Ultimatum by Roads to New York Brotherhoods
Reports detail a nationwide strike threat as railroad managers warn they will reopen freight books for 24 hours and potentially rehire only those deemed fit. West markets see police reserves patrolling amid 42 strikes while the Erie resumes freight to New Jersey under armed guard with no incidents reported.
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24 Strike Leaders Held in Chicago Bail Set
Chicago dispatch reports 24 strike leaders arrested under the Lever Act amid a major railroad switchmen labor dispute. Federal agents conducted raids at meetings, with 30 warrants issued and more expected. Among those detained were Jon Grunau, president of the Chicago Yardmens Association, and H E Reading, chairman of the United Enginemen's Association. Bonds were set at 10,000 with hearings scheduled for April 24.
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Labor tensions as Palmer backs labor board actions
Reports from Washington indicate the Department of Justice moved swiftly against radicals amid rising labor unrest. The Senate confirmed the railroad labor board after a four hour session, while impeachment proceedings began against Assistant Secretary Beouise Post over deportation and abuse of power. Union crews at key yards walked out raising potential food supply concerns. The administration expresses solid support for Palmer and pro labor board measures as federal action tightens.
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Potomac Yard Strike Paralyzes Washington Freight Traffic
Freight traffic in Washington stalled as Potomac yards workers walked out for the second time this week. Baltimore and Ohio crews at Eckington joined the action, halting trains and leaving food supplies threatened as merchants warned of shortages. Officials blamed layoff delays and wage-board disputes as efforts to resolve the strike continued late into the night.
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Indict New York Cafe Men In Prohibition Case
Federal grand jury in New York Indicts Thomas Healy and Peter Galett cafe proprietors on Volstead Act violations. A superseding indictment against Inspector Henry II mirrors the original with technical corrections and about 20 additional addresses of alleged orderly houses amid a vice investigation.
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Lodge to Lead GOP Keynote at Chicago Convention
Washington Post report by George Rothwell Brown notes Henry Cabot Lodge likely to be temporary and possibly permanent chair at the Chicago convention. The piece outlines factional splits over Wood’s campaign, the fight over the League of Nations stance, and Indiana and Ohio primaries shaping Wood’s decline and Lodge’s rising role.
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Berlin Prepares for New Revolt Amid Baltic Armies Disarmed
Berlin officials announce guards around government buildings and mobilization of tanks and armored cars amid rumors of a renewed attempt to overthrow the government and form an alliance with Soviet Russia. Major General Baron von Luettwitz is arrested in Pomerania, and the Baltic brigade is to be disarmed, with authorities warning conservative press influencers.
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May Split Illinois Democratic Leaders Hope to Succeed Sullivan
The death of Roger Sullivan upends Illinois politics with national implications. McAdoo Palmer and Gov Cox gain potential support while Lowden forces press to add 276 delegates as Thompson hedges on Wood. Delegation loyalties split amid Chicago power dynamics and looming San Francisco convention battles.
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Pennsylvania Road Offer Accepted by Shopmen
Philadelphia April 16. A committee representing various unions in the Philadelphia district accepted managements offer to take up grievances within the company jurisdiction and promised all striking workers would be reinstated at once with no loss of seniority or discrimination. The offer from the railroad general manager of the eastern region covers immediate return to work and addresses wages and transportation questions to be settled by the road.
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Troops of Sonora Push Into Sinaloa
Reports from Agua Prieta say Sonoran forces crossed into Sinaloa capturing two towns and moving toward Culiacan as factions battle for control in the rebellion against the central government. Generals Obregon and Gomez are involved in the shifting command and strategy amid border confrontations.
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Washington DC Street Car Fares Raised Amid Transit Tensions
Washington officials and the Washington Railway and Electric Company announced fare increases on all city lines effective May 1, extending until January 1, 1921. The Utilities Commission approved the rise, while arbitration talks continue and a potential worker walkout was postponed.
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17000 Lift Runners Out Strikes In New York
Seventeen thousand elevator employees in New York City across sky scrapers, stores, and businesses were ordered to strike at 3 o clock tomorrow morning. The move affects major offices and savings banks, disrupting service in multiple districts.
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