Irish Hunger Strikers Victory Overshadows Threatened Walkout
Dublin April 14 AP Twenty four prisoners released from Mountjoy unconditionally end hunger strike and end threat of Cat and Mouse policy. Lord Mayor and Viscount French terms unclear amid relief and wide strike lull as workers celebrate victory and police abandon armored presence outside jail.
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Dublan
Lord French
Viscount French
Prisons’ Board Wise
Dublin
James Henry Thomas
National Union of Railway, Men and Labor
Worber
Derby
England
Trish
Thomas
Labor
Mater Visericordia Hospital
Mountjoy Prison
Two Men Die in Idaho Farm Explosion Near Buhl
On the Ross Elison farm Idaho Farm Development project Carsie Ulrich a member of old Company K and White Flynn a farmer were killed when an acetylene tank exploded. Ulrich was single and Kiynn rented the Elison farm this spring. The plant had ceased operation earlier that day and the men were repairing it in a cellar when the blast occurred. One death was due to a head wound. Neither body was badly mangled.
Armenians Plead for Recognition of Nation
Five hundred Armenian veterans who fought with U S forces marched to the state department and presented a memorial to Secretary of State Colby seeking U S recognition of the republic of Armenia as Britain France Italy and Japan have done. Major V H Kazanjian of Harvard was spokesman.
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Associated Press
Washington
United Staes
State Department
State Colby
Wilson
United States
Republic of Armenia
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
V. H. Kazanjian
Harvard University
Officials indicted in liquor conspiracy case in Minneapolis
Federal grand jury in Minneapolis indicted Sheriff Oscar Martinson and Deputy Hugh Leonard of Hennepin County along with eight Minneapolis businessmen on liquor conspiracy and smuggling charges. The warrants had been issued previously and the case centers on illicit liquor activities.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Oscar Martinson
Hugh Leonard
Hennepin County
Mineapolis
Woman Jury Delivers Guilty Verdict in Shriver Case
A rare all female jury convicts P H Shriver and Miss Elsie Hidner on a statutory charge after more than an hour of deliberation. Probate Judge O P Duvall ordered the jury and sentence will be pronounced this morning. Testimony from Mrs Weston proprietor of the Cortland rooming house and officers Ham and Austin placed Shriver at the Corcoran house with Hidner during a weeklong stay.
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Frank Stephan
Homer C. Mills
O. P. Duvall
Sheriff's Office
P. H. Shriver
Weston
Cortland
Ham
Austin
Shriver
Neice
PUOTER PLOT REBEL CARRIER OTRIRE CLAIM PALMER MAKES PUBLIC EVIDENCE
William Z. Foster, radical leader of the steel strike, directs a nation wide plan to disrupt the four big railroad brotherhoods and organize all rail workers into One Big Union. Palmer publishes evidence of the targeting and notes strike momentum shifting as sections report a return toward normal passenger service amid volunteer support and conflicting leadership.
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William Z. Foster
Department of Justice
Washington
Palmer
Foster
Middle West
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
Chicago
Chicago Terminal
Pennsylvania
Soo Line
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Edward Corrigan
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Canal Company Signs Agreement on A. F. Dam
The federal reclamation department and Twin Falls Canal company signed an agreement to retain 100000 acre-feet of water in the American Falls dam for Twin Falls users. Idaho irrigation firms, including Idaho F Irrigation at Gooding and North Side Twin Falls, are ready to sign similarly, signaling steps toward the Minidoka extension project.
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Reclamation Department
Federal Government
Twin Falls Canal
American Falls
Twin Falls Canal Company
Idaho
Idaho F Irrigation Company
Gooding
Twin Falls Company
Twin Falls Canal ‘Company
Minidoka
Sioux City Declares For Open Shop Plan
Eleven major business bodies in Sioux City Iowa endorse the open shop plan and will campaign against the closed shop. Officials of the Employers' Association announce that no person shall be refused employment for labor union membership status and no discrimination by nonmembers of labor unions.
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Sioux. City
Iowa
Employers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce, Livestock Exchange
Sioux City Traffic Bureau
Sioux City Builders’ Exchange
Master Builders, Manufacturers’’ Association
Motor Trades Bureau
Sioux City Board of Trade
Sionx City Association of ‘Credit
Men
Retail Merchants’ Association
Declare War On H C L By The Associated Press
Roanoke April 14 three over all clubs and one apron club organized here today at four mass meetings. A total membership of 1400 was enrolled.
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H.C. L
Associated. Press
Roanok
German Peace Terms Pressed On Ship Transfer
Berlin April 14 The reparations commission rejects Germany's bid to modify Annex 3 Part 8 and orders ships to be transferred to the allies. Germany argues the move would worsen economic life and impede fulfillment of the treaty. The annex requires Germany to recognize the right of Allied powers to replace merchant ships and fishing boats lost during the war.
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Berlin
Reparations Commission
Ae the
Vossische Zeitung
Supreme Council
Germany
Twenty Four Indicted On Profiteering Charge
Twenty four firms and individuals in North and South Carolina were indicted by a federal grand jury in Charlotte charged with entering into a conspiracy to raise bread prices. The alleged agreement was made at a meeting held here on January 8.
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Associated Press
Charlotte, N
North
South Carolina
Civil War Looms as Sonora Recruits for Secession Battle
In Agua Prieta on April 14, reports say Sonora’s new republic forces clashed with Carranza troops at the Sonora Sinaloa border. Authorities anticipate war over state rights, with Sonora mobilizing 25,000 plus Yaqui allies to resist Carranza advances toward Agua Prieta. The secession followed Carranza’s prior troop movements into Sonora.
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Associated Press
Agua Prieta
Sonora
New Republic of
Carranza
Sonora-Sinaloa
Nogales
Carranzaa
J. Jeliasalles
Sinaloa-Sonora
Chihuahua
Casas Grandes
Callies
Blanco Pass
Calles
New Republic
Mexico
United States
Mexco
Sinaloa
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Miss Elsie Hidner
Puoter
Otrire
U. S
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George Roussos
A. F. Dam
Sioux City
Cailes
Eral Forces
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