Amend Jury Reform Bill in New Jersey
Trenton May 3 President Wilsons compromise jury reform bill faced a setback as it moved toward a referendum requirement before becoming operative. The final House vote was 89 to 1 with Republican opposition to nonreferendum support. Leaders shifted positions amid bitter debate and Senate prospects uncertain with Senator Munson abroad.
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Trenton
N. J
Wilson
Dinger
White House
Senate
Egan
Woodson
Statehouse
Me. Martin
Mr. McDermott
Shidson
Wilough
McDermott
House
Deses
Munson
Europe
General Markets New York May 18 steady to firm prices
General markets report creameries with 186 packages and extras across grades and conditions. Eggs show firm receipts 19 050 cases with fresh extras and storage notes. hay and straw markets list timothy and clover prices with shipping terms and bale counts.
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New York
Live Stock Markets Pittsburgh May 13
CATTLE supply five car loads with market strength noted. Prime cattle around 8.00 to 8.40, choice to prime bulls 6.40, cows and heifers mixed. Receipts include 45 double decks, active market with prices steady. Various hogs and sheep listed with prices, buyers active on Watts and Blas listings.
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Pittsburgh
Watts
Steam Heat Temperature at 216.3°F and Wit Exchange
The passage notes Miss Elder avoids eye contact, suggesting a whispered riddle about dropping eyes. It also records a steam gauge reading: steam at 1 pound per square inch measures 216.3 degrees Fahrenheit.
G O P Leaders Push Peage Plan For Reunion
A Chicago conference of Republican leaders urged the Republican National Committee to call a national convention this year to reconsider representation rules and reforms. The proposal aims to unite progressive factions and ensure delegates reflect party voters rather than general population.
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Republican National Committee
Washington
Albert J. Cuintins
Willian
Torah
Hoss
Phidley
Progressive Party
Cummins
Senator Cammins
Whtel
Republicas
Chicago
National Republican Committee
National Committee
Iso
Ee Party
Boy Dies After Fire on Child's Clothing Near Train
Passengers on a speeding train near Newark shout to a track man as a three year old girl, Alice Ford, is seen fleeing in flames from a bonfire set by her clothing. John Brown, a Polander driver, extinguishes the fire, but the child dies at St Michael's Hospital.
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New York
May
Noah
Alice Ford
Thomas Lord
Iester Luwibet
St. Michael's Hospital
Newark
Becker Seeks Delay in Death Sentence Appeal
Albany May 18 The court of appeals reserved decision on Charles Becker former New York police lieutenant for extension of time to argue the appeal from his death sentence for the murder of Hernan Rosenthal the gambler. Becker's counsel asked for time to examine possible new evidence which affidavits say might lead to a new trial.
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Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Charles Becker
New York
Hernan Rosenthal
Becker
Baseball results from National and American Leagues
Results from games in the National League, American League, and other leagues. Highlights include Philadelphia beating Pittsburgh 5-2, New York and Brooklyn scores, standings showing Philadelphia and New York leading, and detailed box entries with batteries and umpires. Also reports from International and New York State Leagues, plus a note on Vincent Astor’s farm activities and a humorous human interest item.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Adams
O'Yoole
Kelly
Moore
Mayer
Dooin
Brennan
Eason
New York
Rudolph
Day
Eynsie
Brooklyn
Boston
Thieus Yi
Pittsburg Wi
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Jury Piked For Quinlan's Trial Amid Low Interest
In Patel ki Quinlan's second trial the jury was selected from a small panel as public interest waned. Prosecutors doubt a conviction despite earlier juror acquittal in a case tied to IWW leader Quinlan. Forty five silk mill strikers jailed for 10 to 50 days after clashes with police. two fined 25 dollars, others 5 dollars. An attempt to derail the Erie Express Train occurred near the Weidermann mill.
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Taterson
N. J
Patel Ki Quinlan
Industrial Workers of the World
Wond Prosentor Dunn
Ouiniin
Weidermann
Egg collector falls to death in Pocono Mountains
William Crispin, 33, a birds' eggs collector, descended a rope a hundred feet into the Pocono mountains near Easton to obtain eagle eggs. He was found dead with identification on him. His wife and three children survive. his father was a former New Jersey legislator.
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Pocono Mountains
Pennsylvania
Salem
N. J
William Crispin
Easton
Here
Crispin
New York
Tie
Tito
Mountains
New Jersey
Physician Diagnoses His Own Case Then Seeks Hospital Care
Dr Murray B Kirkpatrick, a St Francis hospital physician in Trenton New Jersey, diagnosed his own appendicitis during rounds. He rushed to the hospital and arranged surgery, telephoned his wife, and submitted to an operation completed in under thirty minutes. He attempted to resume practice once recovered.
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Trenton
N. J
St. Francis’ Hospital
Murray
Kirkpatrick
Glen Ridge Woman’s Club Calls Cats Bell Collars
Glen Ridge residents urged to feed their cats regularly and place strong collars with bells to protect birds. The appeal from the local Women’s Club cites many birds killed by roaming cats and blames owners for neglecting feeding duties.
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Glen Ridge
Glen Ringe
Nature Story Department
Vather and Daughter Debate Telethon Cleverness
Dialogue shows a father praising his daughter's suitor as clever after he avoids a visit and instead calls by telephone, signaling evolving communication habits in a Philadelphia Telegraph context.
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Vather
Daughiter
Tather
Hiladelphia
Patient Suffering as Spiritual Growth
A short reflection notes that mere pain does not educate or grow us. It emphasizes that suffering endured in willing submission to God softens the heart, spiritualizes character, and blesses the believer.
Tri-State League Scores Reported Across Cities
In Harrisburg York defeated Harrisburg 7 to 1 and At Wilmington Ironton beat Atlantic City 9 to 1 while Wilarton fell to Wiluton 6 to 7 in a compact district score roundup across the Tri State League.
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Harrisburg
York
al ‘Yrenton
Irenton
Atlanti City
Wulitgten- Aleutown
Wil ‘Wilarton
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Second Avenue
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Branchport Ave
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