Electric Light Plant Plan Proposed for Eastside Park
City officials consider building a modern electric light plant at Eastside park to meet growing demand. Cost estimates range from 150000 to 195000 with water cooling and brick concrete construction. Site would use a rock foundation, lake water, and aim to save about 1000 dollars monthly versus the present plant.
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Arrests Said Likely in Chicago Rail Strike Bust
Washington reports the Justice Department may arrest many railroad strike leaders in Chicago, including John Grunau, president of the Yardmen’s Association, as federal agents pursue unlawful conspiracy charges. Bail set at 10000 each, with up to 200 warrants to be issued. Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood returns to command central division as arrests proceed.
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Chicago Yardmen's' Association
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Elmer Bidwell
James Dodgson
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Chicaardmen's Association
Impeachment Resolutions Reported By House Republican
April 15 dispatch notes a draft impeachment resolution targeting Post assistant secretary over measures delaying deportations of aliens. The item cites Republican congressman from Kansas and references charges tied to efforts to overthrow the government. In other briefs, divorce proceedings involving Mary Pickford and Owen Moore were to be filed in Minden Iowa.
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Goyet & Vogel Lease Hamersly Building for Poultry Buying Station
The Goyet and Vogel Company of Cincinnati has leased the Hamersly building near the BE and I depot. It will open a poultry eggs and butter buying station as soon as the premises are equipped.
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New Book Store Opens with Modern Interior Design
A newly opened bookstore announces a contemporary interior layout and fresh shelving. The shop emphasizes curated titles and a welcoming space for readers, inviting visitors to browse and discover new works.
Knollwood Dr. Smith Sues Knox Doctors Over Conspiracy
Vincennes Ind end of day report states George F Smith sues Dr Harry E Dees and Knox county physicians including Dr Wil liam E Kissinger Dr Thomas M Staley and Dr Guy H Wilson alleging unlawful wicked and corrupt conspiracy to injure his reputation and force him from his practice He claims they vowed to run him out and that Kissinger would murder him if given chance He says he received a black hand letter threatening a public whipping if he did not leave Bicknell and that charges were filed against him affecting his medical license which was later restored after a not guilty verdict in Knox circuit court
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Death of Illinois political boss Roger Sullivan reported
Expressions of sympathy poured in from bankers, politicians, and policemen over the death of Roger Sullivan, Illinois political boss who rose from farm hand. Sullivan died yesterday from heart disease after months of failing health. Funeral services are set for Saturday at the home of Robert Irvin.
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New Revolution Fears in Germany and East Prussia Arrests
Dispatches from Paris report Maj. Gen Von Liuettwitz and Maj. Bigcholff jailed over alleged plans for a new revolt in Germany. They were found hiding on an East Prussia estate as European powers warn of a possible monarchist uprising. Berlin sources cite Minister of Defense Gessler fearing a real danger from conservative and military circles and urging a united front to protect the fatherland.
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Switchmen To Stay At Work In Baltimore & Ohio Yards
Switchmen in the Baltimore and Ohio yards will continue working and not join the nationwide outlaw strike. A meeting in Indianapolis of the strike committee informed local crews of conditions. No action was taken. Trains 94 and Q 1 removed, affecting three crews. trains 29 and WW also out of service between Cincinnati and St. Louis due to reduced business.
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Missing man found after seven years reunites with family
Relatives learn George Waller, son of the late James Waller of East St Louis, is found after seven years missing. He returns to St Louis and reunites with his brother Frank, now working in Detroit. Elsewhere Mrs Albion Ellis undergoes minor surgery at Davibts county hospital and a Trojan arrival in Vincennes is noted with a local event planned in Vincennes with viewing by Wallace Hagenbeck clubs in the afternoon.
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Negotiations and politics span China Japan and Russia
Readable fragments describe U S policy toward Russia trade and a Senate report on post office contracts. Content references April events in Washington and Chicago plus Illinois governor Lowden and New York progress on coal talks with miners and operators amid unrest in Pennsylvania fields.
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Invasion Report From Agua Prieta Sparks Crisis
A message from Gen. Galles, commander of Sonora state forces, claims troops invaded Sinaloa on April 15 as part of a wider movement led by followers of Gen. Obragon to overthrow the Carranza government. The report says Sonora detachments pushed into neighboring territories toward the Sinaloa capital.
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Nearly 400 Cars Held at Seymour Over Strike
In Beauthny Indiana on April 15 nearly four hundred freight cars at Baltimore and Ohio yards sit idle awaiting settlement of the switchmen's strike. Most cars are loaded with merchandise destined for St. Louis and other western points. Some movement may resume soon as cars are rerouted to final destinations.
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I W W Headquarters Deny Palmer Charge On Strike
Government seeks to learn if the IWW organized the nationwide railroad strike and hopes workers will return to work. Palmer alleged the strike was organized by the IWW and the Communist International. leaders denied involvement while Wilson administration contemplates next moves as returns to work begin.
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