Vast Presbyterian Assembly to Convene with Noted Clergy Attendees
Hundreds of commissioners and delegates will gather from around the world for the meeting led by Rev. Mark A. Matthews of Seattle and Dr. H. H. Bell of the United Presbyterian Church. Farewell addresses will mark retirements and a major Sunday school missionary mass meeting is slated for May 18 at Central Presbyterian with Dr. L Phillips presiding.
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Histery of the World
H. H. Bel
United Presbyteria Church
3. Pressley
Associated Reform Presbyterian Church
J. Kerr
Atlanta
Mas Menters Rett
Mark A. Matthews
Seattle Presbyterian Church
Thomas Wash
Clyce
Austin
Tex
Matthews
Glyca
North Avanus Presbyterian Church
Mathews
Central Presbyterian Church
L Phillips
Charles R. Watson
Philadelphia
America
D. BE. Ward
New York
George Innes
A. W. Halsey
D.D
Joseph McLean
Mark A. Mathews
Seattle
Wash
U.S. A. Assembly
Thomas F. Clyce
Texas
Hugh H. Bell
San Francisco
Cal
Western Presbyterian Assembly
HH. Hall Young
Alaska
Young
Southern
U. C. Assembly
Thomson Whaling
Columbia Theological Seminary
South Carolina
William H. Roberts
Ll.c
U. S. A. Assembly
Roberts
City
David G. Wylie
Scotch Institutional Church
New York City
Ray
W. R. King
Monmouth
First Presbyterian Church
King
Henry S. Coffin
Atlanta Presbyterians
Assembly
Agnes Scott College
William H. Roberta
Jesus Christ
Europa
Not Alarming Says Wilson on Japan Question
President Wilson frames the Japan alien land issue as non alarming and says negotiations remain frank and friendly. He notes the Webb bill likely won’t breach the treaty and cites Japan's protest as formal rather than aggressive while California action may be vetoed or delayed to ease talks.
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Washington
Johnson
Bryan
California
State Department
America
Department
Saya Wilson
Wilson
Japan
United States
Webb
White House
Calfornia
Tohnson
Kobn
Searstary Bryan
Kohn
Sov
Sacramento
Cal
Fabneon
Secetary
Taft denounces trigger recall in Yale talk
New Haven May 1 Professor William H Taft in a Yale lecture lambasted the progressive recall concept as hair trigger and a path to anarchy and majority despotism He argued recall harms government efficiency and warned leaders would be attacked by enemies He questioned the aim of making the rich poorer and the poor richer and predicted eventual public realization of that leveling plan.
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New Haven Conn
Yale Today
Wiliam H. Taft
Taft
Washington
Lincoln
Jefferson
Madison
New School
State Scores a Point in Georgia Road Case
Washington May 12 Attorney General Felder of Georgia secured from the supreme court an order for the fifth United States circuit court of appeals to send up for review its decision that the Louisville and Nashville railroad company and the Atlantic Coast Line railroad company were not to be taxed on property raised for ninety nine years from the Georgia railroad. The granting of the order was a point for the state.
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Washington
Felder
Georgia
Supreme Court
Fifth United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Loulaville and Nashville Railroad Company
Atlantic Coastline Railroad Company
Georgia Railroad
Railroads Seek Rate Increase Across Eastern Territory
Washington May 12 A conference between the Inter-State Commerce Commission and eastern railroads will discuss a proposed five per cent increase in freight rates for the eastern territory east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio River. Baltimore and Ohio President William S. Wilard announced the fifty two eastern railroads would apply for permission to raise rates. If tariffs are filed hearings may be held next autumn.
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Washington
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Eestern
Mississippi
Ohio River
Wilard
Baltimore & Ohio
Sommiveton
Elberfeld Secures Dygert As Pitcher Move
Elberfeld announced the signing of Jimmy Dygert, former Athletic pitcher, recently with New Orleans and Toledo, with a deal in progress for another International League pitcher. Nearby notes cover California alien land law debates and Governor Johnson delaying response to Wilson and Bryan on anti alien land measures.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Elberfeld
Jimmy Dygert
New Orleans
Toledo
Southern Waters Draw Capital in the South
Nashville special interview with Richard H. Edmonds, editor of The Manufacturers' Record, argues the South's hydroelectric push is the era's largest industrial move with 64 operating power firms in the region, 1.2 million hp current output, 900,000 hp under construction, and a projected 7 million hp. He cites a $200 million ultimate outlay for water power development and notes European, Canadian, and U.S. capital flooding the South to build both power and allied industries.
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Nashville
Tenn
Richard H. Edmonds
Manufacturers’ Record
Baltimore
Sai
South
Carolinas
Georgia
Alabama
Kentucky
Tennessee
Wihicha
Theae Dante
United States
Hingland
Canada
Europe
North
West
Free Panama Tolls Opposed by M Lendon Florida Speech
In Tallahassee on May 12 S G McLendon former Georgia railroad commissioner spoke to the Florida legislature on Panama Canal tolls urging against free tolls for U S vessels. Panama exposition commissioner Judge Sambda Jones also urged funding a Florida exhibit. A medicinal tonic advertisement follows claiming strength and blood enrichment for all ages.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
S. G McLendon
Georgia Railroad
Sambda Jones
Roosevelt Rallies for Sulzer Direct Primary Support
New York May 12 A dollar dinner by the New York county committee of the national progressive party featured talk on political issues. Colonel Roosevelt sent a letter endorsing Governor Sulzer s direct primary bill and criticized the old party machines. John Purroy Mitchel attended as port commissioner designate, while speakers urged opposing fusion with any other party.
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New York
New York County
National Progressive Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Sulver
John Purroy Mitchel
Port of
Wilson
Roosevelt
Sulzer
Murphy
Barnes
I Tself
Parties of Progress
Party of Reaction
Rapublican
Democratic
Privilege
Good Roads Campaign Wins Another Success
Washington May 12 The good roads campaign gained a new victory as the house rules agreed to report a good roads committee of 21 members with Representative Shack leford of Missouri named chairman A public health and quarantine committee of 15 members was also approved likely headed by Representative Foater of Illinois Creation of the two additions to congressional machinery aligns with the democratic platform
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Washington
Good Roads
House Rules
Shackleford
Missouri
Representative Foater
Congress
Watermelons Reach New York Route From Florida
Jacksonville reports the first carload of Florida watermelons bound for New York passed through the city this morning. The shipment, consisting of extra large melons, is expected to fetch higher prices and mark the start of regular melon deliveries as part of upscale fare.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
New York
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