California Senate backs Webb land bill after Bryan talks
President Wilson will not press Congress further as California lawmakers move to pass Attorney General Webb’s anti alien bill. Gov. Johnson says Bryan’s conference received respectful attention but no reason to halt the legislation. The senate adopts Webb’s substitute for the land bill after Bryan informs lawmakers the bill not satisfactory to Wilson.
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National News Association
Sacramento
Cal
W. J. Bryan
California
Webb
Gov. Johnson
Bryan
State Senate
Wilson
A. B.B. Boynton
Nine Year Old Boy Hero Of Pittsburg Fire Incident
William Daugherty nine son of Mr and Mrs T B Daugherty of 142 Long Avenue saved Miss Belle Lutton from severe burns when her dress caught fire at a gas range. He acted unaided extinguishing the flames with bare hands and escaped injury himself. Mrs Lutton visiting in the Daugherty home gratefully survived with minor burns.
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William
T. B. Daugherty
Long Avenue
Miss Belle Lutton
Daugherty
Miss Lutton
West Pittsburg
Rededication Of 1st Baptist Church Service
Re dedication of the First Baptist Church planned for next Sunday features a sunrise prayer meeting at 4 35 am. Attendance is expected to be large with congregants from multiple city churches joining in the service and sunrise baptismal observance.
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1St Baptist Ch
First Baptist Church
Sunnrise
First Baptist
Dinkey Attends Carnegie Safety Meeting at Opera House
President A C Dinkey of Carnegie Steel attended the second Safety First meeting with thousands of mill workers in Philadelphia. He praised the turnout at the New Castle mill event and joined the audience incognito to observe the safety demonstrations. Later in Camden, E T Stotesbury urged 1500 Drexel Biddle Bible class attendees to build character and save money as the path to success.
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Carnegie Steel Co
A.C. Dinkey
Carnegie Steel Company
Opera House
General Safety Committee
Carnegie Steel Company Organization
Thisty
Dinkey
New Castle
William
Philadelphia
Camden
E. T. Stotesbury
J. Pierpont Morgan
Drexel
Stotesbury
Making Money Out of a Deal
The wen who purchased the personal property at the Penn Motor works are making a good thing out of their speculation. The purchase was made for a little over $5,000 and already $15,000 has been realized with goods not all sold yet. The property included automobiles partly finished and parts for the same. No actions have been taken toward selling the plant or arranging its operation.
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Wen
Penn Motor Works
Mrs Bryan in Sanatorium Recovering From Nervous Strain
National news from Washington reports Mrs William Jennings Bryan wife of the secretary of state is a patient at a Washington sanitarium recovering from a slight nervousness attack after recent social activities. Her condition is not serious and she is expected to leave in a few days.
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National News Association
Washington
Willian Jennings Bryan
Washington Sanitarium
No Session of Heeter Probers Postponed in Pittsburg
The Heeter probe into the superintendent's character is delayed as L Hiceter remains with his dying mother in North Manchester Indiana. Chairman William Stevenson says no sessions will be held until Monday.
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Pittsburg
L. Hiceter
North Manchester
Ind
William ‘Stevenson
Citizens’ Committee
Six Strikers Arrested After Riots at Mill Entrance
In Auburn New York on April 30 six strikers two women and four men were taken into custody after riots at the International Harvester Co twine mill. Police faced defiance from Gaetano Termini an Italian leader who refused to move on. Militia with fixed bayonets drove rioters away. Despite arrests 385 workers returned to work while 120 did so yesterday.
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Auburn
N. Y
International Harvester Co
Gaetano Termini
Bell
Bancroft
No Rise In Ice Prices This Summer
J C Mc Cready, a leading local ice dealer, stated there will be no price increase for ice this summer. He cited steady supply from winter lake cuts and sufficient stock to prevent a price rise, noting Ohio towns have raised prices while his city will not.
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J.C. McCready
Ohio
Many Light Election Is Proclaimed By City Mayor
Mayor Walter Tyler proclaims a special city election for June 3 to vote on a 200000 debt increase for a municipal electric lighting plant and a fifth ward election to replace Councilman Collins. The move follows council action and potential veto debates over the electric light contract. If vetoed, darkness could follow until the issue is settled.
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Walter Tyler
Collins
Electric
Tyler
Boy Injured in Accidental Shooting at Freedom Gallery
Frank Edwards 12 is in critical condition at Rochester General Hospital after Wilbur Boyle 8 fired a rifle believed unloaded at a target in the Third avenue shooting gallery in Freedom. Frank was in the back of the building when the accident occurred while Mr. Edwards was away briefly.
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Freedom
Frank
C. E. Edwards
Rochester General Hospital
Third Avenue
Boyle
Edwards Boy
Mangled remains found near Pittsburg and Lake Erie tracks
A unidentified man was found near the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad in West Pittsburg by a train crew. Death resulted from severed limbs and body injuries. Clues include a laundry tag bearing Williams and a shirt tag with the letter W. Identification awaited at Jos. B. Rice's undertaking rooms.
