Peace Negotiations to Gain Immortal Glory for Wilson
Andrew Carnegie urged the National Peace Congress that successful world peace talks would bring immortal glory to President Wilson and his administration. He argued for an International Police to protect peace, warned of invasion risks, and praised a near accomplished peace plan supported by Britain France Germany Russia Japan and America.
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Wilson
Andrew Carnegie
National Peace Congress
United States
ST. Louis
Carnegie
Great West
League of Peace
Britain
France
Germany
Russia
Japan
America
China
Jin
Senate
Republicans Can Make No Answer But Gay of Ruin
Washington May 1. Opposition efforts to derail the Democratic tariff bill failed in the house as Democrats defended the Underwood measure as best for the people. Louisiana Democrat Broussard led a push to speak against the bill while Kinkead of New Jersey argued livestock duties should be free. A late vote on Munn’s amendment to remove the three year provision went 88 to 18. The agricultural schedule sparked lengthy debate as Underwood kept debate in check. The session ran late into the night.
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Washington
House
Sufir
Beef Trust
Louisiana
Brotaard
Repubicam
Mann
Tme
Kinkhead
New Jersey
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Sloan
Nebraska
Representave Wordmey
Michigan
Kinkead
Ways and Means
Te Republicank
Broussard
Uger Trust
Munn
Underderwood
Demand the Proof Warns Town on Testy Canvas Con Artists
Public warned about a deceptive canvas parade claiming affiliations with respectable periodicals. See ry Peariatine of the Industrial club is cited as endorsing workers, while housewives are urged to demand proper credentials before aiding these individuals.
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Seery Peariatine
Industrial Club
Stewart White Heads for African Interior Adventure
Renowned author Stewart Edward White plans another Africa voyage outfitting in Santa Barbara California. Accompanying him will be Rt J Cunningham an experienced hunter with vast Africa knowledge. The expedition aims to reach regions southwest of Lake Nyanza with no white companions and to explore unvisited areas by previous white explorers. White’s background as a lumberjack riverman hunter and trapper informs his adventurous narrative style.
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Stewart Edward White
Africa
Santa Barbara
Cal
Merchants Close Shops Across Ciudad Porfirio Diaz and Coahuila
Foreigners quit and merchants in Ciudad Porfirio Diaz and nearby Coahuila towns plan immediate closures as Carranza decree floods the region with paper money. Taxes rise 20 percent to fund Carranza's campaign.
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Washington
Ciudad
Jimmy Lynch and Simny Lene as potential public printer
President Wilson hints Simny Lene head of the International Typographical Union may be named public printer in Washington. If chosen Loach is famed for silence, while Lene led the union from a thin treasury to a robust pension system and a $5,000,000 strike victory.
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Wilson
International Typographical Union
Unclear Caption Describes Rivalry Between Two Women
The fragment notes a man often found at the bottom of disputes between two women. Details about who they are or the context are missing.
Cleveland Saloons Trick Baptist Brothers Fight In Court
John A. Chamberlain of Cleveland and head of the Baptist Brotherhood pursues closure of Sunday saloons. He reveals saloon men tricked members by handing out keys, locksmiths work overtime to lock places, printers rush membership cards, and Chamberlain studies the law to counter the ruse.
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Cleveland
Baptist Brothers
John A. Chamberlain
Baptist Brotherhood
Mr. Chamberlain
School District 1 Seeks Ten Month Year and Salary Reforms
The 1915 report from Cheyenne Wyoming outlines fiscal aims for School District No. 1 to extend the year to ten months, raise teacher salaries, and fund manual training, domestic science, and physical education. It notes a new salary schedule costing about 51,500 yearly, and plans to redeem bonds while maintaining supervision and new athletic facilities.
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Board of Education
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Board of Trustees
Laramie County
Bulletiniew Agunee
Nmncorbaty
Treamirer
Rim
Laments and Poison Plot End in Police Rescue
Grief over a lover leads Fay Wile to attempt suicide by ingesting a silver nitrate solution. Chief McClemente and Officer Baker intervene at her restricted district home. She is treated by Dr. Snyders, taken to city jail, and detained to prevent further attempts. Teste White is arrested amid disturbances connected to another man, Ed.
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Iyuor
Fay Wile
McClemente
McClements
Baker
Democrats Delay Webb Bill Vote Despite Support Pledges
In Sacramento the Democratic minority agrees to postpone final action on the Webb anti alien land bill for one day while pledging to back administration aims. Democrats plan to resist passage this session, seek a Supreme Court appeal route, and await final Senate roll calls amid Bryan and Wilson administration pressures.
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Sacramento
Cal
Senate
Progressive Republians
Brynon
Wilson
Webb
Bryan
New York May Probe Spurs Talk of Japanese Canal Plot
Federal authorities probe a reported Japanese effort to gain influence near the key Panama Canal entrance. George E. Crater Jr., president of the Caribesu Guano Co., left unexpectedly amid the developing story and related rumors.
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New York
Keneader Llande
Atlantic
Painned Canal
George E. Crater, Jr
Caribesu Guano Company
Onsora
Ihe Ands
Prisoner Arrives at Plains Hotel Ahead of Habeas Corpus Hearing
Sheriff Rogers of Niobrara County and Deputy Delahoyde escorted James Ryan of Manville to Plains city. He faces a 10 o clock habeas corpus hearing before the supreme court while extradition arguments proceed. Arthur Moses of Kansas City funds the defense as Ryan, 24, appeals in a tense, unsettled case.
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Rogers
Niobrara County
Depudy Delahoyde
James Ryan
Manville
Arthur Moses
Kansas City
Rogere
Prairie
Ryan
Ile
Amiles
IMM Nole
Ohe Crane
Yan
Chicago
le Lo
Ty Crane
PREENALL GAINING IN THE STARR GO
El Paso Texas May 1 Three thousand federal soldiers head toward Chic huhaua City facing rebel threats. Troops arrive by boat from the Pacific coast reinforcing 2 000 federal defenders at tivarmas, last Sonoran stronghold held by federales amid looming attacks.
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EL Paso
Texas
Chichuhaua
Tivarmas
Sonora
Ash Higher Hates
In New York on May 1 a stallroad in the eastern territory decides to vie with an intertele ecomered in tax measures. The article notes retaliation to gain higher toll rates and mentions Byer cont as context.
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York
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St. Lowie
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Dryan
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Oglifornia
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