War Taxation Urged to Halt Burden on Rich Nations
Speech by President Jacop G Schurman of Comet university before the Sunday Evening Club outlines that war preparations and militarism impose heavy costs in peacetime. He warns taxation cannot continue and calls for reducing defence costs amid rising antiwar sentiment as workers, proprietors, and educated classes seek peace and economic relief. Continue on Page Two.
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Schurman
Chicago
Jacop G Schurman
Comet Univoratis
Tts
Tradi
Missionalien
Note Found In Bottle Alleges Death By Own Action
Three local youths discover a beer bottle on Lakewood lake containing a handwritten note claiming William Withrow and his sister Pearl Withrow plan to die by this method. Officials and friends doubt Withrow wrote it and police investigate handwriting amid funeral services for Pearl Withrow.
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Lakewood Lake
William Withrow
Pearl Withrow
Waa
Withrow
Alfreda Juhiin
George W Thompson
Totton Street
John T .Thompson
Marietta Strect
Clyde Moore
Merrinls Avenus
Jacobs
J Billlett
R YL Griffin
Tmkewood
Garrows
Hill Street
Junin
Roy Lincoln Smith
Free Methodiat Church
Withrows
Fia Mater
Mise Johnn
Moat Street
First President of Panama Dies After Illness
Panamas first president Manuel Amador Guerrero died following a period of illness. The aged statesman, key in Panama's independence from Colombia in 1903, had long influenced the early Republic before his illness halted his public service. United States recognition followed Panama’s 1903 separation and a treaty later shaped the region’s ties.
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Panama
Gegera Obatdia
Penama
United States
Jeanne Gana
Mutinous Marines Besieged Near American Embassy in Constantinople
Constantinople May 2 marines of the Keesim barracks behind the American embassy mutinied refusing to embark for distribution. General Schefket ordered dispersal and promised obedience to orders or face court martial. The earlier palace search reports Abdul Hamid’s hoards, treasures inventoried for redistribution to palaces. Sultan Abdul Hamid’s funds abroad noted as well as Menmedhad’s retirement and ovation on return to his country house.
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Schefket
Yildiz Palace
Abdul Hamid
Constantinople
Keesim
Miu
Porte
Leishman
Bowlatra
Golden Horn
Schefker
Marinette
Sehefketi
Lildis
Xutdix
Europe
Wil
Mehmed
Dolmapbagische
Abdul Elsmid
Sultan Menmedhad
Woman killed as wagon struck by electric street car
Mrs W W Leadford of Powderly and her child were riding in a wagon when mules reared and threw occupants onto the track. The electric car from Birmingham to Eston failed to stop in time. Mrs Leadford was killed and the child injured, skull fractured.
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Birmingham Alm
Mra
Leadford
Powderlyn
Bessemer
Eston
Mira Leadford
Mr. Ledford
Childs
Bible Conference Opens In Macon Auditorium
The Macon Bible conference held its first meeting in the city auditorium with Dr F W Troy of New York as charge and Fred Lea Syme of Canada leading a chorus. Dr P W Philpotton and Rev T W Calla of Tabernacle Baptist Church led the event as the conference continues.
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Macon Auditorium
Macon Bible Conference
City Auditorium
F W Troy
New York
Fred ‘Lea Syme
Canada
Tabaramle Baptiat
T W Calla
Four Men Drowned as River Claims Victims
Rescue crews saved two men as they sank for the third time in the Hue armwae river inundations over the past days. Identified victims include Frank Fanolins Veorte Callentine Weyley Calliaon John Childs, with Christian Hall and Ivan Loos among the rescued.
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Fleas
Raine
Hue Armwae
Almas Asad
Rome
Frank Fanolins Veorte
Callentine Weley Calliaon
John Childs
Christian Hall
Ivan Loos
Dayton Murder Fiend Allegedly Confessed to Attacks
Dayton Ohio May 2 The arrest of Elmer Carr on arson charges is followed by a statement to authorities by Mrs Carrie Mid diestetter living with Carr alleging he murdered Mary Forschner and Lissie Folt hart two Dayton girls last January She says Carr also attacked other women and had killed a girl in Boston before coming to Dayton Carr is described as an ex convict who boasted of his crimes and wore disguises for nighttime assaults
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Dayton, O
Elmer Carr
Carrie . Middiestetter
Carr
Wary Forschner
Cégsie Pullart
Dayton
Midaleletter
Boston
Mary Farschner
Araus
Lissie Folthart
Ciagero
Hit by Robber Greek Fire Dead After Stable Attack
Coate a Grask friar resident of 27 Poplar street was knocked unconscious Saturday night and died at Grady hospital. He had been un hitching a horse on Luckie street when an unknown assailant struck him with a scantling and fled with a 20 dollar bill roll found on his person. Brandon of 70 Luckie street and Mrs Snerkey of 75 Luckie street reported the incident to officers Peyton and Anderson.
