Pope Pius X’s Condition Improves Amid Musician Ties
Reports from the Vatican tonight show Pope Pius X with only slight temperature rise and stable conditions. He rests well, retains chicken jelly, and sleeps soundly as Cardinal Merry del Val monitors him and telephones observations to Professor Amerth. The pope remains grateful, urging Night staff to rest, while his fondness for music grows, aided by composer Lorenzo Perosi who helped reform church music and bring back Gregorian chant.
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Merry del Val
Amerthlativa
Vatican
Laranzo Perosi
Vim
Suenese
Patriareh
Venice
Rome
Perosi
Anusie
Internal Strife Disrupts Daughters of the American Revolution
Turmoil erupts within the Daughters of the American Revolution as factional leaders rally behind rival candidates for President General. Mrs Dolly McBarton of Fut fata leads a conservative bloc with Mrs Martha T. Seat opposing Mrs Story who seeks to retain control. Mrs Denali McLeam of New York also figures in the contest as divisions widen across regional lines.
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Stary
Denali
McLeam
New York
Ign
Ute
Ravandly Hive
Max
Scott
Geowral
Charles Bryan
Tennessee
Weather Bureau Chief Moore Removed Amid Inquiry
The president directed the dismissal of Weather Bureau Chief Moore amid accusations of irregularities and misuse of powers. Congress inquiries target travel expenditures, promotions, and use of funds in campaigns for Agriculture Secretary, with officials urging a broader probe of the department.
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Yublig
Houston
Moore
Weather Bureau
Weather Service
White House
Mgr. Moora
Congress
Fowler
Secretary of Agriculture
Charlo T. Burns
Agricultural Department
Wylie
Moore Defends Self In Public Statement
Washington April 14 Pentesant Binare issued a statement defending himself against charges linked to weather bureau conduct and denying coercion or improper use of public funds in support of his secretaryship bid. He cites a president issued letter and asserts a plan to reject allied influence while defending his integrity and actions.
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Weather Bureau
Morley
Meas
Washington
Pentesant Binare
Barney W. Wiles
Agriculture
Houston
Faor
First Ballot Shows Limited Choices in General Officers
The first ballot reveals few options for general officers. Three of ten vice presidents were elected: Dr John Landingham of North Carolina, Mrs WH Cunningham of Kentucky, and Mrs Thomas R of Tennessee. Mrs Euverne W Noyes of Tingia recently deceased, Mrs Theofore Bates and Mrs Erastus G Putnam named honorary vice presidents. Mrs Timt O Denniston reappointed editor of the order’s opera magazine.
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Wm. C. Rayle
Ohio
Halliried
John Landingham
North Carolina
R, WH. Cunningham
Kentucky
Thomas R
Tennessee
John C. Amus
Genera
Euverne W. Noyes
Tingia
Daughters of the American Revolution vote by machines
Washington April 16 voting by machines at a DAR continental congress drew attention to the Nyet blot for general officers with administration and conservative candidates leading. About 140 registered voters faced slow early balloting as delegates learned machine operation. If needed a second ballot would begin tomorrow.
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Washington
Continental Congress
Daughters of the American Revolution
Anne
Henry L. Mann
Mra
John Miller Jortan
William Cummings Stary
Conservative
Charles Boryan
Nee Seer
sYon
New York
Ain Wagar
Congress Hall
Pilional Saniery
Mmisinovia
Logansport Presbytery Closes Spring Meeting
The Logansport Presbytery completed its spring meeting with the selection of delegates to the general assembly. Mentioned delegates include Rey, Apmentrink Menticelles Tar J, R. Donaldson, Layaytea, CG. Vanalla, Bronketan and Th Whitecome, with final plans noted for May assembly.
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Michigan
Lasansport Presbytery
General Assembly
Ate Tata
Rey
Apmentrink
Cardinal Gibbons Ready to Sail from Pittsburgh
Cardinal Gibbons announced plans to leave Pittsburgh for a port town to board a steamer to Rome on short notice. He spoke with former Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte at a Catholic Charities convention and expressed personal concern for the pope after participating in the conclave that chose Pius X.
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Pittsburgh
Gibbone
Gesport
Rome
Charles J. Bonaparte
Cal Convention of
Catholic Charities
Gina
Avoldic Mers
Cardinal Gibbons
New York
Pious X
Cordage Workers Strike Ends in Auburn
The largest strike in Auburn history ended tonight as workers in all departments of the Columbian Tope company voted unanimously to return to work on company terms after a joint conference. Charles A. Miles of the AFL announced the settlement features including union recognition, restoration of minimum wages, and reinstatement of discharged employees.
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Auburn
Columbian Tope Company
Charles A. Miles
American Federation of Labor
Garnett Ind. Hotel dispute over rented rooms
April 4 report from Garnett Indiana describes Mrs. Renton taking back a modern Franklin Street home from Mrs. Coverdall after a dispute over a room rental. The tale mentions plans for a rhyming show and a staged sale or transfer of the property as the situation unfolds.
