President Fight Jer sey G in New Jersey
President Wilson returned to New Jersey to press reforms and jury truth as he warned of the old political machine in Newark and Elizabeth. He urged non partisan juries, a constitutional convention, and warned that Democratic victory requires reform not personal power.
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Newark
N. J
Ore
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Washington
Essex
New Hampshire
Democratic Party
United States
Iit
Trenton
Essex County
Jim Nugent
Jersey
California Question Delays Johnson Treaty Action in Washington
Sacramento may 4 the California anti alien land holding act passed both houses within 24 hours and awaits Governor Johnson's sign after Secretary Bryan and President Wilson resolve protests. Delay until Bryan reaches D C and Wilson state objections, with adjournment likely by May 15. Litigation and lease terms spark debate over impact on Japanese farmers.
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Mr. Bryan
Washington
Govenor Johnson
Fom
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Cal
California
Johnson
Bryan
Wilson
Tokyo
Allené
Colored Men Use Themselves for Sandbags At Poydras
In New Orleans area on the Mississippi, determined farmers and willing Black workers filled and placed dirt bags to prop a crumbling Poydras levee. A 28 foot breach loomed as water rose to two inches, but a rough plank line and rapid bagging halted the flood, with about 2,000 sacks stacked before the immediate danger passed.
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Ansonian
Camden
Wadesboro
George T. Little
Dunlap
Little
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Poydras Levee
Poydras Store
End The Political Machine Control Of Grand Juries
A speech condemns political machines corrupting justice urging impartial control of grand juries to prevent bias in courts. The speaker calls for reform to remove partisan influence from key legal processes and sheriff’s offices. The passage emphasizes equal treatment under law and accountability in state governance.
Marvin School Ends Term With Diamond and Hearts Play
The Marvin school under Miss Jonnie Price and Mr. Frank Stephenson closed Thursday night May 1 with the play Diamonds and Hearts, drills and recitations to a large crowd. Teachers are praised for six months of untiring work and keeping regular classes. Card From Mr Waller notes thanks for alderman vote in Monroe. Pastor Craige ill and missed sermon has First Baptist church services, M. Waller.
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Marvin School
Jonnie Price
Frank Stephenson
Sesson
Waller
Monroe
Craige
Baptist Church
M. Waller
Death of C W Bruner noted in Monroe tribute
Mr C W Bruner of Monroe was found dead in bed on Sunday May 4 following a long illness. He was 56, survived by his wife and three children, and had long been a retail grocer and devoted Methodist worker. The funeral at his residence drew many friends from Monroe and beyond.
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C. W. Bruner
Dr. Weaver
Messra B. A. Horn
R. A. Morrow
Hugh Hinde
G. B. Caldwell
G. M. Beasley
Anson County
L McCullom
Wadesboro
Aote
Bruner
Methodist Church
Otters
Char
Me Bruner
Charlotte
Abbeville
New Year plan to tax liquor to fund government
Representative Vaughn of Texas proposes a new internal revenue rate on malt and spirits matching tariff duties. The plan sets whiskey internal tax at 2.60 per gallon, equalizing with a 2.60 import duty. If adopted, foreign liquors would outcompete U S distilleries, cutting domestic production and shifting $180 million in annual profits to federal treasury.
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Vaughn
Texas
Congress
Texas Statesman
United States Treasury
Internal Revenue
United States
Million-Strong New York Suffrage March On Fifth Avenue
Thousands of women led by Inez Milholland marched three miles from Washington Square to Fifty Ninth Street under yellow banners in heat and martial music. The parade featured diverse groups from New Jersey to Ohio, with banners demanding votes for women and highlighting pioneers like Rosalie Jones. The event culminated in mass meetings at Carnegie Hall and speeches urging equal rights and political participation for women.
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Washington Square
Fifty Ninth Street
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Chesnut
Mle
Sweden
New Zealand
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Eastside
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Fifty Ninth Street Plaza
Woman's Political Union
Rosalie Jones
Washington
Po~ Nition Equality Association
New York State
New Jersey Association
Bext
Brooklyn
Wellesley
Smith Barnard
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Radcliffe
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Cornell
New Jersey
Conneticut
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Maryland
Ohio
Harriet Stanton Blatch
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Caret
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Fayetteville
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