Rebuff for Odell tabled at New York GOP meeting
A resolution endorsing Governor Hughes for the Republican presidential nomination, offered by former Governor Odell, was tabled 32 to 4 at the New York Republican state committee session. Odell and allies opposed the table and argued the motion fit the party’s view amid Roosevelt’s renomination stance.
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Odell
Roosevelt
Far
New York
Republi
Associated Press
Hughey
Republican’ State Committee
George W. Dunn
State Railway Commission
Viam Halpin
William Tencyck
Ode
Woodruff
Republican Organization of
New York State
State Failway
George Dunn
William T. Teneyck
Albany
Stalic Halpin
New York City
Oshkosh Man With Long criminal Record Arrested Here
Special to The Northwestern. Kington May 11. Two men were arrested for extension. one, Earl Allison, had a long criminal history in Oshkosh and other Wisconsin cities. Records show he spent time in Milwaukee reformatory in 1898 and faced multiple arrests for larceny and vagrancy between 1902 and 1906.
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Northwestern
Kington
BD. C
Henry Atnand
Oshkosh Anul
Wisconsin
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Earl Allison
Milwaukee Reformatory
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Allison
Washington
Sherman Named to Succeed G
Washington May 11 The president announces the appointment of Lawrence Timots to succeed G. in the post. Timots takes the role as l item in the administration. Connections to the Associated Press report from Washington.
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Associated ‘Press
Washington, D. C
Lawrence
Rights Recognized Move Toward Turkish Mission Reforms
The May 2 dispatch from Constantinople reports the removal of disabilities on American missionary institutions in Turkey. The Porte has issued instructions to repeal adverse measures, with embassy officials expected to complete formalities soon and secure official recognition on the same basis as other foreign missions.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Porte
Treatment of ExquImos Criticized by Gen Greely in Chicago
Maj. Gen. Adolphus W. Greely condemned U S government policy toward Alaska Natives in an address to the graphic society of Chicago calling courts instruments of private interests and alleging long standing mistreatment. He recalled polar expeditions and criticized administration for harming aboriginal peoples.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Alaska
Adolphus W. Greely
United Sates Army
Ma Gtographic Society of
Rin
Alaaska
Jias
United States
General Gree
Ald
Greeely
Snow and cold spread through New York and Pennsylvania
Associated Press reports snow and seasonable lows across New York state and New England. Boonton and nearby areas saw ground cover from a heavy night of rain and snow, with multiple inches in the Adirondacks and northern sections. Rochester and Pittsburgh recorded significant temperature drops and snowfall, making it the coldest May day in some records.
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Associated Pras
New York
Purita
New York State
New England
Boatan
N.Y
Pennsylv
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Mit
Weather Bureau
Missing man located in Racine Wis May 11 1900s
Word was received today that Thomas P Houston Academ ft was believed to have met with foul play in Chicago. He had not been heard from since Wednesday when he was to take a train to his Racine home, claiming a sudden business call in St Louis before returning home.
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Northwestern
Racine
Wis
Thomas P. Houston
Academ
Toul
Chicago
St.Louis
Jones Surrenders to Charlotte Bank Embezzlement Case
Frank H. Jones, the defaulting teller of Charlotte National Bank, admitted surrender in Charlotte on May 11. He is accused of embezzling about $70,000. a $3,000 reward had been offered. Alleged accomplice Renville remains under a $10,000 bond.
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Associated Press
Charalotte
N. C
Frank H. Jones
Charlotte National Bank
Uiis City
Ronville
Demarkation of Rights Between U S Japan Near Far East
Berlin reports on a tentative U S Japan treaty are clarified as not about general peace but a demarcation of rights in the Philippines Corea and Manchuria. The setup concerns the boundaries of imperial influence rather than a broader settlement.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Berlin
United States
Japan
Far East
Phillippines
Corea
Manchuria
Grenoble Electors Strike Causes Unusual Municipal Vote
A local grievance led to a strike of electors in Grenoble. In the first ballot no one voted, and on the second ballot one vote was cast for fifteen officials who were thus elected, surprising several successful candidates.
