Labor Leaders Seized After Chicago Raids In Terror Wave
Chicago May 10 labor head Fred Mader Big Tim Murphy and over 130 leaders arrested after raids on Building Trades and other unions. police call bloodshed linked to labor warfare two patrolmen killed and bombings blamed on unrest, with women among detainees and 100 rounds of ammo seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mader
Big Tim’ Murphy
Haymarket
Associated Press
Chicago
Fred “Frenchy” Mader
Chicago Building Trades Counc
Charles ¢. Fitzmorris
Bulldging Trades Council
Big Tim" Murphy
Winion
Cornelius ‘Con’ Shea
Teamsters
Murphy
Building Trades Council
Detective Bureau
Fitzmorris
Scanlan
Moeller
Landis
Mutinous voyage ends with destroyer aid on Eastern Ocean
Capt John Bergsten relates a brutal Philadelphia crew mutiny aboard the Eastern Ocean after a January departure. Fights, a knife duel, a near shipwreck, and a Black Sea landing culminate with a U.S. destroyer deterring further unrest. Rum found aboard leads to questioning, and two missing cooks are later arrested in Constantinople for murder.
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New York
Associated Press
John Bergsten
Eastern Ocean
United States
Novorossisk
Black Sea
Philadelphia
High Seas
Bergsten
Novorissisk
Constantinople
Erzberger Assailant Declared Insane in Berlin
Ensign Oltwig von Birschfeld, jailed in 1920 for trying to kill former Finance Minister Erzberger, was officially declared insane today. He had been released from prison in September 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Oltwig von Birschfeld
Erzberger
Birschfeld
Waiting on Russians Conciliatory Changes in Genoa Talk
In Genoa on May 10, delegates from the Big Five pursued a conciliatory Russian reply to the allied memorandum handling foreign property restitution. France and Belgium voiced reservations while Russia seeks to modify clause seven amid pressure to sustain conference progress. The Galician question and bans on Polish occupation of Lithuania also moved to subcommittee review with competing Anglo French positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Lloyd eGorge
Bulgaria
Genoa
Clause Geven
M. Tehitcherin
Signor Schan
M. Barthou
Facta
Galicia
Lithuania
Poland
Ukraine
Georgia
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Angora
Aegean
Russia
England
France
Galcia
Lloyd George
Europe
Vila
Memel
Barthou
ETA
M. Jaspar
Getted
Belgium
Jaspar
Italy
Germany Pleads Inability To Meet Reparations Demands
Paris May 10 The German reply to the April 1 reparations note protests goodwill yet argues it cannot raise 60 billion marks in new taxes before May 31 nor meet all March 21 conditions. It cites heavy taxation, needs foreign loans to honor foreign currency payments, and seeks a reasonable extension of time limits while offering cooperation with the reparations commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied
Paris
Associated Press
Germany
Commission
Genoa
Berlin
Hermes
Tageblatt
Reichstag
Allied Preparations Commission
Award Ratified by Former Judge Landis in Building Trades Dispute
A settlement was awarded by former Federal Judge K M Landis acting as mediator between building trades contractors and their employees. Some unions rejected the award, prompting a "citizens" committee to oversee enforcement. Rain delayed cotton field work across the belt, with slow planting in the north, central, and eastern districts. Florida and southern Georgia saw beneficial rain and sugar cane growth, while Texas reported mixed progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. M. Landis
Cotton Belt
Weather Bureau
Florida
Georgia
Misassaippi River
Texas
East Gulf States
India in misery under British rule, says former Chicago mayor
Shanghai dispatch quotes Cartr H. Harrisgon, ex mayor of Chicago, returning from a world tour. He describes India as sunk in misery with poverty and ignorance, noting harsh British rule and growing anti-British sentiment, especially in Burma, and recalls locals confusing Americans with English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Associated Press
India
Cartr H. Harrigon
Chicago
Harrison
Burma
Ilun
Party sails to seek gold aboard Lusitania
A small black steamship, Blakeley of the Shipping Board fleet, bound for the Irish Sea to recover gold, silver and jewels from the sunken Lusitania. Crew cheer or grim, as divers prepare for a deep salvage mission backed by Leavitt diving suit pioneer B C Leavitt. The voyage begins in Philadelphia with divers and equipment to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Associated Press
Municipal Pier
Irish Sea
Lusitania
Blakeley
Shipping Board
Fieet
Leavitt Lusitania Salvage Company
Philadelphia
B C. Leavitt
Leavitt
Blakeley, Pps
Denials on Stand by Mrs Stillman in Divorce Trial
Mrs Anne A Silliman testifies to deny all charges of misconduct by James A Stillman and others in a New York divorce case. She refutes paternity claims against Indian guide Fred Beauvais and denies writing love letters. The trial notes Stillman’s gifts to Beauvais and a ring inscribed F B. Bud Stillman may testify. Anne expected later.
