King County Republicans Clash Over Delegates at Aberdeen Nomination
Thomas F Murphine chairman of the King County Republican Central Committee spoke to over one hundred in the Circuit Theatre about attempts to hand pick 121 delegates for the state convention in Aberdeen The sweep of primaries produced Roosevelt as leading choice with LaFollette second and Fett far behind. disputes arose over the seating of delegates and the process of precinct caucuses in three city wards with minimal public notice The Chronicle promised to publish caucus notices and reassess the process to ensure broader participation in the party’s nominating event
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Department of Elocution and Oratory
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Thousands Await Goff Ship's Return
A fragmented dispatch reports anticipation for the return of the Goff ship amid chaotic details. The piece mentions Vincent Astor and a wave of people, with unclear references to Madison Tennett and HATIPAX, suggesting a tumultuous scene at sea and among the crowd.
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Paris Bandit Is Captured After Sensational Pursuit
A Paris bandit was captured after a dramatic chase ending with arrest on April 24. Authorities say the suspect was cornered during the getaway, with the alleged crime tied to the recent Demal prise and a failed escape attempt.
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British Steamer Sunk After Torpedo Hit
A British steamer struck a torpedo and sank, with 77 persons perishing. The disaster occurred near Smyrna, resulting in the loss of many aboard the vessel. Local reports confirm casualties and the wreck is being investigated for details.
Government seeks dissolution of Harvester Trust
United States District Attorney Dickey filed suit to dissolve International Harvester Company for restraint of trade. He asked Judge Willard to issue a restraining order and citations directing appearance May 6. Eighteen directors named as defendants amid claims of Sherman Act violations and misleading statements. Allegations include past dividend payments totaling 20 million dollars on 23 percent common stock.
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Ismay Grilled Before Committee Over Titanic Links
Ismay faced a two hour grilling as the Titanic inquiry audience swelled. He admitted Captain Smith attended a millionaire dinner before the collision and denied withholding disaster news. He said more lives could have been saved if lifeboats had been better organized.
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Roosevelt Leads In Mississippi Vote Totals
ORLEANS Miss April 30 Roosevelt received more votes at yesterday's election here than Taft and La Follette combined. Complete returns give Roosevelt 5 Taft 26 and La Follette 0.
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Gentreli Ad Clubs Organized
Yesterday afternoon the Gentreli Ad Clubs organized with members from Centralia. Vayith presided as chair, Nelson as secretary, and Div Shusie elected permanent treasurer. The meeting scheduled a 6 pm session for an adjournment and discussed transient advert patronage by city residents.
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Local celebration underway with notable attendees and program
A disrupted OCR item notes a celebration at Maye Mom WHS with attendees including Wyat Heder and Rakes of Tava district. An event at Kaasina hotel ended the program with a danger noted and a speaker delivering an address.
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Grant Day Observed and Taft Endorsed by Vertex
Fragmented scribbles report a Grant Day observance in Albany with references to political politeness and a Taft endorsement by the Vertex. The note mentions Republicans on the program and a setback to pride, reflecting a local political meeting with notable figures.
Reduced Rates For Festival At Com ALA Meeting
A fragmented OCR note notes reduced rates for a festival and a council meeting. Mentions Charlie and Sugran Dewale with unclear roles. Key details about a round trip are present but incomplete.
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Sugran Dewale
People Write Spring Poetry Startlingly Abruptly
A terse note reports that some individuals begin criminal activity after writing spring poetry. The piece hints at a link between creative writing and unforeseen wrongdoing, urging readers to consider broader social influences.
Warm hearted resolve warms against old cold work
A brief note reflects on inner warmth as a defense against the chill of past labor. The sentiment emphasizes emotional resilience amid long hours. No figures or specific events are provided. The tone resembles a reflective local column item.
Massachusetts Primaries Open In Heavy Rain
Massachusetts voters faced a trenching rain as primaries opened with a record early vote. Delegates to both parties' national conventions were chosen, with strong activity around Taft, Roosevelt, and Clark camps and broad interest in presidential and vice presidential preferences.
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Chited Press
Boston
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Dr Henry S Pritchett Leader of Carnegie Foundation
Dr Henry S. Pritchett served as president of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, guiding its mission to improve education through research and policy.
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Henry S. Pritchett
President
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Treaty memo notes 1798 US and Native Nation ties
Prominent Georgia and Alabama citizens participated in commemorations of the 1798 Genospeace and Crienduhip treaty signing between the United States and the Taga of Who Crook Indiang. The ceremony highlighted historical alliance rewards and ongoing relations.
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Coleraine
United States
Georgia
Mar Ita
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New Jersey Rubber Co. to Hold Meeting in Newton
The Tilted States Rubber Company in New Jersey will hold a meeting at New Brunswick on May 21 to action on paying 2 per cent on preferred stock and other related corporate steps.
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