General W S Greely Retires From Army Post
United Press reports Major General William S. Graely retires today after a long career as a pioneer explorer and Army officer. Brigadier General Cheries Gow assumes command at Fort Leavenworth with Major Kerr slated to succeed at Port Oglethorpe.
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Airship Race Challenge Aims at York Chicago Showdown
A notable airship race belt to determine the York Chicago challenge is announced by P. Bliven of Brooklyn. He claims aerial navigation skills and offers a stake matching another sailor for the race. The outcome hinges on a completed flight anticipated in the near future.
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Demonstration Honors Bryan to Be Held in Pennsylvania
A demonstration in honor of William Jennings Bryan is planned at the exposition building. Nebraskan Bryan will be the speaker and President Jere will preside over the oath. Democrats from across Pennsylvania will participate in the event at Scranton.
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Pennsylvania
Rumors of Harriman Resignation Circulate
United Press reports rumors in New York on March 29 that FE Harriman may retire as Union Pacific president before the annual meeting. Speculation says he would join the board and Charles Mellen of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad would become president.
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Atlantic fleet delayed to May 6 for San Francisco arrival
Secretary Metcalf orders the Atlantic fleet to postpone its arrival in San Francisco Bay until May 6 following a fleet committee request. Boats depart seven times daily from Pier 2 to the U S navy yard.
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Concert Planned for May 6 Primary Elections Evening
A city primary election date coincides with a Soveta evening recital at 8 15 featuring violinist Merv Morita Rosen and Louis Di wand with contralto Mrs M Lion berger Scott. They perform works by Greig Rubinstein and Hinchel at the Columbia College of Music recital hall on Broadway and Priest.
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Rail inspector Louie Hill heads to Pacific Northwest
Louie Hill travels to Portland to inspect the Spokane Portland Seattle railroad on Monday. Alaska Delegate Cale ends opposition to James Shoupan in the First district race. Senator Penrose remains in critical condition. Indiana Democrats nominate Thomas R. Marshall for governor and Iowa Democrats back Bryan. Representative John F. William urges Democrats to follow Roosevelt’s latest message.
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