Roosevelt Victory in Maryland Primary Fight
Roosevelt sweeps Maryland as delegates at stake total sixteen. Clark leads_Wilson for the state convention, with Taft trailing. Ohio and Texas contests loom as Roosevelt aims to seal nomination, while Underwood asserts his bid. Maryland results boost Roosevelt and Clark on the path to Chicago.
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Orozco Rejects Gomez Regime at Juarez
Escalon Mexico May 7 General Pasquale Orozco refuses to recognize Emilio Vasquez Gomez's provisional government at Juarez. He telegraphs Gomez to quit Mexico, says he is 394 miles south of Chilhuahua and forty miles behind his advance guard. Orozco opposes any civil government before war ends and would have worked with Vasquez Gomez if not for the Juarez government.
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Emilio Vasquez Gomez
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Judge Tarrant Near Death in Milwaukee
Milwaukee May 7 doctors treating Circuit Judge Warren D. Tarrant said at noon they had abandoned hope of saving his life. The judge suffers from an abbcess in the abdomen and may pass away at any time this afternoon.
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Warren D. Tarrant
Circuit Court
View of the monster parade for woman suffrage in New York
The monster parade in New York drew hundreds of men marching in sympathy with the women and their rights campaign. They shared the same enthusiasm as the suffragists in a relentless national struggle for women's rights, with representation from every state in the union.
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New York
United States
Government seeks dissolution of United States Steel under Sherman act
The Associated Press reports the government aims to dissolve United States Steel Corporation under the Sherman act with testimony on wire pool schemes. Wall ame Buell recalled as witness, naming rivals and subsidiaries including American Mill, Cleveland Rolling, Pittsburg Wire, Oliver Wire, and others linked to the era of steel and wire competition.
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Henry PL Brown
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Kalmer Manufacturing
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Hiwell Manufacturing Company
Asheville Wire Company
Laidlaw Bale Tie Company
Garden City Wire and Spring Company
Salem Wire Nail Company
Government brings suit over adulterated paints
The government filed information in a U S court against two paint manufacturers charging adulteration and misbranding of numerous products. The action is among the first Congress begun in 1930 to curb sale of impure poisons for destroying insect pests.
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Chicago
United States
Congress
Pension Bill Approved by Senate in Conferees Report
Washington May 1 The conferees report on the general pension bill was agreed to by the senate. The measure will require an average annual appropriations increase of about 22 million dollars for five years. The largest rise comes next year, reaching 35 million dollars.
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Rural School Inspector Looms Over Board Meeting
Milwaukee May 7 A Daily News special from Madison saga Rural School Inspector Larsen has called a meeting of the committee of fifteen appointed by the state superintendent to consider certain phases of a rural school problem The meeting will be held Friday and Saturday.
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New Methodist Body Debated at General Conference
Minttapolis May 7 The church debates establishment of a new mother body for the Methodist Episcopal Church with a court of appeals and a panel to hear and determine appeals. Jurists urged creation of a three judge court with six ministers and lay members chosen by the general conference. Leaders pressed for passage as a key procedural reform. The afternoon session featured work of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society with Bishop McDowell preaching.
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Opinion on Eddy Will Trust Creation at Eddy Will
The opinion from Cy Associited Prone Concard discusses the will of Mary Baker Eddy, noting the bequest to the First Church of Christ, Scientists of Boston as a residuary trust. The court holds the residuary clause is a charitable trust for religious purposes, not a gift to a church.
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Christian Seience
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Vald Trust
Todas
France Watches Panama Opening Canal Plans
France and its government and communist allies focus on the Panama Canal project plans as nations seek an opening for merchant steamers at both the Atlantic and Pacific ends. The discussion covers docking stations, routes, and potential impacts on global shipping.
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Despondent singer falls from Brooklyn Bridge into water
Charles McFarljatel, described as a despondent chanteur, leapt from the Brooklyn Bridge into the East River. He was picked from the water by a tugboat crew, with a broken shoulder and other injuries reported.
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New York
Charles McFar Jatel
Brooklyn Bridge
UBS
Joy Aleds
Aviator Bachmayer Killed Spying At Iohannisthal
A German aviator named Bachmayer was killed at Iohannisthal airfield while spying. The aeroplane's motor failed and crashed to the ground, causing a loss of balance and a plunge from the air.
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Mis Supreme Court ruling on semi monthly wage law
The Missouri Supreme Court on May 7 reviewed the validity of a semi monthly wage payment law for railroad and other corporate employees. The case centered on whether paid twice monthly complies with existing statutes and whether related payroll practices were lawful under state law.
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Associated Pregn
Jefferson City
Rubber Storage Fire Destroys Revere Tire Store
A Providence Ro L dispatch reports the Revere Rubber company warehouse housing hundreds of thousands of dollars in tires was destroyed by fire this afternoon. Fire crews battled the blaze, with authorities estimating substantial property loss and damage to inventory.
