Calendar of crime items and misc. world notes inching through
A collage of early 20th century dispatches: federal troops sail to suppress Pulajanes on Samar. Russian naval accident near Libau with a torpedo boat sinking in a gale. a Queenstown tribute recalling the Sirius voyage and later wreck salvage. New York gas asphyxiations of two elderly women likely mutual suicide. a San Jose burglary ends with the owner fatally shot and the burglar captured. a Leadville mining magnate Douglas noted. Patrick's new trial hearing postponed pending chloroform embalming tests.Life team case in Louisville prison as James Howard advances.
Tokio Celebrates Two Grand Anniversaries in Parade
Tokyo marked a day of high spirit with decorations for Emperor Jimmu Tenno's accession and the Mukden war memory. A 100000-strong parade from Hibya Park to the Imperial Palace honored the emperor and passed to Uysno Park for commemorative ceremonies.
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Tokio
Jimmi Tenno
Mukden
Eshe Prinasers
Hiblya Park
Imperial Palace
Uysno Park
Prisoner Begins Life Term In Goebel Murder Case
Pending the disposition of his case by the United States Supreme Court, he was taken to Frankfort to begin his term of life imprisonment for the murder of William Goebel.
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United States Supreme Court
Frankfort
William Goebel
New York Athletes Sail for Greece to Represent U S
In New York 2000 cheering spectators saw 34 amateur athletes depart to represent the United States at the Athens Olympic Games. The games open Monday, April 23, in Greece.
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New York
Greece
W York
United States
Athens
Qrevcy
Hati
International Kindergarten Union Opens Tenth Annual Meeting
Milwaukee April 3 The third teenth annual meeting of the International Kindergarten Union opens today and runs to Friday. The gathering, largest yet, will convene at the Hotel Pfister with sessions at Plymouth Church and the Wrymouth church. Leaders include Ada Marian Hughes of Toronto as president and Miles Alice B. Fitta of Brooklyn as vice presidents. Delegates will visit local kindergartens, attend training discussions, and host receptions at Downers College and the Masonic temple.
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Milwaukee
Wis
International Kindergarten Union
Hotellfister
Wrymouth Ehurch
Ada Marian Hughes
Toronto
Ont
James L. Hughes
Wil
Spe
Cial
Hotel Pfister
Lucy Wheelock
Hoston
Era
Hotel
Pfiter
Bertha Payne
School of Education
University of Chicago
Plymouth Church
Pennylunch
Woman's School Alliance
Downers’ College
Thurelay
Masonic Temple
Woman's Club of
Wisconsin
Athem
New York Advances Good Road Building
The New York state highway convention met today amid plans to accelerate a $70,000,000 water bonding program that aims to expand road construction statewide. Road supervisors from across the state gathered as committees submitted a report urging better funding, equitable road design, and legally acquiring land for project needs.
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New York
Alan
Aley
Pete Bug
Sau
Jem
Deposed Dowie Anxious Over Zion Polity Sparks Appeals
The Dowie affair from Zion City shows Overseer Volka repudiating Dowie and vowing independence. Zion officials plan to raise $500000 for rehabilitation of Zion and its church and industries, pledging land and properties as security amid creditor support. In Kansas City, municipal elections open with cold, cloudy weather and high anticipated turnout.
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Chicago
Zion City
Dowle
Ovation
Mexico
Volka
Tte
Zion
Kansas City, Mo
Bernalillo County suit halts interpleader over sixty dollar warrant
Attorney Herbert Raynolds filed suit for F A Ifubbell against George Atrlish and Jesus Sandoval seeking interpleader to decide who is entitled to about sixty dollars from a warrant drawn on the county treasurer. The county treasurer asks to be relieved from liability and a restraining order was sought as proceedings continued. A hearing was adjourned to 9 o'clock Wednesday with a future appearance expected. Buffalo Evening Times building fire note follows with damages and injuries.
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Herbert Raynolds
McMillen & Raynolds
F. A Ifubbell
George P. Altrish
Jesus Marcia Sandoval
Jory
Court House Bonds At Estancia
Special to The Torrance Citizen reports Estancia voters in county communes will decide on bonds for a new court house. Officials say the bond issue, if approved, would fund construction and related expenses in Estancia during the coming year.
