
Gideon
Harod
Christ
Lord
Gidgon
Will of God guides life and achievement
A fragment quotes Professor Rummond on the will of God as life’s end and the measure of success. It asserts ambition should yield to divine will, claiming true achievement comes only after fulfilling that will.
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Rummond
Not Say Not Thy Neighbor In Odd Pied Version
Fragmentary OCR text appears to thread a paraphrase of biblical phrasing with stray punctuation and misordered terms. The readable bits touch on neighborly instruction and time phrases but lack a clear event or reportable action to summarize as a news item.
Kidney Salts Advertisement Promises Kidney Relief
An advertisement urges readers to take four ounces of Rad Salts or Jad Salts each morning to flush clogged kidneys and ease bladder problems. It claims the tonic neutralizes urine acids, improves kidney function, and supports general health, noting its safety and pleasant fizz. The ad ends with a jokey line about marriage after success.
Milks Emulsion Promised as Relief for Stomach Trouble
A testimonial notes long stomach trouble and constipation ended after using Milks Emulsion. It claims rapid relief, digestive restoration, and appetite boost, with a money back guarantee and availability from druggists, Terre Haute company, two bottle sizes.
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C. A. McCormick
Anderson
Ind
McCormick
Milks Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Freezone promises painless corn relief at home
Ad touts Freezone a cheap easy cure for hard and soft corns and calluses. It claims instant pain relief using a small bottle sold by druggists and credited to a Cincinnati genius.
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Cincinnati
Adv
Silent sympathy and restraint can change life outcomes
A concise daily thought urges more smiles of silent sympathy and gentler words. It calls for a few tender phrases and greater temper restraint to influence personal well being and relationships.
Cuticura Comforts Baby Skin With Soap Ointment and Talcum
An advertisement extols Cuticura products for a baby's red rough skin and itching. It recommends hot baths with Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura Ointment and finishing with Cuticura Talcum to keep skin dry and scented.
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