Millers Appeal for Senate Action on Relief Measures
Washington April 28 Senator Harris read a telegram from the Kansas Millers association urging relief through reciprocal concessions to place Kansas mills on an equal basis with foreign mills. If unmet, many mills would shut down indefinitely. the telegram was referred to the foreign relations committee. The oleomargarine bill move to agriculture committee failed 26 to 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Harris
Kansas Millers’ Association
Kansas Millers
Committee On Foreign Relations
House
Culberson
Texas
Committee On Agriculture
Indictment Details and Forensic Affidavits Question Signatures
The document notes 24 counts in the indictment and that one application was refused. It mentions principal witnesses Rhodes and Schultz who have died, yet affidavits denouncing the signatures on the notes as forgeries remain admissible.
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Yair
Iumi
Mugland
Rhodes
Schultz
Kansas Congressman Praises General Funston For Daring Feat
In Congress on District of Columbia Day the regular order was postponed to consider the agricultural bill. Mr Curtis of Kansas defended General Funston praising his bold act. He said Funston captured Aguinaldo and the new George Washington, drawing Republican applause.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Curtis
Kansas
General Funston
Fred Funston
George Washington
Aguinaldo
Trials postponed in anti trust actions against cotton oil firms
Austin notes three state cases against Southern Cotton Oil, National Cotton Oil, and Taylor Cotton Oil for anti trust violations were postponed to the first Monday in June by agreement. The state board of education led by the governor attends the Marcos dedication of Southwest Texas Normal School. Judge Sam Streetman was sworn in as associate justice of the civil appeals court to replace Judge W E Collard.
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Nies
Jane
Austin
Southern Cotton Oil Company
National Cotton Oil Company
Taylor Cotton Oil Company
State Board of Education
Marcos
Southwest Texas Normal School
Sam Streetman
Court of the Civil Appeals
W. E. Collard
British Subject Enlisted in U S Army Convicted of Treason
Ernest Wild, a British subject, is jailed at Jefferson Barracks awaiting transfer to Alcatraz for a 99 year treason sentence. He falsely claimed U S citizenship to enlist in 1899 in St Louis and serve in the Philippines, later deserting and being captured. A general court martial convicted him on desertion charges.
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United States
St. Louis
Ernest Wild
Jefferson Barracks
Alcatras Island
California Bay
United States Army
Philippines
Wild
Luzon Island
Company B
Twelfth Infantry
Panequic
Manila
Tarlac
Kenny
Fourth Cavalry
Princess Radziwill On Trial For Forgery In Cape Town
The trial begins in Cape Town on twenty four counts accusing Princess Radziwill of forging endorsements attributed to the late Cecil Rhodes. The court hears testimony and the proceedings reflect questions about authenticity and the princess character.
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Princess Radelwet
Cape Town
Radziwill
Holen
Cecil Rhodes
Almo
Double Homicide Near Palestine Church in Nacogdoches
A double homicide occurred Saturday night four miles west of Nacogdoches at the Palestine church following a dispute. Jim Clevenger was killed by a pistol shot to the chin. Elgin Clifton was shot three times and died. Clevenger’s brother Joe signaled surrender to the sheriff. Local officials and observers noted the incident amid a crowded singing event.
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Nacogdoches
Tex
Here
Palestine
Jim Clevenger
Elgin Clifton
Clevenger
Joe Clevenger
Archbishop Corrigan's Condition Satisfactory
Corrigan's Condition New York April 28 Arch bishop Corrigan's condition is satisfactory to watches at his bedside.
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Corrigan
New York
Forecast of Congress Week Plans in Washington
The Senate will extend debate on the Philippine government bill with anticipated speeches by Turpie Clay Simmons and Hoar. Committees will study the sugar question related to Cuba and Crozier gun carriage ties. The House aims to pass the omnibus public building bill and resume agricultural appropriations. DC and naval deficiency bills loom.
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Washington
Senate
Philippines
Turpie
Clay
Simmons
Hoar
Cuba
Gen. Crfrozier
District of Columbia
House
Congress
Peasant Riots Spread in Poltava and Kharkoff Provinces
Reports from St. Petersburg describe 18,000 peasants rioting in Poltava and Kharkoff provinces who have sacked 80 estates and plundered what they could not carry away. Landowners flee as authorities crack down with cruelty and some show weakness. Moscow fears further assaults as the czar cancels Easter plans. Ministers, including Finance Minister DeWitt, receive death threats.
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St. Petersburg
Poltava
Kharkoff
Othe
Moscow
M. DeWitt
Murder near Freeland Greek Catholic church in Hazleton
Michael Cherko aged 38 was murdered about 100 feet from the Freeland Greek Catholic church during Sunday services. George Smith is under arrest, accused of entering the church, challenging Cherko, and fatally shooting him with a revolver after a confrontation with a trustee.
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Hazleton
Michael Cherko
Freeland
George Smith
Smith
Cherko
Paces Denied Bail in Oklahoma Murder Case
John and N J Pace were sent to jail without bail by United States Commissioner H Jennings after a murder charge tied to a shooting near Oolagah last week. Ed Phillips was killed and O B Skidmore, William Mayfield and Joseph Heady were seriously wounded in a land dispute over thirty acres rented by Phillips from Skidmore.
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Vinita
I. T
John
N. J. Pace
United States
H. Jennings
United States Grand Jury
Oolagah
Ed Phillips
Skidmore
William Mayfield
Joseph Heady
Phillips
Unbalanced Men Linked by Friendship Mentioned in Report
The text notes two men who were friends and described as mentally unbalanced. It mentions Samples with an unknown home, possibly Fort Worth Texas or Fort Scott Kansas.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Fort Scott
Kan
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Mona
Topeka
Wm. Carr
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Associated Press
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