Irish Party Urges Constitutional Path After Dublin Rising
The Irish parliamentary party issues a manifesto urging support for constitutional self government, condemning the Dublin uprising and executions. It condemns the rebel movement while calling for continued adherence to constitutional methods, amid debates on revoking martial law as court martials wrap up. Skeffington case fuels Irish outrage. Asquith hints at suspending further executions pending Parliament.
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Dublin
Irish premier vows limited aid for Dublin damage
The Irish delegation conferred with Mr Asquith on Wednesday evening about compensation for property losses during the Dublin disturbances. The premier said the government had resolved to help repair the city but cautioned that careful consideration was needed before any announcement on the extent and conditions of assistance.
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PHONE CONCERNS NEAR AGREEMENT
Chicago May 11 news that a tentative agreement may be reached today between the Chicago Telephone Co and independent lines in the state. Independents would withdraw opposition to the Chicago Tunnel Co sale as ratification by the US public utilities commission is pursued. Bruce A. Campbell urged a postponed hearing to afternoon for a morning conference on service details if the Tunnel or Automatic plant is taken over. The request for delay was granted.
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Chicago Telephone Company
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Bishop ruling sparks amendment on women delegates in church
Boston May 11 Bishop Lawrence ruled the word layman in the church constitution does not mean laywoman when women delegates were discussed at the Massachusetts diocese annual meeting. An amendment to make women eligible was proposed and to be debated today with final action set for the 1917 convention pending majority approval by clergy and laity.
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Lawrence
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Carlisle found guilty of train robbery in Wyoming case
Wm L Carlisle was declared guilty of train robbery Wednesday by a district court jury in Choyenne Wyoming. The panel recommended imprisonment. Carlisle faced trial over the April 21 Union Pacific passenger train holdup at Corlett Junction.
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Wm. L. Carlisle
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Corlett Junction
Money Worth From Simple Mail In Offer
A vintage advertisement urges readers to mail in a cutout with $c to Foley & Co Chicago TL for trial packages. It touts Foley Hones and Tar Compound for bronchial coughs colds and croup plus Foley Kidney Pills for back and kidney issues. Also mentions Foley Cathartec Tablets as a cleansing cathartic and biliousness remedy.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Miller & Arthur Deus Co Ady
State Livestock Board Attacked
Chicago May 11 Suit to enjoin the livestock commissioners of Minnesota from disposing of all carcasses of animals belonging to the National Live stock Commission company was filed in the circuit court here. The bill says inspectors at the stock yards determine disease, slaughter doubtful cattle, and sell carcasses after post mortems without the owner's consent. It charges improper deductions from sale proceeds for expenses such as legal fees taxicab fare a hat meals for clerks and office fixtures not tied to disease handling.
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Livestock Commissioners
National Livestock Commission Company
Thirteen Die as Hall Fire Strikes Norfolk Area
A Wallacetown hall near the Dismal Swamp canal burned during a moving pictures show after a paseline tank exploded. At least 13 Black spectators died and 24 to 80 others were injured as the roof collapsed trapping panicked crowds. One doctor was far away, and the severely burned were taken to Portsmouth by car.
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Wallacetown
Portsmouth
Sir John Maxwell Given Free Hand
London May 11 The government released the instructions given to Major General Sir John Maxwell on his Ireland command allowing a free hand to suppress the rising and move troops under his command The directives authorize measures seen as advisable under the April 26 proclamation and the defense of the realm act Major General Maxwell will coordinate with the War Office on administration and martial law under peacetime system
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Mesopotamia
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Augustine Birrell
Winston Spencer Churchill
London
Sir John Maxwell
Mawell
War Office
Holland Council Urging Mediation
The Netherlands anti war council cables Hamilton Holt of New York regarding Germany's note on peace. It notes Germany has twice declared readiness for peace and urges united neutral mediators to act. The council also suggests engaging American peace societies to press President Wilson for a neutral mediation conference.
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England
Wilson
Netherlands
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Helps Infant Croup
Mrs. Red-2464 Terman St Cevington reports her very young child with croup improved after two doses of Foley's Honey and Tar. The old reliable cough syrup is praised for relief from coughs colds croup and whooping cough, as advertised by Meler & Agehur Drug Co.
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Ireland Reveals Four Sensations Amid Ireland Crisis
London May 11 Ireland produced four sensations Wednesday the resignation of Baron Wimborne lord lieutenant the creation of a commission headed by Lord Sard to probe Irish outbreak the government admission that F Sheehy Skeffington and two others were executed in Portobello barracks before martial law the veteran Dillon securing a special Commons session and an important manifesto to the Irish people by John Redmond.
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Asquith
Vi Treland
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Irish Citizen
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House of Commons
John Redmond
Strikes In Chicago Turn Violent With Injured Worker
In Chicago strikes press on with 15 000 workers from major plants on strike. A group of about 30 attacked a sheet metal worker at the International Harvester plant as he left work, leaving him seriously injured before police intervened. Police in the Tinman Street district mobilized heavily with about 100 extra patrols on duty.
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Tlinman Street
International Harvester Company
National Malleable Casting Company
Kimball Piano Company
Kuppenheimer Company
American Car and Foundry Company
Petr Schuttler Wagon Company
Ederheimer, Stein and Company
Morgan Sash
Hilles confident of party success in 1914 summary
Charles D. Hilles, chairman of the Republican National Committee, cites recent election results as evidence of rising GOP sentiment. He notes George M. Bowers’s West Virginia victory, ending a six year Democratic hold, and cites Maine’s John Peters win as part of a steady Republican advance.
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Illinois grain dealers back leakage suits against carriers
Decatur May 11 The Illinois Grain Dealers association closes with a heated debate over a plan to place grain elevators under state utilities commission. A dissenting critic attacked the idea while advocates urged supporting leakage suits against railroads, with three cases decided so far favoring dealers in two and the railroad in one.
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T. E. Hammann
Milmine
State Utilities Commission
Tlllnois Grain Dealers’ Association
Hitchcock
G. H. Hubbard
Hubbard
Ilinois Central
United
United States
Kean
Packers Grant Wage Increases In Chicago Area
On May 11 wage hikes of two to five cents an hour were given to about 10 000 workers in the stock yards district by several packing firms. Roughly 500 men remain on strike, mostly from Armour Bros hog killing department. The raises are said to avert further trouble across departments.
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Stock Yards
Armourt Bros
Chicago Workers Have Pistol Duel
At a Southwest Side Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers meeting about 200 people were present. Joseph R. Cooney aged 44 and Bert Connors aged 41 were shot in the abdomen and likely fatally wounded. Police say the clash stemmed from a dispute over officer elections in which both men were candidates.
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Joseph_ R. Cooney
Bert Connors
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers Union
Foley Kidney Pills Promote Restful Sleep at Night
Henry Rudolph of Carmi Illinois reports relief from backache and nighttime waking after using Foley Kidney Pills. The pills are said to ease painful bladder weakness and kidney trouble, helping the user sleep through the night. Miller & Arthur Drug Co. advertises the remedy.
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Flenry Rudolph
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Foley Kidney
Miller & Arthur Drug Co.Adv
European War Outbreak Impacts Trade Says National City Bank
A National City Bank foreign trade department statement notes heightened 105 percent autos and associated volume amid the outbreak of the European war, signaling shifts in import and export activity and market reactions.
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