Japanese Will Not Bore To Test Constitutionality If Governor Signs
Washington May 13 The Japanese ambassador will take no further steps in protesting the California anti alien land law until Governor Johnson acts on the bill. If signed Japan will wait a reasonable time to learn how the federal administration will respond and will not move to test the law's constitutionality. Officials expect a reply within a week as Bryan prepared to address the Pennsylvania legislature.
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Washington, D. C
California
Johnson
Japan
State Department
Holdings Jt
United States
Bryan
Arrisbung
Pennsylvania
Feudalism Charges in West Virginia Troubles
Washington May. The charges of oppression against workers in Paint Creek and Cabin Creek West Virginia were laid by delegates of the State Federation of Labor and miners unions. Senator Ker hoped to use the charges to push a congressional investigation.
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Washington
Johnson and Woman Separate Hotels in Chicago Trial
In Chicago federal court today Johnson and a woman appeared separately after evidence in a case charging violation of the Main Act. Charles Lupkin, singer from Milwaukee, testified about a trip in 1919 involving Johnson and a woman, with notes of a hotel separation and alleged events during a Milwaukee visit.
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Chicago
Fil
Jack Jonson
Hederal Suite
Carpenter's Court
Charles Lupkin
Johnson
Helle Schreiber
Milwaukee
Minister and family injured in Kansas car accident
Attica Kansas pastor Robert Carlisle of the First Methodist Church died when his car overturned on a sandy road near Winfield. His mother Ethel Carlisle and sister J A Carlisle were seriously injured in the crash, which occurred early today.
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Adtin
Asta
Attica
Kan
Lily
Rovert Carlisle
Atlinte
Kansas
Sistar
J. A. Carlisle
Ethel Carlisle
Winflald
Neill Resigns From U S Labor Service
Washington May 15 Dr Charles P F Neill United States commissioner of labor since 1995 and recently made commissioner of labor athletics in the new department of labor resigned today to take a position outside the government service. He was prominent in arbitration of wage disputes under the Erdman act.
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Washington, D. C
Charles PF. Neill
United States
Department
Iabor
Todey
Faculty Called for County Institute in Place
County Superintendent of Schools O Bradley announced the full faculty for the institute to be held in this city in June. Members include Catherine Streeter of Washington Iowa guiding primary methods and reading, A W Graham of Tyton teaching physics and arithmetic, G M Miller of Town City on history and geography, George H Kallose of Clarion in didactics grammar and physiology, and Bradley in economics. Special sessions feature Crop Advisor K X Kirkpatrick on agricultural instruction and Dir Edwin E Jacobs of Ashland College, noted for school management expertise.
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Bradley
Jung
Catherine Strehter
Washington
Highland Parl College
Des Moines
A.W. Graham
Tyton
CG. M. Miler
Town City
U.S
A. Kirkpatrick
Edwin E. Jacobs
Dr. Jacobs
Ashland College
Shriners Conclave Draws Thousands to Dallas for Second Day
Thousands of shriners and guests arrive in Dallas for the second day of the imperial council annual convention. Business sessions open with plans to exert full influence, Abba Temple Mobile to seek approval to conduct allied events despite Panama Canal issues.
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Dons of
Trperiald
Conniilewin Tocny
Dallas
Tex
Order
Imperial Council
Cit
Yesan
Abba Temple
Mobile
al Ginsk
John E Goodwin Executed by U S Marshal in Arizona
John E Goodwin ex soldier and first man executed under federal authority in Arizona was hanged at the county jail after declaring that perjurers were responsible for his death. He had been convicted in the murder of Globe merchants Alfred Milipot and Fred Kibbe on the San Carlos Indian Reservation.
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John Goodwin
Glove
Ariz
John E. Goodwin
Arigonn
U. S
Charles Overlook
Goodwin
Alfred Milipot
Fred Kibbe
Globe Merchants
Sel Carlos
Vann
Tentiary
Wornty
Tall church tower struck and three dead
Stratford Ontario May 14 the Knox Presbyterian church tower about 160 feet tall was struck by lightning. Chief of police McCarthy fire marshal Durkin and policeman Hamilton were killed and a fireman mortally injured. Sidney Van Stone was injured. The steeple burned as embers showered nearby. Loss estimated around 740 090.
