Greek cabinet crisis ends with Delyannis fall
The Athens cabinet crisis concluded with King George asking Delyannis to resign. A new ministry was formed led by Demetrius Ralli, a former minister of justice and interior, who becomes premier and minister of marine at age 50. Delyannis defended his policy and opposed resignation.
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Powera
Sultan
Urgean
Greck
Delyannis
Demetrius Ralli
Greece
Athens
George Yester
M. Ball
Marine
M. Ralli
M. Tsamavos
M. Simopooulo
Gorge
Europe
M. Delyannis
Crete
Berlin
Turkey
London
Daily Mail
Germany
Constantinople
Lokal Anzeiger
Reece
Ralli
Daily’ Telegraph
Atheny
Budget speech sparks war scare over South Africa policy
In London the exchequer chief Sir Michael Hicks Beach delivered the budget in the Commons. He noted a debt reduction of £7,584,000 and trade valued at £738,000,000 with a 6 percent rise, while income tax receipts exceeded estimates by nearly £53,500,000. He warned a war cloud may form and emphasized imperial duties, naval strength, and increased garrison in South Africa. Chamberlain was accused of stoking radical hatred in South Africa with provocative language.
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South Africa
London
Michael Hicks-Beach
House of Commons
Sir Michael
Adready
William Liurcourt
Chamberlain
Chamberlain Defends Policy in War Debate Fight
Chamberlain denounces Harcourt for pernicious language and defends government policy as non aggressive and nonpartisan. He asserts Transvaal breaches, seeks satisfaction, and counters Harcourt’s £200,000 claim. The exchange triggers a furious Commons row as other scenes unfold amid South African tensions. Also reported, Greeks seize a manousine at Philpadia with ammo and shells amid skirmishes along the line.
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Chamberlain
Harcourt
Cape
Sir William
Transvaal
Cape Colony
South Africa
Michael Flicks
Galfour
T. W. Russell
Chambrlain
Balfour
Goshen
Admirality
Athens
Manousine
Philpadia
Turkish corps occupies Prik Kala unopposed
A Pharsalos dispatch dated yesterday reports a Turkish army corps moving from Larissa has occupied Prik Kala without facing resistance, with confirmation received by Athens at 4 p.m. local time. The advance signals continued Turkish efforts in the region and potential strategic shifts amid ongoing hostilities.
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Athens
Pharsalos
Larissa
Prik- Kala
Baseball League scores from Chicago April 30
The day’s baseball results show Cincinnati 8 Pittsb urgh 7 in Cincinnati, Louisville 5 over Chicago 4, Washington 5 over Boston 3, Philadelphia 12 over Brooklyn YW, Baltimore 6 over New York 3, St Louis 6 equal with Cleveland 6. Western Association games include Dubuque at Burlington 4 and Rockford at Des Moines 7. Western League results list Indianapolis 5 over Detroit 1 and Columbus 2 over Grand Rapids 1.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Louisville
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Baltimore
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Western Association
Burlington
Dubuque
Des Moines
Rockford
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Deroit
Columbus
Grand Rapides
Guthrie Flood Rescue Amid River Disaster
In Guthrie on April 30 the Cottonwood river flood spurred heroic rescue efforts as 1,500 homeless residents endured a night of exposure and hunger. Dozens clung to trees and debris as crews built boats from lumber yards and with daylight revealed widespread property devastation and scattered dead stock along the banks.
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Guthrie
Cottonwood River
Hats and Bonnets in New Millinery Styles
New spring millinery features fresh shapes and trimmings. Sills canvas crowns, chiffon and tulle, black silk and straw mixtures, and vibrant colors like violet and geranium red define the season. Ostrich feathers, ruches, and unusual toiques, including the Napoleon hat with guipure, showcase decorative variety from N Y Sun.
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N. Y
Carpet cleaning offer with rug manufacture service
Hoover advertises carpet cleaning on short notice charging 23 cents per yard and offers to manufacture old carpets into new rugs. He states he will call on receiving notice and signs as A M Hoover with code 4-5-1f.
Rescuers Save All Day After River Flood Slams Guthrie
Rescuers worked all day to pull people from peril across Guthrie as floodwaters from the Cimarron river and Deep Fork swept away 500 homes and 150 houses. Many evacuated to private homes for care while relief spread. Death toll includes Mrs. Fannie Quffin and five children. several others identified as dead. Property losses near $100,000 with crops possibly double that. West Guthrie reported 82 missing in a rough count.
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Corubrie
Wesley McGill
Fannie Quffin
George Owen
I’rank Myers
Jane Watt
Francis Moore
Drummond
Dennis
Watson
Guthrie
Guthrie Club
Cimarron River
Deep Fork
Lincoln County
Santa Fe
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U. K
Fairbank Company
Freeport
James Mitchell
John H. Addams
D. A. Knowlton
Bar of
H. C. Burchard
Thomas J. Turner
Martin P. Sweet
Thomas F. Goodhue
John A. Clark
Edward P. Barton
Joseph M. Bailey
James I. Neff
J. H. Blears
Jas
Cochran
Coates
M. Stoskopf
W. N. Cronkrite
Oscar KE. Heard
Joseph B. Smith
Express
Journal Printing CO
Freeport, III
Gibler
Fred M. McHenry
Stephenson Street
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Diffenbaugeh
Brewster House
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