Baby of Major B. in London Evokes War Humanism
The piece recounts a London baby tied to Major B. in the Twelfth British Lancers whose father has never met him. Letters pass through a Dutch inn at Vaals and are forwarded to Krefeld prison, with readers noting the baby’s welfare as a small beacon of humanity amid war.
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Lowndes Square
London
War
Eeven
Vaals
Geo Fom
Crermany
Cermeny
Krefeld
Prisoners From Many Nations In Maubeuge And Montmedy
A wartime observer describes prisoners in Maubeuge and Montmedy, noting French, Algerian, Belgian, Russian, German and English detainees. He recalls Napoleon on a Beaumont balcony before Waterloo, mentions a Cross of Gold hotel, and portrays moods from composed Turces to distraught Belgians and exhausted Russians.
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Maubeuge
Montmedy
France
Beaumont
Waterloo
Napoleon
Jerome
Chimay
Lo- Wice
Bolimow
Milawa
Niles
Germany
Opportunities for U S trade rise after war says Redfield
Redfield and other speakers at the American Academy meeting urged expansion of foreign commerce postwar. They noted Germany and Britain risk losing trade supremacy, highlighted rising American credit and gold backflows, and discussed immigration and labor market effects.
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Moaning Journal
Philadelphia
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Fedfield
Vast Morense
United States
Theodore H. Price
New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Frank J Warne
Washington
Europe
I. Wolf, Jr
American Chamber of Commerce
Berlin
Germany
Austria
Daniel Falkimore
Department of Commerce
India
Simeon N. Patton
University of Pennsylvania
America
Redfield
Great Britain
Mrs Wright Breed on Bond in Denver Murder Case
Mrs Bertha Wright was released on 15000 bond in Denver pending her murder trial over her husband John A Wright who died from revolver wounds inflicted by her, the case arising from the fatal incident today.
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Wright Breed
Denver
Bertha Wright
John A. Wright
Closing of Case Stuns Public in Lawson Trial
In Trinidad Colorado April 30 evidence in the John KR Lawson murder trial closed with both sides ready to present final jury instructions. Lawson testified briefly then four rebuttal witnesses challenged his account about the Ludlow tent colony battle on October 25 1919. The court limited sur rebuttal and both sides rested as the trial entered closing phases.
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Morning Journal
Trinidad
Colo
John KR. Lawson
John Nimmo
Granby Hillver
Hillyer
John RR. Lawson
Lawson
James Wilson
Charles O'Neil
Tabasco
Berwind
Ludlow
Ed M. Curry
Hastings
Mike Martino
Miss Anna Cameron
Martina
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Perwind
James Fyler
Jesse G Northcutt
Dreniod
Surerebutteal
Martine
Thiast
John i. Lawson
Colorado
International Executive Committees
United Ming Workers of America
Nimmo
Forte
Wardh
Von Buelow Sees Benefit in Italian Allied Talks
The German ambassador to Italy, Prince von Buelow, said in Rome he believes his recent negotiations to form an agreement among Italy, Germany, and Austria benefit all sides. He urged persistence despite perceived obstacles and long-standing differences between the powers.
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Morpning
Rome
Paris
Prince von Buelow
Italy
Germany
Austria
Bryan pledges many to total abstinence at Carnegie Hall
Secretary Bryan led a National Abstainers Union meeting at Carnegie Hall signing pledges to total abstinence. Booker T. Washington and other notable figures joined, with Cardinal Gibbons endorsing the cause as Mrs Bryan and other dignitaries attended.
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Bryan
New York
National Abstainers Union
Carnegie Hall
Washington
Uryan
Willian &. Jennett
Booker T Washington
Tuskogee Institute
Tuskogee
Ala
South
William Jennings Bryan
Henry L. Stimson
M. &. Loomis
Nathan Straus
Henry G. Straus
Two Torpedoes Sink The Leon Gambetta
Vienna dispatch reports from Lt. von Trapp of submarine U which sank the French cruiser Leon Gambetta off Cape Leuwen twenty miles southeast at midnight Two torpedoes fired from 500 meters struck the stern the vessel disappeared in nine minutes Five lifeboats were launched and were believed saved as the sea remained calm
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Vienna
Tin Wimsterdam
London
Leon Gabetta
von Trapp
Cape di Leuen
Iron Workers Walk Out In Chicago After Wage Demand Refusal
One thousand two hundred bridge and structural iron workers struck after the contractor association refused their wage hike from sixty eight to seventy cents an hour. They also demand reinforced concrete work now given to laborers at forty cents. Work on numerous municipal projects and private buildings will be delayed.
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Morning Journal Gfecial
Bridge and Structural Iron
Fiso
Allies Land at Gallipoli and Engagement Bursts Open
Allied forces landed at six Gallipoli points and entrenched forward positions amid Turkish resistance. British and French reports claim heavy fighting with ships bombarding forts and batteries. casualties and shifted fronts noted along the Western Front, Carpathians, and northern seas with partial German and Russian claims of progress.
