Germany learning French tricks alarms French officials
Paris reports concern over foreign aviators training at Chalons while German officers reportedly study in France. Senator Reymond accuses Chalons of being micropolized by German instructors, noting German pilots trained at Johannisthal and Chalons. Authorities say German access may end as new pupils must show identity papers and photos.
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Paris
Chalons
M. Henry Farman
Mourmelon
Etampes
M.reymond
Germany
Johannisthal
Latham
Munich
Lancers
Berlin
France
M. Raymond
Issy Les Moulineaux
Wilbur Wright
Columbus Street Car Strike Approaches Crisis
On May 3 in Columbus the fifth day of the street car strike brought new developments as 25 cars ran mostly by strike breakers. General Manager Stewart said all but two lines would be running before noon. A rainstorm kept protests indoors until noon while strikers expect a receiver suit to pressure a settlement. Dr. Washington Gladden and Mayor Marshall met with the workers.
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Washington Gladden
Marshall
Government bars foreign attaches from Albania front
In Constantinople on May 3 the government refused permission for foreign military attaches to accompany Turkish troops into Albania where fighting continues. The denial signals the government’s aim to keep knowledge of alleged atrocities by soldiers and rebels from reaching the world. Albanian women are reported taking up arms with the rebels.
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Constantinople
Albania
Gary Thirst Ends In Gary And Free Beer Flow
In Gary Indiana on license day crowds packed the courtroom as two year dry spell ended. Dealers gained right to sell beer, enabling free service to patrons. Separate report from New York notes Charles Katz, convicted curb broker in Windsor Trust stock theft, sentenced to three to seven years hard labor but released on reasonable doubt pending appeal with $35,000 bail.
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Gary
New York
Charles Katz
Windsor Trust Company
Doctor Brings Action Against Muscular Wife
Bridgeport Connecticut May 3 Physical culture taught by a husband to a wife is cited as the cause of a Reno Nevada divorce suit filed by Dr Herman Duesing a prominent local physician. He charges unbearable cruelty stemming from her strengthening workouts and describes attacks and kicks and even missiles at Paris exposition era.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Reno
Nev
Herman Duesing
Superior Court of
Connecticut
Prince Togugawa Outwits Reporters in Canned Interview
In Chicago on May 3 Prince Togugawa Iyesato head of Japan’s house of peers handed reporters a tract and answered mock questions. He denied imagining a war between the United States and Japan and humorously referenced stockyards and a department store. He labeled himself head of the Togugawa family and dismissed further probing with a swift farewell.
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Chicago
Togugawa Iyesato
House of Peers of
Japan
Togugawa
United States
Army Orders Relieve Captains and Assignments
Army orders detail transfers and duties for Captains Miller Pinkerton Hall Conklin and others. Reassignments include medical corps officers to Hot Springs Boise Boise Bakery training at Fort Riley and engineers at Fort Monroe, with duties at Fort Meade Fort Moultrie Fort Benjamin Harrison and other posts.
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Reuben B. Miller
Medical Corps
Ft Meade
S. D
General Hospital
Hot Springs
Ark
Omar W. Pinkerton
Ft. Meade
8. C
Medical Reserve Corps
Frederic E. Jenkins
Ft. Leavenworth
Kas
Ft. Riley
Arthur S. Conklin
Clifton C. Carter
Coast Artillery Corps
Coast Artillery School
Ft. Monroe
Baldwin Factory Head Dies in Philadelphia
John HF Converse, president of Baldwin Locomotive Works, died suddenly Tuesday at his Rosemont home from angina pectoris. A prominent lay member of the Presbyterian church, he held a fortune valued at over one million dollars.
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Philadelphia
John HF. Converse
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Rosemont
Converse
Presbyterian Church
Hyde murder trial clouded by weak expert testimony
In Kansas City on May 3 the Hyde murder trial faced a potential setback as key state experts Ludiv Hektoen and Walter S. Haines failed to directly implicate Dr. D B Hyde in the Swope case. Hektoen’s testimony was undercut by Hyde’s counsel using the witness’s own book, and Haines said independent checks found no dangerous drugs though a cyanide trace was found with Victor C. Waugh. Judge Latshaw weighed striking Haynes's viscera analysis from the record, a move Hyde’s lawyers say would yield an acquittal.
