Californians Not Asking Federal Aid Completes Budget
Washington May 2 The Senate discussed Newlands resolution on government guarantees to aid San Francisco rehabilitation and rejected immediate action by California senators. The House finished agricultural and military academy appropriations, with 1.5 million for Fort Mason and a Panama cable provision approved.
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Washington
California
San Francisco
Senate
Newland
House
Nevada
Flint
Perkins
House Financial Committee
Daniel
Fort Mason
Panama
Newlands
Pacific Coast
Cuba
Aldrich
Committee On Finance
Military Academy
Senate panel backs land entry bill for forest reserves
The Senate committee on public lands reported favorable the House bill to authorize entry of agricultural lands within forest reserves. The measure applies a general law to all states and territories with no discrimination.
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Kkront
de Morfiiing Journal Bureau
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, DC
Senate Committee On Publicands Today
Governor Won't Name Dull Successor at Quee University
Special to the Morning Journal Santa Fe New Mexico May unknown date indicates Governor Hagerman said he would not name a successor to Professor Dull at Quee University. The report notes ongoing discussions and uncertainty about faculty leadership.
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Dull
Morning Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
Iovern Hagerman
Rustlers, Cliff Dwellings and New Mexico News Briefs
Mounted Police arrest John Fife and Tom Darlington near Endee for rustling suspected cattle thieves at the Tucumcari district. Professor Hewett promotes a road from Santa Fe to Pajaroito cliff dwellings to boost tourism. Forty homeseekers from Wichita, Kansas travel to Estancia valley via Santa Fe Central. United States Indian School commencement attracts northern pueblo chiefs.
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Ifuna
A. Francis Duff
Fred Fornoff
Mounted Police
New Mexico
John Fife
Tom Darlington
Tucumcari
Endee
Putnam
Clif
Edgar L. Hewett
Bureau of Ethnology
Santa Fe
Pajarito Park
Hewett
New Mexico Archaeological Society
Estancia Valley
Santa Fe Central
Wichita
Kansas
United States Indian School
Cotton Conference adjourns over crop reports dispute
Delegates at the International Cotton Conference in Washington adjourned after denouncing government crop reports and calling for a statistical year from August 1 to August 1. They found delegates lacked authority to form a permanent organization and will reconvene next year if advisable by the organizations.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
International Cotton Conference
Saxony Villages Hit by Earthquake Shocks
Several villages in Saxony experienced earthquake shocks today. No damage occurred but residents were greatly alarmed.
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Berlin
Saxony
End of the Olympic Games in Athens May 2
Amid national anthem flares and cheering King George Queen Olga and Crown Prince Constantine presided as prizes were awarded to Sherring the Canadian for the marathon. An audience of thousands watched 6000 Greek schoolchildren perform gymnastics and the Italian Olympia committee presented a bronze wolf statuette to Constantine.
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Athens
George
Olga
Prince Constantine
Sherring
Tuesaday
Minerva
Constantine
Romulus
Remus
Sir Huron Wins 32d Kentucky Derby in Walk
Sir Huron a Falsetto colt owned by Geo J Loung of Louisville led for the entire race and won the Thirty-second Derby by clear margin. Laay Navarre and James Reddick finished second and third as the time of 2 08 5 was seen as good for the track.
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Louisvile
Louisville
Sir Huron
Ignita
Geo. J. Loung
Loulaville
Ellison
Laay Navarre
Rustlers Blow Up Main Witness House in New Mexico
In Capitan New Mexico unknown criminals dynamited Leo Oswald's ranch house last night. Oswald and his son escaped as suspects fled. J. J. Hicks and Robert Leslie Jr. were arrested in Nogal and face a preliminary hearing. Oswald, a key witness against Lincoln county rustlers, fears further violence.
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Leo Oswald
Little Son
Lincoln County
Oswald
Nogal
J. J. Hicks
Robert Leslie, Jr
Tornado Ravages Huntington and Mansfield Arkansas
A violent wind and rain storm hit Huntington and Mansfield Arkansas last night cutting telegraph and telephone wires and isolating towns. Streets flooded up to two feet houses unroofed buildings demolished timber felled fences destroyed and a wholesale warehouse damaged as a bridge was twisted from alignment.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Huntington
Mansfield
Here
A. T. Booth Wholesale Grocery Company
St. Louis and
San Francisco
Cadets at New Mexico Military Academy Face Mutiny Disciplinary Action
In Roswell New Mexico thirty one of forty cadets agree to stay under arrest on academy grounds and follow orders after mutiny and disobedience alleged against them. Nine cadets are expelled including J M Arrington G B Connell and others. Incident tied to defeats in baseball games and Major Pearsons orders. Colonel Willson’s leadership praised amidst the episode.
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Morning Journal
Roswell
N. M
New Mexico Military Academy
Board of
Remgente
Ose
J. M. Arrington
G. 8. Connell
Canadian
Texas
Dunn
Mobeeth
McComas
Colorado
DD. M. Miller
Lake Vatley
H. H. Moore
Socorro
Paul Bird
George Myers
Hillsboro
W. H. McKenzie
Denver
Pearson
Amarillo
Board of Regents
Military Institute
Willson
Labor unrest in Paris eases after turbulence
Paris May 2. The main labor movement force appears spent after Tuesday with detached protests continuing and police surveillance required. Public calm resumes as central city areas look normal, commerce returns, and troops depart from financial districts.
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Paris
Bank of France
Pensacola Fishing Smack Silas P Stearns Captured by Mexico
Captain and crew languish in a Mexican prison near Grand Reef Island after the Silas P Stearns was seized for fishing without a Mexican license. The vessel was towed to Progreso and the crew denied contact with consuls. officials fear further detentions as fish cargo rots.