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Pittsburg and
Lake Erie
West Pittsburg
Jos
Rice
Williams
Iors
Sheds No Tears Over Flat Life and Morality Debate
Washington April 30 Child ren in apartments miss influences of life says Dr. Thomas M Balliet dean of the University of New York in a talk at the International Kinder garten Union meeting He says public conscience develops piecemeal and laments weak public opinion while criticizing over analysis of literature and footnotes in schools.
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National News Association
Washington
Thomas M. Balliet
University of New York
International Kindergarten Union
Playground association urges council to restore playground funding
New Castle Playground Association executive committee asks the council to reconsider last meeting's $2,000 budget cuts for the coming season. They defend a high supervisor salary and call on citizens to support the program, asserting the playground has proven its value for education and child safety.
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New Castle Playground Association
Bailey
Weisbrod
Select Council
Playground Association
New Castle
Ias
Tariff Grind Is Resumed In Washington
The House resumed the tariff grind with plans to stay until 11 tonight. Majority Leader Underwood aims to pass the bill by next Thursday and keep the session going until opponents drop out. The Ways and Means Committee approved raising duties on telescopic instruments from 25 to 30 percent and is expected to back free cattle on the agriculture schedule, reversing a prior one vote margin for cattle duties.
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National News Association
Washington
House
Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
Dr Mary Walker Forms United States Constitution Association
Washington April 20 Dr Mary Walker famed woman physician who wore pantaloons has finished organizing the United States Constitution association Its aim is to block any further amendments to the constitution The group will be a large national organization with Walker as president and many associate vice presidents listed as members.
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National News Association
Washington
Mary Walker
United States Constitution Association
Portuguese Navy Conspiracy Reported in Madrid
A Lisbon telegram says seven sailors aboard the Portuguese cruiser Sae Gabriel were arrested for signaling to shore as part of a Royalist plot to seize the navy. A confession indicates a plan to hand naval power to Royalists amid three days of rioting and a failed midnight attempt to free prisoners at the cruiser Re publica.
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U National News Association
Madrid
Manuel
Portugal
Lisbon
Sae Gabriel
Tergus
Republica
Heavy frost damages county crops at dawn
A heavy frost swept the county during the night. At 6 am the landscape bore a white frost as temperatures dropped to 32 degrees. Experts noted peach buds had not yet reached a vulnerable stage, leaving potential damage uncertain.
Suffragettes Destroy Courts in Birmingham Tennis Club
ISUFFRAGETTES DESTROY COURTS IN BIRMINGHAM. The group damaged the Billeslee tennis club on the city outskirts by slashing nets digging trenches in courts and burning lawns with acid. Benches and chairs lay wrecked while Votes for Women placards marked the vandalism. several clubhouse windows were broken.
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Birmingham
Eng
Billeslee
Austrian report premature on Montenegro policy
London April 30. A telegram from Cettinje says the recall of Baron Giesel Von-Giselingen, Austrian minister to Montenegro, is premature. Count von Berchtold has informed powers Austria will take no overt action against Montenegro until after the ambassadors meet tomorrow.
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London
Cettinje
Baron Giesel von — Giselingen
Montenegro
Count von Berchtheld
Austria
On Timers New Organization Formed At School
The First Baptist Bible School held a round table meeting of officers and teachers to discuss Enrollment and Attendance. Plans were adopted for a full enrollment drive starting next Sunday and the largest attendance in school history. A new On-timers feature will award carnations to scholars reporting by 9 30 and organizers hope all students join.
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First Baptist Bible School
Albert B. Street
Central Presbyterian Sabbath School
D. P. Shafer
Central Christian Church
First Baptist Sabbath School
Old Union Station Razed in Pittsburg for New PennsylvanIa Station
Workmen for the Pennsylvania Railroad began tearing down the old Union station on East Washington street today to clear the site for a new passenger station. Superintendent S B Robertson noted the fire of 1910 led to two and a half years of ruins while officials could not provide details of the new plan. The P and L E and the Pennsylvanian company plan a joint passenger facility on the Westside and near the old depot site for the Oil City branch.
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Union Station
East Washington Street
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Company
S. B. Robertson
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Robertson
G. C. Campbell
Union
Pensylvania Company
Union Depot
Coercion Threatens as Austria Considers Action on Montenegro
Vienna reports the Austrian foreign office will adopt coercive measures against Montenegro if Cettinje does not change its attitude. Civilians flee Cattaro and Budva near the frontier amid mounting tension. Italy vows support for Austria in any action, with the prospect of a wide campaign across western Albania.
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National News Association
Vienna
Austrian Foreign Office
Cettinje
Neu Frie Presse
Cattaro
Budva
Italy
Austria
Montenegro
Albania
Suit Filed Against American Can Company
Cecily Plena by Clement Montahan has filed suit against the American Can Company seeking damages for the loss of part of a finger, alleged to have occurred while operating a machine on March 4, 191.
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Cecily Plena
Clement Montahan
American Can Company
Aleges
Pittsburg Death Notices Include Several Names
Death notices from Pittsburg list Ed W. Irvin aged 52 and Abe Bloom with unclear ages, plus Peter Knobloch of Hopking Michigan and George W. Riddle at 922 Becqfora Street. The brief items provide scant biographical detail beyond names and locations.
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Pittsburg
W. Irvin
Pitsburg
Abe Bloom
Peter Knobloch
Hopking
Mich
George W. Riddle
Becqforaistreet
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