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Stratford
Owk
Knox Presbyterian
Niho
A McCartehy
Hugh Durkin
Matthew Hamilton
API
Sidney van] Stone
Tho Cleareh
McCarthy Durkin
Hamiton
Orpheum Chosen for Graduation Exercises
The Muscatine high school will hold graduation exercises at the Orpheum Theatre. City Superintendent Ira H McIntire announced the decision last evening, noting the board had not yet been asked to approve the plan due to focus on pep rallies and school-building improvements. The bulletin to teachers outlines next year’s prospects and urges educators to pursue summer educational study.
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Muscatine High School
Orpheum Thestra
Ira H, Mclntire
Board of Education
Pepal
Jung Te
Letiny Abuqlletin
Iva
Melntire
Cork
Third attempt to wreck train fades into collision state
Paterpan May 13 A third unsuccessful attempt to wreck a passenger train was made today as Train No 58 from Suffern to Jersey City crawled into the station two men sprang onto the platform between cars and tried to uncouple them. Trainmen stopped them. two men were later arrested but not identified. The state pressed its case in the trial of Patrick Quinlan, industrial worker leader, with a jury expected tomorrow. Rumors of calling out troops after another wreck plot surfaced, as fifty detectives guarded railroad property and authorities prepared for further action.
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Paterpan
Suffern
Jeraay City
Patrick Quinlan
Industrial Workers
Worl
Erie
Govris
Lette's
Alle Sails
Cincinnati
Union of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Traction Company
Traction Company
Henry Hunt
Mes
Hunt
Labor Council
Buffalo
United Trades and Labor Council
W. Prank Cattell
Cattell
Lie Side
Department Storks
Bis
Muscatine Water Works Upgrade Nears Finish by July
Improvements in Muscatine water works progress rapidly with tank, storage reservoir on Kemble property, and Lower Des Moines Bridge and Iron Company work. Delay in steel shipments caused setback, but completion expected within six weeks. Project aims to extend service to all areas by July 1 with higher pressure for fire protection. total cost about 30099 dollars.
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Muscatine
Des Maines Bridge and Iron Company
Kem~bie
Werat Ems
The Journal Promotes Modern Shopping and Advertising
The piece contrasts old misfires of sales and indifferent service with modern expert selections and comprehensive showings. It highlights rare treasures from around the world and all life’s necessities, urging readers to see how advertisements in The Journal guide shelter, fashion, time, money, and patience.
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Oodem
Suffragette Trial Reveals Militant Negotiations at Bow Street
In a Bow Street court, Mrs Ora Drummond aged 49 unable to attend due to illness, faces conspiracy charges under the Malicious Damages to Property Act. Co-defendants Miss Kerr Luke Samberg Kenney Lennox and Clayton surrendered bail as Emmeline Pankhurst contested the case's dangers and noted her daughter Christavel’s legal training. The witness disclosed the Woman’s Social and Political Union funded printing of George Lansberry’s failed election address. The National Labour Press plans continued publication with censorship rules and civil-liberties stance.
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Lordos
Ora Drummond
Bow Street
Cope
Nas Ween
Flarriett
Rebecca Kerr
Agnes Luke
Deatricce Samberg
Annie Kenney
Laura Lennox Eng
Clayton
Militant
Suitrazette
Emmeline Pankhurst
Christavel
Woman's Social and Political Tnion
George Lansberry
50Ealist
Labor Press
Issua Cajte
Manchester
England
T Benson
National
Labor Preas
Tts
Pthe
Ogleshes Thar
Plan Campaign for a Fall Convention
Publican senators attending the progression conference in Chicago returned to Washington determined to influence the national committee to call a summer convention. At the May 24 meeting of the national executive committee they will report sentiment from Chicago. Senator Cummins said written appeals from many sites would be presented to justify reorganization and a fall convention.