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Pensacola
Fla
Silas P. Stearns
Yucatan
Matilane
Copsul Cafiero
Mallory
Porm
Prom State Department
Galveston
Texas
Munn
The
Gulf Fisheries Company Today
Warren Fish Company
Mobile
Mutin
Culberson
Tennent
Acton
No Fear of Hard Times After San Francisco Disaster
Investigation shows San Francisco will not face hard times after the disaster. Officials estimate about 200 million dollars will be available within a year for rehabilitation, with much from foreign capitalists. The city plans to avoid harassing the Chinese community while Chinatown relocation is addressed.
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San Francisco
China
San Francisco Rebuilds Shattered Downtown After Earthquake
May 2 dispatch notes gradual return to normal as wreckage clearance accelerates. Thousands of workers begin restoring businesses from butchers to bakeries while 4 000 at Union Iron Works expected to be employed within two weeks. Crime rare as relief efforts continue and coroner cites up to 1500 dead with many victims in burned districts.
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San Francisco
Cal
Dinan
Hellieves
Walsh
Hoch Again Nominated By State Republican Convention
The Kansas state Republican convention named Governor E W Hoch Marion as candidate for governor and W J Fite gerald Dodge City as lieutenant governor. Other nominees included C E Denton Attica for secretary of state J M Nation Erie for state auditor Mark Tully Independence for state treasurer F A Jackson Greenw for attorney general E T Fairchild for state superintendent and six year term supreme court W A Johnston Minneapolis KS A Bureh Salina for four year term Kan sas City KS and C B Chaves Emporia Kansas City for the short list. In separate note Dr Dowie remained ill at Zion City with reports of heart trouble and organic circulation issues causing leg swelling.
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Topeka
Kas
Ucket
E. W. Hoch
Marion
W. J. Fitegerald
Dodge City
C. E. Denton
Attica
J. M. Nation
Erie
Mark Tully
Independence
F. §&. Jackson
Greenw
E. T. Fairchild
Supreme Court
W. A. Johnston
Minneapolis
A. Bureh
Salina
Silas Porter
Kansase City
C. B. Chaves
Emporia
Senate panel leans to sustain charges against Reed Smeot
Washington May 2 a senate privileges and elections committee poll shows a majority ready to sustain charges against Senator Reed Smeot but the full opposition cannot be kept from recommending exclusion by a simple senate majority. London May 5 burglars looted a jeweller shop at Cuxhaven taking hundreds of pounds of jewelry a sixpence and a note saying sorry for the window repair.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections Today
Apnea
Reed Smeot
Senate
London
Cuxhaven
Convention Opens in Scranton as Strike Feared
The tri district United Mine Workers convention in Scranton opens tomorrow with 600 delegates and strong support for a strike in the hard coal fields expected to start Monday. President Mitchell met the scale committee and Dr Neill discussed peace, but no recommendations were made.
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Scranton
United Mine Workers
John Mitchell
Joint Scale Committee
M. Mitchell
Mitchell
Charles P. Neill
Washington
United States Labor
Neil
J. J. Loftus
Roosevelt
Dr Neill
Private double funeral for mother and son in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas New Mexico May 2 a quiet private funeral will be held for Mrs James A Grief and her five year old son who died after the mother shot the child and herself poverty cited as motive. The Las Vegas mart works plans marble manufacture from San Geronimo deposits twelve miles away with Denver supplied saws.
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Tts
Morning Journal
Las Vegas
N. M
Undertaking Room
Dearth and Company
James A. Grief
San Marble
Denver
Las Vegas Mart
San Geronimo
Witte Retirement Alters Imperial Policy Opening
In St Petersburg on May 2 reports say Count Witte will retire as premier, with M. Goremkin to lead. A change in plans for opening the ceremonial batonal parliament follows, while Minister of Justice Aky-moft is also expected to accompany Witte. In London a separate note mentions First Hert Volunteer Battalion officers receiving white pocket handkerchiefs with emergency and first aid instructions.
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St. Petersburg
Count Witte
Witte
M. Goremkin
Akymoft
Count Wiite
London
First
Herts Volunteer
Brown mosquito bill signed to fund New Jersey fight
Governor Stokes signs the Brown bill allocating 350000 dollars total for seven years to combat mosquitos in Jersey resorts. Cape May supporters including Peter Shields and Mayor Miller advocate the measure as a regional boon. State Entomologist Smith plans immediate action on eradication across 26 000 acres of breeding marsh lands affecting over 2 6 million residents.
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Trenton
N. J
Stokes
Jersey
Brown
Monmouth County
Cape May
Peter Shields
Senate
Miller
Municipal League of Seashore Resorts
Recorder Thompson
Shields
Smith
New Jersey
Warning on Seventeen Year Locusts Lights Up Garden Year
The Department of Agriculture issues a warning about the seventeen year locust brood due late May or early June. The problem lies in noise and disturbance rather than sheer destruction. sightings trace the brood back to 1622 with outbreaks from Cape Cod to Illinois and Washington, with a lesser thirteen year brood also documented.
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Department of Agriculture
New England
Cape Cod
Cleorgia
Illinois
Washington
Ries
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Arkansas
Huntington and Mansfield
Roswell School
Mexico
State Board of Architecture
Hoch
Dowie
Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Auditorium Annex
J. N Blanks
Zion City
Will
U. S
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Foundrymen’s Association
Buffalo
Lake Erie
Upper Lake
Cleveland
Detroit
Hudson
New York
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Geneva
Neuehatel
Japan
Arymoff
Goremykin
Rome
May
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la Gada
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Italy
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