Wilson Objects to Webb Measure Postponement in Senate
In a tense session at Bacrimento May 1, the Webb anti alien land bill faced opposition as Senator Curtain proposed deferring to President Wilson. A telegram from Wilson urged caution on treaty questions, while Secretary Bryan’s California tour sparked debate on how to handle the alien ownership issue. The Senate agreed to delay further action until tomorrow, with administrations weighing language that preserves treaty rights.
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President Wilson Opens New Jersey Swing Tour
President Wilson begins a two day speaking tour in New Jersey to pressure Democratic lawmakers to pass jury reform and call a constitutional convention. The trip aims to boost Democratic accountability before September primaries and November elections as reforms face opposition in the legislature. He departs Washington at 2:00 p.m. and plans to return to the White House Saturday.
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Militants Strike Back as Suffragette Press Declares War
A militant suffragette newspaper printing near London spreads a bold issue with one front page word. Police raid Women’s Social and Political Union hubs, arresting Annie Kenney and seizing offices while arson targets ignite across Handon.
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Peace Congress Hear Carnegie Address At St Louis
At St Louis on May 2 the fourth American Peace Congress opened with delegates from across the country. Andre Carnegie urged arbitration at The Hague or tribunals to resolve disputes, criticizing reliance on war terms and urging negotiation over violence. Benjamin Trueblood discussed arbitration treaties and Senate ratification, while Andrew Carnegie argued nations will reach peace, noting the U.S. can avoid entangling alliances. A British note from London echoed concern over Anglo American peace efforts and urged the U.S. to refrain from aiding war against Germany.
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How is Your Money Spent in the Journal Advice Column
The piece urges careful spending by Sona families and endorses daily study of advertisements in THE JOURNAL. It warns against impulsive buying, linking prudent purchases to greater satisfaction and financial efficiency, while praising reliable ads and urging readers to evaluate offers before purchasing.
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New Secretary of Muscatine Y M C A Resigns
R 7 Davis former head of the Mt Pleasant Y M C A assumed active charge as general secretary of the Muscatine Y M C A today. He arrived with his wife to establish a permanent home, succeeding General Secretary J B McNier who resigned due to health.
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Eastern Railroads Seek Five Percent Freight Rate Reduction
A statement from Willard of Baltimore and Ohio leads a committee of eastern railroad presidents to request the Interstate Commerce Commission allow a five percent decrease on all freight rates. The move aims to avoid major commercial disruption while addressing prior class and commodity rate concerns. Willard, Rea of Pennsylvania, and Brown of New York Central prepare to present the proposal to the commission.
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Mellen Decides to Defend Management Before Commission
In Boston May 1, Interstats commerce commission resumed hearings on the New Haven Railroad case. President Mellen will appear later to defend management and testify, after previously refusing to attend voluntarily and after the commission declined to subpoena him. He now asserts a duty to stockholders to defend the system.
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Debate Resumes as Underwood Drives Tariff Fight
Washington May 1 The House moves through the tariff bill amid sharp exchanges on the sugar schedule and metal duties. Underwood presses for speed while opponents argue over shingles and the 25 percent metals levy. Debate extends to wool, income tax, and jewelry interests with party lines intact.
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Wilson's Daughters Chauffeur Fined in City Charge
New York May 1 Wino Greenwood a taxi driver was fined 50 for speeding while driving Miss Margaret Wilson the president's daughter and Roy Fisher manager of the Social Center. A police witness said Greenwood claimed passengers were the president's daughter and Fisher and were rushing to a hotel to meet a Princeton professor. The court ordered the fine paid.
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Widow awarded $20,000 in Anthon pumping plant death
In Sioux City Iowa on May 1 a Woodbury county jury awarded Mrs Lowige A Winn twenty thousand dollars for the death of her husband at the Anthon pumping plant. The verdict stands as the largest in the county court to date and may face retrial or reversal. The case highlights town fatality liability and implications for Anthon’s residents.
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Murphy Is Named Collector Today In Washington
In Washington on May 1 Louis Murphy of Sebeque will be named United States Internal Revenue collector for the northern district. Reports from Washington state officials say Judge Wade discussed patronage with the president but no audience was granted. Nominations sent to the Senate include Louis W. Morterpay of Iowa as Third District collector.
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Montenegro waits for compensation amid Balkan talks
In London on May 1 the European powers delay coercion against Montenegro while a settlement on Scutari nears. Montenegro offers deference, denies defiance, and seeks compensation. plenipotentiaries to draft preliminaries to peace with Turkey are to meet in London. Delayed negotiations aim to avoid extended dispute as Balkan allies move toward peace terms.
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Wage increase for trainmen refused by managers
Eastern railroad managers declined to grant higher wages to conductors and trainmen, saying current pay is adequate or excessive. The decision cited public interest, investor concerns, and the burden on railroad facilities, warning extravagant wage demands would fall on the public and railroad securities. A conference with union committees led to no agreement on further action.
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Mas cating depot fire destroys Wapello office
Wapello May 1 reports a fire at the Mas cating North and South depot destroying the interior and roof of the structure around 3 am. Cause believed spark from a passing engine. No structure fully consumed. outside walls partially damaged. Freight tickets papers and part of office furniture saved. Loss about 4000 dollars. Local fire department provided ample service.
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Department Store Clerks Strike Hits Buffalo Area
Over 2 500 department store employees nationwide in Buffalo and surrounding area walked out today demanding higher wages and shorter hours. Hardware and five and ten cent stores also joined the action.
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Weather Report for Muscatine and River Stage
The forecast calls for generally fair weather in the east with showers in the west and central areas tonight. Friday will bring clearing, with Muscatine reporting 00 degrees above zero at 7 o clock a.m. The river at Muscatine stands at 9 feet, and sunrise is at 4 47, sunset at 6 24, with moonrise at 2 49 a.m.
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