President Urges Congress to Fast Adjutment Vote at White House
Washington April 21 The president calls Congress to the White House to press for a vote on the Chadian reciprocity measure. Democratic leaders fear delay to win party support while Underwood and McCall attempt to force action before adjournment. The scene involves a conference with Rep McCall of Massachusetts and Rep Thirrell of Pennsylvania amid heated remarks and party maneuvering.
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Negro lynching on theatre stage shocks Calhoun Ky
A crowd watched as a Black patron was killed during a dramatic performance in Livermore. Gunfire followed an argument between two men, with Potts allegedly firing a weapon believed to have killed the victim. Authorities have not confirmed all details.
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Livermore
Luda
Devernine
Daly
Ozele Potter
Cheyong
Sunny Mitchell
Williais
Mitchells
Cewetl
Aged man killed in rain near Middletown
Bence Markvaders aged about seventy, a former Middletown resident, was killed Thursday evening in a storm while driving toward To'elpek. His death follows a birthday anniversary visit to a relative. his widow and daughter mourn. His body was viewed in Middletown after the accident.
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Middletown
Georgetown
To 'Elpek
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Cheravks
Harkrader
HiGe
Vamillon i Meecy
Caroney
Caroney Wresneth Was Notified Afie Eccilentel Death’ of Alte Hrkeader
High School Baseball Trip Encounter Summary
A garbled text outlines a high school baseball trip and a meeting involving Middletown, Hare City, and opposing teams. The fragment references a game result with a “Won” note, but lacks clear details on participants, dates, or scorers.
Young Woman Drowns at Cemetery Pond Rescue Efforts Ongoing
In Cave Township a young woman named Miss P Houlaville from Kentucky drowned in a deep pond at a cemetery yesterday afternoon. Workers and bystanders attempted a rescue, with relief that she may recover, as authorities and workers remain at the scene.
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Washington adopts new coated paper for government cards
The General approval today of a new coated cardboard product for official use is reported. Champion Coated Paper Company of Thanilion will furnish the stock, receiving payment at the last congressional session. The government expects the variant to cost about a modest sum.
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Washington
Uhitehegek
Thanilion
Progressive Republicans Shunned by Senate Bloc
In Washington on April 2, 7 1a the Senate Republican faction ignored the Progressive Republicans, a division that weakens the bloc and signals shifting alliances within the party. The meeting noted internal tensions and a suggestion of reorganizing the Progressive Republicans as a more formal entity.
Day elected president of the Equitable Life
William A day is named president of the Equitable Life Insurance Company in New York amid a tentative vote. Directors and officers faced internal division over naturalization and succession plans as the board prepared a formal announcement.
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Chudyiver
Mae Hei Ivar
Gunnin
Hirst
Insurrecto Forces Set to Advance on Juarez
April 21 El Paso reports Insurrecto armies near Juarez ready to attack as the federal and rebel lines tighten. General Madero signals possible armistice if evacuation of essential loans occurs, while negotiations stall and both sides brace for daylight assault on the beleaguered northern Mexican metropolis.
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Lean Pyosmen
Porfiniy Diag
Tex
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Tilden Refuses Springfield Testimony in Local Hearing
April hearing witnesses testified about a law and business conflict involving Kal Tilden, president of the Nae Howl Parking company, and Lorimer, with references to Linier and Hines groups. The testimony touched on loans, shipments, and a paid $10 note, with parties discussing responsibilities and denials in a volatile dispute.
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Lamiber
Lorimer Cmnloliv
Kal Tilden
Ie Nae Howl Parking Company
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Telters
Yam
William Shige
Pati
Liateing Lovinner
Ten Round Prize Fight at Eanilten Ends Controversial Way
The ten round prize fight between Llemey Wilson and an opponent, billed as the “Pity of the Jungtes,” ended with Wilson declared winner though the referee’s decision sparked dispute. Earnest Hob Ranke and Jap Wilson, the manager, voiced contention that Wilson was unfairly treated.
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Llemey Wilson
Cathat
Alec OO
Earnidton
WilItss Hob Ranke
Jap Wilson
Wilkatt
Fire Chief Croker Says Not Forced By City, Seeks Salary Increase
New York April 21 Fire Chief Croker stated he was not forced and the department plans to press for higher pay. He indicated concerns about duties and risks to firefighters, criticizing delays in salary adjustments and urging action to ensure proper compensation for frontline work.
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Blayoe Gaynor
Romana
Hitec
Prevention urged for infantile paralysis by quarantine
Washington April report from Dr. Shawn Mloxmor at the Institute for Medical Research to the National Academy of Sciences urges quarantines to prevent infantile paralysis epidemics. He cites 20,000 cases since the disease appeared in the United States and Mosier notes 10,000 to 15,100 cripples left by the illness.
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Shawn Mloxmor
Reedeotellew
National Academy
Flexner
United States
Dy Mosier
Almost A Million Added To Values Affects Tax Payers
A report notes substantial increases in property valuations, with almost one million dollars added to assessed values. Officials say higher valuations could raise tax bills for residents and businesses, while outlining methods to appeal or adjust assessments. Local authorities emphasize the change reflects updated market data and inflation effects.
Dr W A France dies after indictments shadow Cleveland oil case
Dr W A France a physician who was linked to the Cleveland Oil Co and once a prominent figure in Hamilton, died today in Los Angeles where he faced financial troubles tied to the oil company. He was well known in the area and had visited Hamilton in a professional capacity.
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France Sim
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Cal
Cleveland Oile Company
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France
Hamilton
Governor faces choice as house mulls adjournment May 19
In a tense session the legislature debates extending its term with a vote set for May 12 and final adjournment planned May 19. The governor must decide whether to press the measures or concede.
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Hlarmdt
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Harmon Harman Hearing in Ohio Deliberations on 1912 Nomination
Washington reports Governor Nichols and Senator Pomerene hosted Harmon Harmon in their offices to discuss a Democratic 1912 nomination. A resolution endorsing Harmen was anticipated but committees on publicity and ways and means were to be appointed, altering the resolution plan.
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