Man commits suicide to avoid testifying against plotters
New York May 3 The government disclosed arrests tied to nationwide bomb plots last June as Andraw Salsedo who printed anarchistic circulars near the scene killed himself by leaping from a fourteenth story window at Justice Department headquarters He had claimed several others were arrested and would testify but declined to name them Salsedo also known as Tony Pazio was found with another government witness in the same room and his death is not expected to derail the case Flynn said further arrests may follow based on his and others information
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Andrae Salsedo
New York
Associated Press
Banner
Andraw Salsedov
Park Row
Department of Justice
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Wunmu Ryna
Emer
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Ted
Salsedo
Tony Pazio
St In
Flynn
Polish Forces Occupy Kiev Under Pilsudski Command
Warsaw dispatch says Polish forces occupied Kiev yesterday with General Pilsudski leading the troops into the city. The report from Associated Press notes the move as a major breakthrough in the region.
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Iby
Warsaw
Kiev
Pilsudaki
Gasoline Shortage Feared In U S As Demand Rises
The Bureau of Mines warned a gasoline shortage could occur before summer ends due to higher auto numbers and demand. February stocks rose over 100 million gallons, about 20 percent year over year, but production lagged behind a 26 percent rise in vehicles. Officials noted advances in refining may lift output, yet may not fully meet demand. Columbus hosts the 30th female meeting of the Ohio Academy of Science May 14–16.
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Washington
Bureau of Miner
Columbus
Ohio Academy of Science
Man goes on rampage injures six in Cleveland
Six persons were hospitalized after Charles Cross, 27, enraged by domestic troubles, shot at his wife Kyyd Cross and her cousin Amantha Fuellen at a relative’s home. He fled to grocer Jacob Bernstein’s home and shot Bernstein over rent money. A pistol battle with Patrolman Herman Luedtke wounded Andrew Hacha. Cross was downed as police closed in. Sophie Marcinko, 7, and Frank McMannes were struck by police reserves arriving at the scene. All but McMannes remained in hospital.
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Cleveland
Charles Cross
Cross
Kyyid Cross
Amantha Fuellen
Jacob Bernstein
Wisled
Bernstein
Herman Luedtke
Andrew Hacha
Artay
Sophie Marcinko
Frank McMannes
Luedtke
McMannes
Destroyers Sent to Vera Cruz and Tampico
Associated Press reports American destroyers ordered to Vera Cruz and Tampico to protect nationals. Navy acts on State Department request, saying ships will not intervene in Mexican affairs but guard Americans if needed. Only cruiser Sacramento remains on the east coast of Mexico. reports of disorder are unconfirmed.
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Washington
Vera Crux
Tampico
Americana
Navy Department
State Department
Amerigins
Sacramento
Mexico
Vera Crag
Mexico City
Mexican generals pass through U S to Mexico City
General Poys and Gamba with thirty officers reached El Paso from Sonora and were granted permission by the United States to travel through American territory en route to Mexico City.
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Fanher
Washington
Poys
Gamba
el Paso
Sonora
Mexico City
Textile strike hits 20 000 workers in New Bedford
About 20 000 textile workers in New Bedford Mass walk out in a strike over loom fixer working conditions after a weeks-long dispute. Police report only a small share reported for duty as mills shut down with no disorder reported.
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New Bedford
Associated Press
the Bannert
Mass
Textile Council
Adon
Two Americans Slain in Mexico Fatal attack reported by U.S. embassy
Washington reports Eben F. Greenlaw and his minor son were killed by Mexican bandits yesterday. The State Department asked Mexican authorities to take immediate steps to apprehend and punish the assailants.
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Mexico
Associated Press
Washington
Eben F. Greenlaw
State Department
Mexico City
Navy nearly completes peacetime demobilization on ships
Navy department announced that demobilization from 2400 ships, including battleships and transport craft, is virtually complete as 400000 personnel are released. Remaining vessels to be sold include the 3500 ton Narragansett and Napatine, plus obsolete torpedo boat destroyers and submarines for scrap. Cincinnati, launched in 1893, will be included in the sale. Bellefontaine Rev C F B has accepted a call to Eaton Presbyterian Church.
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Washington
Navy Department
Nopatin
Narragansett
Ankert
Havy
Urulyer Cincinnati
Detroit Tops Cost of Living Rise in 1919 Ranking
Washington May 3 Cost of living figures from the Labor Department show Detroit leading with an 108 percent increase from December 1914 to December 1919. Norfolk 107 percent, Portland 92, and Boston 92 follow, with New York 103, Philadelphia 96, Baltimore 98, Savannah 98, and other cities like Mobile 94, Houston 103, Chicago 100, Cleveland 95, Buffalo 102 also listed.
