May Day Murder Plots Revealed By U S Department
Forty thousand Chinese in Mexico petitioned the State Department for permission to cross the border if threatened by revolutionary upheaval. Federal forces held Frontera as Carranza and Sonora rebels massed near Pulpito Pass in the Sierra Madre with reinforcements arriving for both sides. Officials warned that clashes could widen as the uprising spread but local border towns remained on alert and military posts stood prepared.
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Washington
Mexico
State Department
Frontera
Carlos Greene
Tabasco
Guerrero
Sonora
Michoccan
Agua Prieta Sonora
Carranza
Sonora T
Pulpito Pass
Pulito Pass
el Paso
Jonacio Iáiquez
Chihuahua
Chihuahua City
Bera Jtheat
Enriquez
Defense Sociales
Elias Calles
Texas
Sonora Revolutionary Movement
Mexico City
Juarez
Bonora
Fort Bliss
J. G. Ecsobar
Escobar
Casasgrandes
Aases
Torrean
Yank Bonus Sill Agreed Upon Today
The Associated Press reports that the splinter relief bill is completed by a majority of Republican members of the house ways and means committee and will be considered tonight at a conference. Five plans provide adjusted service pay, vocational training, home improvements, paid up insurance, and a veterans settlement board with loans for farm land development. Revenue would come from four tax plans including a surtax increase.
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Associated Press
Washinton
House
Ways and Means
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Veterans’ Settlement Board
Secretary of the Interior
Forgh
Postponed Cleveland Detroit game moved to May 4
Detroit reports a rain postponed Cleveland Detroit TM game due to wet grounds. It will be played May 4 on an open date. Also noted is St Louis Chicago postponement for wet grounds. In other news President Wilson nominates Henry Jones Ford of Princeton and James Duncan of Quincy to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Henry Jones Ford
Princeton University
James Duncan
Quincy
Mass
American Federation of Labor
Wilson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Modern killer in confession claimed many wives murdered
Los Angeles April 30 At least two wives of James R Hurtt were murdered while he allegedly married in various states. Two others died in accidents while with him and he might have killed more, according to a confession released by his attorney and county officials. Hurtt, in weakened condition from two suicide attempts, spoke from a hospital cot. He reportedly admitted marrying twelve or fifteen women, perhaps more, and said a desire to kill obsessed him while there was no motive to kill men or children. Victims named include Nina Lee Delongy killed with a hammer in Long Beach and Elizabeth Pryor whose head was crushed with a sledge near Plum, Washington.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
James R. Hurrt
J. Morgan Marmaduke
Huirt
Huntt
Hulrt
Hulbt A
Childre
Nina’ Lee Delongy
Long Beach
Cal
Elizabeth Pryor
Plum, Wash
MinEOT crackdown spurs Chicago jail roundup
Chicago police and authorities announced a spring cleanup of criminals after more than 350 people were jailed in the city. Chief Garrity warned a rumored Red plan for a carnival of assassinations on May Day prompted precautions, though extensive May Day violence was not anticipated.
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Chicago
Garrity
Hoyne
Army Intelligence Bureau
Lace Co Sends Truck to New York for Shipments
The American Lace Co. sent a truck to New York City carrying twenty cases of lace for wholesale delivery and will return with a shipment of European yarn. The move follows a switchmen's strike that blocked shipping and receiving, forcing heavy expense to sustain operations. If successful, the company plans to continue the practice until freight conditions improve.
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American Lace Co
Hadaway
New York City
Europe
Elyria
New York
Mkaly
Officials Warned by Reds in May Day Protests
Washington reports federal agents will go as far as the law allows to break up May Day demonstrations. Assistant Attorney General Garvan said Justice officials focus on protecting life of officials marked for destruction and preventing violence nationwide.
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Washington
Garvan
Department of Justice
Interchurch campaign pledge and gifts loom large
Anonymous gifts totaling 2 million dollars boost the Interchurch World Movement fund as 100,000 churches yet to report. New York leads with 8.07 million, Pennsylvania 5.47 million, Massachusetts 2.02 million, Ohio 1.86 million, amid a total $336.78 million sought. Separately, Justice Department agents warn of May Day plots by radicals targeting strikes to aid Soviet relations, with leaflets urging workers to halt work and denouncing capitalist systems.
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New
York
United Financial Campaign
Interchurch World Movement
W. M. McAdoo
Pennsylvania
New York
Massachusetts
Ohio
United Fund
New World Movement
Northern Baptists
Baptists
Clean Up Week Starts Monday in City Districts
Service Director Henry Beck announces Clean Up Week beginning Monday with city divided into districts. Wagon routes cover Middle, South east, North east, and West districts on assigned days. Trash rules specify rubbish without ashes or bricks, placed in carryable receptacles or at curb or alley if available.
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Henry Beck
Corporation Line
N.Y. C
Corporation Lines
Corporation
Cheerful Weather Prediction From Mat Bauer For May
A cheerful weather prediction from Mat Bauer claims May will be disital with no evidence of yesterday’s conditions. He seeks to stay unseen, suggesting he fears consequences if exposed.
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Mat Bauer
Mat
Korean Girl Speaks Sunday at Machinist Hall
Miss Kim, a native Korean and Oberlin College student, will address The Open Forum at Machinist's Hall on Sunday at 3 pm. She will speak frankly on the Japanese Korean question, a topic drawing international interest comparable to the British Irish issue.
