Haven't Forgotten Crooked Minnesota Primary
William P Verdon Republican leader in Hopoken New Jersey charged that Senator Johnson was robbed of the Republican presidential preference in Camden Morris and Essex counties. He telegrammed Johnson saying he believed Johnson would win at least 41 of New Jersey's 28 delegates.
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N. J
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New Jersey
William P. Verdon
Hopoken
Mar. Verdon
Camlen
Mortis
Essex
Senator Johnson Comments on New Jersey Primary
Richmond Indiana. Senator Hiram Johnson spoke after receiving telegrams about New Jersey primary events. He said he would wait for full facts before commenting and noted strange revised returns and charges in at least three counties. Johnson recalled early claims Wood would win narrowly and stressed awaiting final results before statements.
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Ind
Minnesota
New Jersey
United States
Hiram Ww. Johnson
William P. ‘Verdon
Hiram ‘“W. Johnson
William P. Verdon
Wood
Johnson
Senate resolution sparks questions in Commons over Philippine self determination
London April 28 The United States senate resolution was raised in the house of commons with sharp questions. Ronald McNeill asked if Washington plans a manifesto by the Philippines commission for independence urging self determination. Andrew Bonar Law said he had no information on the matter. Sir Edward Carson urged non interference, and Bonar Law offered no further comment.
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London
United States Senate
Srish
House of Commons
Ronald McNeill
Canterbury
Kent
Washington
Philippines Commission For Independence
Philippines
Senate
Andrew Bonar Taw
Edward Carson
Bonar Law
Paid-Up Insurance Sways Bonus Bill Plans
The Ways and Means Committee backed a paid up insurance feature in the soldier relief program, offering a $1,857 paid up policy after 20 years or immediately on death, with loans of about $651 after three years. The plan, described as the strongest among five aid options, would use 5 percent annual compounding.
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Washington
Hose Ways
Enns
Joans
Berlin Bakers Raise Bread Price 70 Percent
Berlin reports a nationwide bread price surge with bakers announcing a 70 percent increase effective May 10. The household loaf of 1,900 grams, about four pounds, will cost 412 marks, with bakery goods raised proportionately.
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Berlin
Berlin Diet Approves Pill to Create Fourth Talent Line
Berlin reports the diet approved a pill aimed at creating a fourth tal system. officials say it could alter population dynamics and medical policy. The AP notes the April 28 action, with discussions centered on ethics and implementation.
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The
Associated : Press
Diet
Idaho Delegation Chosen for Republican National Convention
Uninstructed delegates to the Republican national convention at Chicago were chosen by the Idaho state convention in Coeur dAlene. At large delegates include Senator William Borah John Thomas Gooding John P Gray and Stanley A Easton. District delegates are Henry M Jones Harold Jenness W Guthrie and M B Yeamon. Borah backs Senator Hiram W Johnson of California. The resolutions committee praised Borahs opposition to the League of Nations as a great service to the nation.
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Dalene
Idaho
Chicago
Wiliam Kk. Botal
John Thomas Gooding
John P. Gray
Coeur Alene
Stanley A. Easton
Ke Hoges
Henry M. Jones
Lewiston
Harold Jenness
Nampa
W. Guthrie
Twin Falls
Idaho Republicans name eight delegates to national convention
Special to The Chronicle. Cobur d Alene Idaho April 28 Republicans of Idaho make convention here today selecting eight delegates to the national convention in Chicago in June. Borah Gray Easton Jones Yeaman Guthrie Jenness Laston and others named as delegates from districts. Delegation uninstructed with varied support among Wood Lowden Harding Johnson and others. Thomas chairman Gooding banker. Gray northern Idaho lawyer. Easton mining executive. Yeaman Idaho Falls publisher. Guthrie Twin Falls lawyer. Two delegates from the First district are former service men. Second district delegates also veterans. Two conventions in Arkansas set.
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Chronicle
W. T. Guthrie
Twin
Alls Ond
M. B. Yeaman
Idaho Falls
Leonard Wood
Lowden
Illinois
Harding
Ohio
Borah
Johnson
Thomas
State Central Committee
Binker
Gooding
John P. Gray
Northern Idaho
Easton
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining Company
Delegattes
First
Jones
Idaho
116Th. Engineers
Jennea
Ned Jen P
Nampa Leader- Herald
The
Register
State Senate
W. YD. Guthrie
Twin. Falls
Shooting over water rights in Mosley place incident
April 28. R Abel a tenant farmer on the Mosley place was shot in the leg by Tromer Rams yer a tenant on the Cos icHo farm. The weapon was a .32 caliber revolver. The dispute arose from water rights after Abel allegedly attacked with a shovel. Abel received superficial injuries and was treated by Dr. Dwight. Rams yer was arrested but released on promise to appear in Twin Falls tomorrow. His wife is seriously ill and officials allowed him to stay with her overnight.
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D. R. Abel
Mosley Place
Tromer Ramisyer
CosicHo
Abe
Raamsyer
Abel
Tas de
Dwight
Ramister
Twin Falls
Moscow Archives Report Figures on 1918 19 Counter Revolution
A Moscow Tavestiya reprint of the extraordinary commission report details arrests in 1918 19. It lists 128000 detained, 210382 accused of counter revolutionary crimes, 19168 officials charged, 8367 for speculation, 9514 for anti government opinions. 9464 shot deaths are attributed to the Moscow and Petrograd commissions.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Moscow Tavestiya
Moscow and
Petrograd
Rebels Fire On Italian Destroyer Near Fiume
In a April 27 action at Fiume, Gabriel d Annunzio's battery fired about 20 shells at an Italian torpedo boat destroyer. No casualties occurred, the destroyer held course and landed safely. The firing aimed to intimidate the commander and force surrender under General Cauggvla's orders.
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Associated Press
Wiume
Gabriel d'Annunzio
Fiume
Ton Annunzio
Cauvig- Tis
Dante Alighirieri
Trionfi
C Yavigla
Sinn Fein riot rocks Wormwood Scrubs and Belfast jail
In London Sinn Fein demonstrations at Wormwood Scrubs led to rioting with an anti Sinn Fein crowd injuring several and rough handling two Irish priests. Five more hunger strikers were hospitalized. In Belfast about 200 Sinn Feiners have been on hunger strike since last Monday as guards enclose the prison with electrified barbed wire and the governor refuses unconditional release.
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Associated Press
London
Wormwood Scrubbs Prison
Belfast
Noapital
K C Founder Michael Tracy Dies in New Haven
Michael E. Tracy, one of eight founders of the Knights of Columbus in 1882, died tonight in Orange after a long life. Born near Treligid seventy years ago, he helped establish the national order and remained a noted figure in its early history.
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Conn
Michael E. Tracy
National Order of the Knights
Columbus
City
Orange
Trelgid
De la O leads loyalists in victory at Chihuahua City
The loyal forces led by Mes de la O drive rebels from Chihuahua City, seizing the capital as Juarez troops stand ready. Governor Salinas is prisoner, while Escobar and Mora reaffirm loyalty to Carranza. Villa's proximity was denied. reinforcements rush from the south.
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Familo Salinas
Carranza
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Juarez
Austin Mora
Juareo” Garison
Escobar
Mora
Morais
Francisco “Villa
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Villa
Santa Eidia
Chilwahua City
Felipe — Angeles
Juarez Garrison
Imiflicti
Hatte
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