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Department of Labor
Detroit
Norfolk
Portland
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Savannah
Jacksonville
Fin
Mobile
Ala
Houston
Tex
Chicago
Cleveland
Buffalo
Secrets of million dollar securities theft revealed
David W. Sullivan former Consolidated Stock Exchange member testifies in federal court detailing how millions in stolen securities were moved through brokers and loaned by reputable firms. About $600000 in stolen stock entered his hands, $250000 raised, with thieves securing $125000 while sales occurred in small lots at saloons and street corners.
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Anmocint
Eas
New York
Wall Street
Nicky" Arnstein
Nick Cohen
David W. Sullivan
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Sullivan
U. S
Gilchrist
Ohio Legion Convention Planned for Youngstown in August
Columbus May 3 The second annual convention of the Ohio department American Legion will be held in Youngstown August 23 and 24 it was announced today by officials in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio Department
American Legion
Youngstown
Indiana Republican presidential campaign ends before primary
In Indiana three Republican hopefuls Senator Johnson Senator Harding and Major General Wood delivered speeches as they concluded campaigning for the state preference vote ahead of the primary. Governor Lowden did not speak. No Democratic candidates or delegates to the national conventions will be chosen tomorrow. Delegates to the state contest will select the national delegates later.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Indiana
Johnson
Harding
Wood
Lowden
Morse Indicted by Federal Jury
A federal grand jury returned an indictment charging Charles W. Morse with violating the Shipping Board act that bans selling American registered vessels to foreigners. The case arises in New York with Associated Press reporting.
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Associated Press
the Banner
New York
Charles W. Morse
Shipping Board
Federal Grand Jury
New York Store Plans 20 Percent Price Cut
One of New York's largest department stores announced it would cut prices by 20 percent to reduce high costs. The stock is valued at twenty million dollars.
Yeggs Loot Jesby Brothers’ Grocery for 3800
Bandits broke into the Jesby Brothers grocery late at night in Steubenville seizing 3700 in Liberty Bonds and cash. Authorities pursue suspects as losses are tallied.
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Bannery Steubenville
Yegge
Jesby Brothers
Rendesacpod
Liberty
Court Refuses Government Antitrust Hearing Request
The Supreme Court today refused to grant the government's request for a hearing of the antitrust case against United States Steel Corporation. The decision came as fire damaged the Gulf and a ship at Lorain on the Black River, closing parts of the port.
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Associated Prese
The
Banner
Washington
At Preme Court
Black River
United States Steel Corporation
Peggs Oklahoma Storm Destroys Town. Fifty Dead, Over 160 Hurt
Muskogee Oklahoma May 3 Fifty persons are reported killed and more than 160 injured in a storm that wiped out the little town of Peggs in Cherokee county last night.
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Peggs
Oklahoma
Cherokee County
Associated Press
THE
Banner
Muskogee
Trains, Doctors Rally for Peggs Rescue Effort
A special train carried doctors and nurses from Muskogee to Peggs after a wreck. Tahlequah reports thirty seven bodies recovered from Peggs homes with twenty found in one building and most houses leveled. Many stores in Tahlequah closed as residents join the rescue.
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Associated Press
Banner
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Peggs
Tahlequah
Cherokee County
Pershing's Safe In Danger as Mob Attacks Carriage
A torchlight parade in Panama mobilized against the U S acquisition of Adaoga Island for Pacific defense of the canal. An auto carrying General Pershing to a ball was halted and forced to retreat to his hotel. Rocks were thrown at officials, injuries reported, and mounted police dispersed the mob.
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Adoga Island
Panama Canal
General Pershing
Panama
Convention in Baltimore Chooses Maryland Delegates
In Baltimore on May 3, Senator Johnson and Major General Wood contend for Maryland’s 16 Republican convention votes. Democrats have no contest and will send uninstructed delegates.
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Associated Press
the Banner
Baltimore
Johnson
Wood
Maryland
Supreme Court recess on prohibition ruling delayed
Associated Press dispatch from Washington reports the Supreme Court recessed today until May 17 without issuing a decision on the constitutionality of the prohibition amendment or the enforcement act.
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Associated Prest
Banner
Washington
Supreme Court
Life-Long Companions Killed in Accident
Walter Niewiarowski and Frank Skarzycki both 27 died after Niewiarowski tried to pass a car and his machine struck an Akron Cleveland interurban car. They were lifelong friends from Poland Russia who met in the United States aboard the same boat and shared work in a local wire mill. Both died within minutes at the hospital.
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Cleveland
Russia
Poland
Walter Niewiarowski
Frank Skarzycki
America
Bugle
Europe
Niewkowski
Skareyck
Anties Approve of Seven Candidates
The Anti School League through Dr P A Baker its general superintendent today placed the stamp of approval on seven presidential candidates Hoover Wood Lowden McAdoo Hughes Poindexter and Bryan The Akron body of Ray Miller 28 was found in the cinder bank near this city.
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Associated Press
Ranger
Westerville
Anti School League
P. A. Baker
Hoover
Wood
Akron
Ray Miller
Tne Cinder Bank
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