MacArthur Questions Philippine War Aims and Aguinaldo
Major General MacArthur testifies before the senate Philippines committee denying a direct US co operation with Aguinaldo while noting Filipino support for US forces at Manila. He says Aguinaldo shifted from independence to form a plausible record and discusses loyalty to the United States.
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Washington
MacArthur
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Culberson
Aguinaldo
United States Army
Spain
United States
General Merritt
Merritt
Manila
General MacArthur
McKinley
Assault Cases Postponed Over Street Car Altercation
Washington May 1 An unexpected move to nolle prose the three assault cases stemming from last week’s street car incident involving Senator Money of Mississippi Conductor Orpha H Shaner and Truck Foreman James F E Hooper was announced after a lengthy conference. District Attorney Mullowny indicated he would dismiss the charges against all three defendants and the defense protested as Senator McLaurin cited Money’s illness a physician’s certificate said he was confined to bed with lung congestion. The court postponed ruling until Tuesday.
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Washington
Noile Prasse
Senator Money
Mississippi
Orpha H. Shaner
James FE. Hooper
Mulrowny
Mullowny
Kimball
Nolle
Shaner
Hooper
Senator McLaurin
Money
Fell
Nolle Presse
Cummings Quiet After Hospital Stay in Baltimore
Congres s man Amos J. Cummings of New York rests comfortably at the Church Home and Infirmary in Baltimore after a fairly uneventful night and reported good condition.
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Baltimore
Amos J. Cummings
New York
Glenn to Stand Trial for Water Cure In Philippines
Maj. Edwin F. Glenn of the fifth infantry is ordered to stand court martial in Catbalogan Samar on May 12 for alleged administration of the water cure to the Igbaras president. The court will include Brig. Gen. Grant and several colonels with Judge Advocate Maj. Harvey Carbaugh as provided.
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Washington
Smith
Root
Edwin F. Glenn
Fifth Infantry
Senate Philippine Committee
Catbalogan
Samar
Pt. L
Frederick D. Grant
United States Army
Almond B. Wells
First Cavalry
Alfred C. Markley
13Th Infantry
Henry C. Ward
Wth Infantry
Argatus G. Hennissie
11Th Cavalry
Henry P. Ray
Seventh Infantry
William L. Pitcher
Eighth Infantry
John C. Dent
4Th Infantry
Frank del Carrington
First Infantry
Wiliam Witherspoon
Bernard A. Byrne
N. Beattie
Abraham P. Buffington
Harvey Co. Carbaugh
War Department
Glenn
Senate
Phillippines
Philippines
Chaffee
Conger
Palmer L. Lyon
Igbaras
Davis
Noonan Admits Guilty To 28-Year-Old Killing
Special Dispatch reports from Helena that Patrick Noonan, held in Fillmore county Minnesota, has admitted guilt to the killing of John Skinner 28 years ago and says he acted in self defense.
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The
Standard
Helena
Fillmore County
Miana
Patrick Noonan
John Skinner
Club Women Open Convention Amid Splendor and Secrets
Los Angeles May 1 delegates fill the Stimson Auditorium for the club women’s convention opening. Two secret affairs ripple through the day including a debate over seating a delegate from a secret society and a bid to unseat Mrs. Roberts of Salt Lake City. Floral decor, welcomes from dignitaries, and rules set the tone as the gathering progresses toward reports and sessions.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Club
Stimson
Roberts
Salt Lake City
Utah
Board of Directors
C. H. McMahon
Saltlake City
General Federation
Denison
Anna PD. West
Massachusetts
Associated Press
Lowe
Chester P. Darland
Henry T. Gage
M. P. Snyder
Kate A
Charlotte Severance
Women’s Clubs
California
Severance
Womens Clubhouse
Francis
Aguinaldo Topic Dominates Senate Philippine Talk
In Washington on May 1 the Senate debated Aguinaldo and Filipino witnesses in the Philippine government bill. Carmack pressed for Aguinaldo to be heard, while Foraker and others argued against. The session also touched on the Rosebud reservation and sundry civil bills before adjourning after executive session.
