May Day Demonstrations Quiet Across United States
Columbus Ohio May 2 AP quiet observances of May Day across the United States signal a return to normal conditions. Attorney General Henry M Daugherty says reports from all regions show widespread calmness and that yesterday was a typical American Sunday. He declined a general public warning against demonstrations, believing warnings would invite rather than prevent agitation and noting ongoing patriotic efforts.
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United States
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New Powerboat Head Succeeds Iowa Man
F G Ericson of Toronto was elected chairman of the International Powerboat union by 25 delegates meeting in Chicago. He succeeds Charles P Hanley of Muscatine Iowa as head of the organization.
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New Powerboat Head
Iowa
United Press
Chicago
F. G. Ericson
Toronto
International Powerboat Union
Charles P. Hanley
Muscatine
Gold strike reported near Ottawa farmlands
Ottawa Ont March 2 The Associated Press reports gold discovered on a farm 45 miles north of Ottawa. Prospecting claims pushed by day break as 3,080 acres were staked in the first rush into this portion of Canada.
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Ottawa
Associated Press
Ont
Canada
Aged actor Samuel Edwards dies in Chicago stage role
Chicago May 2 Samuel Edwards aged 76 a noted character actor died of heart disease in Chicago while playing the father in Bab at the Blackstone Theatre. He had a long stage career and was known for his versatile character parts.
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Chicago
Samuel Edwards
Blackstone
Wife 13 Year Old To Be Tried In Juvenile Court
Farmington Missouri May 2 The first instance in southeast Missouri where a married person will be tried in juvenile court will be May 19. Mrs John Parsons 13 years old is to go to trial on a murder charge in connection with the death March 11 of Lilly Parsons 6 year old her stepdaughter Her request to be tried in juvenile court instead of circuit court was granted today.
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Associated Press
Farmington, Mo
Missouri
John Parsons
Lilly Parsons
Plan Light Cars on Cedar Falls Waterloo Line
Plans for replacing heavy interurbans with lighter streetcars on the Waterloo Cedar Falls line cite reduced motive power needs and economy. C D Cass says 20 new steel one man safety cars will be shipped after a government loan supports the $1 260 000 deal. Westinghouse Electric prepares plans to convert old cars and upgrade trucks for faster service with no rise in current speeds.
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20 Killed in Jewish Arab Clash at Jaffa
In Jerusalem the toll from a Sunday clash between Jews and Arabs at Jaffa reached twenty dead and about 150 wounded. Troops restored order without firing on the fighting crowds.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Jaffa
Weather summary of Minnesota and Iowa towns shows varied road conditions
The report from the U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau lists towns including Albert Lea Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids and Dubuque with notes on sky conditions temperatures and mud levels. Several towns report passable or muddy roads with varying degrees of slipperiness and wear. Continuous entries cover Mason City New Hampton Waterloo and Waverly among others with mixed clear muddy or impassable statuses.
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Iim
Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Dee
Maines
Dubuque
Faribault
Croste
Wis
Mason City
New Hampton
Postville
Water
Waverly
le Cros
Meson City
Waterloo
Pessibio
Bionx City
St. Paw
Muday
Irish Home Rule Act Inauguration Meets Apathy In Dublin
Irish watchers report apathy as the home rule partition act takes effect and Lord Talbot assumes lord lieutenant duties. The Unionist Irish Times notes potential enthusiasm constrained by broader disinterest, while the act grants self government and ends Catholic disabilities in Ireland.
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Irish Times
George Kelly Hits Seventh Home Run of Season
George Kelly of the New York Giants hit his seventh homer of the season off Watson of the Braves at the Polo Grounds, backing a four run first inning. Ruth, meanwhile, added his sixth homer in a separate Boston game as he clings to batting honors.
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George Kelly
New York Giants
Babe Ruth
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Giants
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Frisch
Ruth
Boston
Mass
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Wi Jones
Newberry Case Reversed and Election Law Voided
The Associated Press reports that the Newberry case reversal voids the Conviction of United States Senator and 17 associates under the Corrupt Practices Act. The opinion is held unconstitutional with two dissenting justices. The ruling comes from Washington D C on May 2.
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Newberry
Knoges Hut
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Kendall Signs State Printing Bill to Form Board
Governor Kendall today signed the 1921 state printing bill, creating a state printing board and a state superintendent of printing. The five member board includes the secretary of state, auditor, attorney general, plus two appointees. W. R. Orchard of the Council Bluffs Nonpareil and Jamies Gillespie of the LeMars Sentinel were named as appointees. The board will appoint the superintendent.
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Associated Press
Des ‘Moineau
Ni E. Kendall
General Assembly
Gov. Kendall
W. R. Orchard
Council Bluffs Nonpareil
Jamies Gillespie
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LeMars
Peace Resolution to Have Week of Rest
The Knox resolution declaring peace with Germany and Austria passed the senate 49 to 22 and was sent to the house. It is not expected to be called up for a week or more as it goes to the foreign affairs committee to consider amendments. The house will meanwhile continue debate on the army appropriation bill.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Knox
Germany
Austria
Senate
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Naselli Named Minister to Havana
Fess Rome May 2 reports Conoi Naselli former Italian consul in Philadelphia is appointed minister to Havana in a formal diplomatic posting. Naselli’s assignment expands Italian representation in Cuba as relations appear steady.
