Membership Committee Reports Progress in City Commerce Group
The new Board of Commerce and Industry reports 131 members with $1,099 yearly dues. Ward reports show 23 in Print Ward, 34 in Second Ward, 44 in Third Ward, and 30 in Fourth Ward signed. Each ward team to increase to five members. focus shifts to class G employers citywide. A final report is planned for next Tuesday. Get-Together event at State Armory Wednesday. Banquet tickets begin distribution.
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Board of Commerce Anddustry
Electric Light Company
Tta
State Armory
Thaw Granted Jury Trial For Sanity Hearing
New York reports Judge Hendricks granting Harry K. Thaw the right to prove his sanity before a jury in a July hearing. A conference set May 17 for the sanity hour, with prosecutors and Thaw’s lawyers arranging the trial timeline.
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New York
Hulletti
Hendricks
Harry K. Thaw
Governor Preparing New Fight in Harrisburg
Governor Brumbingh faces questions about an extraordinary legislature potentially being called as Republicans rally around the local option plank. He declined to confirm details, saying there is nothing to report at present.
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Umeen Oxen
Harrisburg
Jinan
Republican Party
Republican Stato
Dorclave
Brumbingh
Roosevelt Probing Continues in New York Trial
United Press reports at Syracuse on April 8 that Colonel Roosevelt and William Barnes crossed paths at a hotel as Roosevelts cross examination resumed. Glyn pressed for details on Albany policies and the end of Roosevelts term as Governor, with further testimony anticipated.
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United Pres
Syracuse
Roosevelt
William Baines
Vrsus
Barnes
Coronel
Albany
Germans Win Victory Near Sea
An official Berlin release via United Press reports German forces have captured Anglo French Belgian positions at Kaangemarck Steenstraate Hetaus and Pilken indicating a successful push between Ypres and the sea. No further details were available and the claim suggests a major German advance on the western front.
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United Pressy
Tendon
Berlin
Kaangemarck
Steenstraate
Hetaus
Pilken
Ypres
Sea
Innes
Wireleas
Mayor in Penitentiary Won’t Resign
Mayor Don M. Haberts, serving a six year term, defies impeachment calls from Terre Haute Indiana by telegraph. Roberta asserts Haberts was duly indicted and will not resign, amid ongoing proceedings in a penitentiary setting.
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Penitentiary
Longonworth
Kas
Don M. Haberts
Terre Darte
Ind
Roberta
Fine lecture on Christian Science at city library
A large audience heard Bicknell Young of Chicago discuss Christian Science at the library theater. The hour and a half talk covered the movement’s origins, beliefs, and its place among religions, with attendees from nearby towns and families present.
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Bicknell Young
C. Hw
Chicago
Young
B.D. Bracken
Christian Science Society
Chtjew
Jamestown
Columbus
Eeyers
Erle
Wheelock
Olmatendl
Warren
Bracken
Lynn
Masa
Mary Baker Erry
Maving
Doam
The
Lowell
Malden
Touus of
Nazareth
Ita
Bach
Christian Science Publishing Society
First Church of
Flood Disasters in Texas and Surrounding Areas
Floods and winds across Texas and Oklahoma cause extensive property damage and multiple deaths. Reports indicate Dallas and Austin suffer losses, with communications cut and areas inundated. A cyclone also disrupts rail lines at Wynwood and Elreno, while Taylor sees oil losses and plant damage.
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Dallas
Apell
Texas
Austin
Tat
Wynwood
Oklahoma
Trale
Elreno
Santa Ve
Taylor
Haa
Piarce-Fortigen
Ad Pikor Eitica
Trowfe
Weather and Lectures by Boston Christian Science Society
Partly cloudy with probable showers tonight and Saturday. Christian Scientists in Boston announce a board of lectureship whose members lecture worldwide at no public cost. The society bears expenses and welcomes all to the third lecture to deepen understanding of what Christianity Science does for humanity.
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Christian Scientists
Boston
Corry
Christian Science Society
Hetter
Quarantine Precautions Amid Foot and Mouth Outbreak
Dr Gallagher from the Pedera Department arrived to investigate foot and mouth cases on the Fitch farm near the city. The City Commission ordered improved garbage collection and warned drastic regulations may follow as federal and state health boards plan actions. Seven cattle at the Fitch farm are to be destroyed to prevent spread, with compensation arranged from state and federal funds. a trench is to be dug for condemned stock, contract awarded to O W Scott.
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Gallagher
Pedera Department
Drs. Hendricks
Roswell
Mttsburgh
Boards of Health
Atock
Iis
O. W. Scott
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