Peace Conference Debate and Armament Limits Hit Roadblock
New York May 1 A Hatdes Herald dispatch reports a clash between police and Hiberny men in Banthage and other unrest. Kaiser’s representatives will avoid armament talks while Germany faces divergent views at The Hague style discussions. Chancellor von Buelow warns restraint is needed as Germany pursues limited talks amid global tensions.
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New York
Hatdes
Herald
Woonkel
Mabow
Bini
Miletan
Lotto
Fite
Tirenien
Tate
Jem J. Pemler
Jett Jer
Teste Waldwin Deetin
Prise Travtupesd
Adil Ofrinous
Micelun A
Peter Ly
Germany
Andrew Carnegie
William
von Buelow II
Prince von Buelow
Hague
Pring
Chermany
Wwe Mae
Iitereets
Ber Gautier
Bribery Case Delays Highlight State Political Debate
The record shows Governor Hughes deferring comment while Senate consideration of a governor’s removal recommendation faces a historic test. In San Francisco bribery cases against Louis Glass and A K Detweller are postponed for another week as court proceedings shift focus. General Horace Porter arrives Paris en route to The Hague for peace conference duties.
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San Francisco
Louis Glass
Pacific States Telephone Company
A. K. Detweller
Pol@@o
Porter
Paris
Horace Porter
United States
Hague
Editor Acquitted of Murder in Pendleton Case
John McManus editor of the Pilot Rock Leader was acquitted today of the murder of Robert Estes a gambler. McManus shot Estes mistaking him for a robber. William J Bryan met Maine Democrats in Hanger reception in eastern and northern Maine drawing hundreds of supporters.
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Pendleton
Ore
John & McManus
Pilot Tock Leader
Tobert Estes
McManus
Estes
Aebber
Bryan
Maine
Hanger
William J Bryan
Raked Buco Showings Spark Investment Moves
Disjointed report notes a $2,000,000 increase for Oud and mentions Corey Reelweted as president. References to Morning Journey special leasing near Yuk and a city opening event with various unclear details and figures.
Wireless alarm warns of coming earthquake event
Fragmented report notes warnings of a major quake with unclear details. Officials mention hazards and potential impacts while a hospital or agency reference appears. The text remains garbled and specifics are unreadable.
Coldest April in quarter century shocks readers
A distorted weather recitation notes an exceptionally cold April with references to shifting patterns and late storms. The piece mentions a cold snap, unsettled skies, and a sense of unusual severity for the month, with speculative effects on daily routines and outlook.
Notable UK Conference Attendee Sparks Global Debate
A fragmentary report references a European conference in The Hague involving leaders from Cheemaang and Chrea Bpataiee amid tensions with Tibet. It notes remarks by Jiteretees and mentions Premier Campbell Banner and a controversial stance on foreign policy and public reception.
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London
Berniice von Munetow
The
Hague
Tibet
Atung
Amd
Paisey
Orie Syary
New York Legislature Debates Kelsey Issue in Insurance Oversight
The Senate committee voted to report to the full senate on a plan to remove the Kelsey matter from consideration and refer it to a special supervisor for insurance oversight. The move follows months of debate and a February recommendation by Diewerner Hughes, with the committee noting prior hearings and potential implications for policy.
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Stmany
Senate Today
Senate
Hemel
Cprtns
Kelcey
Sai
Iusaranes
Paunston Sent To California Command
General FP. C. Funeton departed for San Francisco to assume command of the department of California with orders issued from Golden Gate City Kansas City on April 30.
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Paunston
Golden Gate
Kansas City
FP. C. Funeton
San Francisco
Department of
Settlement Reached in Burrage Copper Range Case
Roxton April 20 payment of £840.00 was credited toward a 2.000.000 salt claim of the Copper Range Mining Company against Albert C Burrage. The Burrage litigation was settled after trial with the publication of William A Payne’s report stating Burrage paid $814,000 to end all litigation with the Copper Range Company.
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Suir
Roxton
Copper Lange Mining Company
Albert C. Turrage
Willam A. Payne
Copper Range Company
German Steel Trust Agreement Prolonged Five Years
The agreement of the German steel trust has been extended for five years. Druseddorf notes the extension announced on April 30. The renewal maintains the existing terms and cooperation among member firms. The move stabilizes production and pricing in the steel sector for the period.
