Former Speaker Clark Warns GOP on Gag Rules in May 1910 Style
Washington May 2 Former Speaker Champ Clark warned the GOP majority that gag rules to push soldier bonus legislation without amendments would bring disaster. He recalled the 1910 parliamentary revolt, urged debate and amendments, and said Democrats oppose rules limiting discussion and a two-thirds vote under suspension of the rules.
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Washington, D. C
Republican Committee On Rules
Champ Clark
House
Clark
Rules Committee
DOD
Fenawang
House Rules Committee
Napoleon
Germany
National League Baseball Scores and Batter Details
In the first game Eller Luque and Raiden faced Chicago as Cincinnati edged them 6 to 4. Second game saw Cincinnati win 6 to 0 with Fisher Bressler Wingo Alexander and Killifer on the mound. Philadelphia beat New York 9 to 2 with Meadows Tragressor Nehf and Smith. Boston defeated Brooklyn 5 to 4 in nineteen innings with Fillingim O'Neil Smith Miller. No other games scheduled.
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Chicago
Fisher
Bressler
Wingo
Alexander
Killifer
UW EE
Philadelphia
New York
Meadows
Smith
W.E. Boston
Seveseveseess
Brooklyn
Fivds Ae
Fillingim
O'Neil
Miller
Unclear sports cards with team batteries and scores
Fragmented listing shows club teams and battery lineups with partial scores amid references to Washington Philadelphia Cleveland New York Boston St Louis Chicago. Batteries include players named Courtney Snyder Picinich Leonard Ain smith Murchison Fineth ONeil Morgareidge Ruel Russell Walters Sotheron Davis Severeid Williams Shalk.
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New York
Boston
Ccsseevveee
Morgareidge
Ruel
Russell and Walters
Roh
St. Louis
Chicago
Sotheron
Davis
Severeid
C. Williams
Shalk
Wealthy Hicarder Merritt Loses Appeal for Sugar Hoarding
The U S circuit court of appeals affirms a $5,000 fine and five months in Los Angeles county jail for Hulett C. G. Merritt wealthy Pasadena resident. He was convicted in federal court of hoarding sugar in violation of the food conservation act.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
United States District Court
Hulett CG. Merritt
Pasadena
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Witnesses recall a razor attack amid courthouse chatter
In the court house corridor a man recounts seeing a would be assailant slash another with a razor and the injured man walk away before realizing he was cut. Corroborating talk notes the attacker had prior Denver trial exposure for a killing linked to a prior scheme.
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Denver
Court House
Christensen
Statz Emerges as Giants Center Field Prospect
Statz, a Holy Cross alumnus, is recognized as one of the season’s finds for the Giants. He is a young outfielder breaking into center field and filling Bennie Kauff’s spot when needed.
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Statz
Giants
Bennie Kauff
Holy Cross College
Young Buildings Move Side by Side in East Lincoln Street View
Two small structures and the Schooler barn were moved simultaneously on East Lincoln highway. A steam tractor pushed the Schooler barn east while a Covert lot garage rolled westward toward it. Spectators watched as the tiny building veered north on Van Lennen toward a lot north of Sixteenth Street.
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East Lincoln Highway
van Lennen Street
Sixteenth Street
April shatters 50 year warm and wet records
The month of April brought record low temperatures and heavy snowfall. the average temperature ran 40 degrees below normal while total precipitation reached 441.5 inches. Nineteen days had rain and seventeen were cloudy or partly cloudy, with only three bright days reported by the weather bureau.
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Weather Bureau
Sixty One Train Men Unions Lose Charters
W G Lee president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen said sixty one local lodge charters were revoked for members engaging in an unauthorized switchmen strike. Eleven new lodges were formed to replace the cancelled ones, including at San Francisco Salt Lake City and Los Angeles. In St Louis representatives of Yardmen associations will meet in Washington to seek a united appeal to the railroad labor board on the strikers demands.
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Cleveland, O
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
ST. Louis
Yardmen's Associations
United States
Washington
Railroad Labor Board
J. S. Eubank
Corlett School May Be Convened This Afternoon
City engineer Arthur Parker reports the rotary pump has drained nine inches of basement water at Corlett School but pipes remain unplugged. He expects to pump again and plug lines, aiming to hold classes there this afternoon.
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Corlett
Arthur Parker
Laundering Money: U S Laundry Profits in 1919
The laundry business served as a major money-maker for the United States government in 1919. Laundry property valued at 3,315,453 dollars was paid for, and profits amounted to 2,056,269 dollars, highlighting substantial financial activity in military and civilian support services.
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Sam
United States
City to Lease Frontier Park on Percentage of Receipts
Mayor Taylor and the city council authorized a deal with the Frontier committee to lease Frontier Park this year. The park will be leased on a percentage basis, not to exceed $1,000 of the show’s total receipts. The change came after a Chamber of Commerce committee intervened, replacing the original cash offer.