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Washington, D. C
Abitepublican
Chicaga
National Committee
Symhurerdienog
National Executive Committee
Chicago
Cummins
Liquor Cases To Be Heard Wednesday In District Court
Judge A P Barker returns to the city and several liquor matters will be heard. Cases include George Nelson and Henry Blessing injunctions, Harshey and Ralet Hose company suit, Grat Dalton vs Andrew Stearey, Benham vs Kurkle, and indictments against C H Kollman George Hatton and Albert Cress for drinking on a passenger train. Arraignments set for Wednesday.
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A. P. Barker
George Nelson
Henry Blessing
Harshey and Ralet Hose Company
Grat Dalton
Andrew Stearey
Benham
Freight wreck at Seneca kills two rail workers
A rear end collision between two Rock Island freight trains near Seneca, Illinois, killed two men and injured two others. The caboose was demolished, cattle perished, and several cars damaged as train No. 90 struck the caboose while switching. Victims include Elmer Jennings of Pocatello Idaho and Harry Fry of Chanute Kansas, with additional injuries sustaining crewmen Charles Miller and Gotlieb Lauser.
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Ottawa, I
Rock Island
Seneca
Ottawa
Elmer Jennings
Pocatella
Idaho
Harry Fry
Chanute
Karstig
Caboose
Jennings
Ab Silvis
Chicago
Frya
Charles Miller
Gotlieb Lauser
Taylor Ridge
Iowa Storm Damages Telegraph Wires Across State
A severe electrical storm swept Iowa causing heavy wire damage and telegraph disruption. Madrid and central regions reported the worst effects while Des Moines recorded about 0.52 inches of rain. No major injuries listed as communications were demoralized.
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Ipes Moines
Iowa
Perth
We State
Madrid
Weather Bureau
Wes Moines
Special Session Called to Tackle Paving Controversies
Muscatine City Council to meet in special session this evening after health and finance panel meetings. Urgent aims include resolving disputes from extensive paving work and handling planning with the railroad company regarding service in Keeklarville amid ongoing local improvements. The regular monthly session is scheduled for Thursday evening.
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Muscatine
Board of Health
Lag Railway Company
Keeklarvilie
The
Sound
Davenport Teachers Given Salary Raise
The Davenport Board of Education, at a meeting held last evening, raised salaries of special teachers in varying amounts from $50 to $404 a year. The pay of all grade teachers was raised $4 a month.
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Davenport
Davenport Board of Education
Unsettled Weather and Local River Level Notes
Unclear text reports unsettled weather with showers and cooler western areas, brisk winds and squalls. Mentions Muscatine and Athens with scattered timestamps and measurements, a river stage around seven feet seven inches, and references to Olympic timing figures, all in fragmentary form.
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Muscatine
Athens
Greece
Bodagrece
Azro
Mugeatioe
Smuynes Hore
Qyoonset
Durant Savings Bank to Erect Modern Building
Durant May 13 Special The Durant Savings Bank has purchased the building east of its present quarters and will construct a modern up to date banking home on the site. Growth of business makes larger quarters necessary. Officers include President O W Schiele and Cashier A H Bierkanis with a roster of directors.
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Durant, Ja
Durant Savings Bank
Iergur
Duran Pank
O. W Schiele
Henry Paulser
Chas. Diehm
Chas. Diehm. Cashier
A. H. Bierkanis
F. W. Schiele
Henry Faulsen
D. P. Relief
Rm. Ulerkamp
Lewis Treads
J. Your
D. W. Scuielss
Chas
Diekut
H.C. Milene
No Americans harmed in typhoon across Philippine islands
Washington D T May 13 reports no Americans were killed or wounded in the latest typhoon sweeping the Philippine islands. There were numerous native casualties and considerable property damage in the north as described by Governor General Forbes.
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Washington, D. T
Philippine Islands
Forbes
British Cruiser Gloucester Sails to Smyrna Amid Disturbances
The British cruiser Gloucester departed Smyrna at full speed following an urgent summons as disturbances threaten the city. The move underscores British naval concern in the region amid unrest.
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Sajoniki
Gloucester
Smyrna
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