Senator Rayner Warns Against Executive Power Expansion
Maryland Senator Rayner argues the U S constitution limits federal power and vows to oppose executive overreach. He condemns usurpation, calls for a single presidential term, and demands explicit constitutional boundaries protecting states' rights under the tenth amendment. He outlines Democratic platform rejects imperial power and favors strict adherence to written constitutional limits.
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Washington
Rayner
Maryhind
Mc Rays Ber
Senate
United States
Vand Lalas
Democratic Party
The
Commonwealth of the Union
Attempted killing of key bribery witness in Oakland home
An evident attempt was made on the life of J. L. Callagher, a principal witness for the prosecution in San Francisco bribery cases, at the East Twentieth Street and Nineteenth Avenue home of his brother in law William H. S. Scheneck. A large explosive on the porch torn away the front of the house.
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Oakland
Cal
J. L. Callagher
San Francisco
William H. S. Scheneck
East Twentieth Street
Nineteenth? Avenue
East Oakland
Fatal Runaway Injures Pittsburg Family
In Pittsburg on April twenty first a runaway horse struck a buggy carrying Mrs. Margaret Wolfram, who died. Her husband and four year old child were seriously injured after being thrown from the buggy when the horse bolted in fright at a barking dog.
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Worman
Pittsburg
Margaret Wolfram
Tragic Shooting Ends Relationship Near Rockford
Morris Bengston fatally shot his sweetheart Miss Sigrid Appleholm and then killed himself on Thursday near Rockford Wisconsin. Both were employed in the area and had recently ended their relationship.
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Quarre
Rockford
Morris Bengston
Sigrid Appleholm
Foruy
Joseph Leiter to Wed in Washington and Chicago alliance
Washington announces the engagement of Joseph Leiter of Washington and Chicago to Miss Juliette Williams of this city, daughter of Col. and Mrs. J. B. Williams, announced Thursday.
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Joseph Leiter
Washington
Joseph Lesler
Chicago
Juliette Wiliams
J. BR. Williams
Treaties signed to preserve status quo on Baltic and North Sea
An accord was signed by Herr von Schoen and British French ambassadors along with Danish Dutch and Swedish ministers to Germany on the North Sea and Baltic issues. The move aims to publicize remaining terms and uphold the territorial status quo around the Finnish coast, Alta region, and the Baltic Sea while Sweden Russia Denmark dispute naval fortifications.
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Benin
North Sea
Bastic
Herr von Schoen
Germany
Mattie
Sweden
Russia
Denmark
Finland
Tus
Altaistimudls
Stockholm
Baltic
Greatritain
France
Norway
St. Petersburg
Traliic Sea
Tswols
Murderer Simpson Hanged by Skidoo Mob After Bank Death
In Skidoo California a small mob overpowered guards and hanged Joseph Simpson, the gambler who shot and killed James Arnold after Arnold exposed the townsite. Simpson had earlier threatened Cashier Dobbs of the Southern California Bank before firing on Arnold. Arnold had located the Skidoo townsite.
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Skidoo
California
Here
Joseph Simpson
James Arnold
Simpson
Dobbs
Southern California
Arnold
Navy bids sought for Atlantic fleet supplies
In Santa Barbara on April 24 the navy department advertises for bids on supplies for the Atlantic battleship fleet. Bids close May 12 and supplies are expected aboard the ships soon after.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Metcalf
San Francisco Bay
Navy Department
Nebraska lumber dealers blocked from restricting sales
The Nebraska State Lumber Dealers association was enjoined by the supreme court and barred from actions that would eliminate competition in selling building materials. Secretary Bird Critchfield is forbidden to conduct any business of the organization. In Vienna, Count Laszlo Szechenyi and former Miss Gladys Vanderbilt escaped serious harm after a boating accident on the Laborcza river when their boat capsized and they swam to shore.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska State Lumber Dealers’ Association
Supreme Court
Bird Critchfield
Szechenyi
Vienna
Laszlo Szechenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
Laborcza
Kern Declines VP Candidacy at Democratic National Convention
John W. Kern of Indianapolis announced on Thursday that he will not permit his name to be placed before the Democratic national convention as a vice presidential candidate. The endorsement by the state Democratic convention had supported his candidacy.
