Former Speaker Clark Warns G O P on Soldier Bonus Rules
Ex-Speaker Champ Clark warns Republicans that gag rules to push soldier bonus legislation will invite disaster. He recalls 1910 reforms, urges debate and amendment opportunity, and criticizes suspension of the rules as curbing two thirds votes and House debate.
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Republican Committee On Rules
Champ Clark
House
Clark
Rules Committee
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House Rules Committee
Napoleon
Germany
Baseball results from a doubleheader and extra innings
National League clubs feature Cincinnati and Chicago in two games with varied scoring. The first game ends with Cincinnati six Chicago four after Eller Luque Rai iden Vaughn Killifer batteries. Second game sees Cincinnati zero six Chicago six with Fisher Bressler Wingo Alexander Killifer on the mound. Philadelphia tops New York nine to two with Meadows Tragres sor Nehf Smith. Boston edges Brooklyn five to four in nineteen innings with Fillingim ONeil Smith Miller. No other games scheduled.
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Bressler
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Brooklyn
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Fillingim
O'Neil
Smith
Miller
Clubs Fight Scores In Colored Page Hockey Lineups
The report lists club names and batter lines across teams Washington Philadelphia Cleveland New York Boston St Louis Chicago with player batteries named for each club. The fragmented OCR shows score fragments and player assignments such as Courtney Snyder Picinich Martin Hasty Rowell Perkins Leonard Ain smith Morton Murchison Fineth O Neil Morgareidge Ruel Russell Walters Sotheron Davis Severeid C Williams Shalk.
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Wealthy Hicarder Must Serve Time
The appeals court affirmed a sentence of a $5,000 fine and five months in Los Angeles county jail on Hulett C. G. Merritt a wealthy Pasadena resident for 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
Early tale of a cutting and a Denver murder trial
In the court house corridor a man recalls a slash with a razor as a witness describes the victim walking a few feet before realizing he was injured. Another member mentions a prior Denver trial for killing a man, with the speaker noting involvement in an earlier booze business era.
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Denver
Court House
Christensen
Giants Pin Center Field Apprentice to Bennie Kauff
Statz is highlighted as a rising young outfielder for the Giants breaking into center field and filling in at Bennie Kauff's spot. He hails from Holy Cross College and is regarded as one of the season’s standout finds.
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Giants
Bennie Kauff
Holy Cross College
Young Players Are Playing Great Game Building Moves
East Lincoln highway residents witnessed two buildings moving toward each other within two blocks. The old Schooler barn was being moved east by a steam tractor while a small Covert lot garage rolled westward and then north onto Van Lennen Street. Spectators watched to see which structure would clear the path in this unusual sight.
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van Lennen Street
Sixteenth Street
April Weather Breaks 50 Year Records With Snow
Temperatures in April smashed all 50 year records with an average 40 degrees below normal. Precipitation totaled 441.5 inches of snow, marked by 19 rainy days and only three bright days. Several days were reported as rainy or cloudy by the weather bureau.
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Sixty-One Train Mens Unions Lose Charters In Strike Action
In Cleveland on May 3 W G Lee, president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, said sixty-one local lodges had their charters revoked for participating in an unauthorized switchmen strike. Eleven new lodges were organized to replace those cancelled including at San Francisco Salt Lake City and Los Angeles. In St Louis on May 38 yardmen representatives will meet in Washington to prepare a united appeal to the railroad labor board over the strikers demands.
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W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
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Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
ST. Louis
Yardmen's Associations
United States
Washington
Railroad Labor Board
J. S. Eubank
Corlett School May Be Convent This Afternoon
Corlett School may be held in the Corlett building this afternoon after city engineer Arthur Parker reported the rotary pump has emptied the nine inches of water in the basement but the pipes are not yet plugged. He said the pump and motor will stay at the school tomorrow to pump again and plug the pipes, making an afternoon session possible.
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Corlett
Arthur Parker
Laundry Profit Scandal Hits Uncle Sam in 1919
The laundry business proved a money maker for the United States government in 1919. Laundry properties paid out 3,315,453 dollars and a profit was made amounting to 2,056,269 dollars, highlighting large government expenditures and gains in the sector.
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Sam
United States
City to Lease Frontier Park on Percentage Basis
Mayor Taylor and the city council authorized a lease deal with the Frontier committee for Frontier Park this year. City commissioners agreed to a percentage based lease not exceeding 1000 dollars of show receipts, after a Chamber of Commerce committee persuaded a different arrangement from the original cash request.