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Dardanelles
Gallipolise- Hinsdla
Huntieh
Hiritish War Office
Dardapelles
London
Navele
Constantinople
Jeanne D' Arc Haus
Mindestic
Queen Walizabeth
Paris
Ypres
Berlin
Steenstrate
Het Sas
Meuse
Moselle
Russia
Carpathians
Petrograd
Vienna
Carpathian
Dunkirk
Rotterdam
Cushing
North Sea
Belgium
Zeebrugge
Baltic
Polangen
Courtland
Uzsok
Stroy
Suffolk
England
Ostend
Germany
Yser
Steenstraete
Attorneys for Roosevelt Seek Bi Partisan Party Merge
Counsel for the defendant in a libel suit brought by William Barnes argues a bi partisan political alliance exists. The effort aims to show a merged party leadership or collaboration influences the case outcome.
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Roosevelt
William Barnes
Man and politicians testifying on direct primaries publicity
Roosevelt defense cites a bi party plot with Barnes and Murphy as leaders. Witnesses Hinman Davenport Newcombe McMillan describe 1910 legislature actions and adjourning sessions. Dolan and France discuss printing and primaries publicity and alleged Albany abuses in 1913 14. Davenport recounts filibuster and bids to influence voters and parties.
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Morning Journal
Syracuse
Theodore Roosevelt
William Barnes
Mr. Barnes
Charles F. Murphy
Harvey D. Hinman
Pred M. Davenport
Joshua Y. Newcombe
Wt McMillan
Albany
New York
Hinman
Mc Davenport
Mr. McMillan
Thinman
Barnes
McMillan
Grattan
Senate
Toom
Grady
Chamber
Davenport
Hughes
Thoosevelt
Darnes
Newcombe
Chattan
Grredy
L. W. France
Young Republican Club of
Brooklyn
Roosevelt
Michael Dolan
Argus Company of
Parnes
van Henschoten
Frederick M. Davenport
Meandering 1910 Senate debate over primaries and Mead-Phillips bill
Testimony describes May 5 1910 discussions on primaries and a filibuster delaying the session until 12 30. Mead Phillips bill passed after a caucus. June 30 1910 remarks criticize Governor Hughes and Roosevelt for direct primaries with a speaker likening Rome to burning.
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Grady
Barnes
Senate
Hughes
Senator Grattan
Grattan
Roosevelt
Mrrattan
Nero
Rome
Ving
Cro
Reports Of Illness Of Grand Duke Denied
A Petrograd cablegram through the Russian foreign ministry states Grand Duke Nicholas is in perfect health. The ambassador is asked to contradict German press reports that he is ill while the grand duke accompanies the emperor on a recent visit to Galicia.
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Ourna
Washington
Petrograd
Nicholas
Gallela
Authorities Locate Shaughter in Denver Extradition Pending
Federal authorities declined to confirm Coney's location but indicated Shaughter, former cashier of the Mercantile National Bank at Pueblo, has been located. An arrest will follow once extradition papers are prepared in Washington.
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Shaughter
Denver
Coney
Mercantile National Bank
Pueblo
Washington
Colon City Fire Leaves Ten Dead in Sweeping Flames
A devastating blaze in the port of Colon, starting after 2 PM, destroyed 22 blocks, left 10 dead including two native police, wounded hundreds, displaced 10 000 to 12 000 residents, and wiped out banks and much of the railway. U S Coast Artillery and local guards aided in stopping the blaze which razed edges from Seventh to Twentieth streets.
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OT Morning Journal
Colon
Meno
United States Coast Artillery
Cristobal
Canal Zone
Seventh Street
Twentieth Street
Front Street
Bolivar Street
German Empress Visits Hospitals in Strassburg
The German empress in mourning visited Strassburg last Tuesday, then proceeded to Ker tin after staying overnight. She toured three hospitals where friends were wounded, accompanied by one woman, and she met only the burgomaster as crowds remained unaware.
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Morning Journal
Geneva
Switzerland
Vancouver Bridge Fire Under Incendiary Origin
Vancouver city engineer reports one of yesterday's bridge fires in Vancouver British Columbia caused by incendiary means. Granville street bridge damaged by blazing waste after watchman was called away.
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Morning Journal
Vancouver
B. C
Granville Street
Landings at Six Locations Signal Dardanelles Push
British and French forces launched a major Dardanelles assault with landings at six points on the Gallipoli peninsula and Cape Kum Kaleh taken. Allied troops reached Krithia by the 28th amid heavy Turkish resistance while the fleet bombarded shores and prevented reinforcements.
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SY Morning Journal
London
Gallipoli
Dardanelles
Cape Kum Kaleh
Straits
Ik Pointe Wer
Seddul Bahr
Galliport
Krithia
Yent Shehr
Asia Minor
Turkey
Sea of Marmora
Maidos
Narrows
Whiel
Triumph
Grecian
Sryrna
Gulf of
Saros
Bulair
Gans
Dunkirk
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d’Alenecon
Jeanne d'Arcs
New Mexico
Secretary of Commerce Department
Gage
J. A. Lawson
von Buelow
Leon Gambetta
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