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Machinist’s Hall
Miss Kim
Kim
Oberon College
Daniels Heads to New York aboard Goldsborough
Secretary Daniels sails from Hampton Roads on the destroyer Goldsborough to board the battleship Pennsylvania flagship of the Atlantic fleet. He will review Admiral Wilson's command in New York after arrival tomorrow following winter maneuvers in the West.
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New Port News
Daniels
Hampton Roads
Goldsborough
Pennsylvania
New York
Admiral Wilson
Glen
Late Stock Reports Show Mixed Wall Street Mood
In early trading pooled stocks faced continued selling while standard shares showed some support. Oil, steel, equipment and motors gained briefly before noon but most major names slipped as General Motors and several others pressured. Liberty bonds hit fresh lows as traders watched labor uncertainty.
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Liberty
New York
Wall ST
Crucible Steel
American Tobacco
United Fruit
Hide and Leather Preferred
Chandler Motor
Reading
Southern Pacific
Baldwin Locomotive
U. S. Steel
Judge rules Lever Act cannot be enforced in Louisville case
Federal Judge Welter Evans ruled the Lever food control act cannot be enforced in a Louisville case against alleged profiteers. He cited vague language and indefiniteness, dismissing the actions. The April decision underscores limits of wartime price controls in postwar enforcement.
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Louisville
Welter Evans
Svann
Ohio Gov Cox proclaims May 9 as Mothers Day
Columbus April 30 Governor Cox issues proclamation designating Sunday May 9 as Mothers Day in Ohio. The document urges citizens to observe the occasion with appropriate ceremonies and consider honoring their mothers through personal or public acknowledgment.
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Columbus
Cox
Ohio
Returned Strikers Walk Out In Several Cities
Returned strikers stage walkouts across major rail centers in protest of wage demands and misrepresentation by recognized unions. Yardmen and enginemen press for direct wage talks with the Railroad Labor Board as Brotherhood officials challenge the board’s handling of the dispute. If the Kansas court injunction stands, union leaders may be barred from calling further strikes, while Buffalo yard workers walk off again over pay delays.
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Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Barto
Carerz
Brotherhood of” Locuhitive
Chatboard
Kalisag
Pittsburg
Kansas
Kansas Court of In
Andrew J. Curran
Curran
Alexander Howat
Kansas District of the United N Workers
Strik
Buffalo
Deleyin
Edward C. Holohan
Presid
Forse
Germany and France agree on mutual economic conference
Paris April 30 The Associated Press reports an economic conference between French and German delegates was arranged by Premier Millerand and Dr Geoppert to take place in Paris soon. The talks followed Millerands discussions with Dr Mayer and were influenced by German troop movements in the Rhineland. Millerand said evacuation of Fort France was separate from the conference conditions set by San Remo.
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Associated Preas
Paris
France
Germany
Millerand
Dr. Geoppert
Mayer
Rhineland
Frankfort
San Remo
War With Germany and Austria Ends Nationwide
Senate Foreign Relations Committee reported a resolution to terminate the state of war with both Germany and Austria, replacing the House plan to end only Germany’s war. The 9 to 6 vote was along party lines with Republicans for and Democrats against. no votes from McCumber or Shields. Debate in the Senate is slated for next week with final action expected in two to three weeks.
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Washington
Germany
Austria
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
McCumber
North Dakota
Shields
Tennessee
Senate
Marriage of Miss Ha Baker to Mr John Hamann
The marriage is set for May 12 at their Amherst home. Miss Baker, chief deputy to Judge Wilcox, has served ten years in the probate office. Last night Miss Marion Bar hosted a mixed gathering with AuCour club members and guests from Elyria.
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Ha Baker
Amherst
William Baker
John Hamann
Lot
Elyria
Forty Three Building Permits Issued In April
Forty three building permits were issued in April with total value near $99,050. The top three items were Willys-Overland new building $7,500 Enamel Products Co. $20,000 and Columbia Steel Co. $23,700. Dwelling permits include Kaiser & Bros Homer St. $3,000 Kuczman Fairlawn Ave. $1,500 Brusk Warren Ave. $1,500 Sheldon Cambridge St. $5,600 and other homeowners like Marsh Glover $3,000 plus Smith & Lee Marseilles Ave. $3,000 Jul Schramm Foster Ave. $4,600 Cullen W. 9th St. $3,000 Mra. A. Braman Foster Ave. $4,000. Other permits mostly for rapa l and the building of gar ing amounting to $7,350. Weather has hindered operations, contractors call this a very good average.
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Serere
Willys-Overland
Enamel Products Co
Columbia Steel Co
John Kaiser & Bros
Homer St
Peter Kuczman
Fairlawn Ave
Walter Brusk Warren
Lon Sheldon
Cambridge St
Marsh Glover
East Broad St
Smith & Lee Marseilles
Jul Schramm
Foster
Cullen
W. 9Th St
Mra. A. Braman
Rapa’ l
Garing
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U. S. Department of Justic
Labor Board
U.S
Yank
Reds
Metropolis
U. S
Youngstown
Palmer
Communist
Labor Party
Soviet Russia
Ragenta
Russia
United States
Mr. Palmer
Youngstowne
Communist Party of America
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Central Leather
Cruicible
General Motors
Great Northern Ore
Goodrich Co
Int
Mer
Marine Pfd
International Paper
Lennecott Copper
Exican Petroleum
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacifc
Ohio Cities Gas
Wee
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelting & Ret
American Sumatra Tobacco
American T & T
Anaconda
Atchison
Chespeake & Ohio
Westinghouse Electric Willy-Overland
Wall
W.S. Carter
Brotherhood Union
Ruhr
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