Compromise Bill to Resolve Ohio Liquor Fight
Ohio lawmakers forge a compromise on the new liquor law after a conference committee plan. Governor Cox mediates between wet and dry factions as exemptions for hotel bars and club cafes emerge, while sales near schools and to minors remain restricted.
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Pope Pius Shows Signs of Recovery Amid Vatican Bulletin
Vatican doctors report Pope Pius has three fever-free days and improving health. They note bronchopneumonia has never been suspected and describe a gouty kidney risk, while the Pontiff plans to oversee Eucharistic Congress preparations and Pentecost mass arrangements.
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Pirate treasure found in Chicago vault
The Chicago machinist E. C. Cole recovered pirate gold from a sunken ship near Miami during Captain Kidd’s era. He wrapped two and a half pounds of melted gold in silk and stored it in a Chicago safety deposit vault, remarking that Florida diggers should focus on farming.
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Wilson says uncalled for Japs war clamor. lands bill stance
President Wilson closely follows Japan California alien land bill developments. He defends non interference during California legislation, vows to preserve treaty rights, and maintains informal talks with California lawmakers while diplomats monitor reactions and protect foreign residents.
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California defers anti alien land bills amid Japan protests
California lawmakers put further action on anti alien land bills on hold until next week after word from Washington about Japan's protest over treaty rights. officials note widespread Japan side reaction and possible White House guidance to ease tensions.
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Bryan and Clark bury the hatchet
Berlin reports continue to swirl about the engagement between Miss Nancy Leishman daughter of United States Ambassador Leishman and the Duke of Croy. Rumors persist of a marriage on April 11 with details remaining undisclosed and family objections cited by some sources. The Duke faced pressure over postings but resigned to stay near his fiancée.
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Glover-Sims Park Punch Escalates Congressional Feud
In Washington on April 18 Charles Glover president of Riggs National Bank assaulted Representative Thetus Willette Sims on Farragut Square. Sims alleges self defense after remarks on alleged profit schemes. witnesses and officials extenuate the conflict as a contempt case for the House.
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United States
Personalities of Baltimore Convention Are Forgotten
A local report notes that figures at the Baltimore convention are fading from public memory. The piece reflects on past attendees and the lasting impact of their actions within the city’s political and social landscape.
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Clark and Bryan Reconcile After Baltimore Rift
Washington April 18 Speaker Champ Clark and Secretary William Jennings Bryan met at a private luncheon and announced they had buried the hatchet. Bryan said he had not intended to reflect on Clark and urged cordial cooperation with the administration. Clark said past injuries were repaired and called for renewed party unity ahead of the Baltimore convention.
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