Gludes Long Siege on Witness Ot And Whitman Letter Read
Syracuse New York April 29 Colonel Bunvevell testified at the Willan Barnes Jr. examination in the Roosevelt era context. Whitman, a New York official, said progressive Republicans sought to rid the state of corrupt conditions. The letter, written in 1424, tied corruption to multiple parties. The witness claimed he wrote over 159 000 letters and signed about 20 000 laws. Roosevelt entered the recount briefly, and questions about McKinley and contributors arose. The discussion touched on the Tennessee Coal and Iron and United States Steel Corp, with steel trust dynamics during the panic era. The witness emphasized selecting judges personally or via known bar associations, denying prior influence on appointments. The Whitman letter segment concluded the voir dire. A later note covered submarine tapping rumors in Washington.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company
Local Weather Readout With City by City Temps
Regional forecast data lists temperatures for multiple cities including Louth Shenando, Lancago, Shemadre, St. Paul, Denver, Kansapetty, Rio Verde, Washington DC. Reports show wind directions from northwest to north, precipitation varied, and highs and lows across locations with notes on cloudiness and rain.
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B.C
Weather Forecast Divided Across States With Mild Southwest
unsettled weather remains across much of the United States with varying conditions. Major Allen Budh notes Southwest Texas sees better conditions than many areas but still unsettled. A high area over the Rocky Mountains threatens hotter weather while spring showers linger in portions of the central regions. Major Wuell cautions that dry spells and occasional showers may accompany the forecast as spring progresses.
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Menia
Benson to assume command duties at Philadelphia Navy Yard
In Washington a meeting today between Secretary Daniels and Captain Willac Renan decided Benson would take over naval operations May 11, delaying from May 1. The shift allows him time to settle affairs as Philadelphia Navy Yard commander. Secretary Daniels noted the appointment of an officer with only two months in Washington contrasts with prior shore service.
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D. C
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French Soldiers Buried With Naval Honors in Italy
The bodies of five Italian sailors killed when the French cruiser Leon Gambetta was torpedoed by an Austrian submarine in the Strait of Messina were buried today with full naval honors at Real Maria Leuca. The funeral was arranged by Italian torpedo boat destroyers and officers.
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Fmetr
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Strait of
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Boal Destrovara
Bridges On Fire Rumors Banished By Early City Fire
Fires broke out on Cambie and Grayville streets linking business and maintenance districts. Officials considered a possible plot to burn the city but later ruled out incendiary causes. Connaught bridge damage estimated at 220,090 with Granville Street bridge fire quickly controlled.
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Great Hospital Group Formed by Washington University Complex
The Medical School of Washington University unveils three new buildings costing 1,200,060 dollars forming a major medical campus with Barnes Hospital and St Louis Children's Hospital as part of one of the world’s largest medical and surgical complexes.
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Von Kluck Recovering at Amsterdam Villa Garden
April 28 dispatch notes General von Kinck wounded last month is now able to appear in the garden of his villa, which has been converted into a hospital after the garden’s conversion by Sasheen. Also reports Japan’s proposals to China show concision and possible railway concessions in South China with modifications under discussion.
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Amsterdam
London
TORO
Japan
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Austria
Legislature reconvenes for special session in Texas
The Texas Senate and House met in a called session at Austin with Rev S H Morgan named chaplain and J K Whey elected president pro tempore. Governor Ferguson’s proclamation urged economy and harmony while addressing insurance tax questions and the Gibson plan.
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Wchapiil
Newad
ASA
Csucun
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Governors Office
Regs Jur Amsalan
General Arthur Murray Retires With Army Rank Changes
In Washington on April 28 Major General Arthur Murray, commanding the Western Department, retires after four years but will retain command of advancing units as directed by Secretary Garley. Brigadier General Hugh Scott becomes Chief of Staff, while Colonel Strong of the Coast Artillery is slated for the vacant rank, aligning plans for the forthcoming national exposition. Secretary Garrison holds talks with War Department advisers on a national military program for Congress.
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Gartivan
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Hugh Ll. Scott
Sta
Tin Anny
Garnton
Kener
MoiTay
Selene
Fredericks Strong
Coat Artillery Corps
Charlestor
Gener
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Miliutey Paltey
Washington
War reports conflict Urblin from German front lines
A World War I era correspondent describes discrepancies between German and British battle reports near Newve Chapelie, Givenchy, and Nene Chapelle. The writer claims not seeing Engish forces as portrayed, notes quiet conditions the day before, and questions map-based gains claimed by British sources.
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Winelent
Nasner
Nis Omper
Newve Chapelie
Givenchy
Ter- Fitors
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Hafile
Nene Chapelle
Bettiah Kaide
Mrs Sinclair Sues Daily News Over Arrest Report
Mary Kimbrough Sinclair files a $25,000 lawsuit against the News Publishing Company and Daily News staff over a report claiming she was arrested in New York on April 29 last year during a Rockefeller protest. She alleges the publication caused unpleasing publicity in Mississippi and Colorado.
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Mra Binelar
Wrist watches for Chicago police begin new trial
Chicago police may wear wrist watches for convenience. Chief Charles C. Healey announced the depart ment would permit wrist watches as part of duty gear. Some officers desire the change and one was reprimanded for wearing two watches.
