King Alphonso of Spain to Visit Paris in Noted Diplomatic Move
Paris reports may signal Spain joining the Triple Entente with France, Britain, and Russia. King Alphonso arrives Wednesday as French preparations include art deco rooms at the Palais d Orsay and a grand ambassadors hall, followed by two days of entertainments and a military airmen review before departure.
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Refuses Warrant for Mayor Gaynor
Magistrate Kernochan denies the application for a warrant to arrest Mayor Gaynor on a charge of criminal libel in Brooklyn. The alleged libel stems from a February 14 speech. In Alabama, a true bill of murder in the first degree is returned against Marshall Moxley of Georgiana for fatal party incident two years ago. He faces circuit court trial this week.
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Will Arrange to Celebrate Ghent Treaty Centenary
Delegates at the Ghent Treaty centenary conference move from hotels to New York City Hall for a formal welcome. Mayor Gaynor Lord Wardale Parker Roosevelt Carnegie and Choate headline events with plans for monuments and celebrations across the English speaking world. Parker highlights the long peaceful border between Canada and the United States and urges continued peace.
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Frank Chance Day Sets Big Demand for May 17 Game
President Charles Comiskey announced all reserved seats for the May 17 exhibition between the New York Americans and the White Sox are sold. The event, dubbed Frank Chance day, draws strong support as Chance, former Chicago Nationals manager, has many admirers in Chicago.
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Old Folks Find New Remedy Croxone Relieves Kidney Bladder Ailments
A vintage advertisement touts Croxone as a cure for sleep disturbances and backache linked to kidney and bladder issues. It claims the remedy soaks into kidneys, cleans filtering glands, neutralizes uric acid, and restores function with quick results. The ad promises universal applicability with a money back guarantee from druggists.
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War Declared On The Gangmen In New York
New York police declared war on gang members after two officers were killed and two more beaten in the last 30 hours on the Lower East Side. A gangster was killed and another gravely wounded in shootings as 75 detectives joined the case. Suspicion centers on a power struggle within the Jack Sirocco gang after a rival leader vanished.
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Wilson Awaits Bryan Return on Alien Land Bill
President Wilson received the California alien land bill by telegraph or copy and said the federal administration would act after Secretary Bryan returns on Thursday with first hand information. He noted a formal protest from Japan might arrive before May 13 and hinted at possible actions if the bill contravenes the treaty with Japan.
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Nurse Accused of Spook Influence In $46,000 Case
Louise B. Cramer, a trained nurse from Greenwich Connecticut, was accused of using spook influences to obtain $46,000 from Fenton J. Hurd. She admitted taking $24,000 as gratitude for care. a lower court allowed her to keep the funds, but the New York Court of Appeals reversed. The money, reportedly tied up in securities, must be located. Hurd was declared incompetent by a Connecticut court.
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Stovall suspended by AL for clash with umpire
Chicago May 5 President John son of the American League announced the indefinite suspension of St. Louis manager George Stovall for his clash with Umpire Ferguson in St Louis during Saturday's game with Cleveland.
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Desirous of Legislation on Currency
The Associated Press reports President Wilson hopes Congress will quickly craft currency legislation during the extra session. He expects House and Senate committees to meet and transmit a measure for action by August. He may visit the Panama Canal in July or August. Senators Owen and Gore urged him to attend Oklahoma Territory settlement anniversary on April 19, 1914, and he said he would try.
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Kern Stands On What He Heard In West Virginia
Washington May 5 Senator Kern reaffirmed his plan to press a federal inquiry into the Paint Creek and Cabin Creek coal districts. He said he has not claimed personal knowledge but relies on reported facts and fears opposition to investigation has increased suspicions about conditions there.
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Grand Duke Friedrich Fends Off Knife Attack in Mannheim
Grand Duke Friedrich of Baden escaped injury when a workman armed with a knife attacked him at the Mannheim station as he left with his consort. The assailant, named Anto Jung, claimed anarchist ties and said a secret society commissioned the attack. Police arrested him. the grand duke later attended a theatre event.
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Paul Arthur Sorg Dies of Heart Disease at New York Home
Paul Arthur Sorg son of the late Paul J. Sorg tobacco magnate died yesterday in New York at his home from heart disease after two years of illness.
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Baroness Moncheur Weds Baltimorean in Cathedral Ceremony
Baroness Alix Moncheur daughter of the Belgian minister in Washington and now ambassador to Turkey wed Robert F. Loree son of L F Loree president of the Delaware and Hudson Railroad in a nuptial mass at the Baltimore Cathedral Cardinal Gibbons presiding on May 5.
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Sugar and Wool Stay on Free List
Washington May 5 President Wilson says tariff bill should not be materially amended in the Senate. He does not credit the report wool will be taken from the free list and has heard views to keep a duty on wool but sees no reason to change his position. The argument for keeping a sugar duty has likewise made no impression.
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Seekers After Pardon and an Appointment
Senator Sheppard and a Texas delegation asked for the pardon of I B Walker of Dallas who was convicted under the banking act. They also urged the appointment of N J Dillard of Florida as first choice and Wy Curley of Chattanooga Tennessee as second choice for public printer.
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