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Washington
Aguinaldo
Senate
Carmack
Tennessee
Philippine Commission
Foraker
Ohio
McComas
Maryland
Culberson
Texas
Philippines
Patterson
Colorado
Secretary of War
Gardener
United States
Rosebud
South Dakota
Bill
Funston
Luna
Taft
Tillman
South Carolina
Dubois
General MacArthur
War Department
Associated Press
Robert M. Collins
Manila
Burton
Kansas
Prohibition in Kansas marks 21st anniversary
Governor Stanley reflects on twenty one years of prohibition in Kansas noting beneficial results. He cites travel through the state and neighboring license states showing fewer young men exposed to saloons. He says many would patronize a state sanctioned saloon, but the law brands it as an Ishmaelite among legitimate enterprises.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Stanley
Helena police seize confession in multiple robberies
Chief of Police Travis obtained a confession from Casey Adams, arrested Sunday for burglary, admitting involvement in the robbery of J. B. Collins residence. The statement names Fred Ciiseman and Janes Morgan, both colored, and could shed light on recent Helena robberies.
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The
Standard
Helena
Travis
Casey Adams
J. B. Collins
Forest Reserves
Fred Ciiseman
Janes Morgan
Grand jury drawn in federal court in Helena
A federal court grand jury was drawn and jurors are to report on May 1. Five cases will be considered with the major matter involving H. H. Matteson, former cashier of the First National Bank at Great Falls, charged with embezzlement. Judge Knowles declared Henry P. Ries of Butte bankrupt, with debts of 92 dollars and no assets.
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Standard
Helena
H. H. Matteson
First National Bank
Great Falls
Knowles
Henry P. Ries
Butte
Vander sal Forgery Sentenced in Helena Theft Case
In Helena the district court sentenced H Vander sal to three years in the state penitentiary for forging payee names on checks found in a pocketbook stolen from Timothy Mannix of Helmville. The defendant also faced charges of grand larceny forgery and perjury tied to a December hotel robbery.
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Standard
Helena
Receipts Of Cattle Light In Chicago Market
Chicago reports cattle receipts far below last year with about 6000 head today versus 17700 on the corresponding day last year. Beef consumption is said to be down 37 percent amid packer agitation. Over 1000 cattle remain from yesterday and more than 1090 expected today. April receipts run about 14000 head less than a year ago as a public anti beef case moves toward an injunction filing with DOJ involvement.
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Chicago
Department of Justice
East
Washington
Bethea
Missouri Attorney General Probes Beef Packing Trust
A. C. Crow and assistant FB. T. Jeffries arrived from Jefferson City to gather evidence against a Missouri beef packing house trust. Crow said retail butchers fear the packers but would help if evidence can be obtained to crush the trust by law.
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Kansas City
A. C. Crow
Missouri
FB. T. Jeffries
Jefferson City
Cattle on the Ranges and Public Lands Policy Discussed
Secretary Hitchcock and Commissioner Hermann met with President Roosevelt to discuss the use of public lands by cattlemen in the West. Hitchcock said the land occupation issue is separate from the beef trust and any action will be slow to avoid trouble for cattle raisers.
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Washington
Hitchcock
General Land Office
Hermann
Roosevelt
West
Beef Trust
Prisoners Pay Damages Amid Pardon Negotiations
Venice May 1 The imprisoned American naval officers paid damages to claimants for injuries. The public prosecutor telegraphed Rome that legal obstacles to pardoning the prisoners were removed. Before damage claims were settled claimants asked Minister of Justice Signor Coccio Ord to deny the pardon.
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Venice
Rome
Signor
Coccio Ord
Rome reports release of Chicago officers at Venice
The king pardons the United States cruiser Chicago officers imprisoned in Venice. They will be handed to the U S consul and then transferred to the Chicago, which is ready to sail.
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Rome
United States
Chicago
Venice
Cardinal Martinelli Recalled from Apostolic Delegation
Cardinal Martinelli apostolic delegate to the United States says he has been recalled to Rome by Pope Leo and will sail as soon as he settles delegation affairs. He has been in Philadelphia since Tuesday and declined interviews.
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Philadelphia
Cardinal Martinelli
United States
Rome
Leo
Martinelli
Congressman Cousins Renominated by Acclamation
Cedar Rapids Iowa May 1 Congressman Robert G Cousins was renominated by acclamation today by the republican convention of the Fifth district.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Robert G. Cousins
Prince for Congress Nominated by Acclamation
The republican congressional convention of the Fifteenth district in Galesburg Illinois nominated George Wa Prince of Galesburg for Congress by acclamation.
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Galesburg, Ill
Fifteenth District
George Wa. Prince of
Galesburg
Lonquet Named Avon Postmaster as Stuart Resigns
Pierre Lonquet is appointed postmaster at Avon replacing Nettie Stuart who has resigned. A pension is granted to O. T. Baker of Hall.
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The
Standard
Washington
Pierre Lonquet
Avon
Nettie Stuart
O. T. Baker
Hall
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