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Coate
Poplar Atreet
Grady Hospital
Goateto
Nia Floren
Luckie Street
Brandon
Luckie
Costelo
Snerkey
Neate
Peyton
Anderson
Tennessee Legislature Adjourns After Drastic Reform
Nashville May 2 The general assembly of Tennessee adjourned at 761 o clock this morning after a long session noted for sweeping reform. The body passed measures including prohibition of manufacturing intoxicating liquor and debated a bill to seal suspected depositories, vetoed by Governor Patterson as lawmakers moved to postpone further action.
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Nashville
Tenn
Uor
Roosevelt to Satelli Mame May I Whit on the Red
Fragmentary note appears to describe travel or correspondence with Roosevelt and Satelli. Mention of Mame May I Whit on the Red and references to routes including Monbdlassa Thanders Rockrreit. No clear events or dates emerge, but several names and places appear in the damaged text.
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Roosevelt
Satelli
Monbdlassa Thanders
Shackles On Convict Before Death At Camp
Dr Lan G Browghton testified at the Tabernacle that a convict was shackled and remained bound eighteen hours before dying in a camp hospital. EW Peacock and nurses attempted care as the man suffered severe pain during shackling removal. The account condemns brutal treatment and calls for Christian civilization to oppose such acts.
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Theus Shacklen
Peacock
Ninbakien
Dr Vranski
American Cruisers Speed Toward Turkey
American armored cruisers North Carolina and Montana, sailing from Guantanamo Bay April 24 to defend Americans amid rising tensions, were about 1180 miles west of Gibraltar at 8 p.m. and expected to reach the strait by Tuesday or Wednesday, with orders to proceed to eastern Mediterranean waters. Cipriano Castro, former Venezuelan president, was said to be consulting lawyers to sue France for expulsion from Martinique, contending France acted to compel his return without offering destination options.
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Washington
North Carolina
Amt
Montana
Guantanamo
Cuba
Alexandretia
Asia
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Paris
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Hace
Hle
Martinique
Castro
James Hazen Hyde Condemned by Default in Paria
James Hazen Hyde of New York former vice president of Exuitable Life Assurance and his daughter Jadwice were condemned by default in Paria. Hyde received one month imprisonment and a $100 fine. Jadwice one month imprisonment and a $30 fine. They were charged with evading a public tax cab last October following an accident. The company alleged after the crash Jadwice sped away and Hyde rode in a cited vehicle as the incident occurred. The case references a cold French scene and a notable judicial outcome.
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Paria
James Hazen Hyte
Mr Hyde
Rivlers
British Gold Medal for Wright Brothers Flight
Fragmented report notes Wright brothers receive a British gold medal for aeronautical achievement. Mentions a luncheon with English supporters and a ceremony tied to the Aeronautical Society and Acro Club. Portions reference government aircraft supply arrangements and wartime context.
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Tandon
Wibar Wright
England
Wrights
Witbur Wright Ag
Acronautical Society
Acro Club
Horrors of Adana Described by Woman Missionary
Miss Elizabeth Webb of the American Missionary writes of the first day of the Adana massacre. Women and girls hauled water to check flames as rioters fired through streets while the Greet school she attended faced destruction. Fire, fear, and a Turkish mob haunted the day as guards and a visiting English consul attempted rescue.
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Elizabeth Webb
Adans Asiatic
Turkey
Constantinople
Misa Fatsadeth S Webb
American Board
Bunker Hill
Mission Board
Adana
Aden
Gand Tha Fay Scholera
Chambers
Annahi
Rlaters
Mersina
Daughty- Wylie
NerKish Poldiere
Avery Point
Champers House
Amfety
Mc Rogers
Mr Minurer
Weather Prophecy FAIT-WARMER Forecast Summary
A garbled weather prophecy cites warmer, fair conditions with light to moderate winds across several states. Monday and Tuesday show rising temperatures and possible showers in parts of Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia, and Texas, with generally fair conditions improving through midweek.
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Wanhintos
Georgia
Portic
Wa Nortaralins
East Morida
Florida
Alabama
Misaiasippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkanessari
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
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Schurmat
Congress
Americans
Aalatien
Aelia
Manuel
Republi
Manuel Amador
Reysesu
Cotombhla
Paname
Bia
Penameste
Amador
Bible Conference
IGIRL
Polestetter
E. H. Peacock
Len G. Broughton
E C. Hues
Lan G Browghton
Hingerman
Tabernacle
Dunwoody
Donaldson Camp
Tabarnacle
Ble Hberty
I Castro
France
Mar- Gibraltar
Tinique
James Hazen Hyde
Equitable Life
Rene
London
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