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Druseddorf
German Steel Trust
Stormy Scene in St Petersburg Douma Over Military Budget
A stormy session in St Petersburg as Socialists oppose military budgets and the army is blamed for oppressing the people. Deputies clash, calls for veto and closure erupt while talks of a May 13 Douma session loom amid political tension and rumors of a cabinet reshuffle.
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Gregory Alexbaky
Social Democratic
M. Alexinsky
Constitutional Democrats
Coneure
M.ualovit
Dut Cgolavin
Ruiet
Celidem
Ehalp
Agder
Yonkers Magistrate Jails Speed Maniac in Double Trial
In Yonkers a magistrate jailed a speed maniac, the case linked to Rich Youth and a Meckless Mahjong venture. William Deedee and Henry Sinan’s son-in-law faced prison and fines totaling $16.50 for automobile commerce violations. Danlge had prior convictions and received a total penalty of $54 plus jail time.
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Vyoauker
Nev
EB. Gradge
New York
Ite
Wiliam Mari Deedee
Henry T. Sinan
Milionairse
Serene Maeve Ulen
C1 Jfieatt
Danlge
Dom
Seven Miners Rescued From Flooded Mine After Hours
Seven miners were entombed for a hundred hours in a flooded mine and were found alive with little ill effects. Rescue teams worked through the danger and reported their condition improving after the ordeal.
Miners Rescued After Flood Encasement at Foustwell No. 38
Seven Berwind-White Coal miners were entombed after a wall breach flooded mine No. 38 at Foustwell near Johnstown. Rescue teams, led by Bolya and Ream, braved waist-deep water to reach the men who survived with limited rations and no water until pumping lowered the passage enough for retrieval.
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Johnstown
Berwind-White Coal Company
Foustwell
Stiney Rodon
Charles Ream
Earler
John Bolya
Stiney Roden
Charles
Keam
Henn
Ream
Mike Bolya
Bolya Ias
Bolya
Hadon
Hala
Jotun Holya
Montay
Gal Balya
Rescue at Bolya Mine Delayed As Seven Trapped Men Await Aid
Rescue efforts continued through the night as Bolya and his seven associates fought fatigue while attempting to reach safety. Workers marked the fall of water with stones and awaited heading drainage to extract the men. Doctors warned of possible after effects once the men are brought to the surface.
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Bolya
Windber Hospital
Ruef Jury Selection and Manila Pay Roll Case Update
Forty five of fifty talesmen summoned for the Ruef jury reported in San Francisco as Judge Dunne excused twenty five. In Tokyo Court Duncan overruled a motion to quash Standard Oil indictments but sustained demurrers. In Manila Captain Cole and Clerk Thornton pleaded not guilty to padded pay rolls with trial set for next Monday.
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Ruef
San Francisco
Elisor Biggy
Dunne
Lefense
Theourt
Standard OS
Findlay
Duncan
Standard OU
David
Supreme Court
Manila
F. Cole
Quartermaster’s Department
F. P. Thornton
Criminal Court
Army Promotion in Washington Names Hodges Brigadier General
The president appoints Colonel Charles L. Hodges of the Twenty fourth Infantry a brigadier general. General Hodges is currently in the Philippines with the unit.
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Washington
Charles Lb. KB. Hodges
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Hodges
Philippines
Long Balloon Trip Starts at Lagi
St. Louis April 36 report on a long distance balloon flight by Captain Charles D. K. Chandler and J. C. McCoy aimed toward Washington DC. unfavorable winds and moistened air forced a southerly course. Chandler observed altitude and speed for government use while provisions for three days were carried for a 48 hour hopeful flight.
