Catholic Laymen Parade in Honor of Cardinal Logue in New York
Forty thousand Catholic laymen marching along Fifth Avenue in a grand centennial celebration salute Archbishop Farley with Cardinal Logue as guest. Roosevelt sends congratulatory letter praising the event. Logue hopes to visit the president. discusses divorce, family welfare, and Christian socialism with strong remarks on Carnegie and wealth.
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Peruvians Revolt Reported Near Lima
Telegraph news from Rio Janeiro May 2 reports a Peruvian revolt starting at Chosica near Lima. Insurgents led by Augusto Duran cut Lima electric wires and seized a railroad train as government troops move against them amid Lima's tense reaction.
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Propriation for Embassies Faces Senate Setback
Washington May The diplomatic bill to provide and equip ambassadorial buildings in European capitals faced a setback when an amendment allocating 400000 for a Paris building was struck out by Senator Culberson Texas. The bill passed after debate and memorial remarks for late Senators Mallory and Bryan Florida.
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Husband Kills Wife You Know Parents in Michigan
In Battle Creek Michigan on May 2 Joseph B Blunt a liquor salesman killed his wife s parents Mr and Mrs Homer Jones after an angry divorce dispute Blunt entered the home as the couple slept and shot the two adults while the child remained unharmed Mrs Blunt escaped in a snow storm with her baby and Blunt surrendered to police.
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Emperor of Japan thanks Roosevelt for Matsushima disaster sympathy
Cable from Tokio dated May 29 expresses deep gratitude to President Roosevelt for U S condolences over the Matsushima disaster. The Emperor notes sincere thanks and appreciation for American sympathy.
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Deadlock delays adjournment of Quio Legislature
In Columbus, Ohio, May 3, after a continuous session since Friday, the General Assembly recessed until May 9 awaiting final adjournment. A key sticking point was a $35,000 earmark for Cincinnati and Cleveland investigations, with reports due by August 15 unless court orders delay.
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Hookworm Basis for Expert Report on Child Health
Dr C W Bules of the Public Health Service is preparing a report for Secretary Straus on hookworm disease among children in Southern cotton mills. The study links ill health to hookworm infection from contaminated soil and seeks medical and sanitary remedies to curb the spread.
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Re married pair Edith Winchester and Richard Loudenback
News from Urbana Ohio confirms the remarriage of Edith Winchester and Richard Loudenback who clerked Urbana Board of Public Service. Winchester, once popular in Hamilton, eloped to Cincinnati years ago with Loudenback, then a Miami University student. they later divorced. Loudenback inherited a large fortune.
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Tragic Self Inflicted Death Of Accountant In Boston
Henry E. Fowle a New York based expert accountant auditor and cashier for Warren Brothers Company shot himself on the grounds of the Boston Athletic Association. Officials believe he became insane from overwork and despondency.
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Purdue President’s Wife Leaves Family for Mystic Yoga Teaching
Winthrop Ellsworth Stone of Purdue says his wife has withdrawn from family life to pursue a mystic Yoga doctrine said to be imported from India. Stone and their two sons seek her return but cannot contact her. the board voted to keep Stone as president.
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Board Heads to Cleveland to Avert Carmen's Strike
In Columbus Judge Owens and Joseph Bishop of the State Board of Arbitration travel to Cleveland after the street railway dispute rises to a critical level. Cleveland officials sought mediation to prevent a strike as talks with motormen and conductors stall and a new traction company faces wage and contract recognition questions. The mayor and union leaders clash over conditions, with a tentative accord tied to a return meeting after the Democratic State Convention.
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House Leaders To Confer On Legislative Programme
Washington May 2 The Republican House leaders plan two caucuses next week to discuss possible financial legislation currency commission action on injunctions and the Sherman antitrust law and related measures. Representative Watson says conferences will not bind members and no formal program exists.
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Bedford Man Found Dead in Quarry in Burlap Wrapped Body
The body of Joseph Rapshaw of Oolitic was found May 2 in a quarry near Bedford, wrapped in burlap with wire. He disappeared March 24 after heavy drinking and had recently become a co respondent in a divorce suit. Coroner Voyles said evidence indicates he was killed before being placed in the water. Crews continued to search the area.
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Five Bank Robbers Loot Farmers Bank at Tryon
Five bank robbers entered the Farmers Bank of Tryon Oklahoma, demolished the safe with seven charges of dynamite, secured $600, and fled after a running chase. Inside, two men cracked the safe while three guarded the exterior and fired on approaching citizens. The raid ended with the robbers escaping amid further explosions and gunfire.
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Taft see riles near nomination as six states swing
Taft headquarters releases a weekly statement tallying delegates to the Republican National Convention. It notes seventy Taft instructed delegates and fifty uninstructed supporters among Ohio's tally, with 456 Taft delegates claimed and 236 still to be chosen. Seven states this week joined Taft, narrowing his required 491 votes to nominate to 356?
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Taft Declared Out of the Woods by Campaign Manager
Washington May 2 Secretary Taft’s campaign manager Frank Hitchcock says Taft is out of the woods in the presidential race with two weeks remaining and 236 delegates to Chicago. He notes Taft could secure a first ballot nomination as unpledged delegates shift in his favor and cites gains in Kentucky West Virginia Colorado Arkansas Maine and other states. Contests loom in several districts but Taft’s camp expects net gains as delegates are instructed in various states.
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