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Estancia
Torrance
Wilay
Milwaukee Voters Choose Among Three City Ticketlines
Milwaukee voters today face three ticket lines for city officials. Mayor David Rowe seeks re election on the Democratic ticket while Shorb urn Becker and Wmn A Arnold lead the Republican and Socialist tickets respectively. Voters weigh whether to approve a $75,000,000 municipal streetcar bond and license policies as they elect aldermen and decide how to run the city transit.
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Milwaukee
Milwauke Wie
David §. Rowe
Shorburn Becker
Wmn. A. Arnold
Socialien
Chicago
Hoe
Chishall
Coal Miners Not at Work as Expected in District
Pittsburg reports show limited mine resumption after a signed scale yesterday. Most plants run with reduced force or idle, holiday effects cited. miners slow to return after celebrations, with normal conditions taking weeks. Separate reports from New York note Mitchell expects favorable results from the Jersey City conference, with miners hoping concessions and soft coal trends improving. discussions ongoing, no clear changes yet.
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Pittsburg
Mitchell
New York
Jersey City Central
Muiners
the Committee
York
Nichols
Unusual rebuke to member of first class at West Point
General A C Mills, superintendent of the Military academy, ordered a disciplinary punishment for Cadet George K Byrd, a first class member, for an expression toward an officer. Byrd will be confined on the reservation until June 10 and complete punishment tours. Mills denounced the act as childish and lacking in gentlemanly dignity.
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West Point
A. J. Mills
Military Academy
George K. Byrd
General Mills
Byrd
Automobile Tournament at Atlantic Pablo Beach
A thousand people from winter resorts across several states converge on Atlantic Pablo Beach for a three day automobile tournament. The event opens tomorrow and runs Friday through Sunday with expected strong crowds and favorable conditions for exhibitions and demonstrations.
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Atlantic- Pablo Beach
Iida
New Mexico Again On The Statehood Bill
Special to The Evening Citizen says conference members restore New Mexico and Arizona to the joint statehood bill. Capitals at Santa Fe and Phoenix under debate. An extra 2,500,000 acre land grant for Arizona may be used to reduce railroad debts in Santa Fe and Grant counties and Pima and Santa Cruz counties. Other amendments pending. James W. Chaves, son of Colonel J. Francisco Chaves, named to house disbursing office, first NM citizen in fifty six years to hold such a post.
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Evening Citizen
Washington, D.C
New Mexico
Arizona
Santa Fe
N. M
Phoenix
Ariz
Grant
Pima
Santa Cruz
Burnham
House
Senate
James W. Chaves
J. Francisco Chaves
Rodey
Artsone
Williams and Tillman Spar In Session Debate
In Washington on April 3 the House adopted a rule limiting debate on the national quarantine issue to four hours with a later vote. Williams mocked Daleell’s gag at the constitutional question, and the scene drew a hearty laugh. In the Senate Tillman presented his rail and coal letters, Hale protested, and Tillman hinted he would stop the letters soon. The railroad rate bill was then taken up after the Oneida Indians matter and the employ ers liability bill moved.
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Williams
Dalzell
Washington, D. C
House
Daleell
Senate
Tillman
Hale
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Patterson
Indian Territory
Long
Senator Burton case argued in Supreme Court
Washington April 3 Arguments began in the Supreme Court in the case of Senator Burton of Kansas. The government is represented by Assistant Attorney General Charles H. Hobe and Burton by a large defense. Burton faces a charge that he received 500 a month from Rialto Grain and Security Co of St Louis to influence a Justice Department proceeding. The case centers on section 1782 of the revised statutes prohibiting senators and members of one home from accepting compensation for services related to any proceeding in which the United States has an interest.
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Senator Burton
Charles Robb
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United States
Kansas
Charles H. Hobe
Burton
St. Louis
United States
Burton Fa
Rialto Grain and Security Company
Doment of Justice
Senate Chaplain Hale's Fourth Birthday Observed
Rev Advant Everett Hale, chaplain of the United States Senate, is celebrated today marking his fourth birthday in a pole way. Friends gathered at the house to extend greetings amid notes of admiration for his service and interest in Senate affairs. Also included are brief Market notes from New York Money Market with rates on call money and bill paper.
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Everett Hale
United States Senate
New York
Mooney On Call
Slate
Bigter
Moray Paper
Snhor Jfent
Mar Wliver
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