Italian Prisoner Incident Tangles Secretaries On Naval Row
Wreatington reports Secretary Long seeks facts as Italian authorities may surrender prisoners to the United States. Chicago captain Dayton and a U.S. consul escort the matter in Venice after clashes with sailors. Italy may court martial the crew for conduct unbecoming officers.
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Wreatington
Long
Dartin
Chena Aft Voerlen Fey
Venter
Tipiaitoria
Tinh
Dayton
Cnbled
Kiliona
Rome
Venice
Chicago
Janes H. Dayton
Congo
Daston
Aihd
Wehler
Ified
Germany
Austria
Italy
Smith Court Martial Exposes Samar Natives Attitude
Manila report on General Smith court martial proceedings reveals witness Pedro Belli, a Ninth Infantry private, testified that Samar natives showed little regard for authorities after Ratengiga clash. Captain Waldo Ayer said the coast grew deserted and few locals offered reports, except one man from Maquindique who aided the traitor’s cause.
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Manila
Dacoh
Smith
Pedro Belli
Ninth Infantry
Thon
W. Cane
Saniay
Ratengiga
Cornell
Une
Waldo B. Ayer
Wald Ne
Generil Smith
Ile
Sanisea
Renport
Patriode
Bonoraidr
Hotn
Miurinduque
van Penman
Twentrefirat Infantry
Laren
Uares
Sainar
Flagpole Fatality Disrupts Memphis Parade Moment
A flagpole collapsed during the Schley parade in Memphis injuring spectator J. S. Veneable fatally as it toppled onto his forehead near Main and Pomms streets. Veneable was from Stephenville, Erath County, Texas.
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Memphis
Teun
Schley
Main and
Pomms
Stephenville
Erath Faunty
Texge
President's Nominations Reported from Washington
The President sent nominations from Washington on April 29 including Williams H. Hohner of Massachusetts for a secretary position and United States attorney for a northern district. The items reflect a routine administrative slate with senior appointments to key posts.
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Williams Hh
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Wiuttes
Een Siation
Ct O Sian
Senators Aroused By Samar Campaign Atrocities Debate
In Washington on April 20 the senate heatedly debated General Smiths Samar order and the Philippines bill. Senator Teller urged a presidential commission to seek peace in the islands and condemned the alleged war methods as revolting while Senator Lodge pressed for consideration amid charges of brutality and accountability.
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Philippines
Senate
Aed I Gederal
Jacob MW Bujith
Samar
Ledge
Masi) Imeha
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Hikecemarie
Telloe
Cole
Teller
Ladige
Setle
Gente Smith
Damartuigs
Rosebud Reservation
South Dakota
Viait
Indian Affairs
Dili
Fosenaler
Loder
Ste. Teller
Mincouri
Newen
Avery
Spooner
Fort
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Fairhadgo
Smith
Biwith
Watshrington
Bing Alont
DOT
United States
War Department
Batangan
Tima
Cata
Mr. Culberson
Mr. Lodge
Satin
Sam
Wartire
Bacon
Batangas
Sonste At & E'Dork
Provisions Trusts Pushes Food Prices and Lambs Demand
Multiple reports from April disclose price hikes by major food trusts. The lard market surged to record highs while beef contracts and wheat supply were debated between government officials and large packers. A Virginia oyster trust formed with 100000 capital aims to control tidewater oyster production.
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New York
Wien
Joan W. Gates
Washington
Beef Trust
Knox
Roinerett
Vinginia Oyster Trust
Rorfolk
Gyeber
Hantern
Burleson Resolution on Samar Campaign Orders Favored
Washington April 20 The house committee on military affairs ordered a favorable report on Representative Hurleson Texas resolution asking the war department for copies of orders to General Jacob H. Smith regarding the Samar campaign and adopted the regulation on the same subject.
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Washington
House Committee On Military Affairs
Hurleson
Texas
War Department
Copléa
Jacob H. Smith
Samar
Archbishop Corrigan Worsens in New York Health Update
Arch bishop Corrigan’s condition worsened amid pneumonia, with Father Curley reporting that a slow recovery is anticipated. Doctors warned of a relapse despite initial improvement and emphasized the patient’s extreme weakness and ongoing treatment.
Railroads and Houston Controversy Stir in Washington
A rumor in Washington links a big railroad ally to harming Houston via transport costs and terminal access. The report notes authorities consider the Buffalo Bayou appropriation and Gulf Coast terminals as leverage, with mixed certainty about any definite action this week.
Sale of Danish Islands Anti Sale Element
Copenhagen reports a referendum proposal on the sale of Danish islands. The parliament approved a majority proposition, inviting inhabitants to decline or approve by vote, with support to proceed toward a formal decision.
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Copenhagen
Talant
Tornado leaves Glenrose in ruins with dozens dead
A devastating tornado struck Glenrose Texas mowing through Walnut Springs and nearby, killing at least seven and injuring many. The dead include Mrs C A Midam and Mrs Mary Connell among others, with twenty five families homeless. Relief funds and volunteers pour in as towns rally to aid the injured and bury the dead.
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Walnut ‘Springs
Texas
C. A. Midam
Musghove
Mary Connell
Pago
Yord
J.B. Milan
Dwell
Fom Trice
Miks
Nora Gituves
Frank Cos
Chili
Southerm
Maluxy
Glenrose
G. W. Martin
Tidwell
Sworthenea
Mions
Egesn
Thin
Whitney Mark
Ski
Sherman, Areister
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National Tank of
Cleburne
Knights of Tortinn
Clleburne
Heisler
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Mya
J. Eo Pioret
Cooke County Hail Storm Wrecks Homes and Crops
A hail storm in Gainesville Texas April 2 damaged many homes and crops. Frank Liedenwaffer was severely injured while a window broke sending debris through a dwelling. Over 10 people reported injuries and windows were shattered. eastern Note area suffered crop and fruit damage as well.
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Cooke County
Gainesville
Texas
Frank Liedenwaffer
Weather Brief Hazy with Uncertain Forecast Across Regions
A cryptic weather brief notes generally fair conditions with possible rain and wind in some areas. Advices include cautious travel and monitoring local forecasts for updates.
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