Suffragettes' Terror Nets Across Britain and Ireland
Reports from London Liverpool Reading Dundee and Belfast describe suffragette terror attacks including a large Beckenham fire alarm at an unoccupied house, bomb parcels at Reading and Liverpool stations, and the destruction of Dundee’s Lord Provost residence. A theater cannister with gunpowder cartridges was found at Hinckley Palace. A girl formerly employed at Lichernér was arrested.
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Merit detected in tariff amendment
Washington May 1 Chairman Kimmons of the finance committee urged an amendment to the tariff bill based on a plan by Assistant Attorney General Denison and Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Curtis. It would authorize the secretary to proclaim import valuations to prevent under valuation and market fluctuation affecting ad valorem rules. The plan faces serious consideration and will be taken up by the committee next week amid hearings debates led by Senator Penrose.
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Rebels Take Parrat in Southern China War Report
Parrat, key training center in Southern Cihuahus alate, falls to constitutional Jat troops near El Paso Texas. Federal garrison of 1600 troops reportedly surrendered unconditionally, according to a U.S. report reaching here by motorcycle.
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Will of Electorate prompts resignation speech in Michigan house
Representative H Olin Young of Ishpem ing Mich announces intention to resign after reviewing a contested election. He says 458 votes for Willem J McDonald were improperly counted and electors had intended to vote for McDonald, triggering his decision to resign and forward it to state officials. Special dispatch notes Hawley and Fox marriage in Helena with Judge Davis presiding.
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Turbulent politics and local notes flood today's pages
The issue mixes political clashes between interim Governor Tara and Senator Myers with reports on suffrage bomb findings, court actions, and varied society items. It highlights horse racing results, legal cases, theater and musical notes, and a broad parade of ads and society briefs across a busy front.
Senator Myers Fights Montana Project Abandonment
Special Dispatch reports Senator Myers pledging to resist abandoning the Mik River and Sun River Montana reclamation projects. He says the Montana delegation will unite, projects may exceed original costs but can be completed with extended payment time. Myers plans to press Secretary Lane to continue work now underway with ample funding.
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Shippers push to keep routes open across coast rail links
Portland interests protest Herrman gateway closures as they argue open routes prevent harm to competition. West Coast Lumber Manufacturers and Portland Chamber of Commerce claim loss of routes would favor Harriman lines and reduce service quality. Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line questioned metrics while noting gateway impact on Northern Pacific and Great Northern.
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Cancer serum touted as improving patient comfort in early trials
May 0 report from Boston university doctor Dr Soward Newell and a five physician committee says cancer patients injected with a newly discovered virus show rapid comfort gains within 48 hours, reducing opiate use. Weight gains seen in some patients, but no firm conclusions yet. caution urged, with no hope for hopeless cases and a year of observation recommended before definitive statements.
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Governor Names Military Aids And Board Members
Special Dispatch from Helena May 10 reports Governor Gertney Stewart appoints a full Montana military staff including inspector general Col. James T. Stentard and surgeon general D. B. Campbell, plus chief engineer Xyaj Charles T. Sacket and aides de camp from multiple towns. He also assigns members to state charities and reform, fish and game commissions, and board examiner posts across several counties.
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Four Hundred Killed in Guaymas Mexico Battle
From Nogales Arizona May 10 a battle around Guaymas left about 460 dead on both sides as insurgents based at Ortiz pressed on the gulf port. Federal forces retreated 2,500 into Guaymas while 3,000 insurgents shelled the town. Insurgent reports claim 180 federal soldiers and 95 officers captured and machine guns abandoned. colonel Martinez, federal artillery editor, was among the dead.
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Philipsburg Man Says Light Rates Are Too High
Public Service Commission received two complaints. G. T. Hramble principal of Philipsburg schools alleges the town’s light rates are exorbitant. The E. phone company of Creston, Flathead county, complains of exchange rates charged by Northern pidaka and Montana Tower company of Kallapell. The company charges $262 monthly for changes while offering free exchange on its own business.
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Cincinnati Street Car Strike Gains Early Ground
Cincinnati May 10 Not a wheel or car operated by the Cincinnati Traction company is running. The strike of the newly organized street car workers union has been successful beyond their expectations, as they have successfully blocked all cars.
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O Hara Denials Highlight Illinois Trial Testimony
In Chicago on May 1 Abid Robinson testi fied at the Senate Investigating Committee hearing into immorality allegations against Lt. Gov. O Hara. He denied improprieties and detailed his visit to a Hotel Sherman suite with Miss Robinson and others on Jan 17. The witness described meetings with Vredenburgh and Gibbons, a press club gathering, theater events, and later interactions at the Hotel Sherman.
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One More Effort to Curb Johnson
Washington May 10 Secretary Bryan drafted a message to Governor Johnson of California outlining Japan's objections to the alien land bill and the administration's stance. He conferred with President Wilson and discussed Ambassador Chinda's protest, planning a formal communication to the California chief executive. Reports say Bryan may urge the governor to refer the bill back to the legislature for modifications to meet Japan's objections.
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Northern Pacific to build Dixon Polson branch in Flathead
Western Montana reports indicate Northern Pacific surveys along the Dixon to Polson route are advancing. President Elliott is backing promises to open a rail outlet within a year, sparking speculation of major ranching and cattle shipment growth in Flathead County.
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