Final California conference on alien land bill delayed
Secretary of State Bryan heads to California for a final conference as Governor Johnson and legislators weigh the alien land ownership bill. The measure, tied to treaty rights, delays signing to allow protests and hearings, with action likely within ten to thirty days. Bryan departs for the east after the Sacramento session ends.
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Jobson
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Los Angeles
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Tucson
Arizona
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Jonson
Japan
Jip
Wilson Ray
Assembly
Senate
Bernanual
Ita Bloodgood
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Howse
MEETING ENDS AS WILSON MEETS MCCOMBS IN WASHINGTON
Washington May 3 President Wilson returned to the White House after a two day trip to New Jersey and New York. He praised his reception and reiterated reforms would be achieved. He met with William Gibbs McAdoo and William G McCombs at Colonel E M House home. The leaders discussed campaign strategy amid differing views and McCombs planned to sail for Europe for rest.
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D. C
Preeljant Wilson
New Jaracy
Almseir
E. M. House
McComas
McAdoo
Gampalen
Wilxon
Thal
McCombs
Europe
Europa
Increase In Bank Reserve In New York Week
The weekly statement shows clearing house banks and trust companies hold 13 19ha,650 in excess of reserve requirements an increase over previous weeks. The report reflects stronger liquidity in New York financial institutions with higher unused reserves amid ongoing market activity.
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New York
RAND
ASI
Schedule K Tariff Clash Signals Wool Duty Battle
Washington reports Schedule K ends weeks of debate by bringing the tariff war to a climax over wool duties. Democrats split as the Ways and Means Committee supports about 13 percent, while many progressives push for 15 percent. Majority leader Underwood defends the moves with White House backing as the Senate showdown looms amid cross‑state opposition from Ohio, Texas, and Indiana.
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Boma
Provident Wilson
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Syou
Senate
House
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Ways and
Catens
Ohio
Texas
Indiana
Tighe
President at Washington Monument joins tourist crowd
President Wilson ascended the Washington Monument today with only Joseph Murphy for company. He briefly interacted with visitors before an informal reception atop the tower. The ascent caused a crowded elevator trip as a passenger offered his seat to a woman.
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Washington, D. C
Dene Wilson
Washington Monument
Les Sntamlt
Wille House
Iy Jowesh Murphy
Secret Sérvice
Passanser
No Sign of Fraud in Reclamation Work
Washington D C May 3 Lewis H Hill supervising engineer of the southwestern division of the reclamation project today reported at a conference with Secretary Lane reclamation officials and water users that within two days of consideration of the Salt River projects no signs of fraud waste or mismanagement had been developed and no constructive statements offered Lane indicated he wished for suggestions to improve the work and that perhaps the Salt River Project would not be disposed of before the conference ends.
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Japan
Washington, D
Webb
Thas
Washington
Fryan
Deng
JeKal
United States
Isanc
Hague Tribunal
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Jors
Willy
Danag
Magus
Aryan King
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Johnson
Bryan
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Ly Teeferond
Wi St. Lows
California
California Senate
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Federal Supreme Court
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Washington, D. C
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Reclamation
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Roosevelt Dam
Salt River
Arizona
Lane
Gompers' Son Appointed to Labor Department Post
Washington May 3 Secretary Wilson formed the clerical staff of the labor department naming Robert Waterson of Lowell as clerk and Hugh L. Kervin of Wellsboro as private secretary. Samuel Gompert Jr., son of Samuel Gompers, was listed among appointees to the division of might wards.
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D. C
Wilson
Department of Labor
Robert Wateron
Lowell, Mare
Gao
K. Box
Sutalo
N.Y
Hugh L. Kervin
Wellsboro
Samual Gompert, Jr
American Federation of Inhor Vties
Division of Wirhtivediuns
Anglo American peace theme dominates fourth peace congress
Bt Louis May 3 A calm focus on Anglo American peace marked the fourth peace congress. Justice Wm Renwick Riddell of Ontario reviewed a century of British American relations and argued disputes have been settled peacefully. John Lewis of the Toronto Star spoke on shared United States Canada identity while Nova Scotia’s Benjamin Russell warned against any question that cannot be settled without force. The Alabama question and the Boundary Waters dispute were noted as potential flashpoints.
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Uail
Wm. Renwick Riddell
Bupretme Court of Ontario
United States
Great Britain
John Lewis
The
Toronto Star
Canada
Tuadge Benj. Russell
Suxpreme Court
Nova Scotia
Alabama
Haiti President Des 4 Seeks Place
Haiti news reports that President Desfourneau of the republic of Haiti died after brief illness. The national assembly was convened to elect a successor. Four candidates prepared to present claims include Judge Luxemburg Cryin and General Bewulosse Lavorde.