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Rome
Conoi Naselli
Philadelphia
Havana
Supreme Court voids Corrupt Practices Act in Newberry case
The Supreme Court set aside Cruman v Newberry in Michigan federal courts, ruling Congress lacked power to regulate primaries under the corrupt practices act. Five defendants were affected as Justices McReynolds and McKenna issued opinions, White dissented on broader implications, and a remand for new trials or further proceedings followed. Senate actions on the Ford Newberry contest may shift with the ruling.
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Dillingham
Senate Elections Committee
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Newberry
Detroit
Spencer
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Supreme Court
Man commits suicide at St Patrick’s church doorway
In Kansas City a man, believed to be Charles Cooper of Houston, shot himself outside St Patrick’s church. He died soon after in the church lobby. Notes found tell of murdering his wife near Houston Heights and mention possible other killings. Houston police say the man killed himself and may be Santos Rapello, a suspect in two Houston murders, identified recently.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Aiman
Charles Cooper
Houston
Tex
St. Patrick's Church
Flouston Heights
Mary
Lena
New Orleans
Houston Heights
Nee
Tn Houston
Santos Rapello
Court declines Indian claim to Oklahoma land grant
The Supreme Court refused to hear John M. Taylor representing the Eastern Immigrant Cherokees in the Ned River oil land case. Taylor argued vast tracts in dispute belonged to his clients under a 14,000,000 acre grant made by President Van Buren.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
John M. Taylor
Ned River
Taylor
van Buren
Mooney in Court to Have Case Continued
Thomas Mooney, SF pretended to be a bomb defendant, appeared in court as Superior Judge Louderback granted a continuance until May 23. Mooney seeks a new trial under a writ of audita querela, with Milton U Ren opposing a demurrer to reopen the case.
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United Press
San Francisco
Cal
Thomas Mooney
Louderback
Mooney
Audita Querela
Milton U'Ren
Aled
San Quentin
Bonds of 8 I. W. W. Forfeited in Chicago Courts
Chicago May 2 Eight members of the Industrial Workers of the World had their bonds forfeited by the United States circuit court of appeals after failing to appear at Leavenworth prison per a Supreme Court mandate. The fate of William Big Bill Haywood was not decided as authorities expect he may yield from Moscow. Bonds forfeited totaled 86000. The group was convicted by Federal Judge Landis three years ago after a trial.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Industrial Workers of the World
United Sates Circuit Court of Appeals
Leavenworth Prison
United States Supreme Court
Wiliam
Big Bill
Haywood
Moscow
Russia
United States
Clyne
Heap
Landis
Ford Is 600000 Loser By Decision In Supreme Court
The Supreme Court refused to review a New York verdict in favor of the Hotel Woodward against Ford Motor Co. The ruling sustains an $800,000 award with 11 percent interest for a 21 year lease dispute in New York City, totaling over $2,000,000.
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Washington, D. C
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New York
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Strike of Marine Workers Spreads Across Coast
A widespread marine workers strike spreads across the Atlantic Pacific and Gulf coasts as talks with President Harding continue. The walkout aims to block 13 million tons of shipping and 125000 mariners from work, with losses estimated at about 1 million dollars daily.
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American Steamship Owners
Washington
Admiral Benson
Delivery time notice for Courier before 3 30
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 3 30 o'clock. If you fail to receive your paper by that time due to carrier error or other cause, please phone 3380 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach this office before 6 30 p m.
Stockyards Strike Foretells War Across Chicago Unions
May 2 Chicago union strikes at Union stockyards threaten wider action in packing industry. Livestock Handlers' union president Patrick J. Griffin says 1,500 men are out and threatens broad escalation. Cattle roam streets near tracks as strike breakers attempt to quell disruption. Union officials give figures varying from 800 to 1,500 workers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Patrick J. Griffin
Griffin
Radueisiov
O. I. Henkle
Union Stockyards & Transit O
Hold Up Men Kill J C Scane Waterlooan Kin
J C Scane real estate man of Minneapolis was shot to death by two highwaymen while walking with his wife near midnight. He grappled with a robber and was killed. the suspects fled and have not been captured. Scane, about 59, had long operated in Minneapolis real estate and will be buried there.
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Third Street East
Scane
Minneapolis
J. C. Scane
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F.M. Seane
Associated Press
Bandits Rob Broker of 7500 in Oil Stock
Uniontown Pa May 2 two masked bandits raided an automobile carrying stock broker Robert B Graham and three others. They robbed Graham of 35000 in bonds and after selecting 7500 worth of oil stock returned the remainder to Graham.
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Associated Press
Uniontown
Robert.b. Graham
Graham
Army Transport to Bring 3,800 Bodies
The US army transport Wheaton sailed from Cherbourg with 2,800 American soldiers' bodies aboard for Antwerp where it will receive 27,000 more before sailing to New York.
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Cherbourg
France
United States Army
Wheaton
Antwerp
New York
War guilt trials slated to begin after reparations settled
Berlin officials and Justice Minister Heinze said German leaders charged with war guilt will face trial once reparations are resolved. Lawyers will travel to London to question British witnesses as part of an expedited process to clear up the matter quickly. The trials could start by mid May.
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United Press
Berlin
London
Heinze
Reichstag
Germany
Germany Gets Ten Days’ Respite Invasion News
Allied ministers draft a formal ultimatum to Germany on reparations, granting four days to learn terms and six days to answer. Paris reports mobilization plans for Ruhr occupation, with cavalry and infantry ready. Washington notes no official U.S. position and no new German note.
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