Never Was Danger Of A War With Japan
Washington April 19 The first meeting of the American Society of International Law opened with a discussion of the Japanese school question by Secretary of State Root. Speakers stressed that no clash with Japan existed and that treaty power lies wholly with the national government. The debate centered on the implications for state rights and the limits of federal authority in education and treaty enforcement. Continued on Page Four.
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American Society of Internationnal Law
Root
United States
Japan
Mooner
California
San Francisco
Dinary
Union
Calitropis
Republicans Praise W. J. Bryan in Hartford
William Jennings Bryan spoke in Hartford and Danbury under Democratic state committee auspices. Governor Woodruff hosted a nonpartisan dinner with Republicans present. Bryan urged good government, debated initiative referendums, and called for banning corporate campaign contributions.
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Hartford
Conc
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
General Assembly
Conesticut
Danbury
Democratic State Central Committee
Capitol
Bryan
Woodrum
Senate
House of Representatives
Mugwump
Connecticut
Woodruff
United States
America
Democratic Party
A Lynching in Louisiana Near New Orleans
New Orleans La April 1 Fred Kilbourne a negro charged with attempted criminal assault on Mrs Stewart wife of a white farmer was taken from officers by a mob and lynched near here this morning. Officers attempting to move him to safety were overpowered. The body was strung up on a tree and riddled with bullets.
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New Orleans
Fred Kilbourne
Charleston Shakes Felt Across City Amid Seismic Fears
An earthquake shock was felt in Charleston with a noticeable east to west wave. No damage reported but fears of subsequent shocks and a possible tidal wave grow. Somerville, 20 miles away, reported the strongest impact as the presumed center of activity.
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Charleston
Somerville
A Pair of Widows in Wapakoneta Case
In Wapakoneta Ohio two women claim to be the widow of H S Milligan who died Monday. Widow No 1 says the husband and she and the other woman traveled together to De Hance while Widow No 2 contests by producing a marriage certificate now held by relatives in Adrian Michigan. The body was buried in Defiance after Milligan died.
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Wapakoneta
Ohio
H. S. Milligan
St. Marye
Hughand
Wauseon, Oho
Marys
de- Hance
Evelyn and Harry Plan West After Acquittal
In York on April 10 Evelyn Thaw gave a striking interview saying that once Harry is acquitted they will go west and live in a tunnel She vows she will never return to the stave
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York
Apri
Evelyn + Thaw
Harry
Escaped Convicts and Posse Clash in Atlanta
A posse and escaped convicts battled near Burham Simes. one convict was killed and two fatally wounded as the escape, attempted capture, and ensuing gunfire shook Atlanta in April.
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Atlanta
Burham Simes
Father and Mother Dead as Arsenic Poison Claims Family
Chicago April W. Two of the Mette boys poisoned with arsenic are believed dying at the hospital today. The father and mother are already dead. Nearly all of the family was insured.
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Chicago
Mette
Philippines Hit By Severe Earthquake Report from Florence
An Italian seismic shock east of Florence caused heavy damage and panic, with reports of widespread destruction in Manila and Nueva Cazeres, including damage to towns and business districts. Early aid efforts began but the full impact remained uncertain as of April 10.
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Manilla
Yale
Lulin
Viiniy
Nolin
Philippines
Nueva Caeres
Jose
Manana
St Louis Garage Destroyed by Fire
St Louis Mo April 19 Fire this morning destroyed the garage of the Mississippi Valley Automobile camp burned about 0 autos and caused extensive damage estimated near 0,000
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ST. Louis
St. Loui
Mississippi Valley Automobile Campe
Tentative Peace Agreement Reached in Central America
Washington reports a tentative peace agreement reached among representatives, including leaders in Nicaragua and El Salvador, with discussions continuing in Amapala. The announcement cites progress toward regional stability and a possible formal accord pending final details and signatures.
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Washington
Almerita
Nicaragia
Wera
Atvadve
Amapala
Marathon Record Falls in Canadian entrant victory
Hoston Mass April 10. Tamighoat of Tomato Canada won the marathon event breaking the record by nearly three minutes in a notable race.
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Hoston
Mass
Tomato
Canada
Detectives Close In On Nanticoke Kidnappers Trail
Sumbridge Md April 19 Detectives leading a search for kidnapped Horace Marvin reported they hope to locate the boy before nightfall as they followed recent camps used by the alleged abductors along the Nanticoke river area. Traveling parties uncovered a dozen camps, and tracking the suspects may take days.
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Sumbridge
Nanticoke River
Horace Marvin
Anniversary of Concord and Lexington Observed in Boston
Boston on April 19 marks the 182d anniversary of Concord and Lexington with city holidays as residents observe the historic date. The New York Nationals defeated Boston 4 to 1 this morning in a baseball game.
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Concord
Lexington
Boston
Mass
New York
Boy Aged Fifteen Murdered in Bed in Wilmington
Detective reports 15 year old Robert Brown was killed in his bed by a single bullet to the head in Wilmington. The case is under investigation with authorities seeking leads and possible suspects.
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Wilmington
Det
Robert Brown
Nine Miller jury members chosen in Dye murder trial
Wooster Ohio April 19 Only nine jurors had been secured by noon to try Allen Miller for the Dye murder.
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Wooster, O
Allen Miller
Dye
Thaw Case Tangles Jury and Lawyer Feats
New York April 1 Thaw case stirs court as jurors are summoned over a juror’s claim a Shriner link influenced deliberations. Thaw’s lawyer refused to withdraw citing dignity, while Delmas questions the attorney’s role as a valet. Jury members Dunnee Pfaff and Newton faced scrutiny as to outside influence and votes on first degree verdicts.
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New Yorks
al- Hiss
Thaw
Tulay
Delams
Smith
Dunnee
Dnmnee
Peatt Ang Chas
D. Newton
Dimnee
Prat
Hfe
Newton
Steiner
Pfaff
Harmon Named as Democratic Presidential Possibility
Washington dispatch reports Ohio politics turning toward Judean Harmon of Cincinnati as a potential Democratic presidential nominee. Harmon, former attorney general in Providence Cleveland's cabinet, has consented to consider the bid as Forsaker and Daft also seek influence, making Ohio a focal point for national party maneuvering.
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Democratic Party
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Buckeye
Judean Harmon
Cincinnati
Provident Cleveland
Williams
Harmon
Forsaker
Daft
Burkeye
Nebraska Mma
Grade Crossings Abolished Under Ohio Law
Akron O April 19 Judge Wan Jamaker declares a constitutional Ohio law abolishing grade crossings where traction railroad lines meet and that crossing lines can be compelled to pay their share of the expense. West Marmington Ohio April 19 The Floming with were burned this morning loss 12000 dollars.
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Akron
Wanjamaker
Ohio
West Marmington
Bank Robbers Make Haul and Escape in Weston
Bank robbers blew the Weston Finns sue company safe with dynamite and escaped with all the funds. Citizens, roused by three lanes, rushed to the scene but were driven back by gunfire and a pursuit by the bandits.
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Wester
Ulmnot
Weston Finns Sue Company
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