Democratic Coalition Forms as Dems Plan City Victory
A New York movement seeks to unite Democratic factions under Taewan F. Fiowarla to form a broad coalition defending the metropolis. Opponents warn of factional splits while leaders insist unity can secure control of city government for municipal progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Apru
Democratic Club
Taewan F. Fiowarla
Tunlon Teforma
Tammany
Baidera
Waverel
Destruction of Graded School Sparks Panic in Washington Inn
A three story brick graded school burned yesterday afternoon causing panic among about 1,200 children. Many narrowly escaped with wraps and belongings as fire spread rapidly. No fatalities but several injured. damage estimated at $55,000. Fire department arrived, building likely ruined before vacation.
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Washington, Inn
Wae
Bilding
Tebulll
Ivory Indemnity Demand Tangles U S and British Claim
April 1 report notes Ivory who faced prison on dynamite plot suspicions fled with the state department to seek indemnity from Britain. A claimed 2109 000 appears in the proceedings, described as regular and proper as similar cases like those of the Tasted. Regular messages promote timely meals for passengers and laundry services listed among local ads.
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U. S
Weekington
Poin Stites
Polyward Ivory
Supe Ten
State Department
Shocking Bridge Accident Injures Worker at Kansas Point
At 11 15 this morning a traveling crane dumping concrete at the Kansas bridge cofferdam sent a plank driven by a heaved load onto bridge worker Joseph Dubeck. He was struck on the head, unconscious, and taken to his home for treatment as doctors feared a skull fracture.
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Kansas
Ptenic Tridge
Joseph Dubeck
Pew Bridge
Dubeck
Werkmaen
Coffar
Mas
Ivan
Diberk
Bubeck
Mayhall Tragic Death at Santa Fe Shops
George W Bagnall a car reporter at the Santa Fe shops died when a transfer table crushed him at work yesterday afternoon near the tracks. The accident occurred as the table edge struck him and the wheel passed over his body. Inquest returned an accidental death verdict. Mayhall leaves a wife and several children. funeral plans await his return from Texas.
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George W. Bagnall
Santa Fe
Murhall
Lime Street
Santa Fe Ace
Maytals Waekeusling
Lycross
Tes Mayhall
Mayhalt
Vear
Jones
Frid Bendfeld
Maytali
de Moss & Penweils Undertaking Establishment
Conotwr Westerfeld
Mayhall
HG. de Moss
Cora
Lulu
Mazel
Lome Direct
Lee Mayhall
Sone
Don
Ta Mayhall
Texas Railways
Ra Mayhall
Texas
Fell in the Creek as Durkin and Horse Plunged From Bridge
A funeral procession on Sixth Street for Michael Hanley moved toward the Catholic cemetery when John Durkin a telegraph lineman and his horse plunged from the old stone bridge into the creek. Both horse and driver were pulled from the water and the cortege continued in two parts. Durkin and the horse suffered injuries but survived as others escaped unharmed.
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John Durkin
Michael Hanley
Sixth Street
St War
Joh Durkin
Curdotte
Urmer
Home News Snaps From Aubstryca Town Notes
A jumble of small town items reports light rain, bridge work, legal cases, social events, and local people in Topeka and nearby areas. Mentions include courtroom liquor charges, a wedding trip, and municipal improvements while everyday life unfolds with city officials and residents in Lawrence and surrounding communities.
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Aubstrycaiy
Cofferdusn
Goncrete
Bom
Mise Clit Leedy
Lawrence
Bribery Allegations Hit Colorado Oleomargarine Bill
Denver April 21 Governor Adama vetoed the oleomargarine sales regulation. The veto message alleges open bribery in both house and senate to pass the bill. The governor cites a letter from a broker soliciting $150 as a payoff. Local dealers and manufacturers in Kansas City and Indianapolis are said to have contributed.
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Denver
Adama
Theaver Kinger
Te Chi Bolte
House
Senate
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Dan's Fistic Carnival Promises Big Ring Card at Curzon
Ademil-A Livingston and Dan A Stewart prep for an August carnival with Stuart's cousin Charit arriving soon. Another anticipated bout pits Corbett vs Petersimmons as the summer feature. Flood damage disrupts Oregon railway service from Portland to Boise with washed bridges between Huntington and Baker City. Leah the Forsaken tickets go on sale at Grand Friday. Snow's Drug Store offers tickets for the Santa Fe Route Journey.