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Port Aul Prinea
Talli
Moygi
Republic of Aaiti
Tanecrede
Aviguete
Joa
National Assembly
Luxemburg Cryin
Michael Ovesto
Bewulosse Lavorde
Gen. Vara
Tick Bite Fatal for Ogden Bank Cashier’s Daughter
Dorothy Koontz, daughter of Falius Koonty, former cashier at Ogden bank, died after a wood tick bite. The tick was found Wednesday. she became ill that night and died Friday. Doctors say the poison from the bite caused her death.
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Ogden
Boons
Dorothy Koontz
Falius Koonty
Tomers
Ogden Stats Tank
Shopping Made Easy
A promotional column touts convenient shopping with live taps and uptodate tips for locating best shops, services, and prices. It urges readers to consult the journal for immediate, practical guidance on where to shop and what to buy.
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Moerthanta
Guerrella
White save indictments rock Long Beach case crowd
Millionaire George H. Bixby arraigned on two indictments connected with delinquency of two minor girls. Mrs. Josie Rosenberg linked to the Jonquil organization alleged to recruit youth for sexual exploitation. Actress Miss Phillips questioned by police as grand jury probes wealthy men in a sensational case.
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Slit
George H. Bixby
Tegal
Long Beach
Josie Rosemberg
Rosenberg
Knaper
Bixby
PLC
Wilbur
Wiplead
Wilbus
Bar
Pamy Ser
Aixby
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Ine Charzes
Movin
San Francisto 1
Miss Phillips
Day
Polles Sebastian
Yapraney
Clare
Gulag
QteCormick
Jon
Militant fires hit schools and Midland freight sheds
Aboriver Scotland May 3 a public school building partly burned by militant suffragists with extensive suffrage literature scattered above. Bradford England May 5 extensive Midland Railway freight sheds burned overnight, causing about 900000 dollars in losses. Nineteen loaded freight cars and much dry goods and garbages destroyed, fires suspected arson but no proof. latest blaze started simultaneously in several parts of the building.
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Scotland
Bradford
Eog
Budidiog
A Muse U Club to Oppose North and South Tomorrow
Amateurs card game promised between A Muse U and Muscatine North and South clubs tomorrow. New uniforms expected, Ruckles and Witte to handle battery work for the late readers Gunday. Suman and Suman named as opposition in the polite forms.
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A-Muse-U
Afuscntine
Oskaloosa Selects Cedar Rapids Leader for Travelers Group
Oska loosa held a meeting to elect officers of the Town stile travelers protective nago glation. George Yull of Cedar Rapide was chosen president. The state headquarters were located in Cedar Rapide for the coming year.
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Cedar Hapis
English Countess Killed in Accidental Shooting
In Oxfordshire the Countess of Cottenham died from a gunshot wound believed to be accidental. The coroner noted the gun was discharged near a tree where she had fallen. the verdict was accidental death. She was closely linked to the Marl of Cottenham and had three sons.
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Flenley
Wagland
Elvenden Priory
Litcon
Indy Vielat Nevill
Countess Cowley
Earl Cowley
Countes of
Cowtenham
John Blundell Leigh
Tivorest Court
Plaintaff
Hart of Coltenham
Earl of Cottenhamm
Efforts to Change Tariff Bill Prove Futile in House
Washington May 2 The Underwood tariff bill faces unanimous failure as Iowa Republicans push amendments for higher cattle meat and oats duties. Senate action looms as Cummins vows to block Claude Porter nomination amid party infighting. Porter appears to draw strong enforcement support from Wilgon backers as Tadze Wade leaves without naming candidates.
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Washington, D. C
Iowa
Scott
Towner
Meuta
Tadze Wade
Judge rules against Indiana Owls in Keokuk suit
In a federal injunction action, Judge Smith McPherson ruled that the Independent Order of Owls of Keokuk may continue using the word Owls and ordered costs assessed against the complainants Talbott and Beroth. The opinion criticized the Tatbatt and Indiana group for filing the case with improper conduct.
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Smith McPherson
Jay
John Wu Tatbatt
Order of Owls of
Indiana
Keokuk
Talbott
Beroth
Weather forecast and river stage notes for Muscatine
Showers tonight or Sunday, east portion may be cloudy. Temperature in Muscatine at seven o clock a m recorded with light winds. River stage at minimum noted, rough measurements appear as vague figures. Local terms indicate damp conditions and minor changes in the forecast.
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Jowe
Aisiily Golder
Mneesting
Burnles
Maontine
30000 Marchers In Suffragist Parade In New York
In New York on a bright afternoon about 30 000 marchers, including women and men, paraded eight abreast from Washington Square to Central Park with seventy bands. Police marshals and mounted units controlled the crowd as delegates from suffrage groups and states displayed yellow banners and flags. Notables and allied activists attended mass meetings near the park while a reviewing stand hosted officials and leaders of the movement.
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Maska
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Golden Stars
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United States
Women's Political Union
Haman
Norway
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Equal Franchise Society
New York State
Woman Suffrage
Women's Suffrage Party
Men's League For Woman Suffrage
George Washington
Delind Oswald Garrison Vinara
Beatrice Forbes Rowlson Hale
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