Associated Press elects directors at annual meeting
At the AP annual meeting in New York on April 25 the board elected directors Charles A. Rook Charles Hopkins Clark Clark Howell W. S. McClatchy Elbert H. Baker Oswald Garrison Villard and named an advisory board nominating auditing committees for the southern division. The resolutions mourned the deaths of three former directors Col William R. Nelson Charles W. Knapp and Herman Ridder.
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Charles A. Rook
Pittsburg
Dispatch
Charles Hopkins Clark
Hartford
Atlanta
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Times
M. E. Foster
Houston
Tex
Chronicle
Bruce Haldeman
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Robert Ewing
New Orleans
F. G. Bell
Savannah
J. M. Thomson
Frederick I. Thompson
Mobile
Ala
Register
Col
William R. Nelson
Kansas City
Star
Charles W Knapp
The
New York Times
Herman Ridder
New York Staats Zeitung
Special Photo Offer From Barr Studio
The Barr Studio offers limited time prices for photographs for 30 days. Sizes include 27x11 photos at 1.50 for two, 6 Cabinet photos at 0.75, 4 panels with 3 positions for 6, and 506 Call. Early ordering urged to avoid rush.
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Ave
Spring 60 Cent Round Trip To Birmingham
Sutherland Springs and return Sunday service on Southern Pacific departs at 7 56 a m. The Birmingham reunion fare is 23 45 round trip with May 14 15 16 as travel dates.
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Southern Pacific
Reunion
Birmingham
Sutherland Springs and Return
Britons Defend Naval Blockade After Neutral Trade Protests
Washington reports a British note asserting naval blockade is lawful and necessary, pledging to minimize neutral hardship. France backs regulation of neutral trade, while a Norwegian inquiry seeks ways to reduce delays. Admiral Jellicoe notes the Allied search-at-port approach aims to spare neutrals in wartime.
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State Department
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United States
Belgium
Sir John Jellicoe
Grand Fleet
Jellico
Germans Use Passport Tricks To Bypass Prize Rules
The note argues Germany’s misuse of U S passports to secure safe passage for military personnel and agents, justifying guarding measures and port calls. It defends prize court power under international law and cites Commerce data showing rising exports to neutrals, asserting critics misstate trade impact.
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LaWo
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Holland
Washington
Dorothy Gish at Grand in Old Heidelberg Today
Dorothy Gish stars as Prince Karl’s sweetheart in Old Heidelberg at the Grand today and Thursday. The program also features Fatty Arbuckle in Fatty’s Fickle Fall and Hawaiian Singers at Majestic, with Toots Paka and troupe, Eduardo and Elisa Cansino, and other act highlights on the bill.
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Prince Karl
Dr. W. Griffith-Triangle Studio
Dayton
Ohio
Lillian Gish
Elsie Stoneman
Dorothy
Little Willie
East Lynne
Griffith
Mary Pickford
Miss Dorothy
Triangle
Fatty Arbuckle
Keystone
Fatty
Majestic
Hawaii
Toots Paka
Majestic Theater
Eduardo
Elisa Cansino
Alfonso
Royal Court
Spain
The
Ed Brendel
Muriel Morgan
Harry Mayo
Harry Tally
Empire City
Helene Hamilton
Jack Barney
Australan Woodchoppers
Henry G. Rudolph
Princess Theater Opens With Varied Pantages Bill
A new Pantages vaudeville bill debuts at the Princess Theater on Thursday. The headliner is a comic act titled A Hot Time In Dogtown featuring well trained dogs and monkeys. Simmons and Simmons present a novelty routine with singing and whimsy. Mrs. Simmons appears as a theater scrubwoman interfering with the act.
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Princess Theater
Dogtown
Simmons
Tiz Foot Comfort Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old style ad touts Tiz as a magical remedy for tired feet and foot ailments. It claims acids and poisons are drawn out, easing aches, corns, blisters, and bunions and promising comfort after work or long standing. A 25 cent box is urged from druggists or department stores.
Keough Sisters Charm With New Songs At Local Show
The act ends with the partners in fitted costumes delivering smart chatter and song. Aerial Vivian wowed with a mid air web routine as The Keough Sisters entertained with fresh numbers. bill to rotate again Sunday.
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Keough Sisters
Vivian
Taxes Owed to City of San Antonio Due Now
Taxpayers are notified that 1915 city taxes are due. Delinquent after May 31 with interest and penalties accruing. J. F. Garland, Commissioner of Taxation, urges prompt payment to avoid rush and penalties.
