Wilson Warns California on Alien Land Bill Policy
President Wilson issues final word urging California to avoid steps that might implicate treaty obligations as the anti alien land bill faces approval. He appeals to Governor Johnson and state lawmakers to exclude aliens not seeking citizenship while avoiding discrimination that could trigger federal concerns. Sacramento lawmakers debate the message and consider a national policy stance.
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Princess bitten by lap dog risks rabies
Dresden April 22 reports Princess Maria Immaculata wife of King Frederick Augustus of Saxony and brother of Johann George received a preventive inoculation after her lap dog bit her, several suite members, and palace pets. Attendants noted symptoms were suspected and chemical tests confirmed rabies.
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Horses and Driver Trapped in Mires in Umatilla County
In two incidents last week eight horse teams sank into treacherous mires amid plowed fields near Athena and on the Charles Hamilton ranch. Roy Kirk and another driver fled to summon help as teams were submerged, with one horse and rig valued at about $200 recovered after hours of rescue. Ground appeared firm but yielded to sinking mud.
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Athena
Charles Hamilton
Roy Kirk
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Hamilton Ranch
Arrivid
Mamilton
Suffrage Adopted by Penn Senate
Hurtisbure Pa April 22 The female pasted a bill today granting women's suffrage.
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Senate
Hurtisbure
Femite
Duncan family tragedy cremations in Paris explained
In Paris on April 22, the bodies of Isadora Duncan’s two children were cremated while the dancer lay prostrate. The children's ashes will be placed in golden urns, and Miss Duncan plans to keep the urns with her at all times.
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Anti Alien Land Legislation Faces Delays in California Senate
Sacramento April 22 The anti alien land legislation in the senate is chaotic with three sets of amendments pending on both the assembly and senate bills. A bitter fight is expected over further changes as floor leaders warn debates may push final action to the session’s end.
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Western Tri State League Opens With Walla Walla Pendleton Game
Western Tri State action kicks off in Garden City with Walla Walla Bears meeting Pendleton Buckaroos. McKune’s squad travels confident, Wheeler Osborne to start for Pendleton, while Walla Walla eyes opening win amid town holiday atmosphere and a packed program including parade and opening ceremony. Umpire Starkell and officials named for arena duties as wind threatens but fans hope for clear play and steady attendance.
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Wireless Operators Strike Hits Pacific Coast
A 260 man strike of wireless operators on the Pacific coast stems from unresolved pay demands. They seek 60 dollars a month, up from 35 to 45 now. Marconi officials deny knowledge of the walkout, while the Sierra and Unintilla sail later today bound for Honolulu and Seattle.
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Wireless Operators’ Union
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New York
Honolulu
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Report on Tariff Bill and Underwood Plan
Fourteen members of the Ways and Means Committee submitted a report to the House denouncing the Payne tariff bill and outlining Underwood reforms. They estimate Underwood receipts at 926 million dollars with expenses near 994.079 million, and income tax yielding 70 million to cover deficits. The document cites a 46.7 percent rise in costs since 1897, with farm products up 93.2 percent and pork products up 122 percent, and argues the tariff situation remains intolerable and failed to reduce prices.
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Ways and Means Committes
House
Congress
German Aircraft Lands in France
Paris April 22 A German military biplane landed at Arra Court in France. Two German officers, unaware they were on French soil, explained fuel ran out forcing the landing. The nearby minister of war canceled his journey and ordered the release after the incident.
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Paris
Arra Court
France
Recall Vote on Police Judge Willer in San Francisco
San Francisco voters go to the polls on April 22 to decide three issues including the recall of Police Judge Willer. A key item is the lower Market Street agreement with the United Railroads and the early Geary Street municipal railroad extension. Also on the ballot is an initiative to cut telephone rates. Women workers turn out and predict Willer’s recall by a safe margin.
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Boiled Egg Proves to Be a Ruby Mine
In Hammonton New Jersey April 22 a ruby weighing almost half a carat was found inside a boiled egg opened by J H Randlett’s son. The boy’s friends started digging the hens feeding ground hoping to locate the gem’s source as small New Jersey gravel rubies have surfaced before.
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There’s room at the top but the traveler prefers the lower berth
A travel note suggests experienced passengers favor the lower berth for comfort. It contrasts prestige with practicality, implying seasoned travelers choose practicality over status in long journeys.
Belgium Strikers End Halt After Vote Commission Formed
Brussels April 22. A strike of about half a million workers ends as the chamber of deputies approves appointing a commission to investigate equal suffrage demands. The commission will study the suffrage issue and draft electoral reforms and will meet tomorrow.
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Chamber of Deputies
Rebels Bombard Guayamas. Federals Rally Supplies
Douglas Arizona April 22. The constitutionalists bombardment of Guayamas continues as the Mexican federal garrison replies briskly. Federals have received fresh supplies and ammunition and are believed to offer long resistance.
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Arizona
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Dentists to Form Eastern Oregon Association in Pendleton
An Eastern Oregon dental association will organize in Pendleton on Saturday, inviting dentists from Heppner La Grande Baker Yale Walla Walla and other towns. Local dentists will host a banquet for visiting members with the aim of uniting eastern practitioners and affiliating with the state dental association.
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Pinal Efforts Made To Settle Coal Strike
Hasleston W Va April 22 In an effort to settle the coal miner strike in the Paint Creek and Cabin Creek districts a convention of bituminous coal miners was called today Governor Hatfield attended the conference and presented a peace proposal If his effort to end the strike fails Hatfield will call an extra session of the legislature to consider further price measures.
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Strikers killed in clash at El Paso smelter
Two strikers were killed and several wounded in a battle between strikers and strike breakers at the El Paso smelter today in El Paso on April 22.
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Pope Improving in Rome Report
Rome April 22 The pope’s condition was reported satisfactory today as clerical sources described his health as improving after recent illness. The Vatican emphasized no immediate ceremonial duties are planned while medical staff monitor his recovery.
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200 Miles Through Crowded Streets Chase Continues Auto
New York on April 22 three women and a child were injured as a racing car driven by William Gohlhaus and two companions fled through crowded streets. Policeman Odenhirt fired on the pursuers, a long chase past Van Cortlandt Park and through the Upper West Side ended when the car’s front wheels collapsed and Gohlhaus was captured. A little girl was struck by a stray bullet as windows shattered.
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Indian Bill Passed by House in Washington
The House met at noon in Washington and agreed to a night session. It passed the sundry civil bill totaling over 116 million dollars and the Indian appropriation bill before adjourning until tomorrow.
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Senate
House
SIX MEN GUARD RITES AT TORNOW GRAVE
Five men with a deputy sheriff watched over John Tornow’s grave at Hettle cemetery in Montesino Washington. The body lay in the family burial ground near the Tornow homestead in Mason County. Friends attended services and laid many flowers, many from the Tornow homestead.
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Hettle
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Friedmann Visits Inoculated Tuberculosis Patients
New York April 22 Dr Friedmann returned to continue treatment of tubercular patients who already received one inoculation with turtle serum. He examined 20 of 38 Bellevue Hospital patients. conditions and further details were refused. Some patients show modest weight gain, similar to untreated peers.
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Friedmann
Bellevue Hospital
Congress Probes Baseball Trust Over Alleged Monopolies
Washington reports a House measure calls for a seven member committee to investigate the so called baseball trust. Representative Gallagher of Tiltola leads the push alleging restraint of competition and exclusive territorial division. Horace Forel of the Philadelphia National League pledges evidence. the AG would review players contracts for Sherman antitrust violations.
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