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Kansas City, Mo
D. B. Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Ludiv Hektoen
Walter S. Haines
Chicago
Dr. Hyde
Dr. Hektoen
Dr. Haines
Victor C. Waugh
Ann Arbor
Mich
Latshaw
Hyde
Haynes
Swope
Miner killed in Latrobe riot near mine
Latrobe Pennsylvania May 3 One man Joseph Rustok 35 a miner was stoned to death and about 15 others beaten or stoned as a riot broke out in Minato four miles southwest of Latrobe The Latrobe police arrested two men while others escaped the blast of violence occurred after drinking in a galoon
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Latrobe
Minato
Here
Joseph Rustok
Peary Honored by Royal Societies Club Luncheon
Commander Robert E Peary attended a luncheon as the guest of the Royal Societies club in St James street London joining England s leading scientists and explorers from abroad at the palatial club residence the event marked a major engagement in his England visit.
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London
Robert E. Peary
England
Royal Societies Club
St. James Street
Dynamite Found Hid in Engine Tender
In Hartford City Indiana on May 3 Harrison Younce a printer found 12 sticks of dynamite hidden in the coal tender of a Panhandle line engine while seeking shelter from rain. Italian workmen are suspected in the discovery. In Acton Indiana Louis Kolthoff a 40 year old farmer was arrested on a charge of neglecting his minor children. He claimed his children were cared for and blamed relatives for the arrest.
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Hartford City
Ind
Panhandle
Here
Harrison Younce
Louis Kolthoff
Acton
Hare
Kolthoff
Democrats Face Puzzle If They Control House
Washington May 3 Democrats face a House led by divergent views as they weigh the Foss victory in Massachusetts. Some leaders call Foss an alienated Republican, warning his tariff stance may clash with New England and producing regions. Bailey and Bryan split on tariff and Roosevelt, with Bailey urging principle over faction as the party courts unity. A separate note reports the dedication of Sequoia grove’s largest tree in Marin to Gifford Pinchot.
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House of Representatives
Aldrich and
Hale
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Cannon
Serena Payne
John Palzell
Eugene N. Foss
Massachusetts
Foss
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Fess
Champ Clark
Bailey
Dolliver
Aldrich
LaFollette
Lodge
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Texas
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Aldridge
Rochester
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Roosevelt
Baley
Andrew Jackson
Henry Clay
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Batley
Pinchot
San Francisco
Muirwood
Marin County
California
Gifford Pinchot
Sierra Club
Heir to Millions Runs Picture Show Heirs Claim NYC Estate
George Louck owner of a Hartford City moving picture show discovers he is an heir to Anneke Jans Bogardus estate in New York. The vast property includes 60 acres in midtown Manhattan as heirs seek possession of the asset.
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Hartford City
Ind
May
George Louck
Anneke Jans Bogardus
New York
New York City
Epworth League to Elect Officers at Special Meeting
The Epworth league of Edwin Ray M E church will hold a special meeting in the church lecture room Tuesday night to elect officers. Newly elected officers will be installed on May 15 during the twenty first anniversary celebration. The Woman’s Foreign Missionary society will meet Friday at Mrs. W P Caldwell’s home to arrange for the district missionary meeting at Edwin Bay church next Wednesday.
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Epworth League
Edwin Ray M. E. Church
League
The
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Church
W. P. Caldwell
Lexington Avenue
District Missionary Meeting
Edwin Bay Church
Big Firm Bankrupt Involves Major Cordage Company
Three bondholders of Standard Cordage, with plants in New York, Brooklyn, Boston and Elizabeth NJ, filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition Tuesday in U S District Court declaring insolvency and asking for a receiver. They claim liabilities exceed 2.4 million dollars and assets are under one million.
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New York
Standard Cordage Company
Brooklyn
Boston
Elizabeth
N. J
United States District Court
Boy Killed by Train at Newman Street Crossing
George Fischer seven is killed by a Big Four passenger train at Newman street crossing. The body was hurled about 100 feet from the track. Coroner Blackwell to investigate the train’s speed and circumstances of the accident.
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George Fischer
Roosevelt Avenue
Herman A. Fischer
Newman Street Crossing
Blackwell
Colored man first to file in Standing Rock land draw
Calvin Bowdrey, a 3 year old colored boy from Bismarck, placed his finger on a map in Aberdeen North Dakota land office to select a homestead in Standing Rock and Cheyenne River reservations. After W J Engle disqualified, Bowdrey drew No 2 to become first under federal supervision.
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Aberdeen
N. D
Calvin Bowdrey
Bismarck
Land Office
Standing Rock
Cheyenne River
W. J. Engle
Butte
Neb
Bowdrey
Man shoots partner in sawmill dispute at Carmi
May 3 Carmi Illinois Thomas Randolph shot and likely fatally wounded his relative and partner John McIntyre at a sawmill after a quarrel over dissolving their partnership. Investigators questioning witnesses and assessing motives.
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Carmi
Thomas Randolph
John McIntyre
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