New Jersey Presidential Vote Sparks Recount Move
New York April 2 reports show Leonard Wood leading Hiram Johnson by slim margins in New Jersey with recounts planned in Essex Morris Gloucester and Camden counties. Other notes include results shifts as precincts report and delegates pledged in various states.
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New York
Leonard Woot
Hiram Johnson
California
New Jersey
Fohnson
Eesick
Morris
Gloucester
Camden
W—Anzus McSween
Johnson
Harry Noliach
Newart
Joanson Lornes
Coliega
Wood
Newark
N.il
Leonard Wood
Bannter Johnson
Chicago
Bss
Corbro
Edward C. Stokes
William N. Rybyan
United States
Benatars
Walter Edge
Theiy ‘Stata
N. 3
Anil
UsdGvelock Tanikit
Hiram W Johnsom
Johison
Everal Leonard Wood
Senator Johnson
Johinson
Morris County
Jolnson
Yates
Wren P. Verdan
Hudson County
Jonnon
Mor Fla
Igsox
Columbus
Obin
Tonlehl
Solin
W. G. Harding
Harding
Repudiates Alleged Guntensian Case In Mich Trial
In Panttat Michigan on August 23 Anton Dest, with his attorney Conn C. Gil lasple, repudiated the confession in a formal hearing. The court proceeding concerns the Fehtleder munis case and the claim of mindy mlans.
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Panttat
Anton Dest
Conn C. Gillasple
Mindy
National Labor Party Convention Set for Chicago in July
Chicago dispatch reports the National Labor Party to hold its national convention July 11 to 13 in Chicago to nominate a presidential and vice presidential candidate and adopt a draft platform. National secretary Frank J. Kaper says delegates will be invited from every labor and farm organization at a ratio of one delegate per 60,000 members, with an estimated 6,000 attendees. The party was formed in Kiowa in November by 1,200 delegates and organized by labor leaders Wong, Max TH, and Hayes of Cleveland as national chairman.
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Chicago
Ingor Party
Sateago
Frank J. Kaper
Haber
Fay
Wong
Max Th, Hayes
Cleveland
Weld County Schools Plan Big Friday Program
Weld County grade schools join in a countywide event on Friday May 7 with a joint teachers and directors meeting, the annual Weld County High School Visiting Day, a Pot Stoke and Hobby Day hosted by the YMC A, and a county track and field meet plus a spelling contest and hobby exhibition for students and communities.
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Teachers and Directors
Weld County
Graeley Public Schools
Y. M. GC
Graeley
Weld County High School
M.C. 2
Sina
Country Schoolz
Historical Pageant to cost two thousand dollars
The Union Colony reunion plans a June 16 pageant costing about $2,000 funded by subscriptions. Jone presides over a finance committee, with publication of a small memorial booklet discussed. The event centers on the pioneers and their descendants, with other reunions on June 16.
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Union Golany
Chamber of Commerce Werhesing Attorntion
FR. i. Hania
Union Colony
Cheyenne Postmaster Named Whahington April 29
Cheyenne Postmaster named Whahington on April 29, with Pantminsters htomnmted to lay by President Wilson, yelgaea Wilard G Ross. Local report notes changes in postal leadership and ties to national administration.
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Cheyenne
Whahington
Pantminsters
Wilson Yelgaea
Wilard G Ross
New Efforts to Open Way Over Divide
Concerted efforts to clear snow from the continental divide began to bring supplies to the newly bound region. Crews from the state highway commission shovel from Eolre toward Irving Spur while plans route via the Colorado and Southern to Empire for distribution. Raybert Noval aims to reach Walcott to open the road area and Blala Bridge, restoring access to the cut off country.
