Proclamation of King George V in London Described
London May 9 King George V was publicly proclaimed in several centers of London. The ceremony featured no mourning symbols, bands played, troops lined the streets, and officials observed from the balcony as the proclamation was read and the crowd sang God Save the King.
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London
Privy Council
George V
St. James Paloe
Earliar Duke of Norfolk
Garter King At Arms
Norray King At Arms
York Herald
Somerset Herald
Chester Herald
Pustulvant
Rouge Dragon
Arme
Ear Marsh
Ray King
Armen
The Truce of God and King George V Proclamation
London reports Alfred Austin wrote The Truce of God as a tribute to King George V. The verse laments war and praises peace, while officials proclaim the king's death at Jamon palace then Temple Bar and Fleet Street, ending with the Royal Exchange ceremony.
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London
Alfred Austin
God
George V
Temple B
Jamon Palace
Temple Bar
Fleet Street
Free City of London
Westminster
Royal Exchange
King George Plans Weeklong Funeral Lying in State
London May 9 King George and officials arrange a ceremonial lying in state extending over several days in Westminster Hall and Buckingham Palace prior to burial at St George's Chapel Windsor. The lead coffin, oak from Windsor estate, will be placed in the throne room chapel ardente with grenadiers on duty.
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London
Buckingham Palace
George
Greorge
St George's Chapel
Windsor Castle
Westminster Hall
Windsor
Palace
Weetminster Hall
Paddington Staton
St. George's Chapel
Duke of Clarence
EXPECT POLITICAL TRUCE England's Greatest Crisis Delayed by King Edward
London May 9 Politicians say a truce between government and opposition will hold until after King Edward's funeral and as the country recovers from the sudden death's impact. A general election may be delayed until autumn or year end. Compromise on the lords veto could force a precipitated election before King George adapts to new duties. Cabinet members and Union leaders are in flux, shaping the pause.
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England
Edward
London
George
Union
Labor Voices Delay Constitutional Clash After King’s Death
Reported comments from Philip Snowden and other Labor figures show a postponement of debates over the house of lords powers. They expect six to twelve months before pressing reforms, while monarchic issues and the role of the crown dominate interim politics. Queen Alexandra to be known as queen mother, with Marlborough House as the dower residence and potential use of Sandringham by the royal family.
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Queen Mother
Alexandra
England
Henrietta Maria
Charles I
Queen Mary
Edward
Victoria Mary
Marlborough House
London
Sandringham House
Prince of Wales
Gypsy Camp Raid Sparks Kidnap Talk in Cleveland
Police search leads near Ashtabula for Jennie Maunche a seven year old who vanished while playing. A girl found nearby matched description but spoke no Italian and was released. City and family suspect kidnapping possibly tied to Black Hand. authorities recall no warrants.
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Cleveland
Asukbula
Jennie Maunche
Ashtabula
Loas
Gypelea
Sarlet fever slows Lake public schools. Byrnes dies
An epidemic of sarlet fever has slowed public schools at Lake. Thomas F. Byrnes, former superintendent of the New York police department, is dead.
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Lake
Thomas F. Byrnes
New York Police Department
Session of Red Men to Open Annual Columbus Meeting
Columbus Ohio May 9 Parly 5 000 delegates expected to attend the Atgelehth annual session of the Ancient Order of Hie l Men Creu Council at Obie improved Order Of Heil Men opened there today A varied program of business and entertainment provided including a parade this evening many Indians in regalia will participate Headquarters to be established at the Great Southern
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Columbus
Creu! Council
Obie
Man Charged in Fatal Shot Wounding in Cambridge
In Cambridge Ohio Harry Cochran fired five shots into his wife, killing her instantly. He escaped across the country as bloodhounds were put on his trail. Cochran had recently been convicted and fined in mayor's court for loitering.
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Cambridge
Harry Cochran
Hla
Metral
Cochran
Slashed With Cheese Knife In Newark Dispute
Newark on May 9 Charles Clay a 35 year old mulder was slashed across the abdomen with a cheese knife by Joe Ames an Italian grocer over a one cent account dispute. Clay walked home then collapsed and was rushed to the sanitarium where doctors say he cannot live. Ames fled.
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Newark
Charles Clay
Mulder
Joe Ames
Clay
Ales
Murder at LaBelle Iron Works Sparks Spring Strike
Steubenville O May 9 John Riarden a detective at the LaBelle iron works was shot from ambush and killed in the first murder since the mill strike began eight months ago. Graves booked by Delaware O May 9 John Temple Graves southern orator will speak at Ohio Wesleyan June 15. Charles W Fairbanks toastmaster and Rev Clark Crawford D D will address the alumni banquet and Christian association.
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Steubenville, O
John Riarden
LaBelle Iron Works
Live Stock and Grain Prices at Chicago and Cincinnati Market
A fragment from a price listing shows livestock and grain quotes for Chicago and Cincinnati. Cattle, pigs, sheep, and calves are priced with bid and ask figures, including western and native breeds, yearlings, and mix lots. Wheat and corn futures appear with various grade bids, reflecting a busy midwestern market snapshot.
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Hheep
Iimba
Torkers
Cleveland
Choloe Atecra
Heltorm
Dulls
Milkors
Springer
Cincinnati
Tariff Board Powers Put Up For Campaign Use
Washington May 9 with Taft administration backing a sundry civil bill provision to enlarge the tariff board. Republicans say it will help data gathering for future tariff revisions. Some leaders oppose, Democrats vow unity against Tawney’s plan. President supports, aiming to unite party factions.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Tariff Board
Cannon
Itme
Aldrich
Republican Congressional Committee
McKinley
House
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Fordney
Michigan
Ways and Means Committee
Tariff Commission
Beveridge
Indiana
Tawney
Minnesota
Congrees
Mr. Tawney
Tari Board
Middle
Northwest
Ite
Akron Penny Arcade Shooting Kills 12 Year Old Boy
Arthur Strif, 12, was fatally shot at a Penny Arcade shooting gallery in Akron on May 9. Ira J. Taylor, an employer, accidentally discharged a rifle. the boy was struck in the breast and cried, My God you shot me. Taylor was arrested and later released by order of the coroner.
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Akron
Arthur Strif
Penny Arcade
Ira J. ‘Taylor
Deal Taylor
Ienoroner
Legislature Near Final Day Grind in Columbus Session
In Columbus on the final day of the general assembly, senators and representatives prepared for a late session. Actions on several measures sent to conference await finalization, with about thirty items left unfinished, including the Livingdon tax commission bill. All remaining business was to be closed as the session stretched into the night.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Livngdon Tax Commission
Grocer 15 Murdered at Sunday Picnic
Hamilton May 9 David J Freeman 35 of Cincinnati was murdered and several others slightly hurt at a picnic hosted by the Cincinnati Grocers Association at Wooddale Park near the city Police hold Robert Edwards 15 and William Jackson 16 both of Cincinnati as alleged attackers Freeman killed in a free for all fight after luring George Burbey a fellow visitor to a secluded spot Herbie screamed and assisted before the fatal assault
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Hamilton
David J. Freeman
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Grocers’ Associaton
Woodadale Park
Robert Edwards
William Jackson
Freeman
George Burbey
Herbie
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