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Kern
Indianapolis
Ind
John W. Kern
Expect Special Session in Albany After Adjournment
Albany Apr 24 The one hundred thirtieth session of the New York state legislature adjourned Thursday without day but with the confident expectation of returning soon for an extra session as tensions and unfinished business linger.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
Hit by Ball Dies in New York Aprih Hazeball Tragedy
A hazeball incident in New York leaves a 58 year old man dead after a boy struck Catharine Yoel in the chest causing a fatal heart injury. The accident occurred on a Monday as investigations begin.
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New York
Megs
Catharine Yoel
Irs
Miunvay
Supreme Court Upholds Local Liquor Law As Constitutional
The Illinois Supreme Court rules the local option liquor law constitutional in full. The unanimous decision finds the law valid, not interfering with interstate commerce, not confiscating property, and allowing districts to ban liquor sales if voters decide. The case stems from John McBride challenging a saloon in Randomh County after a 1920 election victory for prohibition.
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Sprinzfiela
Supreme Court
John Melride
Legreniture
Salaga
United States
Drys
Coukterville
Randomh
John W. MeBride
McBride
Antisaloon
Rev Wilbur Is Deposed In Fond du Lac
Tav Father Russel J Wilbur formerly of Fond du Lac ex archdeacon of the Episcopal diocese of Fond du Lac and ex deacon of Chicago cathedral was formally deposed from the Episcopal church by Bishop Charles Chanman Grafton of Fond du Lac on Thursday now a Jesuit in St. Louis Missouri.
British Indian Troops Mobilize for Peshawar Punitive Expedition
A mixed force of British and Indian troops is rapidly mobilizing near Peshawari for another punitive expedition against fanatical tribes raiding and looting villages on the Peshawar border.
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Simla
Peshawari
Peshawary
Firedevastates Cape May Point buildings losses exceed 160000
Cape May New Jersey April 24 A serious fire threatened to wipe out all property at Cape May Point for a time Thursday afternoon destroying about a dozen buildings. Officials estimate the loss at more than 160000.
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Cape May
N. J
Cape May Point
House Adopts Tillman Plan in Oregon Land Suit
Washington April 24 the house adopted the Tillman resolution authorizing a suit to reacquire the lands of the Oregon and California railroad in Oregon without the Pordney amendment.
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House
Washington
Tillmen
Oregon & California Railroad
Oregon
Cleveland Loses Ground in Torn Page Report
In an OCR damaged notice from April 24 at 11 o clock, Cleveland and Lakewood are mentioned with confusing wording about a former president and trouble. The fragment hints at a travel or event disruption and a person described as ex-President Clevehind, but the text is unclear and incomplete.
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Cleveland
Lakewood
Clevehind
Dn Aitidek
Ous
Unclear mixed historical items from an OCR page
Fragmented report mentions New Jersey aides and May French poem about death, violence in New York, a donation to a hospital in Canton, a request to investigate Jefferson Davis name removal, a demonstration in Algeria, a women congress opened, Baldwin prize awarded, and Long Island hospital staff quitting.
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Charles ER Schermerhorn
Branditis
Rammicky Mithy
Chester
French
New York
Rossale Peek
Amassador
Cleveland Cacho
Carlin
Cal
Secretary of War
Jeferson Davis
Cabin John Bridge
Gen. VI
Calin
Ian Women
Mares
Che
Elelena
Ian Nettion Raya
Sig W Niathirn
Tome
Daldwin
National Municipal League
Atericum
Pinanski
Varyvard
Reskuse
Alos
Long Island
Xii
Yoeshvee Hospital
Young Roosevelt Aboard Army Balloon Flight
Theodore Roosevelt Jr with Capt. Lee and Capt. Chandler of the signal corps conducted military balloon experiments near Washington. An early ballast throw prevented a mishap. the balloon ascended and headed north. Chandler later reported the craft landed four miles north of Delaware City at 1:15 p.m. with Roosevelt Jr and Capt. Lee aboard.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Iehash Lee
Chandlery
Signal Corps
Associated Press
Chandler
Wilmington
Det
Delaware City
Del
Lee
Attempt to Wreck Train Fails in Manayunk
Philadelphia April 24 A foiled attempt to wreck the Pottsville express on the Pennsylvania railroad near Manayunk was thwarted when freight brakeman Daniel Parkinson discovered an obstruction on the tracks. The plan was to derail the train into the Schuylkill river.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Manayunk
Here
Schuylkill River
Daniel Parkinson
Markets fluctuate with mixed signals and grain prices
In New York on April 23, flour showed firmness while wheat extended May and July futures. Corn and rye remained dull to firm as traders weighed shorts’ demand and spring prospects, with butter and poultry prices noted and eggs steady.
