Next President Will Be a Democrat, Says Bryan
William Jennings Bryan, en route to Edinburgh as a Presbyterian elder, says a Democratic Congress could yield a Democratic president. He notes many strong candidates, cites Folk and Gaynor as capable, and believes prospects for Democratic triumph are good while stressing timing for candidate discussion.
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Farmer’s life saved by cow near Dal ton Ohio
L G Stahl a Dal ton area farmer was leading a cow to an abattoir when a buggy pulled by the animal slid toward a railroad crossing. The cow reared and its front legs wedged in the wheel, acting as a brake while a passenger train thundered past. Stahl’s life and his horse were saved. he will keep the cow.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Sisters Elope: Two Brothers Charm Greeley Homes
In Greeley Colorado within a week two pairs of siblings eloped. Maud Claus aged 14 ran away with Harry Gruel after dyeing her hair peroxide to disguise herself. Three nights later her sister Hilda aged 17 eloped with Fred Gruel Gregs brother of Harry. Julius Claus, father, claims he was beaten out of two weeks board money. Police alerted and reward offered.
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Newest English battleship Hercules launched on Tyne
The H M 8 Hercules, largest Tyne built vessel and 10th British dreadnought, was launched at Jarrows with minimal ceremony after King Edward's death. Princess Louise was to sponsor, but plans changed. Lady Furness broke a bottle as the ship touched water. Hercules surpasses the U S Florida in size though not armament, with 12 inch guns and turbine engines.
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Egypt's Reply to Roosevelt in the North American Review
Sheikh Ali Yousouf, Cairo based leader of Egypt's Constitutional Reform League, replies to Theodore Roosevelt's Khartoum and Cairo speeches. He recalls Roosevelt's criticism of Egyptian self government, recounts the Cairo meeting, and condemns insults to Egypt while praising its civilization and Al-Azhar University.
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Time lock foils two bank bandits
In Salt Lake City on May 22 two men attempted a bank robbery at the Bank of Layton twenty miles north. They overpowered night watchman Hyram Evans and forced him to guide cashier Ellison to the bank. The pair entered the vault but the inner door was secured by a time lock. They abandoned the effort after realizing the lock could not be breached.
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Milk Committee Prejudiced Ends Milk War Nears End
Farmers and contractors expect the legislative milk committee to wrap sessions on Tuesday. Producers claim victory for higher prices while some contractors hope to prevail. Report at the State House says four of seven committee members backed farmers before hearings began, threatening a roatback.
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Senator Denies Milk Probe Inquiries False
Senator John F. Meaney rejects charges as false and defends farmers. He notes a May meeting of agricultural legislators produced no resolutions harming farmers. An attorney-general hearing was proposed but shelved for a broader review. Secretary Hunter of Boston Co operative Milk Producers travels to New York for a Milk Producers League meeting as farmers maintain their demands.
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Boston Co-operative Milk Producers’ Company
New York
Milk Producers’ League
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