People for Peace Debates Platt Amendment at Cornell
In Ithaca Professor J. Scharman argues Cubans support the Platt amendment for stability and prosperity. He cites the Cuban constitutional convention and Cuban leaders, urging U S concessions on sugar duties and a low-interest loan to repay discharged soldiers to win Cuban hearts.
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Gates Official Visitation to War Department and White House
Delegates visited the War Department at 11 AM for a formal meeting with Secretary Root and were escorted to the White House for a session with the president. Two U S army officers in fatigue uniform accompanied them at the hotel and were photographed with the delegates.
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Army appoints 588 first and second lieutenants from states
The secretary of war released the list of 588 officers chosen for first and second lieutenants under the Army reorganization bill. Texas had James A. Burroughs Charles L. Willard Beverley Read and others appointed for examination. Arkansas Louisiana and Oklahoma selections listed with named individuals.
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Secretary of War
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James A. Burroughs
Charles L. Willard
Beverley Read
E. A. Stuart
W. ©. Fitzpatrick
J. W. Moore
Wreck Kills Two Trainmen Near Dayton
Serious Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Limited wreck nine miles south of Dayton at Johnson's Station after spread tails caused engine to derail. Engineer Dooley of Lima and fireman Raymond McElroy killed. Baggage car and smoker up-ended. several others injured and hospitalized at St Elizabeth. Among the seriously hurt are Frank Weaver Cincinnati, left arm crushed. George Thompson Cincinnati abdominal injuries. Fred Coles Sidney passenger head wounds.
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Hamilton
Johnson's Station
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Lima
Raymond McElroy
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Frank Weaver
George Thompson
Fred Coles
Sidney, O
Skeleton found in Barron farm tractor plows up clue
A skeletal remains believed to be of a murdered man were unearthed at the Shirley farm near Barron Iowa. The skull shows a head wound and reddish hair and beard near the bones aiding possible identification. The find is dated to years ago with no tissue remaining.
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J. T
Shirely
Barron
I. Y
Texas millionaire estate sale began under temporary administrator
A Texas millionaire’s estate sale started Wednesday under John P. O'Brien as temporary administrator. The sale will not conclude for several days.
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Texas
John P. O'Brien
Police Shootout In Chicago Leaves Two Officers Fatally Wounded
Chicago April 25 police officers William Messenger and Richard D Hough were involved in a shooting affray. both are believed fatally wounded. Natchez Miss April 25 Jake Johnson the jealous husband was executed for killing his wife last July.
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William Messenger
Richard D. Houghtelling
Natchez, Miss
Jake Johnson
Senate approves million for Arkansas capital project
Little Rock April 25 The senate by a 24 to 7 vote passed the house bill appropriating 1 000 000 to complete the new state capital. Yokohama April 25 The claims Japan will seek from China for indemnities total 4 150 000.
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House
Yokohama
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