Alien Bill Paused After Bitter OALIE Vote
In Sacramento the alien bill faced a sharp clash with Republican Oalie voting against and Democrat Cartwright opposing. The measure passed the Senate after factional debate, facing threats of a referendum to delay its effects before the 1914 general election.
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OALIE
United Press
Sacramento
May &Wrieht
Cartwright
Manyo
S'mate
Webb Anthalien MI
Chamber of Commerce and Business
In Wnell
Nesters
Gentry Fruit Company Proceedings End in Federal Court
May 2 in federal court here the Gentry Fruit Co. of Gentry faced closure as proceedings were filed. Creditors claim the firm owed about 31 000 and a creditor received 45.23 cents on the dollar in the action.
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Smith
Gentry Fruit Co. of
Gentry
Countess of Cottenham Dies in Hunting Woods
The Countess of Cottenham was found shot to death this morning near Gor ing woods while hunting. The coroner ruled the death accidental, noting the position of the body and the wound suggested discharge when a tally fell.
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Dy United Press
London
Countess of Cottenham
Gor- Ing
Tally
Ada
President Reynolds tours South to attend commencements
Dr J H Reynolds acting president of the University of Arkansas travels from Little Rock to Wynne Harrisburg and Danville to address school graduates. He discusses the Hendrix College presidency only as not yet proposed and praises Vanderbilt's Dr J H Kirkland as a leading Southern educator. He also notes a message inviting Kirkland to join to help the country grow.
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Litle Rock
J. H. Reynolds
University of Arhansas
Lillie Rock
Wynne
Harrisburg
Danville
Reynolds
Hendrix College
Rey
J. H. Kirkland
Vanderbilt
South
Kirkland
University of Virginia
Arkansas
Dr. Kirkland
Tom
Win
Dr. Reynolds
Moneyed Men Look to Arkansas Investment Prospects
Former Arkansas state senator R A Dowdy says after a trip East investors from New York and Pennsylvania see Arkansas as a road for investment. He notes lawmakers are modernizing capital laws, inviting capital and labor, while other states hoard wealth, and predicts future development.
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Little Rock
R. A. Dowdy
Searcy
Arkansas
Pice
York
Pennsylvania
Nator Dowdy
New Jersey
Free Wool Schedule Faces House Clash In May Fight
In Washington on May 8 the free wool schedule sparked a bitter partisan battle in the House. Republicans and insurgent Democrats pressed Underwood over policy shifts since the earlier Ull year, which boosted raw wool by twenty percent. Insurgent Democrats warned that the president might ruin the sheep raising industry.
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United Press
Washington
House
Underwood
Publicity urged to deter crime in DC report
Washington officials advocate censorship limits, arguing openness helps public safety. A District of Columbia report to Congress on Senator John D Works proposed reform cites publicity dread as a deterrent to crime and supports enactment of the proposed legislation despite critics.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Congress
John D. Works
Destruction of Property Reported in London and Bradford Fire
May 3 reports say the Midland Railway depot at Bradford was totally destroyed by fire, started at three locations and beyond saving. Suspected suffragette involvement noted. The Wing Ashley School at Abowlen was also burned in the incident.
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United Press
London
Midland Railway
Bradford
Tre To
Paralyzed Silk Industry Hits Northern New Jersey
A United Press report notes a broad silk industry shutdown in northern New Jersey as ten thousand workers join a sympathetic strike in nearby towns. The disruption affects mills and related firms across Patterson and nearby communities.
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United Press
Patterson
N. J
New Jersey
Dope Around the Corner Promotion Teases Nearby Drop In
A brief ad copy hints at nearby cannabis product availability with a casual call to action inviting readers to drop in. It emphasizes convenience and immediacy, suggesting a local storefront or pop up. The tone is informal and promotional.
