Regular Republicans win over Roosevelt in three states
Across Massachusetts Ohio and New Jersey regular Republican tickets defeated Roosevelt and insurgent lines. Massachusetts backed unpledged delegates with four supporters for Roosevelt’s regular nomination, while Ohio and New Jersey solidified the regular organization with delegates at large.
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Peaceful Government Sought by Dr Wu in China Conference
Dr Wu Ting Fang sends a long missive to the central government urging a Shanghai conference to discuss China’s form of government. He argues the current claim of carrying out the people's will is not grounded in southern opinion and calls for a peaceful settlement of north south differences.
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Citrolax advertised for digestive relief and cleansing
Citrolax claims quick relief for constipation sour stomach and lazy liver with a thorough flushing effect. The Mann Drug Co advertises Citrolax as keeping the system cleansed sweet and wholesome and asks customers to request it.
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Russian Old Masters Sale Planned in New York
A collection once owned by Prince Golinichell-Koutousoff, secretary to Dowager Empress Marie Feodorovna, is to be sold at the Plaza in New York. Valued in the hundreds of thousands, the works cover northern and southern schools including Dutch, German, French and Italian masters. Wealthy buyer Mir. Riabouchinsky brings the collection to market after noting higher U.S. prices. The catalog lists over 600 items featuring Van Dyck works and panels by Van der Moeere and van der Goss, with several Van Dycks among the pieces.
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Organized Charity to Combat Charge That Aiding Is Useless
Indianapolis April 27 The National Conference of Charities and Correction at its forty third annual meeting May 10 17 expects to meet the charge that work for submerged classes is a waste of energy The program names 125 speakers about 3000 social workers in New York and Chicago will attend A defense of organized social work will be shown by examples from the Indianapolis program Allen T Burns of the Cleveland foundation will discuss Organization of Community Resources Shelby M Harrison and Robert S Binkerd will describe social surveys Oda Eliot Sheffield will coordinate a symposium on vice efforts The conference may rename itself as it shifts to preventive aims and away from charitable and corrective labels.
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Party starts hunting for American camels
Riverside, April 27 A party of sportsmen left for the southern reaches of the San Jacinto mountains to hunt American camels. F C Beach reported a drove of fifteen camels seen near Salton Sea at the base of the San Jacintos. The camels were introduced for desert travel over fifty years ago and were abandoned to fend for themselves.
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Admiral Schley's Old Cutter to Be Sold at Auction
The U S coast guard cutter Thetis in San Francisco for government sale by public auction after a long career from 1885. Offshore traders expect bids around 30000 dollars, far above earlier estimates, as the ship is prepared for disposal despite wartime praise.
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New Peace Movement Aims To Form 1916 Party
Washington April 27 reports say a national peace movement with headquarters in Washington is being organized. William J Bryant and Henry Ford are to be prominent, with likely plans for a peace party ticket in 1916. A national peace committee may be formed, possibly led by former New York mayor George B McClellan.
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Trinity Outhits Davidson But Is Unable To Score
Trinity College played Davidson in a seven inning game and lost 7 to 0. Mason limited Davidson to three hits but six Trinity errors led to the defeat. Langley and Love of Trinity and Alford of Davidson featured at the plate.
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Serbian Officers to Russia to Lead Prisoner Division
London reports that another hundred Serbian officers will travel via England to command a division of Serbian prisoners of Austrian nationality held by Russia to fight Austria. Abnormal weather also noted as affecting markets, with world silk supply expected to be unusually limited this year.
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Russia
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Snappiest Shoes Shown by Hiai Hoskins Co in High Point
We received by express a shipment of white, champagne and grey kid pumps. Call us to view the shoes touted as the snappiest ever shown in High Point by Hiai Hoskins Co dated 4-27-26.
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