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Associated Press
Paris
Grenoble
Tariff War Threat Looms Between France and United States
A fragmentary AP item notes rising tensions as American merchants face tariff clashes with France, signaling a looming trade dispute. Early references mention reciprocal duties and potential retaliatory measures. Details are incomplete but suggest a broader economic confrontation.
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Associated Press
France
Teen girl attempts suicide with bichloride tablets
Veronica Polewzynski, seventeen, tries to take poison on her way to Milwaukee. She swallowed bichloride of mercury tablets after leaving the Home of the Good Shepherd, but physicians and police action saved her. She was arrested on parole violations and returned to the home.
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Glel
Chicago & Northwestern
Gable
the Good Shepherd
Milwaukee
Veronica Po Tewnynski
Cinde Berk
Kkota
Pelice
H. Jf. Meusel
I Senn God
Walnut Street
Veronica Polewaynskis
Houe of Good Shepherd
Mafin
Michael Polewzynski
Good Shepherd
Antil
Parule
Englishwoman Shot by Stray Bullet in Ceiba
From New Orleans May 11 Associated Press reports an English woman was wounded in Ceiba Honduras when marines were sent after unrest. Officials said an American vice consul telegraphed the marines to restore order as soldiers pursued a native Honduran and a stray shot struck the woman in the leg.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Celba
Honduras
Vacaro
Ceiba
Birth of Heir Brings Joy Across Spain
Reports from Madrid say there was little sleep last night as celebrations spread. Public rejoicing over the birth of the heir to the throne continued into the morning with church bells ringing, music, and widespread displays of happiness in provinces and towns while authorities distributed alms to the poor.
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Associated. Press
Madrid
Spain
Elmsa
Toma
Birth of Heir Delights Spanish Royal Family
Monarchs rejoice as a royal baby is born amid midnight celebrations across Spain. Queen Victoria and the infant are reported to be in excellent condition while crowds disperse peacefully at dawn. Manuel sends warm telegrams to King Alfonso expressing congratulations and best wishes.
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Spain
Victoriac
Ppaly
Nome
Manuel
Alefunao
ESE RHAJESTE IN LETTERS
Assimiatad Presa reports in Vienna that Mrs Waowarke, wife of Noor, is under inquiry for alleged love letter seduction. She reportedly left her parents in Silesia after an engagement to Scobowaki and later married in America before returning to visit relatives. Police accuse her of misconduct leading to arrest on the eve of a Chicago return.
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Sanday
Vienna
Waowankey
Ad Tuaru Noor
Radwianitts
Silesia
Waowarke
Scobowaki
Kirl Onucellud
America
Wawarke
Strader
Chicago
Habeas Corpus Hearing In St Louis For Waters-Pleree Company
The habeas corpus hearing for Hy. Clay Pleren, chairman of the Waters-Pleree Company, was before Judge Adams in the U S circuit court in St Louis. Sheriff Matthews of Travian county arrived to take Pleren back to Texas to answer the indictment. The hearing addressed a perfunct affidavit and related matters arising from the case.
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Associated Tress
St. Louis
Clay Pleren
Waters-Pleree’ of Company
Adams
United States
Cuore
Matthews
Travia Enunty
Ake
Texas
Perfurt
Train wreck report with dynamite incident aftermath
A rail incident near the Montgomer area injured the motorman and conductor, Brunsen, minor. One passenger, a black man, escaped unharmed. The damaged car stood about 100 feet from the track as the dynamite stuck.
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Ry -Ass
Pre Montgomer
Montes
Wmotorman
Brunsen
Wis
Markets are Church Announcement
General sports notes and sermon notices appear in a fragmented church page. State officers of the Woman’s Relief Corps are referenced alongside a declamatory contest winner and portraits. A Cleveland style church sermon by Oshkosh Pastor is listed with local civic notes and centennial mentions.
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Eeseers
Wiacenuin
Bagies
Jesus
Oshkoak
Bermon
Oshkosh Paator
Monasha Realdent
Current Gees
Mrs Edwards Named Leader At Twenty Century Club Meeting
The Twentieth Century club elects officers for its women’s club in the city. Dr Myra Hewitt is named president with Mrs Tewards as vice president and Mrs Weo P Findeisen as second vice president. Other officers include Mary Ture secretary and Mary Stehal treasurer.