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Garnett
Ind
Wiliam Ranton
Franklin
Mrn Renton
Myx
Toewtinny
Han
Mary
Tela
Mra
Coverdall
Renton
Byare
Auburn News Aurora? Garrett Residents Visit Auburn
A garrett shopping trip brings TL Kennedy and Mrs J J Cameron visiting Auburn. County Recorder Warren McNabb injured remained home. Several Garrett residents like A McQuillough and Lele Winn list travel to Auburn. Attending from Garrett are Mrs Miles Haxter and Mrs Mayer with children, while Calibr Means and others conduct business in Auburn.
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Dantus
Reeratta
Hutz
Minale Alveda Mitchel
Isa
Mitler
Doin A. McQullough
Awitchman
Garrett
Lele Winn
Auburn
Parcy W. Pence
Auhneo
Theresa C. Hollis
Garret
Carol G. Platter
Facmfront
St. Joe
Ctra
May Stitt
T. A. Steith
Margaret Fengler
Miles Haxter Ak
Akron
Idge Powers
Port Wayny
Mayer
Garren
Auburneda
Mes
Neidig
Nese Hudson
Lacey
Will Franks
Winn
Garey
Sher Tenesk
Portland
Mies
Jemsie Pricket
Fort, Wayne
Tariff Fight Highlights Party Split and Key Votes
A heated debate on the tariff bill reveals sharp party lines as Representative Dies asserts Congress’s exclusive power to originate revenue measures. The vote split shows a mix of Democrats and others backing a fifteen percent duty, while numerous members oppose amendments and push for the bill’s main provisions.
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Vereuv
Meaaures UK
Curley
Matgaebuceis
al Bronls
Bathrick
Ohio
Fargasos
New Mexico
Adair and
Cling
Indiana
Stout
Montans
Attorney General McReynolds declines legal advice
April 16. Atorney General McReynolds declines to counsel the United States on Sherman act or trust law challenges. He will not commit the Department of Justice to interpretations favoring commercial interests, saying investigations and study are required before any guidance.
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Atarnay
General McReynalds
United States
Nporex Os
Department of Cluster
Department of Justine
Aoi
Wopg
Harding
Bimningham
Ala
Seater
Ranknad
Seel Corporation
Corey
Alatama
Gov
Lewis Faces Direct Election Change Rumor Uncertain Oath
Senator J Hamilton Lewis, newly seated for Illinois, feared a direct election amendment might force him to take the oath anew. A friend hinted Secretary Bryan could announce otherwise, prompting Lewis to vow a stern interview later. President Wilson hosted cabinet dinner at the White House with notable guests.
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Washington
J. Hamilton T Lewis
Linois
Congress
Bryan
Afr. Lewis
Goddadas
Col. Lewis
State Department
Lewis
Tt Hs Capital
Wilson
White House
Trmulty
E. M. Mouse
Cleveland J. Dodge
New York
Carey
Grayson
Naval
Marehall
Hina Christian Anderson
Study of Coal Trust by Justice Dept Initiated
Washington April 16 The justice department studies the herd coal trust to determine possible federal stopgap measures to curb alleged wrecking of coal mining interests The move follows the Supreme Court December decision and centers on Sherman act and interstate commerce commodities clause questions Attorney General McReynolds will lead the review when free from other duties and considers the Delaware Lackawanna and Western and related matter from the longer view of the original suit
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Washington
Department of Justice
McReynolds
Supreme Court
Delaware, Lacknewine and Western Railway Company
Delaware, Lackawann and Western Nalenmipane
Rain Randall Dies At Mountain Valley Springs Arkansas
Fort Wayne man Rain Randall died yesterday at Mountain Valley Springs Arkansas after suffering for some time from Brights disease. His sister Mrs C R Fairbank was at his bedside. He was born March 18 1880 in Fort Wayne and spent most of his life there. Surviving are his mother Mrs C Randall and brothers and sisters including Tank Randall city engineer and A Randall of Fort Wayne and Mrs D Fairbank Danbury Conn. The body will be brought to Fort Wayne for interment.
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Randal
Fort
Randall
Mountain Valley Springs
Fort Wayne
Fle
Jort Wayne
Fe Waa
Mra
C. Randall
Agama
Jer
Runsind
East Merry Atret
Tank Randall
Ase
David J. Standall
R. Prirhank
de. Downs
Danburry
Conn
Heather
A. D L. Randall
Coreth
Jseph Shell
Wellnatroot
Mr. Shell
Seneca
X. x
Lawton Wayne Post
Edward
Ives Inix
Louise Oetting
Frederick Lepper
Clara McCall
Carris Lagemann
Big Clty
Anna Beneke
Tacoma
Washington
Omar Eegs
Bert. Jones
Yaara
Fox Bras
St. Joseph's Hospital
Nelleville
Wis
Ana
Fort, Wayne
Henry Jones
Fox Trothers
Atea Coutry
Moose Lodge
Alstern
George Junes
North Dakota
Warren Telvea
Sparta
Nelsville
Freida Hushour
B.D. Elliot
Ito Getz & Cahill Undertaking
Caneral Watch
Diliott
West Lein Atreet
Bud. Millate
Flo Seaved
Couise
Pare
Italy
Niag
James
Gotz & Cahill
Malupox Tr Anoct Conquered At Garrett
Garret residents report Malupox outbreak contained with no further quarantines. Officials say the situation is easing as monitoring continues and homes previously quarantined reopen. Local health authorities note strict observation remains and anticipate lifting all measures soon.
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Garrett
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