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Poughkeepsie
N. J
Associated Press
Guy Stillman
Anne A. Silliman
James A. Stillman
New York
Little Guy
Percy A. Rockefeller
James
Bud”) Stillman
Bud
Anne
Paris
Gleason
Stillman
Guy
Oliver
Mr. Stillman
Beauvais
Mia Stillman
Miss Oliver
Love Case Ends as Robertson Leaves for New Jersey
British Embassy official says legal proceedings loom as Alexander E Robertson departs Washington for New Jersey after a failed attempt by Miss Mary Culberson to meet him. Culberson’s secretary defends her client, calling kidnaping charges ridiculous, while Robertson pursues a private suit in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
New Jersey
Mise Culberson
Culberson-Robertson
Mary Culberson
Charles A. Culperson
Texas
Alexander E. Robertson
A& Newspaper
Washington
Man
Miss Culberson
Senator Culberson
Chesley W. Jurney
Jurney
Culberson
Culbersot
Turney
Leslie Craigie
Ton
Craigie
Bloomfield
N. J
Buffalo Mayor Schwab to Stand Trial on Prohibition Indictments
Buffalo New York May 10 Mayor Frank X Schwab head of the Buffalo Brewing Company faces trial on federal indictments accusing the company and him individually of selling beer above legal alcohol content. He had previously paid internal revenue penalties totaling 10009 after pushing Washington post election. the case is now moved to trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Frank X. Schwab
Buffalo Brewing Company
Schwab
Washington
Internal Revenue
United States
Donovan
Denial of Mexican Question Tied to Property Guarantees
U S officials stated that recognition of Gen Obregon hinges on his willingness to guarantee against confiscation of American property. The 1917 constitution’s confiscation clauses have been the focal point of talks for a year. The State Department says no personal motive influenced recognition and church property issues are not the central dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Gen. Obregon
Obreglon Group
State Department
Eleven Death Sentences Slated for Opposing Church and Property Claims
Moscow reports that eleven prisoners condemned for opposing the church and property actions will be executed by the Supreme Revolutionary Tribunal. Lawyers plan to plead technical grounds if the tribunal does not intervene, arguing the accusations show no counter-revolution intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Ribunal
Supreme Tribunal
Bitter partisan fight over Liberia loan vote
The House approved a five million Liberian loan by 148 to 1139 with six present, while the recommit motion failed. Democrats condemned remarks by Fordney about Woodrow Wilson, sparking a heated dispute over legality and administration policy, as Republicans defended aiding Liberia despite partisan clashes.
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United States
Republic of
Liberia
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilson
Fordney
Ways and Meany Committee
Michigan
May Be Chosen by Harding Today For Farm Loan Post
Gov. Robert A. Cooper of South Carolina was reported to be moving to the front as a leading contender for a federal farm loan post. Resignation of AFY Lever affected the vacancy on the Federal Farm Board as appointment days approached. President Harding would announce the entry, with Gov. Cooper and Senator Diel seen at exhibitor matches on the White House grounds.
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Chairman Fordney
Virginia
Fordney
Representative Lowery
Mississippi
White House
Gaiing
Wilson
Connally
Texas
Harding
Robert A. Cooper
South Carolina
Htoomra
Afy
Lever
Huwraihg
Cooter
Diel
Miners' march in Logan county spurs treason trial testimony
In Charles Town May 10, witnesses described Keeney's Danville remark about moving through Logan to Mingo despite Federal troops. An engineer forced to drive an armed parade train testified, as did a miner wounded at Blair Mountain and a deputy killed during clashes. Bail was denied for several defendants as trials proceed.
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Charles Town
W. Va
F Keeney
United Mine Workers of America
Logan
Mingo County
Daneville
William Blizzard
John Gore
Blair Mountain
Keeney
Elon. Miller
Madison
Scott District
Moone County
Logan County
Danville
Miller
Keenes
Washington
Wash ‘Ington
George Stern
St Albans
Clothier
Horse Creek
Jeffrey
Ottawa
Agate
Fred Hall
Olcott
Edgar Combs
Gore
Cording
Veleska Carpenter
Combs
Gore Combs
Carpenter
Cail
Jeffer County
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Albert Modler
Slayera
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Cannes
WHL
Helstans
Cane
Carter Harrison
Mrs. Stillman
Quide
Son
Hest
Satter
Central Executive Committee
Tikhon
All
Pravde
Tiktionzen
Afl
Mr. Connally
Woodrow Wilson
Ileads
Farm Loan Post
ER. A. Cooper
U.S
Mingo
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