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Taylor
Frontier Committee
Frontier Park
Chamber of Commerce
Bob Cook to Engage in Dairying Business
Robert B. Cook, former caretaker at Roundtop reservoir, resigns and starts a dairy business in town. He will personally operate the dairy with his own wagon and expand the plant after years of running a small dairy alongside other work.
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Robert B. Cook
Roundtop Reservoir
Mr. Cook
Latin American Education Spending Parity with New York City
The twenty Latin American republics collectively allocate for child education an amount equal to what New York City spends each year on its schools.
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Republics
New York City
HGH SCHOOL BOYS MAKE CREDITABLE SHOWING IN GAME
The Cheyenne high school baseball team lost 41 to 9 in the season opener at Laramie on Saturday. The field was in good shape and play was snappy as Cheyenne, new to the season, showed pep and effort despite the defeat. Laramie Preps had more practice and prior baseball experience.
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Laramie
Cheyenne
Water Water Everywhere at Atlas ends today
The Goldwyn film Water Water Everywhere featuring Will Rogers runs its last day at the Atlas Theater. It argues the need for prohibition to protect the least able to resist temptation, depicting a mining disaster and a near-miss where a drunk physician fails to help, and Rogers as Billy Fortune saves the day.
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Goldwyn
Will Rogers
Atlas Theater
Billy Fortune
Last Rites Held for Mistress Harris
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Harris were held at Early Bricker Brothers parlors yesterday afternoon Rev Newton M Temple of the Methodist church officiated Interment was at Lake View Cemetery
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Mary Harris
Bricker Brothers
Newton M. Temple
Methodist Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Frank Bacon Stars in Lightnin in New York at Bay Side
Frank Bacon, a veteran American actor, seeks a rest from stage life and is working hard at his home in Bay Side Long Island while starring in Lightnin in New York and assisting in writing the play.
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Frank Bacon
America
Bay Side
Long Island
Lightnin
New York
Poles Advance Toward Kiev Front Though Kiev Occupation Denied
London dispatch from Warsaw reports newspapers claim Polish forces occupy Kiev are unfounded. The Poles have captured Sastov about four miles west of Kiev on the railroad and continue advancing.
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London
Warsaw
Kiev
London Times
Sastov
Funeral of Little Albert Weber Held at Local Chapel
Funeral services were held for 4 month old Albert Henry Weber, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Weber of 1123 Vans Street, at Early Bricker Brothers mortuary chapel at 4 pm. Rev Wagner of the German Lutheran church officiated. Interment followed at Lakeview Cemetery.
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Albert Henry Weber
Henry Weber
Vans Street
Bricker Brothers
Mr. Wagner
German Lutheran Church
Lakeview Cemetery
One safe cough remedy praised for flu lingering coughs
Mrs A B Griffith of Andrews Indiana writes that Foley's Honey and Tar cured her family's lingering cold and flu symptoms. The ad claims it relieves croup and whooping cough and notes the product is sold everywhere from Atlantic to Pacific.
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Atlantic
Pacific
A. B. Griffith
Andrews
Ind
Foley
State Labor Federation Convention Called in Cheyenne
The State Federation of Labor will meet in Cheyenne on May 24 at 10 oclock in the auditorium of the United Mine Workers building on West Eighteenth street. The executive council issued the call as many unions joined the state body and attendance is expected to be large. Details and program are pending but delegates will discuss important matters.
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State Federation of Labor
Cheyenne
United Mine Workers
West Eighteenth Street
State Federation
Probe of Beet Sugar Prices in Inter-Mountain Region
Salt Lake City May 3 The local bureau of the department of justice will conduct an immediate investigation into beet sugar prices charged by companies in the Inter-Mountain region Floyd T Jackson special agent in charge announced today The action aims to curb profiteering in sugar pricing.
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Salt Lake City
Inter-Mountain Region
Department of Justice
Floyd T. Jackson
Clogged Drain Keeps City Employees Busy
City engineers and their crew worked late to clear a clogged sewer on Fast Nineteenth Street. After removing the obstruction, drainage was restored. they also assisted pumping out the basement at Corlett School.
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Nineteenth Street
Corlett School
Value Promise: Free Trial Package from Foley Co
A vintage mail-in offer instructs readers to cut out a slip, mail it with five cents to Foley & Co in Chicago to receive a trial package. The packet includes Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs, Foley Kidney Pills for pain and rheumatism, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and biliousness. Sold everywhere.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
New Mexico Waives Tax on Wyoming Cattle
The governor's office announced that New Mexico will not tax cattle returning from Wyoming. Under New Mexico law livestock spending part of the year is taxed for the full year, but the New Mexico tax has been waived and cattle will be taxed only under Wyoming law.
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New Mexico
Wyoming
William Farnum Stars in The Spoilers at Atlas Theater
William Farnum in The Spoilers delivers a rugged Alaska romance with action and a gripping love story. The thrill packed tale features strong men battling for supremacy and will be shown at the Atlas theater Wednesday and Thursday.
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William Farnum
Atlas
Alaska
William Farnum J
Atlas Theater
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