Japanese Over Run Of River Firing In Manchuria Reported
Reports from Ling Yang and St Petersburg on April 27 describe heavy firing along the Yalu and nearby rivers as Japanese forces cross and probe positions. Rumors claim four Japanese transports with 4000 men netted, while Russian lines resist and cite no confirmed victory.
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Hanley Named In Indiana Republican Convention
The Indiana Republican convention at Tmnaihawele, Ind, April 2, adopted the platform unanimously. State ticket nominees were named by acclamation, including Daniel J. Storms for secretary of state and David E. Sherrick as auditor. Charles W. Miller won the attorney general nomination. Faesett A. Cotton to head public institutions. Supreme Court judges were Montgomery and Hadley. L. Taylor and W. Fen fie named to seats. Hanley was the first ballot choice for lieutenant governor, while Hugh Miller of Columbus was picked on the third ballot.
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Republicans Stand by Roosevelt and the Tarte Platform
A convention report records the Republican platform read by W. Watson of Charlestown praising Roose velt and the party's achievements since founding. It lauds Civil War victory, abolition of slavery, monetary reform, national credit, and American protection, calling Roosevelt’s administration thoroughly Republican. Delegates are instructed to support Roosevelt for President.
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Senate Agrees to Conference Report on Deficiency Bill
Washington April 27 The Senate met at 10 o clock with a slender attendance. The conference report on the general deficiency bill was agreed to. Minor bills passed included preservation steps for prehistoric ruins in Colorado and other states. Senator Cullom spoke on foreign relations reviewing McKinley Roosevelts era accomplishments from Hawaii to the interoceanic canal, praising arbitration and open door policy.
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Mother Jones Arrested in Utah Quarantine Carried to Jail
A Price Utah dispatch reports Mother Jones an anti infection protester was detained during a quarantine visit with Italian women and children. She was arrested in Salt Lake City and jailed to await the end of the outbreak. Health officials plan further measures as the last exposure spurs action.
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Strike at Frisco Ends No Immediate General Walkout
Santa Fe machinists strike action spreads from San Francisco with 126 workers, trainees, and temporary helpersJoining 60 temporary laborers from Catalina, shops at Frisco employ over 200 men. Officials report no report of trouble at Don and Din yet, while predicting possible regional spread.
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Newspaper publishers urge antitrust probe into paper trusts
Washington reporters from the St. Paul Pioneer Pros, New York World, Philadelphia Ledger, and New York Times, representing the American Publishers' Association, met the attorney general to press a Sherman Act complaint against paper manufacturers. The attorney general said he would pursue an investigation and act if the charge can be sustained.
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Buried in the Rubble at Soap Works Fire
In New York on April 27 two probationary firemen were believed buried in the ruins of the John Stanley Soap works on West Thirtieth Street after a major blaze. A third fireman was badly injured by falling walls. Explosions of chemicals heightened danger and the plant damage is estimated at $130,000. nearby guards from Dunbar Box & Lumber were injured.
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Death of Livingston and Tomb Desecration Mystery
New York, April 27. Carroll Livingston, 11, grandson of General Harry Livingston, dies after desecration of his ancestor tomb at Hudson. Investigations continue into the tomb desecration and possible suspects, with authorities hoping to solve the case. In Shanghai a Chinese cruiser alert reports weather area disturbances as Hal Tien sails toward Teocusey.
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May Be Strike Rumors Roil Kansas State House Campaign
Reports from the Kansas state house hint at a pending strike over a private campaign fund raised by State Treasurer Kelly and Secretary of State Burrow. Employed janitors and others may face a 20 percent levy with the political tug of the executive council backing or opposing the assessment as names and roles in the effort surface amid intraparty turmoil.
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Dillon Is Named To Twelfth District Nomination
W T Dilson of Pelleville was nominated by the Republican Judicial convention of the Twelfth district on Tuesday afternoon over Rooney of Washington. Judge W Sturgis failed to secure the convention. Cloud carried the full slate with Dillon 22 Rooney 12. Opponent Judge Hush of Concordia contested. Alexander received 100 votes amid factional strife.
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Weather Forecast Notes Readable Fragments
Fragmentary weather data mentions clear skies with no rain and hourly temperatures. The legible parts reference wheat forecasts and unspecified times, with garbled place names and dates.
Submarine Engine Explosion Reported at Port Arthur
A garbled April report notes an engine exploded on a Baltimore bound vessel near Port Arthur. The incident is tied to submarine boat activity and wartime maneuvering as authorities investigate the blast and potential maritime damage.
Marshall Band Concert Draws Sparse Audience
A Topeka Auditorium concert by Marshall's Band to aid the USC drew a small crowd. Tickets barely sold with many unused, and prize drawings caused limited excitement. Officials from a federal chancery court oversaw fairness, and prizes included cigars, gas, and food items. Oklahoma City prospects and a May city event were discussed amid subdued turnout.
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