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Aril
Charles. C. Healey
Pensions Endorsed for Retired Ministers Meeting Discusses Funds
SEICAGO April 22 Pensions for retired ministers would curb pulpit commercialization says Dr W A Sarre Indianapolis Ind secretary of the board of ministerial relief of the Disciples of Christ The convention considers plans to raise 2 310 500 000 to provide pensions for retired ministers widows and orphans LOS ANGELES April 3 Secretary of the Interior W R Len has affirmed withdrawal from entry of Kern county land known as The Hawk The land reverts to the United States government and faces appeal draws reaction
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Kern County
Latin Nations Weigh Italy Entry as War Looms
Rome reports a potential Italian move to enter World War I amid diplomatic talks with England and France. A three-point Italian plan envisions a prewar military restraint, postwar territorial guarantees for Trieste, and an eventual alliance with the Triple Entente. Officials resist committing, noting no agreement yet, while Paris and Vienna push for favorable concessions. In London, Lloyd George defends taxation plans to curb liquor consumption, pledging no further concessions to delay the war effort and stressing the need to boost munitions and supplies.
Italian policy find risks in stalled negotiations
In Rome, trusted sources report Italy’s political developments and their impact on central empires. Germany’s ambassador von Buelow pressed Rome to deter Italy from siding with the Allies, offering reparations to sway policy while warning of potential war if Italy pulls away.
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Rome
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Vfl Wyatte Shelouttstan
Gas bombs placed along German front
Belgian committee reported on German use of poison gas along the front. Observers noted clouds carried by wind, with chlorine and sulfurous agents detected. Methods included opening fires to release gas and enclosing agents in missiles. Gas fumes reached half a mile, causing irritation for hours. A German prisoner described gas masks and smoke helmets issued to troops.
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Frince
éTievnl
Apnomind
Jlo Inventigars
Une
Bunddige
Sixteenth Army Corps
Anil 16
Guery
Rate figures show meat transport profitable under lower tariffs
In Chicago on April 3, officials presented figures indicating profitable transport of fresh meats between Kansas City and the Mississippi River at 8.43 cents below proposed rates, as forty-one Western railroad systems protested the increases. W. N. Daniels of the Interstate Commerce Commission led the discussion with statistics and testimony from PettiJohn.
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Kansans City
Sfiesissippi
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President appointments lead Alaskan railway project
W. C. Bucs is named head of the Alaskan Engineering Commission to direct construction of a new railroad terminus. The proposed Strict-Talibanite zone is estimated at 20,416,000 dollars though Congress has provided funds for the work.
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W. C. Bucs T0
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Trammell Trial Opens as Witnesses Testify in Dallas Case
In Dallas on April 28 three witnesses testified by noon in the trial of S. J. Trammell a former policeman charged with striking Wright during a July incident. Witnesses described a quarrel over a woman and an exchange where Trammell allegedly called Wright a "Next." Dr. Cal Norma a physician also testified he reached the scene after the shooting.
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Writ Orders Rail Line to Restart Smithville Shops
A writ of mandamus issued by Judge George Carnoun of the Fifty-Third District Court compels the Kansas & Texas Railway Company to resume operations at its Smithville shops on the Smithville division at January 20, 1814 levels. The court found the rail company bound by a prior decision to repair and rebuild engines and that idle periods had ended, though the state’s motion was denied on one point.
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Tex
Navy seeks attempt to raise sunken submarine P-4
In Baylor Wastington on April 28 an effort to raise the sunken submarine P-4 by forcing air into its tanks from the cruiser Marriand was reported to the Navy Department by Rear Admiral Moore. Experts doubt success due to tank damage and depths involved, as divers connect lines.
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Marriand
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Maore
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Bond sale sparks record offering in New York theses
The report describes a historic bond issue sale in New York led by J P Morgan Co and others, highlighting a $140,000 note and related financial maneuvers. It pauses with a crime note referencing an April Miller case and a murder scene in Fort Worth, Texas.
Ashes from Lassen Peak cover town in April eruption
Ashes drifted over Cottonwood California as Lassen Peak erupted for ten days. Heavy clouds obscured the sky and settled on walks and roofs. A memorial event in Washington DC marked Texas’ memorial efforts amid the eruption.
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Cal
Blynn
Lassen Peak
Turkiye and Britain Fight on Flanders Front
Turkeys and British forces clash in Flanders as Allied lines crumble. Reports from Constantine allege Turkish gains near Kaba Tenekh with heavy losses for the Allies and at least one transport sunk. Paris and Berlin statements offer conflicting views on front changes as Russian front moves unfold.
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Kaba Teneh
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jMield Marshal
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Allies Repel Battle on Shores of Suins Bay
Athens correspondent reports fierce fighting along Suins Bay shore near 3 a Bar on the Gul poli peninsula. Allies claim success with Turkish losses of 30, and one entire battalion captured by the allies.
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LANDING TORTE SURRENDERS IN CONSTANTINOPLE
An official dispatch from the Dardanelles reports a morning assault by Allied forces breaching positions near Xaba Tepeh and forcing the enemy to surrender parts of their lines. Some units fled toward the Thyssen while remaining troops surrendered under pressure amid heavy losses.
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