Wilson Promised Immortal Glory From World Peace Talks
Andrew Carnegie addressed the National Peace Congress in St Louis on May 1, arguing the United States would gain immortal glory by successfully negotiating world peace. He warned against invasion, praised a League of Peace and an International Police, and blamed the Senate for thwarting a peace treaty as he predicted President Wilson would lead a global, law governed peace effort.
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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 Fail to Stop Tariff Debate Demand
Washington May 1. Opposition efforts to derail the Democratic tariff bill failed in the house as Republicans warned of ruined industries and empty cupboards. Democrats pressed the Underwood measure praising it as beneficial, while sparing no shift in live stock duties despite protests from sugar districts. A heated exchange followed Louisiana Democrat Broussard and New Jersey Republican Kinkead over livestock rates, ending with a protracted session into the night.
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Washington
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 Against Canvas Jobbers
The public is warned about a horde of canvas pushers posing as newspaper reps. They lack proper credentials for endorsement from authority figures in the Industrial club and must show authority before households commit.
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Seery Peariatine
Industrial Club
Stewart White Sailing Into Untouched Africa Expedition
Stewart Edward White, famed for adventure books, prepares another Africa trip outfitting in Santa Barbara California. He will be joined by Rt J Cunningham a seasoned African hunter. they plan a solo expedition southwest of Lake Nyanza to explore regions rarely seen by white explorers. White’s background includes years with lumberjacks rivermen hunters and cowmen.
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Stewart Edward White
Africa
Santa Barbara
Cal
Merchants Close Shops Across Ciudad Porfirio Diaz Area
Foreign merchants quit in Ciudad Porfirio Diaz and Coahuila towns as Carranza decrees paper money circulation. Taxes rise 20 percent to fund his campaign.
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Washington
Ciudad
Jimmy Lynch Nominated as Public Printer Potentially
President Wilson hints simny lene heads international typographical union may be named public printer. If chosen, there will be less public office chatter as loach known for silent handling of printer interests. The union grew from debt to a full treasury and 27000 members under his leadership.
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Wilson
International Typographical Union
Man Placed Between Two Women in Local Dispute
Brief item notes a man’s role as mediator or focal point in a dispute involving two women. The short report provides minimal details on the conflicting parties and context, emphasizing the man’s unusual position at the center of the matter.
Cleveland Saloons Trick Baptist Brotherhood Leader
John A. Chamberlain of Cleveland, head of the Baptist Brotherhood, fights to close Sunday saloons after saloon men allegedly gave customers keys to reopen. Locksmiths scramble to seal doors while printers rush cards of membership as Chamberlain investigates legal options.
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Cleveland
Baptist Brothers
John A. Chamberlain
Baptist Brotherhood
Mr. Chamberlain
School District No 1 outlines past year work and future plans
The Cheyenne Wyoming board reports on the 1911 12 fiscal year and outlines tax levies to extend the school year to ten months, raise teacher salaries, and fund manual training and domestic science. It notes the new 12 month salary scheduling, possible term length adjustments, and ongoing equipment purchases while detailing expenditures and bond redemption plans.
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Board of Education
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Board of Trustees
Laramie County
Bulletiniew Agunee
Nmncorbaty
Treamirer
Rim
Tragic Love Lapse Endangers Woman in Restricted District
Fay Wile, grieving over a lost lover, drank poison after a disturbance caused by Teste White. Chief McClements and Officer Baker intervened, administering antidote via melted lard and beer bottle, saving her life. Dr Snyders treated her. she remained in city jail with Holderson White arrested for causing a scene.
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Iyuor
Fay Wile
McClemente
McClements
Baker
Democrats Secure Delay On Webb Gill Bill In Senate
In Sacramento and Washington reports say Democrats won a one day postponement of the Webb anti alien land holding bill. The minority pledged to back the administration in final roll call while opposing broader action, with Bryan and Secretary Bryan advising caution. Washington dispatches note possible court appeals and Japanese concerns over treaty rights and potential coaling stations in Rondador.
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Webb Gill
Sacramento
Cal
Senate
Progressive Republians
Brynon
Wilson
Webb
Bryan
Washington
New Jersey
Johnson
State Department
Bayan
Drogan Hae
St. Lowie
Aiready 10
Wilton
Dryan
Wildon
Mat
P Mitfleuily
Oglifornia
Hancelt Moore
Webb Mensure
Japan
New York Scare Over Japanese Move Near Caribbean Island
Federal authorities pursue a May investment scare tied to a reported Japanese effort to gain control of a Caribbean island about 160 miles off the Atlantic entrance to the Panama Canal. George E Crater Jr, president of the Caribesu Guano Company, left suddenly for an unspecified destination.
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Washington
Japsancee Steamship Company
Roneador
Crater
State Department
Japan
United States
Rondador
George T. Burns
Jeland
Roncadors
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 and Deputy Delahoyde brought James Ryan of Manville to Niobrara with Arthur Moses of Kansas City. Extradition fight looms as Ryan, 24, is guarded in his room awaiting 10 am Supreme Court appearance on a writ of habeas corpus.
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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 move toward Chic huhaua City from the south to bolster defenses against insurgent attacks. The last federal strongpoint in Sonora, tivarmas, has fallen to 2000 reinforcements arriving by sea from the Pacific coast, heightening fears of a rebel assault or porte.
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EL Paso
Texas
Chichuhaua
Tivarmas
Sonora
Ash Higher Hates
In New York on May 1 a stalload in the lantern territory decided to move toward retaliation to gain all evening rates, as described in the fragmented report.
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York
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Stewart White
Heart of Africa
Jimmy” Lynch
Leth Hove’ and Gints
Eapense
Juneau
Alaskan
Clark
Plains Hotel
Preenall
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