Republicans plan joint caucus to reform campaign machinery
Washington hosts a surge of GOP activity as 31 senators meet to reorganize the congressional campaign committee and push for a fall party convention. Progressives seek changes to delegate selection while considering northern expansion and southern cutbacks. Senate debates on income tax provisions and currency reform accompany the day’s urgent Republican strategy.
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Senate
House
Congressional Campaign Committee
Congress
National Execuive Committee
Galliger
Townsend
Clark
Wyoming
Norris
Jones
Auto Excursion to Inspect Road to Cheyenne and Fort Collins
An auto excursion from the Industrial club begins at 2 p.m. today to inspect the proposed old Denver Pacific grade for a Cheyenne and Fort Collins route. Mey and President Hoffmann back the plan as a cheaper, better connected auto route and urge at least 30 autos to join for a one and a half hour trip.
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Greeley
Fort Collins
Mey
Athol
Hoffmann
Lndus
Wyoming Sons urge flag day observance and patriotic rites
At a Wyoming meeting of the Sons of the American Revolution resolutions urge citizens to observe national days with pride and display flags. They call for businesses and families to own banners and for communities to plan Flag Day events and Independence Day observances. Editors and ministers are asked to promote proper observance.
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Society of Sons of the American Revolution
State Society of the Sons of American Revolution
Wyoming
Japan
Liqon C
Hills
A. H. Doane
The
American Evolution
Nomination of Postmasters and Revenue Official Names
President Wilson added nominations today naming J. F. Kelly Anderson Texas district postmaster, A. Hi Blue Boole Texas postmaster, and Mark A. Skinner Colorado Springs Colorado collector of internal revenue for the district of Colorado.
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Washington
Wilson
J. F. Kelly
Anderson
A. Hi. Blue
Boole
Texas
Internal Revenue
District of
Colorado
Mark A. Skinner
Colorado Springs
Bishop Thomas a leading figure at international peace meeting
Bishop Nathaniel Thomas returned from New York where he attended a May conference commemorating the centennial of the Treaty of Ghent. He served on the resolutions subcommittee, entertained Canadian delegates, and advocated a world wide peace program including iron peace tablets in schools and a noon pause on the anniversary day.
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Thomas
New York
Ghent
England
America
Carey
Rev
Wyoming
Andrew Carnegie
Great Britain
United States
Peacce
Canada
Englad
Particulary
Germany
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
News York
Board of Missions
Episcopal Church
Mississippi River
Nevada Mountains
New York Stock Exchange
Tick
Astor
H. Choate
William Jennings Bryan
Jard Weardale
Edmund Walker
George Hous
Marines Die as Breech Explodes at Fort Mouliyle
Three coast artillery privates Baxere Christensen and Dalton were killed and nine or more injured when the breech blew out of a three-tuck gun at Fort Mouliyle near Charleston South Carolina during late night practice. Two victims were cut in two and died instantly.
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Fort Mouliyle
Baxere
Christensen
Dalton
Coast Artillery
Patriotic Exercises Mark Memorial Day Observance
Students join veterans organizations on the capitol steps for a morning program honoring Civil War soldiers. The event features addresses, musical selections, and a marching procession to the Holy Child Jesus convent followed by a gymnasium program for older pupils and a public ceremony in the afternoon.
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Sons of Veterans
Capitol
Boys’ Glee Club
Bartlett
Boys
Wyoutlug
Serious Illness of Japanese Emperor Delays Land Bill Talks
Reports from Washington and Tokyo on May 22 say Emperor Yoshihito of Japan lies ill with lung inflammation under eight court physicians. Officials fear pacification policies and the California land bill may delay negotiations as diplomatic dispatches convey sympathy to Japan and a personal message to the emperor. In San Francisco a mass meeting voiced anti American sentiment, with speakers urging a tougher stance toward the United States.
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Wilson
Bryan
Charge Bailly-Blanchard
Tokyo
Alness
California
Tokio
Yoshihito
Johnson
Imperial Palace
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Wie
Michhito
Secretary Daniels flies in a flying boat at Annapolis
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels traveled eight miles by air in a flying boat with Lieutenant John H. Towers. The flight began near Annapolis and ended safely as Daniels described the experience as delightful.
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Annapolis
Josephus Daniels
John H. Towers
Navy Aviation Corps
Tower
Cardinal O Connell Sees Pope Pius In Rome
Boston Archbishop O Connell meets Pope Pius in Rome after a long audience. The pope appears rejuvenated and healthier, showing keen interest in U S affairs and in President Wilson’s administration.
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Waitham O
H. O'Connell
Archylatop
Boston
Cromer
Mar
Saye
de Samper
Uebrary
Pius Waa
O'Connell
United States
Woodrow Wilden
Callas on all Japs urge restraint in land rights protest
Baron Hattori urges Japanese to prove their manhood by demanding fair play while avoiding rash action. He frames anti-alien land bills as ill advised yet vows peaceful, profitable remedies to counter fierce opposition to Japanese landowners and defend national interests.
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Baron Hattori
How Dynamite Was Procured in Lawrence Trial
In Boston on May 22 the state showed dynamite used in the Lawrence textile strike plot. W M Wood of the American Woolen Co. faces conspiracy charges with Pred Alleaux and Dennis J Collis. Evidence included dynamite delivery from a quarry, witnessed by W N Rice and others as part of the alleged plan.
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Boston
Lawrence
W. M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Pred Alleaux
Dennis J. Collis
Hittman
W. N. Rice
Hittiowan
Wie
Rice
Boetom
bin Deeliver
Plowing Bowed Artists Prep Exhibit in San Francisco
In San Francisco Cal May 22 a group of artists unable to paint and proud of it will stage an art exhibition on June 4. The event features nonpainted works and a New York poet liaison promoting creative experimentation. Fifty participants are involved, with painting and furniture pieces on display, amid a whimsical setup including a waterfall and painted frames.
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Cal
New York
Laipreanioniate
Lohemiang
Joe Ye
Melvin
Aluka
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Civeat
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Soroku Ebara
San Jose
K. Ihuka
Tokio Presbyterian College
K. Yamamoto
Tokio ¥. C. 6
Daniels
San Dieoqo
Samuel H. Brereton
J. D. Cooper
San Diego Bay
Waimann Centre
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Cooper
Connell
Pope
Newman
Callas
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