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Annual Encampment of Confeder ate Warriors Held in Georgia
Fifty years ago a large gathering of veterans and their families met in Georgia for the Annual Encampment of Confederate Warriors. Notables from Macon and nearby cities attended as veterans, daughters, and Sons of Veterans gathered for a reunion amid military bands and drum corps. General John Be Gordon was honored as a famed military leader, with welcome addresses by Roland Ells and a reply by Gen. Orville Waller. The event featured ceremonies, speeches, and a planned address by Col. Wallace Screws of Montgomery tonight.
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Roland Ells
Sons of Veterans
Medical Club Dinner to Feature Lipids Experts
The Oshkust Medical Club will hold its annual dinner at the Athearn hotel tomorrow at o'clock. Dr. M. KO Corbert is to be the toastmaster, with remarks from A. Brown and H.C. dhewite wit. Miss Goldy Belle McComb will perform a vaudeville number as part of the program.
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Only One Name On Ballot In Milwaukee May 14 Election
Special to The Northwestern reports Milwaukee officials omit Robert Boyd from the May 14 councilman ballot citing an expense filing issue. The ballot will list only James Sotlie as a candidate.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Daily News
Ean Claire
Fontueney
Robert I. Boyd
Dalin M. Sotlie
Wisconsin board of control meets for Chippewa Falls hospital bid
The state board of control in Madison was to let contracts for a new hospital building at the state home for the mentally stable in Chippewa Falls this afternoon. Routine business was expected to fill most of the agenda.
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Wisconsin
Madigon «Ay
Atate
Chippewa Falls
State Board of Contral
Talcott WH Outlines Plan for Pulitzer School of Journalism
Talcott WH, new head of the Pulitzer School of Journalism at Columbia University, outlines goals before the honorary Size Delta Chi at the Wisconsin campus dinner. Joseph Pulitzer of The New York World donates over 7 million dollars for the endowment. Prof Johnny Canliffe of UW English will head the institution as director. the project is described as an experimental start next fall amid New York newspaper backing.
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Talcott
Philadelphia
Pulitzer School of Journalism
Columiia University
Size Delta Chi
University of Wisconsin
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
Johny Canliffe
Williams
New York
Flood Strain and Labor unrest grip New Orleans area
May 7 dispatches describe citizens menaced by floods near New Orleans as relief efforts deploy from Chicago. Levee fortifications are urged despite protests that levees held before and will hold now. Separately, strikes and picket lines disrupt newsrooms, brewing groups, and mining districts across multiple states, prompting police and union actions.
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Flood Refugees Reach Morganza As Levee Break Looms
New Orleans reports flood refugees stranded in the back country of Louisiana with hundreds more awaiting rescue. Thousands face hunger and exposure as levee breaches near Torras threaten towns south of the breach. Officials estimate eight and a half million dollars in agricultural losses with extensive property damage and long floods expected for weeks. rescue crews in Morganza and nearby towns continue evacuations and relief efforts amid dangerous currents.
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Meyer Gives Lane Credit For Information On Archbald
Professor U M W Meyer formerly of Madison and a former member of the Interstate Commerce Commission asserts that information on winter facts used to impeach Judge Robert W Archbald came from Commissioner Lane. Meyer says charges were sent to the president because he was a pet of the White House. He had been connected with Wisconsin economics and the state railroad commission before joining the ICC.
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Fight in Political Meeting Sparks Riot in Montenegro Support Rally
A riot erupted during a Montenegrin support meeting for republican government when a speaker disrupted proceedings. Police arrested several attendees, including a former Montenegrin war minister now in exile, amid claims of nationalist tensions.
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Ventilate Main Hall at Wisconsin University Basement
A Journal special reports the state board of health ordered ventilation checks for the University of Wisconsin main hall basement where twenty female clerks and atomographers work. Ventilating fans were stopped by business manager H. C. Bumpes, drawing protests and reports of unsanitary conditions. A recent incident involved Mrs. Frank Skinner of Everett, Washington, visiting relatives in Milwaukee.
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University of Wisconsin
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University Extension
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Frank Skinner
Everett
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Maud Rice
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Merritt
Resthaven Hotel Fire Endangers Building in Waukesha
A fire broke out in the attic of the Resthaven hotel in Waukesha Wisconsin on May 1 causing about 25000 in damage. Fire departments from local crews and Carroll College students helped battle the blaze as the structure risked total loss and insurance was involved.
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Resthaven
Carroll ‘College
Milwaukee Department
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Lawyers Favor Suffrage in Kansas Campaign
Helen Brewster Owens of Ithaca New York equal suffrage organizer reported at the Kansas Equal Suffrage association convention that politicians seek suffrage support, with Dr Owens noting that three fourths of lawyers favor the cause after six months of statewide lectures in fifty four counties and every congressional district.
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Wichita
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Milk Depot Changes In Green Bay Presage New Management
Milwaukee report notes Joseph J. Wendricks and AL P Anderson gained controlling interest in Green Bay Ture Milk Co. They will operate a single depot under their management, promising lower operating costs and potential price cuts, though no reduction was announced yet. They assumed ownership of the business today.
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Green Bay Ture Milk Company
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