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Axsomatyd
Danvar
Apri
Glitzeng
Het Suphue Springs
Irving Spar
State Highway Commission
Bagai
Eolre
Colorado & Southern
Empire
Irving
Raybert, Noval
Walcott
Blala Bridge
Dhe
Colorado teachers seek higher pay and standards plan
A Colorado commission report urges a minimum teacher salary of 1200 for untrained, 1600 to 2200 for experienced leaders, with annual increments. It favors pensions, pay based on work value, no discrimination against married women, and faster implementation in state schools. Dean Allen Cross notes limited prospects for full adoption.
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Denver
Colorado
Goveror Shaun
Salariea
Tecomme Andaltong
Wiel Cook
Achoo Coursa
Pier Atates
Boards of Education
Hind ‘Ging
Allen Cross
Teachers College
Caverns
Mhano
Beau Croad
Greeley Poudre suit adjourned for Weld GOP meeting
The Great Northern Greeley Poudre injunction suit in Fort Collins was adjourned Wednesday night to allow Greeley participants to attend the West Country Republican convention. Testimony was expected to wrap by Saturday noon but the hearing would likely extend to midweek next week.
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Fort Collina
Nrder
Gresley Partcipants
Te Ts
Hart
Japanese Force Seizes Russian Island Unopposed
Japanese troops move toward Nikolai district and eastern Blharia occupy the northern Saghalinte land without opposition. Brigades advance on the Guuasian territory as the relief effort proceeds. The action unfolds across April 24 with limited reported resistance.
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Nikolaisk Dotriet
Blharia
Occupia
Saghalinteland
Guuasian
Labor Federation of France to Begin General Strike May 1
Paris April 23 General federation of Labor of France decides to support railway workers and orders a general strike to begin at midnight May 1.
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Labor Federation of France
Paris
General Federation of Labor of France
Car Shortage Impedes Moving Texas Cattle
Fort Worth Texas April 21 cattle movement slowed by car shortage per a Texas Cattle Association report. Halts affect shipments to Oklahoma and Kansas via Fort Worth Oklahoma City and Enid.
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Texas
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Cattle Halts
Oklahoma
Kansas
Atoclo Syarda
Oklahoma City
Munuaz City
Chlenza
Baptists Report Large Campaign Gives Over 23 Million
A Thursday hearing details the New World Movement campaign aiming for 199 million dollars. It notes about 27 million already raised and lists states including Massachusetts Pennsylvania and New York as contributing. Arizona is flagged for slow progress. Michigan and others are cited with partial gains.
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Heraing
Tne
Maseachusetts
Pennsylvania
New York City
New Yor Upstate
Beye Earh
New Torry
Michigan
Arizona
Etronily
Chlarads
Sfurday
Federal Action To Punish Western Strikers Begun
In New Jersey district court today U S District Attorney L Bondina convened a grand jury to probe a Western strike involving road workers. The action aims to punish those behind the labor disruption as investigators seek to uncover lingering traces of the strike.
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Cagan Edites
New York
Landers
New York-New Mersey
Neweyle
Nid
U. S
Stetorney L. Bondina
Witnonsea
Giant Jury
Booze amendment submitted to Colorado secretary of state
A draft amendment to permit sale of beer and wine with 10 percent alcohol is filed with the Colorado secretary of state for legality review. If approved, petitions to place it on the ballot may circulate, with restrictions on sales in public venues and cabarets, limiting access to private use.
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Denver
Secratary of State
Golorada
Secretary of State
Attempt To Loot Niwat Bank Fails
A bank looting attempt in Niwat, Calo, April 2h, ended early as suspects cut wires and fled after a preliminary explosion across the street. A lone resident in town awakened by the blast reported the incident to authorities. Police say a small crowd formed but no one was seriously harmed.
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Niwat Bank
Calo
Streel
Ima
Lown
Friendly Citizens Drive Plan Forming
A local campaign plan outlines a Friendly Citizens Drive to organize voters by district with teams of six to eight per district. Ki Johnson will direct the campaign from the headquarters at the fivewoloy Loan camp. Countywide canvassing and automobile travel are planned to meet quotas. Dr. A Holtman chairs the county campaign.