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Minnesota
New York
Liverpool
Shorts
Ryl-Vfirm
Western
Cattle and Hog Market Report From Omaha Nebraska
Cattle prices show mixed trends with steers and cows varied in value. Hog figures list heavy packing sows and barrows with prices around 4.50 to 5.60 per hundredweight, reflecting market strength and regional demand.
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Cannes
Omaha
Neb
Stern Stearns
BIOUG
Tule Duel Stags
Bryan Triumphs in Illinois Democratic Convention
Springfield April 24 The Democratic state convention pledged delegates to Bryan with strong Chicago and Cook County backing while Roger Sullivan stayed reserved. Temporary chairman Free P Morris urged unity and warned against discord as the path to victory for Bryan and the party in November.
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Springfield
Ruan
Johnson
Bryan
Free P. Morris
Chicago
Cook County
Roger C. Sullivan
Fred J. Kern
Elieville
Morris
Democratic Party
Democrats
Illnois
Nct
Washington
Lincoln
Illinois
Denver
Forest Fire Controlled at Mosinee Damages Lutheran Church
Reports from Mosinee say the forest fire was under control. The Lutheran church suffered partial destruction by the flames in the incident near Wausau Wisconsin in year 24.
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Wausau
Wis
Mosinee
Editors at Grand Feast Honor Editors and Public Figures
A grand banquet at the Waldorf Astoria gathered editors and publishers as the Associated Press and American Newspaper Publishers Association held their annual meetings. Guests included William Jennings Bryan and Senator Knox, with Gen. Charles M. Taylor defending press integrity amid accusations of commercialism and noting rising page counts per cent.
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Boston Globe
Herman Ridder
New York Staats Zeitung
American Publishers’ Association
Frank 13. Noyes
Chicago Record-Herald
Associated Press
Knox
Bryant
Frederick Burgess
Low Island
Stephen Sr. Wise
Free Synagogue
Patrick Francis Murphy
Ridder
Moston Globe
Gen. Taylor
Four Miners Die and 100 Escape in Pa Mine Blast
An explosion in Ellsworth Collieries No 1 mine in Ellsworth Washington county Pennsylvania kills four foreigners and injures three more while about 100 miners escape after being knocked down by the blast. Deputy Mine Inspector J W Southitt arrived to investigate as gas buildup in a new entry is blamed.
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Pillsboro
Elsworth Collieries Company
Ellsworth
Washington County
J. W. Southitt
Lipsey Sent to Jail in Habeas Corpus Case
Springfield April 24 The supreme court decision in the Ralph Lipsey habeas corpus case rules that neither Judge McEwen of Chicago nor any other judge may review the case after the supreme court has decided it and orders Lipsey sent to the penitentiary.
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Lipsey
Springfield
Supreme Court
Ralph Lipsey
McEwen
Chicago
Lay Off 500 Workers in Sedalia Rail Shops
Sedalia Missouri April 24 five hundred employees of the Missouri Kansas & Texas railroad shops in Sedalia were laid off Thursday night until May 1 a notice posted at the company's headquarters states this shutdown affects the shop workforce and pauses production for a brief period.
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Sedalia
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Two Crushed to Death in Cat Car Theft in Great Falls
A Great Falls dispatch reports that William Beman and his brother-in-law Fred Gatland were crushed to death in Butte while stealing a ride on a cat car loaded with rails.
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Butte
Mont
Great Falls
William Beman
Fred Gatland
Beman
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