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St. Louis
Charles D. K. Chandler
United States Signal Corps
J. C. McCoy
New York City
Washington
McCoy
Plisons
The
Aeronaute
Cape Jain Chandler
Wld
America
Shieh Meloy
Bill Chander
United States
Leo Meverns
Provinians
Amermeneya
Chandler
Guatemalan President Escapes in Mine Blast Plot
President Estrada Cabrera narrowly escaped an assassination attempt in Guatemala City when a mine exploded under his carriage injuring several staff and killing horses. Investigators traced the device to a tunnel from Rafael Rodil’s rented houses. many suspects were arrested and order was restored.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Estrada Cabrera
Seventh Avenue
Orelena
Rafael Rodil
Rodil
United States
Cabrera
Withou Foundation
Guatemalan
Mexco
Spanish Queen Cheerful as Birth Nears
Madrid April 30 Queen Victoria remains well and cheerful She took two tong drives today and attended the theater with King Alfonso The court doctors say the expected heir may be born in two or three days and there is no cause for unease The queen ordered the heavy crown over the cradle removed fearing danger It was replaced by pink ribbon bows
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Madrid
Victoria
Alfonso
Laurier Says Canadians Attract American Immigrants
Sir Wilfrid Laurier addressed the Canadian Club in London and argued that Canada’s laws are far better administered than those in the United States. He said American immigrants chose Canada as a better country and a practical people.
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London
Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
United States
Laurier
Negro Cavalry Sails for Orient on Monday
Fort Leavenworth Kansas reports Troops B F G and H of the second squadron Ninth cavalry sailed for the Philippines at 3 PM. The command included five officers a contract surgeon and 220 enlisted men. The train will reach Ban Pranisco in four days and depart for Manila on May 6.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Ninth Cavalry
Ort Leavenworth
Philippines
Ban Pranisco
Manila
Congressmen Mixed In Capitol Scandal Report
Testimony at a Capitol Hill inquiry into former Representative F. M. Williams of Pittsburgh centers on a $146,406 payment tied to a $3,000,000 electrical fixtures contract. Williams partly confirms funds via a New York note while refusing to name donors or conspirators, including possible involvement of Cassell and Garrison.
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Harrisburg
Agen
Capitos
F. M. Willams
Pittchury
Jake H. Sanderson
Philadelphia
Fursiaking
Willams
Senator Dewalt
Wiliam
New York
Cassell
Grvesmnan
I. E
Cesellsa
Gees
Moyer Haywood Pettibone Murder Trial Set For May 9
Boise reporters note the planned May 9 start for the Haywood et al murder trial of former governor Frank Steunenberg. Clarence Darrow and EB Richardson arrived as defense counsel and say no new venue motion will be filed. Families of the accused and Mrs Haywood, Mrs Moyer, and Mrs Pettibone gather on court house grounds amid guard oversight. In Sacramento, Fred Stanley, awaiting grand larceny charges, is returned toward California as detective J R Hinlr accompanies him.
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Boise
Idaho
Clarence
Darrow
Chicago
Denver
Charles H. Moyer
William Db. Haywood
George BR. Péttibone
Frank Steunenberg
Haywood
Court House
Sheriff's Office
Sacramento
Cal
Ilinois
Fred Stanley
Stanley
Berkeley
J. R. Hinlr
Louisiana Town Wiped Out By Morning Journal Special Leased Wire
A Leesville La fire destroyed the core of the town including the First National Bank Bank of Leesville Vernon News and several dry goods firms. Loss estimated at 200000 with three blocks burned. Nearby Hose Pine La also suffered a fire affecting a business block and two homes with losses around 275000. A passenger train derailment near Midvale Mont injured a mail clerk and several children.
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New Orleans
Leesville
First National Bank
Bank of Leesville
The
Vernon News, Sr. SN. Lyons Sprn Company
Powell Weeks Dry Goods Company
Leesville Drug Company
City Hotel and Post Office
Burnett
Lake Charles
Hose Pine
Here
Pasenger
St. Paul
Great Northern
Midvale
Mont
Independents File Suit Against Standard
In Findlay Ohio on April 36 George H Phelps filed in common pleas court to restrain a leading company and its subsidiaries from doing business in Ohio The Independents offered to furnish a bond of 100000 The anti trust indictments against two Kansas and seven Oklahoma lumber firms were held over to the next term in Justice Garber court in Hold Good Oklahoma April 30.
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Findlay
Ohio
George H. Phelps
Common Pleas Court
Rapdard OW Company
Deene
Okla
Fed
Kameas
Oklahoma Lumber
Garber
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