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Thuraiay Neon
Greeley
Distriess
Nepamielaye
Johnson
A. Holtan
Sheriff Recovers Rasmussen Auto After Theft Suspects Sought
Sheriff Hali Macaverseoni recovered the Rasmussen car stolen from a garage near Platteville after thieves entered by an unloked side door and moved the bar to roll it out. Two youths and a Grealey boy implicated in related thefts are being sought in Denver as others search for the missing Phoenix auto.
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Rasmussen Auto
Platteville
Sheriff Hall
Flarry
Grealey Poy
Team Yen
Jet Grealey
Rasmussen
Pyaltavilo
Remy
Yankee Troops Patrol Border Near Juarez Civil Unrest Report
Border reports describe American troops along the Juarez area at dusk awaiting a rumored revolt while Mexican forces and local police brace for potential clashes. Officials in Chihuahua City and Sonora indicate ongoing tension as rebel and federal factions maneuver amid telegraph warnings and strategic troop movements.
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Pana
Tex
Aldo
Chihuahua
J. A Wscohay
Golonal Augustine Morn
Juaraz
Réut
Tier
Carranza
Chihuahue
Chihuahua City
Sonor
Villa
Tranclaco Viliz
Chihuahun
Vapad Inday
Goer Pillip Angelos
Canas Orandes
Sonora
Jaa
Wax Record Made From Wireless Telephone Test
Experiments in April in London describe creating a wax record of a wireless telephone transmission from twenty miles away. A high powered instrument at the transmitter fed into a device on the receiving end, engraving the message onto wax. The result was nearly perfect with minor flaws noted.
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Rangelaten Brean
Lennon
Wivaloas Telophosta
Mast
London
Digest Ballot Leads With Hoover Near Top in May Vote
The Literary Digest poll lists war era figures among the top candidates. Leonidas Wood leads the Republican side with 1,898 votes, Herbert Hoover 24,200, Johnson 1,120, Lowden 27,008, Taft 10,166, and others. Democratic flags show Willam J. Bryan 4,705, Cox 2,010, Palmer 3,449, with Warren and Curtidge among lesser names in a May poll.
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Leonid Wood
Herbert Hoover
Johnaun
Prank
Lowdon
Ghavion
Teches
Warren Banking
Willam
Tate
Uylvin Curtidge
American Legion Seeks Autos for Saturday Parade Route
The American Legion plans a Saturday parade and seeks autos for participation. Local organizers call for vehicles and riders, with mentions of a May Day celebration, venues, and civic entertainments centered in the community.
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American Legion
Five Die in Chicago and Northwestern Wreck
Five people died when a Chicago and Northwestern train collision occurred near Minnesota today. Investigating officers report substation failure contributed to the crash. no further names or details available in readable text.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Vocalist to Sing with Homer in East at Festival
A renowned tenor, Erners Davia, will travel from May to join Homer In Sampen nat Tiniilah at Swartangburg on May 5 for the great festival. The Metall Opera Orchestra will accompany, as Davia stars in the Spartinwarg Festival's highlight alongside Met Opera players.
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Uae
Atteshaon
Eelatieuilan
Alka
Glen
Te Amerivan Legion Pateinite
Homer
Erners Davia
Gulden
Noes Ingherve
Ain
Kamenn Eppoatte
Madam Homer
Sampen Nat Tiniilah
Swartangburg
Grant Aingers
Zinnt
Noga Staten
Metropolitan Opera Company
Ophedtra
Jrar
Witness on how President aided Carranza in Mexico
A garbled 1940s U.S. account reports a witness claiming the president aided Victoriano Carranza in Mexico during a revolution. It describes U.S. neutral policy tensions, arms shipments, and alleged sanctions against Carranza, with references to Obregon and U.S. government officials.
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Warkdunian
Agil
Hopkins
Washington
Carranza
Jad
Mexico
United States
Laphine
Victoriano Truerty
Lown
Texas
Cuba
Ieanury
Wilton Pro-Gorradza Pyanets
J. Keartal
Finpking
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