German Reichswehr advances as Hagen enters reports
Berlin reports a German Reichswehr front at Thursburg Mulheim Hs sen Dortmund Iserlohn with Hagen occupation claimed Dusseldorf not yet entered. Dr Adolph Koester announced as foreign minister succeeding Mueller, Koester a socialist writer and former secretary to President Ebert and plebiscite commissioner.
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Reichswehr
Thursburg
Mulheim
Hssen
Dortmund
Iserlohn
Hagen
Dusseldorf
Mucher
Berlin
Arpil
Adolph Koester
Koester
Germany
Schleswig
Mueller
Ebert
Ruhr evacuation underway as workers movement echoes
Paris dispatch cites Reichswehr beginning Ruhr evacuation per Havas. Essen businessmen report leaving due to labor unrest but say order has been restored and they may return. Coal barges start moving on the Rhine from Ruhr toward Frankfurt and Basel in Switzerland.
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Paris
Havas
Cologne
Reichswehr
Ruhr
Essen
Rhine
Frankfurt
Basel
Switzerland
Regular Head Says the Rebels Losing in Rail Strike Clash
The article reports a labor dispute in Chicago between rail unions, claiming 60 percent traffic loss vs rebels asserting near full troop strength. Chicago Yardmen’s president John Grunau says wages and hours are secondary to union supremacy, while Western General Managers’ Association notes ongoing improvements and trains operating. Reports from New York, St. Louis, Kansas City, and other centers detail embargoes, idle workers, and rail traffic disruptions. by April 9, several yards and switch crews returned to work, with unions claiming progress and cautions about broader spread.
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John Grunau
Chicago Yardmen's Association
Grunau
Western General Managers’ Association
Chicago
New* York
St. Louis
Iast St. Louis
Madison
Ilinois
Nam
Kansas City
Brotherhoods of Railroad
Richard J. Hopkins
Kansas
Kans
California
New York
Jersey City
Toledo
Detroit
Los Angeles
Buffalo
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Gary
Syracuse
Salt Lake City
Saginaw
Mich
Ogden
Utah
Decatur
Pueblo
Colo
Springfield
Morris and Company
Chicago Association of Commerce
American Railway Express Company
Ind
Elgin Joliet
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Whitney
Trainmen’s Brotherhood
Chicago, Burlington and
Brotherhood
Soo Lines
Edward Corrigan
Brotherhood of Engineers
Samuel E. Heberling
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Yardmen's Association
Switchmen Strike Hits Albina Yard Near Portland
Rail workers in Albina Oregon disrupted duties late today with about half the night shift absent. Similar walkouts occurred at Southern Pacific Union Station yards and other SP yards. railroad officials could not provide a precise count of strikers at this time.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon-Washington Rail‘road and Navigation Company
Albina
Here
Southern Pacific
Union Station
Sala
Striking New Jersey Rail Workers Halt New York Service
Police described railway terminal service as demoralized after a strike action. Strikers warned that everything is tied up for tonight and service will be paralyzed tomorrow. Passengers waited on Erie platforms as trains stood still while Pennsylvania Railroad kept its Jersey City schedule. Hudson tubes employees voted to strike at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow from Northern New Jersey commuter routes.
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New York
New Jersey
Erie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Hudson “Tubes
Hi Paso Meeting Aims To Poll Mien Employed
A fragment notes a meeting in Paso with intent to poll employed individuals. The wording is unclear, but references a gathering this evening to survey workers. Further context on group, location, and purpose is unavailable in readable text.
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Hi Paso
Lincoln Neto Aprily Tie Finncoln Switchmen and Wardmen
After a four hour discussion Lincoln Neto Aprily and other union men decided not to join the insurgent strike for now The group considered quitting work at 7 o clock tomorrow morning but a majority voted to continue at work rather than strike groepen
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Lincoln
Neto
Aprily
Finncoln
Strike deepens as union calls federal inquiry
Washington April reports show W G Lee of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen asking Representative Cooper if current laws cover renegade or inciting strikes. Senate action directs the Interstate Commerce Committee to probe railroad employee strikes not sanctioned by unions. McCormick cites lack of a railroad board as motive for investigation and summons labor leaders as needed. Brotherhood chiefs in Cleveland denounce the switchmen strike as a plan to destroy existing unions and push a one big union goal. The White House says nominations to the wage board are being finalized and an appeal to workers may precede further steps.
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Washington
W. G. Lee
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Cooper
Ohio
Senate
McCormick
Interstate Commerce Committee
Cummins
Lee
Chicago
Wilson
White House
Brotherhoods
Cleveland
Brotherhood of
Switchmen's Union of
North America
Chica
United States
Doomed TPP and Motive Tethers Amid Railway Enforcements
fragmented OCR notes reference TPP, locomotive engineers, and railway officials including Carter and Leratherhoad Rao, describing enforcement, fines, and presidential orders affecting motigation and locomotive crews.
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Ilewal
Leratherhoad Rao Predhimvety
PWS
Stone
Indians Plan Pow Wow at Del Monte May 17
The California Indians schedule their annual pow wow at Del Monte on May 17 to promote a registered trap shooting tournament a swimming meet and a tennis tournament. About 250 men are already members of the association.
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Associated Press
Det. Monte
Cal
California Indians
del Monte
Asociation
Read Their Letters Praise PE-RU-NA Cures
Letters from readers across the country extol PE-RU-NA for catarrh liver trouble and general debility. Mrs Martha Dale from Cannon Delaware and others describe lasting relief and renewed vigor after using the remedy.
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Cannon
Del
Peruna
J. Bayer
Glendale
Ore
Kate Marquis
Middleburg
Ohio
J. H. Collins
Wesson
Mississippi
W.H. Edgar
Atlanta
Georgia
Leona” Dodd
Maton
Tennessee
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Mayence
Labor Brotherhoods
Frisco
Golden Gate Lodge of Trainmen
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Oregon
Trainmen’s Union
Ames
Department of Justice
Lavering
Salisbury Field
Margaret Mayo
A. S. Stern
Selwyn
Josephine Saxe
Seat Sale Majestic Pharmacy
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