City Council Deliberations And Infrastructure Plans
The City Council met in a regular session with Mayor Philips and Aldermen present. Bids for city depository contracts from First National, Arkansas National, and McIlroy Banking Co. were read. Arkansas National offered the highest sum. Reports were referred to the finance committee. a Street Committee chair resignation was accepted and J. M. Phillips appointed. A new street commissioner was elected, and a travel report from Monte Ne was reviewed for street projects. An ordinance to form an improvement district along School Street to the cemetery was approved for paving with macadam or tar. The council adjourned after routine business.
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reRlar
Philips
Alein Pree
Sour
Weight
Palto
Kason
First National
Arkanay National
McDlroy Tanking
Cott[panys
Mellroy Banking Co
Arkansig National
Ark. National
Cornwall
J. M. Phillips
Phil
Firman
Watt
Monte Ne
Price
John Zilley
Bruce Hokom
Bruce Hokom, , Chairman of the Hospitel Board
Yates
Jerome Rey
Nohls
Inpettstion
Ese
Yecy Road
Chric
College Avenue
Dickson St
School Street
Mountain Street
South City Limits
Cemetery Row
Dr Clarence H Luther Dentist
Dr Clarence H Luther dentist successor to Dra 8 D Luther & Son in North Side Square Roome 0 10 Methyy Bi. North Side Square. Phone
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Clarence H. Luther
D. Luther & Son
Methyy Bi
North Side Square
Peace Conference Endorses Wilson Plan
The Peace Conference endorsed the president's plan to resolve international disputes through treaties for unrestricted arbitration with Great Britain, France and other nations. It urged California and the federal government to settle the land alien dispute without affecting Japanese citizens, and called for settlement by arbitration while deploring rivalries among nations.
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United Proms
ST. Louis
France
Waas
California
Ted Rot
Japan
Panama
Lord Lansbury Suffragist Lawmaker Sentenced
In Inpon on May 3 Lord Lansbury a suffragette and former member of Parliament was sentenced to time for involvement in provocation. He received the sentence after a plea for good behavior.
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Lord Lansbury
Suffraxette
Wongph
President of Negro Republic Dies in AU PRINCE
United Press reports the president of a Negro republic died today in AU PRINCE after illness. The account notes family concerns about finances and a household affected by the loss, with colorful, fragmentary dialogue about debts and daily life surrounding the event.
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Negro Republic
United Press
AU Prince
T Fe Deauguste
Hatl
Suffragette Parade Through New York Draws Quiet Ranks
Report of a third annual suffrage parade in New York on May 3. Women marched in ordered ranks from Washington Square up Fifth Avenue to the plaza, with speeches made at a central site and a calm, respectful procession along the route.
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United Press
New York
Washington Square
Pitth Avenue
Ipps University Triumphs in Second Seeason Game
Ipps University edged past Pard oat 12 to 4 in the second game of the series. Harb held the visitors in check while strong hits and base running supported the win. Woot hobbled with a bad ankle but the team otherwise showed solid form as Stout, Mids, Taylor contributed offensively and Hinton worked in the box.
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Ipps University
Sinas
Sersen
Adhhey
Ton
PY Smith
Woot
Atranding
Green
Hoxton
Taylor
Ineenhelter
Democratic administration plans money reform bill in Congress
Washington May 3 The Democratic administration will introduce a money reform bill this summer for banking and currency laws. A conference of currency experts disclosed that special messages will be sent to Congress by the president outlining his policy. The bill would be the first considered in the winter session.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
Con
Enemies Reconciled By Wilson At Conference
Washington May. Democratic National Committee chairman William P McCombs and Treasury Secretary William G McAdoo reconciled through Brien’s effort at a conference attended by Vice President Wallace. Patronage was the key issue in the dispute.
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United Press
Washington
May
Wiliam P McComba
Democratic National Comitee
William. McAdoo
Trwaaury
Sob Coe
Breenis
Wiken
Foreign Labor Meader Arrested
An arrest was reported concerning an individual named Arif Gowan in May, with details about a violation tied to a parade and disruption. The report mentions leaders of a Draper group and unclear statements about food and an event, with several parties treated in the incident.
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Mase
Arif Gowan iV
S. Sone
Govan
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