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Curzon. Nev
ADEMIL—A_ Livingston
Dan A. Stewart
Stuart
Charit Wil
Livingston
Dhe
Corbett
Pitrsimmons
Tolaho Boise
Idatut
Oregon Railway
Eomy
Portland
Huntington
Haker City
Snow
Representative Sayers Proposes Global Mississippi River Plan
Texas representative Sayers, former appropriation committee chair, suggests the U S invite top engineers worldwide to design a permanent river control system for the Mississippi. A prize pool of 950000 for best plan and 25000 for second would lure talent, with entries published in major cities internationally and judged by engineers and civil life leaders.
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Washengren
Sayers
Texas
Hae
United States
Hues Canal
Holland
Europe
India
Australia
Japan
Ofie
Oivil
Tragic Fourth Floor Collapse Kills Chicago Woman
Mrs Mary Hans aged 25 of 64 Cherry street was crushed to death yesterday evening when an old frame building at 66 Cherry street collapsed during demolition by boarder Alexander Fisher. The structure belonged to Uburthauser Stone Company. Fisher warned but a wall section fell outward, trapping Mrs Hans who died on arrival. Workers cleared debris and Haas was held for inquiry.
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J. Byrne
Karaia
Deaxel
Awlene
Sixth
Monnel
New Mexico
Henne
Toptka
Aline Sawoctuden
Chorea
Hicinong
Musical Pyatival Sandschetian
Modoccan
Kanass Chis Seal Estate Restor
Buul- Dew
Topeka
Jude N.C MoEpziana
Duvhe
Eneigneria
Cary
Wendie
Fideral Court
A. Triineatelt
Des Moines
Lingarclt
Ladian’ Society of
Auturn
Fopnlea
Chan WY
Kodi
Periot
James R. Witk
Bes
Thorpe
Washburn College
Goo
Thompson
Dune
Ty Te Tre
Ayia
Mt Chow
Kania ‘Cigy
C.G. Sholes
Awdtorhire Fund
Atic
Quinton
Fobeka Athlyste
Pate Bayevn
Algus Enterprise
Enertta
Wabuunsee
Lee Bhetfor
Manhattan Company
KN. G
Adjutant Gvnstal
Hiram Alien
Noi
Hanna
Meabure
Te Pe
Jamar Pin
Sinece
Tenair
Leith
Becht
Pally
Topka Avenue
A. Foligns
Chae
BfeCibe
Milt Stoken
James A. Pye
Sol G. Wat
Nick Ublian
Georse F Arundel Ag
St. Louie
Western Union Telegraph Co
Eda. Felton
Jas Giebrich
Chicago
Mary Hans
Cherry Street
Alexander Fisher
Haas
Fisher
Hana
Uburthauser Stone Company
Gherry Street
Mes Haan
Tariff on Hides Promoted by Montana Stock Growers
Montana Stock Growers Association petitions Congress for a protective union on cattle hides. Miles City notes mild cattle losses in southern Montana, blamed on late fall pilgrim traffic and new travel. Debate continues on whether tariff should be protective or prohibitive. Dickinson meeting in Merrow to gather data for further estimates.
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Montana Stock Growers’ Association
Congress
Miles City
Mont
Montana Stock Growers
Montana
Dickinson
Merrow
Tomers
Con Chumos Seeks Greece Fight If Needed
Con Chumos, a reputed arm veteran, told a Journal reporter that if Macedonia and Spheres rise Greece will win the war. He says Greek forces could grow stronger and that he may go to Greece to fight once his personal business and collections are settled. Americans are credited with issuing about 600000 patents, over a third of global total. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is praised by ZW Vaudin of Oakton KY as the best stomach and bowels medicine.
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Con Chumos
Greeve
Macedonia
Greece
Chaisberlain
Vaudin
Oakton
Kysaya
Story of Ireland lecture praised at Grand Opera House
Mr John P. Finerty of Chicago delivered The Story of Ireland lecture praising Ireland’s enduring spirit and future as a nation. He traced Ireland’s history from ancient worship to Cromwell and Catholic emancipation, noting mass emigration and famine, and closed with hope that justice and Ireland’s rise will come.
