New York Press Club Hosts Notable Guests at Dinner
The 48th annual New York Press Club dinner drew officers and prominent figures from the Republican and Democratic parties as well as national state and city leaders. Secretary of State Colby Secretary of the Navy Daniels Senator Owen Governor Edwards and guests Herbert Hoover and James W. Gerard attended.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Press Club
Colby
Navy
Daniels
Robert L.”" Owen
Oklahoma
Edwards
New Jersey
Herbert Hoover
James W. Gerard
Mr. Troover
United States
Mr. Hoover
Pearly - Gates
Mr. Jones
Ouija ‘Board
Texas Endorses the Wilson Administration
Texas voters show overwhelming support for President Wilson as Democratic precinct and county conventions select delegates. Unofficial returns indicate the pro Wilson faction will control most of the 1,400 county convention votes, shaping the May 25 state Democratic Convention.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Wilson
Heta
Thearty
United States
Joseph We Bailey
Hom
Indiana primary ends as voters prepare for Tuesday polls
The Indiana primary closes with four presidential candidates in the Republican field and seven total candidates seeking governor preferment. Four Republicans lead the drive, including Lowden Wood Harding and Johnson, drawing major national attention. No Democratic presidential contenders filed, while Thomas Taggart and James Watson are unopposed for U.S. Senate nominations.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Indiana
Frank
Oo. Lowden
Tllinois
Leonard, Wood
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Hiram Johnson
California
United States
Thom
Waggart
Officers fail to find body of Mrs Deloney
Los Angeles April 30 officers checking into the alleged confession of Mrs Deloney reported that search teams failed to locate a body. Police said leads remain under investigation and no arrest had been made.
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Deloney
Los ‘Angeles
Decorators prepare Mages garage for show
Work on the big Mages garage building will finish this week with booths arranged for display. The second floor opens Friday and ground floor Saturday for exhibitors. Two spaces remain for sale as telegraph space reservations await deposits. Vaudeville acts will visit Twin Falls for the show week, with stage and lighting arranged in red green and blue schemes.
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Pqmmorreys
Twin Falls
Sib ‘Kleffner
Uninstructed Missouri Delegates Reported in Savannah
SAVANNAH Mo April 30 Two uninstructed delegates to the Republican convention are named from Missouri as reported in a brief dispatch. The outcome and names are not fully detailed in the fragment.
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Savannah
Republi
May Solve U. and Japan Problems at Tokio Conference
A Japanese American relations conference in Tokio marked beginnings toward solving Japan United States tensions. The San Francisco chamber of commerce team led by Wallace M. Alexander met with Baron Shibusawa and officials to discuss land ownership and immigration, economic cooperation, cable communications, exchange professorships, trade arbitration, and labor questions.
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Tokio
Japan
United States
Contier
San Francisco
Chmber of Commerce
Walace M. Alexander
Bebjamin
Ide Wheeler
Emerias
University of California
William “T. Sesnon
Walter N. Moore
Loyal A. Osborne
Walter L. Clark
Frederick Tl. Randall
Japanres
Baron Shibusawaa
Thia
Methodist Conference Plans With Global Outlook
Des Moines May 1 The Methodist Episcopal quadrennial conference organizes with Dr David G Downey New York book editor as chairman and James R Joy New York editor of Christian Advocate as secretary The committee on episcopacy chairs include Bishop Wm Shepard of Wichita Boundaries committee led by Shepard Korea and China reports by Bishops Lewis Shanghai and Welch Seoul note 40 percent church growth in China over four years Bishop Berry says church is world wide not merely American Legislation should fit Asia Africa needs and calls for party platform support for prohibition enforcement and amendments to the country
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Associated Dress
Des Moines
Jonsair-Nmay
Dravid G. Downey
New York
Church
James R. Joy
Christian Advocate of
Shepard
Wichita
Kan
Korea
China
W.S. Lewis
Shanghai
Herbert Welch
Seoul
Kozen
Methodist Church
Lewis
Wilson
Joseph ¥. Berry
Asia
Africa
Lloyd George Hit By Mild Illness Kept In Bed
London May 1 Premier Lloyd George has been ordered by his physicians to remain in bed for a few days due to a mild attack of fatigue and hypnchitis from his Ban Remo duties. The Premier’s condition appeared at yesterday’s Irish conference, after which he cancelled a planned visit to Windsor Castle to see the king.
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Associated Press
Venateia
Bonillas
United
Tirqiuzo
Carranza
Sonora
Paris May Day Riots Amid Labor Strife In 1919
May Day in Paris saw minor riots and disorders with at least three killed, including a woman, as unions failed to secure a national strike. The general federation urged nationalization but avoided calls to halt or resume work. Rail workers said their strike, aimed at nationalization, would continue, with about half of operations affected. High school and technical students volunteering to drive buses faced hostility but maintained service.
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Associated Press
Paris
General Federation of Labor
Werg- Rat
Republique
Plans for May Day unrest across nation alleged
Washington reporting cites department of justice findings of radical leaders plotting nationwide May Day demonstrations with strikes and alleged assassinations of federal and state officials. Precautions by authorities described as successful while local walkouts tied to wage contract expirations appeared limited and tied to May Day rhetoric.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Jextra
Russia
United States
Last-Minute Pacts Aid Landlords and Tenants in Chicago
Associated Press reports many eleventh hour agreements between landlords and tenants by May 1. Thousands moved as hundreds of persons remained unsettled amid a strike at Tong Feng.
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Associated ‘Press
Chicago
Ton Feng
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