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Taylor
Frontier Committee
Frontier Park
Chamber of Commerce
Bob Cook to Engage in Dairying Business
Robert B. Cook formerly caretaker at Roundtop reservoir resigned his post and entered the dairy trade. He owns good dairy cattle and will run the business in town, driving his own wagon. He has operated a small dairy with other work and now plans to enlarge the plant into a full time business.
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Robert B. Cook
Roundtop Reservoir
Mr. Cook
Latin America Education Spending Compared to New York City
The twenty Latin American republics together spend for educating their children an amount equal to the annual expenditure of New York City on its schools.
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Republics
New York City
Cheyenne Boys Open Season With Loss To Laramie
Cheyenne high school baseball fell 41 to 9 in its season opener at Laramie Saturday. The field was in good shape and Cheyenne played with pep, though Laramie Preps had more practice. Cheyenne’s nine points inspired more jubilation than the nine weakness in defeat.
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Laramie
Cheyenne
Water Water Everywhere at Atlas as Will Rogers Saves Day
The Goldwyn film Water Water Everywhere runs its final day at the Atlas Theater. The story argues for prohibition to protect the weaker from uncontrolled appetites as a mine disaster unfolds with the near-inebriated physician. Will Rogers as Billy Fortune plays a pivotal rescue.
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Will Rogers
Atlas Theater
Billy Fortune
Last Rites Held for Mistress Harris
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Harris were conducted yesterday afternoon at Early Bricker Brothers funeral parlors with Rev. Newton M. Temple of the Methodist church officiating. Burial followed at Lakeview 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 Home
Frank Bacon, a veteran American actor, seeks rest from stage work at his Bay Side home in Long Island while starring in Lightnin in New York. He helped write the play and continues his long career in theater and film.
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Frank Bacon
America
Bay Side
Long Island
Lightnin
New York
Poles Advance Toward Kiev After Kiev Dispatch
London May 3 dispatch reports Warsaw newspapers overstate Polish victory claims. Poles have captured Sastov four miles west of Kiev on the railroad and continue advancing toward the city.
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London
Warsaw
Kiev
London Times
Sastov
Funeral services for infant Albert Weber Monday
Funeral services were held for Albert Henry Weber four month old son of Mr and Mrs Henry Weber of 1123 Vans Street at Early Bricker Brothers mortuary chapel at 4 PM Yesterday. Rev Wagner of the German Lutheran church officiated and interment followed at Lake View Cemetery.
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Henry Weber
Vans Street
Bricker Brothers
Mr. Wagner
German Lutheran Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Never Saw Anything Better Cough Remedy Praised
A reader from Andrews Indiana tests Foley's Honey and Tar for lingering cold symptoms after the flu. She reports it delivered quick relief and says her family will keep it in the house. The ad urges avoiding croup or whooping cough and notes the medicine is sold everywhere.
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Pacific
A. B. Griffith
Andrews
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Foley
State Federation of Labor Convention Call in Cheyenne
The State Federation of Labor will meet in Cheyenne May 24 at 10 o'clock in the auditorium of the United Mine Workers building on West Eighteenth street. The executive council issued the call as many unions joined since the last meeting. Delegates will discuss matters of great importance with plans for an unusually large attendance.
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State Federation of Labor
Cheyenne
United Mine Workers
West Eighteenth Street
State Federation
Probe Sugar Profiteering in Inter-Mountain Region
Salt Lake City May 3. Immediate investigation into beet sugar pricing in the Inter-Mountain region will be conducted by the local bureau of the department of justice. Floyd T. Jackson, special agent in charge, announced late today.
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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 crew were called out late at night after a clogged house drain stopped sewer flow. Removal of the obstruction restored drainage and the team also attended to pumping the Corlett school basement while continuing work late.
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Nineteenth Street
Corlett School
Money hoax claim insert demands mail-in trial package
A fraudulent promotion urges readers to cut out a slip, mail it with five dollars to Foley and Co. in Chicago to receive a trial batch of Foley products including Honey and Tar, Kidney Pills, and Cathartic Tablets claimed to cure coughs and bowel issues. The copy sells multiple remedies and promises health benefits.
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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 Wyoming cattle returning to Wyoming. Under New Mexico law livestock spending part of the year there is taxed for the full year, but the New Mexico tax is 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 will be shown at the Atlas theater on Wednesday and Thursday. The rugged Alaska romance features strong men, a gripping love plot, and high drama with action and suspense throughout.
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Atlas
Alaska
William Farnum J
Atlas Theater
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