Senators Target Rockefeller Morgan in Treason Indictment Call
Washington May 1 Senator Jefferson Davis denounces trusts and the press in a speech urging indictments against John D. Rockefeller the Standard Oil Co and J Pierpont Morgan. He condemns plutocracy praises the president and defends organized labor and the yeomanry of America.
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Standard Oil Company
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John D. Rockefeller
J. Pierpont Morgan
Baal
Organized United Labor
Yeomanry of America
Bryan the Man. DeArmond backs Bryan for president
Representative DeArmond of Missouri told the District of Columbia Democratic association that Missouri will back William Jennings Bryan as the logical presidential nominee at the Denver convention. He defended Bryan as a steadfast, unselfish leader and praised his patriotism and Christian character.
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DeArmond
Missouri
District of Columbia Democratic Association
People of
Ww. J. Bryan
Denver
Bryan
Bryan and Johnson. That is the Ticket Many Alabama Democrats Want
A petition with enough signatures was sent to Chairman Mallory of the Democratic state executive committee asking to place Governor Johnson of Minnesota on the party primary ticket alongside William J. Bryan.
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Birmingham
Mallory
Democratic State Executive Committee
Johnson
Minnesota
William J. Bryan
Eight Burglaries Probe in Oakland and Berkeley
Dr W W Goelet a Columbia graduate and Oakland society wife’s husband is jailed in Berkeley on eight burglary charges in Oakland and Berkeley. He used alias D F Wythe and pried high class hotels and apartments while under two day police surveillance. He once served as Benjamin Mills private secretary and as secretary for evangelist Dr Biddewolfe. He is 35 and a Virginia native.
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San Francisco
W. W. Goelet
Columbia College
Oakland
Berkely City
Berkely
D. F. Wythe
Goelet
Receiver for Three Star Newspapers Appointed in Indiana
George C. Hitt, ex business manager of the Indianapolis Journal, became receiver for the Indianapolis Star Muncie Star and Terre Haute Star forming the Star league of newspapers. Daniel q Reid of New York, Rock Island railroad chairman and major stockholder, sought the appointment citing insolvency and $250,000 advanced for expenses.
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George C. Hitt
Indianapolis Journal
Indianapolis Star
Muncie Star
Terre Haute Star
Star League of
Daniel Qa. Reid
New York
Rock Island Railroad
Reid
Richmond
Ind
Leopards Jump Barrier at Baltimore Zoo
Two leopards jumped the barrier during a zoo performance in Baltimore. A boy named Louis Long was badly clawed in the face and neck as panic swept the audience. Police Sergeant Barranger blocked exits, limiting evacuees to a few at a time to avert a mass stampede. Long is believed fatally injured.
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The
Zoo
Louis Long
Barranger
Long
House panel backs bill to buy embassies abroad
Washington May 1 The house committee on foreign relations voted to report favorably a bill authorizing the purchase abroad of American embassy legation and consular buildings. It caps annual spending at 1 million dollars with 500 thousand allocated this year for Berlin and Mexico City embassies and 500 thousand for Shanghai and Yokohama consulates.
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Washington
House Committee On Foreign Relations
Berlin
Mexico
Shanghai
Yokohama
Governor Campbell Won't Vote in Palestine Trip
Austin May 1 Governor Campbell said he would not have time to go to Palestine to vote while delivering a speech at Sonora Sutton county on Monday. Several state officials and clerks returned home to vote.
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Austin
Campbell
Palestine
Sonora
Sutton County
Pennsylvania Railroad declares 3 percent semiannual dividend
The directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad company declared a semiannual dividend of 3 percent, reduced by a half a percent from the previous, placing the stock on a 6 percent basis.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York Egg Receipts Reported for May Day
New York egg receipts on Thursday totaled 34 521 cases as the market reported figures from New York. The day’s charges and distribution details were noted as the industry tracked supply.
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New York
Roosevelt Sends Condolence on Japanese Cruiser Loss
President Roosevelt sent a condolence to the emperor of Japan after a Japanese cruiser was blown up with heavy loss of life.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Japan
Mrs Lucinda Neelly Dies in Dallas at 95
Dallas May 1 Mrs Lucinda Neelly a city resident for forty four years has died. She was four months from becoming a centenarian.
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Dallas
Lucinda Neelly
Frost Damages Corn in Red River Valley
Reports from the Red River valley say frost severely damaged corn. Damage noted around Denison and surrounding farms, with early growth affected and potential yield reductions feared. Local observers warn growers to assess stands and plan replanting if needed.
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Denison
Red River Valley
Shop Forces Resume Work After Layoffs
Katy shop forces, laid off April 20, have resumed work in Denison on May 1.
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Denison
Katy
Albanian tale of flood and a horse pulling a bridge
An Albanian recounts a flood tale in which a horse tethered to a footbridge drifts downstream with the bridge. The bridge later lodges against the bank and the horse sits on the former span. A bystander notes the similarity to a boss being swept away and returning upstream pulling the blamed bridge.
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Albany Journal
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