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Tewards
Myra Hewitt
Weo P. Findeisen
Peourdings
Rebury
Mary Ture
Ars
Mary
Stehal
Thea
Tlooner
Mra
Willam T. Cettin
Shairman
Lillliam G. Kimhat
Chale Art
Che. Cudden
Chalruinn
Parliamentary Mena
Otis A. Sidi
Domedile
Bertha Mi
Knaafinnsety Cluic Improvement Department
Mo N. Melyer
Century Club Names Officers For Third Consecutive Term
The afternoon meeting at the Century clubhouse on Wi street confirmed the nominating committee slate with no opposition. Mrs. Edwards will begin her third consecutive year as president, following two successful terms. The club constitution limits any president to three terms.
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Wi Street
Edwards
Education meeting draws Lawrence alumni and educators
City school superintendent will preside as Lawrence university faculty alumni and students appear on the program. All former Lawrence students in the city and alumni are urged to attend to hear educators discuss advancing education. Teachers in public sectors and Normal School educators are invited to participate.
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Lawrence University
Lawrence
Prices of wheat soar advance contentions in Chicago
Wheat prices surged on Chicago boards after government crop reports. May futures moved higher with gains eroded by profit taking but overall strength persisted as winter weather and Western conditions supported the market. Reports from Michigan and Canada indicated mixed prospects for seeding and crop development, influencing ongoing demand and currency dynamics.
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Associated Press
Cingago
Lik
Board of Trade
Seuttom
Canada
Amiersh
Iicnisite
Gevernment
Michigan
Death Claims Debi and Remains of Noted Locals
A chaotic obituary piece notes the death of Debi, the fourth member in a Tea forum, and nearby mentions of a Savannah native, Martin J. Thevn, longtime Rawing resident and president of a telecommunication company. It records wartime service, affiliations with the Knights of Pything, and a memorial in Milwaukee area terms.
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Tlacinat Maan Acturet
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Rawing Say
Martin J. Thevnwas
Aacrafacturar
Tele Pout Company
Racha
the Knights of Pything
Eruption Alarm Surges Around Etna and Stromboli
Alarm grows in Sicily as new eruptions rise at Etna and Stromboli. Messina and Catania observatories report earthquakes while lava and ash plume from Etna’s main crater lights the sky. A crater segment fell at Stromboli, intensifying activity and stirring fears of sudden submarine venting.
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Messina
Stelly
Mig I
Eratera
Maisits Etna
Stromboli
Messing
Catania
Mount Etna
Mount Elna
Aea
Strike at New York Amid Deepening Longshore Unrest
Amid continuing longshoreman strikes and heavy police presence in New York, talks with steamship firms aim at arbitration face stubborn opposition. Officials report fragile negotiations, with signs of potential outside committees and limited progress toward a settlement as coastwise shipping and coal shipments loom.
Postal Reform Aims to Improve Service Across Nation
Washington DC views eliminating shoplifting and improving mail handling as key goals. A postal commission will lead a new system design with expert accounts and a formal plan, directed by Chairman Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania.
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Washington, DC
United States
Bee
Postal Commission
Senator Penrose
Pennsylvania
Sunday Weather Snapshot From May Day Page
Fragmentary glimpse shows a Sunday date around May with notes on warmer conditions and local observation time. Mentions temperature and a few indecipherable names, likely meteorological or local station references.
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Sata
Vasisconista Vale
AL Lp
Heymann Cw
An Educational Day At First Methodist Episcopal Church
An educational day will be held at the First Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow. The Lawrence Glee Club will sing in the morning and evening. Dr Samuel Plants will speak at the event.
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Episcopal Church
The
Lawrence Glee, Club
Samuel ‘Plants
Wll
Assembly Kills Bill in Wisconsin Special Report
Madison May 11 The Assembly held a routine session with the principal act being the rejection of the Socialistic Democratic bill requiring ads for men to replace strikers to announce that the position is filled. The vote ended the measure and no further action was noted.
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Madison
Wis
Socialistic Democratic Bil
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Jones Surrenders
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