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San Antonio
J. F. Garland
Mexican loses $3200 in San Antonio crap game
A Mexican arrival in San Antonio reported to police that he lost a $3200 roll in a Tuesday afternoon craps game with three local men on Fourth Street. Police arrested the four men on gaming charges. the visitor had previously won as much as $1600. Court hearing set for Thursday in Corporation Court.
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San Antonio
Mexico
King
Ruhnke
Corporation Court
London darkness sparks lamped police reform talk
A London editor urges constables to wear red lamps on their belts to deter suburbans from posting letters near shadowy officers at night. A Christian Science Monitor writer warns about the risk, noting a Chelsea pensioner in a summer coat could resemble a snare in the dark.
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London
Christian Science Monitor
Chelsen
Chelsea
Healthy Old Age Brings Happiness Promotes Health
Simple remedy overcomes constipation as a cause of ill health in old age. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a mild laxative sold by druggists for fifty cents a bottle. An offer gives a free trial bottle by writing Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
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J. H. Bristol
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Republicans In Massachusetts Unpledged Delegates Choose Roosevelt Backing
In Massachusetts thirty two of thirty six delegates selected in yesterday's presidential primaries are unpledged to any candidate. The other four are understood to favor Theodore Roosevelt. All Democratic delegates back Wilson for renomination.
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Mess
Massachusetts
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Iowa Primary Results Show Cummins Victory Over Roosevelt
Des Moines reports on the April 10 presidential primary canvass. Republican totals include Cummins 40,157 and Roosevelt 2,286 with Hughes 270 and Root 613. Democratic results list Wilson 31,447 Clark 63 Bryan 149 and Ford 42.
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Iowa
State Executive Council Today
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Roosevelt
Hughes
Root
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Clark
Bryan
Ford
Conservatives in Wisconsin Convene Senate Candidate Conference
Madison Wis April 26 One hundred ten delegates ten from each of Wisconsin’s eleven congressional districts gather in Madison for a conservative Republican conference to endorse a candidate to oppose United States Senator La Follette in the fall primary election.
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Wis
Wisconsin
United States
LaFollette
Delegates Elected In Ohio Primaries For National Conventions
Delegates for both parties elected at large to the Republican and Democratic national conventions in Ohio after yesterday's primaries. Theodore E. Burton won the Republican presidential preference in the GOP ballots while Wilson topped the Democratic list with no opposition. Names written in include Henry Ford Theodore Roosevelt and Justice Charles E Hughes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Theodore E. Burton
Wilson
Henry Ford
Detroit
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles E. Hughes
Ford
Arkansas Republicans debate seating white and negro delegations
In Little Rock on April 26, Republican leaders anticipate unpledged state convention delegates. The main dispute centers on seating white versus negro delegations from Pulaski and Kempstead counties. Harry H. Meyers challenges H. L. Rommel for national committeeman, vows to take fight to the convention floor while Cummins backers push for a Cummins candidacy. Judge Worthington to preside as temporary chair.
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Little Rock
Ark
H. L. Rommel
Harry H. Meyers
Hot Springs
Meyers
Pulaski
Kempstead
Republican State Central Committee
F. Prouty
Des Moines
Cummins
John J. Worthington
Taggart Likely Nominated for Short Senate Term
In Indianapolis the Democratic state convention plans to finish today with Senator Thomas Taggart likely nominated by acclamation for the short term in the U S Senate. John W Kern is slated for the long term, John A M Adair for governor, and four delegates at large to be chosen.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas Taggart
United States Senate
John W. Kern
John A. M. Adair
Third Field Artillery Band Concert at Fort Sam Houston
The Third Field Artillery Band will give a concert at Fort Sam Houston on Thursday afternoon. Chief Musician A C Pentland arranged the program featuring Thundering Cannon, Carman Fantasia, Creole Belles, Aeroplane Dip, Melody of Love, Romeo and Juliet, and other selections. The concert starts at 4 30 o'clock.
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Fort Sam Houston
A. C. Pentland
Carman
Ee Engelmann
Besser Mee’ Ake Eae
United Mine Workers Edge Toward Possible Strike
United Mine Workers face a potential strike involving 176 000 miners over recognition and closed shop disputes. The Mine Workers general board reviews a stalled report as talks extend seven weeks, with a May 2 convention to decide if a walkout occurs.
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Pril
United Mine Workers of America
General Board
The
Mine Workers’ Union
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