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Ireland
John FP. Finerty
Chicago
Grand Opera House
Finerty
J. ©. Caldwell
Pinerty
Mr.Pinerty
Congress
Chicago Clinen
Chas. J. Devlin
Emerald Isle
Ife
St. Patrick
Kilzabech
Cromwell
Imlon
Sone
Mr. Finerty
England
Tish Catholica
Free America
Arion Concert Delights Arion Hall
A fine Arion society concert last night featured Stebnbers’s orchestra with standout violin solo by Harry Steinberg and a Stalin duet by James Paul and Jane Steinberg. Program included Overture, Piano Duet, Violin and Clarinet Duets, Soprano Serenade, and several solos and duets.
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Arion Hall
Stebnbers
Arions
Harry Steinberg
Stalin
James Paul
Jane Steinberg
Waa
Steinberg
E. C. Lewis
Theo. Mueller
Barry Steinberg
Slnter
Marr
Harry Hammond
Ches Chapman
Jamen Paul
River 18 Falling Near Vicksburg and Natchez
The Mississippi Lower at Southern Point to Natchez region is steady or falling as crevasses threaten land around Natchez and Hancock’s below. Levee work continues despite rising rivers, and refugees flood into major delta towns while relief committees scramble to provide for evacuees.
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Mississippi
Memphis
Vicksure
Helena
Natchez
St. Joseph
Hayou Sara
Himes
Natohez
Hancock's
Natcnon
Somtlaues
Tivert Ara
Miseisamp
Lestium
Ambassador Hay Welcomed in Southampton by Local Officials
On April 14 the St Paul reached Southampton harbor at 12 30 pm. Col Jon Hay United States ambassador to the court of St James was introduced by US consul Warner S Kinhead to J B Carter secretary of embassy and Southampton mayor. The mayor presented a photo of the Mayflower and President Marper of the chamber of commerce greeted the ambassador who said he seeks to foster cordial ties and work for the welfare of the United States.
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Southampton
Apri
St Paul
America
Henry White
United States
J. B. Carter
Jon Hay
Court of St James
Hero
Warner S Kinhead
Marper
Southampton Chamber of Commerce
Col. Hay
Spain Refuses Indemnity for Imprisoned American Sailors
The report, dated April 1, states Secretary Sherman sent Senate a response to claims by Gustave Richelieu and August Hollen. They were imprisoned in Santiago de Cuba for three weeks, reportedly ill with rheumatism and fever, and offered $1.00 each, which Spain rejected. The State Department is pursuing the matter. Spain cites lack of clearance and wartime provisions, while Olney argues imprisonment violated treaty provisions.
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Washington
Sherman
Senate
Gustave Richelieu
Heston
August Hollen
Spain
Hem
Tetusma
Szain
CIA
Denver Cable Company Employees Face 1 Percent Pay Cut
In Denver on August 21 workers at the Denver City Cable Tall Way company are to accept a 1 percent wage reduction. An earlier January agreement set a three month trial with a possible further cut if quarterly earnings lagged behind the previous year. Two meetings indicate likely acceptance, though final decision not yet made.
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Denver
Denver City
Tts
Wheat sold at $1.25 per hundred in Col.
A sale of 5,000 bushels of wheat occurred at 1.25 per hundred, topping Chicago's high on Saturday by five cents. Mention of Santa Fe Route travel options appears in a faded line, with references to Pollman Palace sleepers, free reclining chair cars, Rope and twine, and Tayman Oberley Co.
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Clustt, Coon & Co
Troy
Pollara
Fyor
Chicago
Santa Fe
Pollman Palace
Tayman Oberley Co
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Hogh
Laughlin
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Yorke
Ermavrd
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Democrate Campaten
Bari
Greater
Washington, Ind
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Peericus Steam Laundry
West Mh
Eetiigerstors
Tayman Gberley Co
Itis
George Mayhall
Santa Fs
Billy Birch
Fillmore St
Colorado
Dan
Stewart Intimat Pitz
Amess Great River
Namar
Aeptaten Islands
San Francisco
Aprusi
Christmad Teland
Nowka Hiva
Akethere
Ifist
M. Lishtis
Papebe
Lichly
Mary Haas
ARION
Renestra
Ida Dee
the Topeka Daily State Journal
State Journal
Associated Press Report
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Opera
Gaylord
Bareley
Kansas Ave
Madstone
Cenamusepe
Seite & Holiday
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Les Jones Arnold & Son
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Francis Joseph
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Emperor Wilkes
Willan
Jace Mitchell
Unitmville
G. W. Stansfeld
Tarmia Oberg
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