Interest In the Payne bill wanes in House debate
The House met with an unusually small attendance as members considered the Payne tariff bill. Debates centered on reciprocal free trade with the Philippines, tariffs on cotton and hides, and the impact of American sugar and lumber policies. Several speakers urged restraint, while others pressed for approaches balancing duties and reciprocal exchange.
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Washington
Arif T
House of Representatives
St. Sparkmann
Florida
United States
Kinkaid
Benlce Legard
Pablo Ocampo der
China
Peerye
Mifrina
Catholic Church in Mexico Denounces Apparition Claims
In Atlantalajaca Mexico April 7 church authorities denounce a Marian apparition dispute fueled by anticlerical factions. They accuse rivals of manufacturing visions to sway public opinion and threaten the Virgin Mary’s authority. Local clergy urge calm and uphold church doctrine amid tumult.
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Atlantalajaca
Meas
ArchbSeheys
Cevitiz
Maracalnt
Peeheak
Hallie
Temepanier
Church Holidays Stir Press Feud in Fractured Town
A local dispute over church holidays pits three newspapers against clerical factions. Protesters plaster houses with placards bearing a Virgin Mary inscription while the papers accuse each other of bias and inflaming sectarian tensions. The fray centers on the claimed 345 days in a year of which 143 are church holidays.
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Frm
Otatted & Porcett
Mery
Seapions
Nears Fortier
Students Strike at Ruskin College in Oxford
Oxford April 3. Students at Ruskin College, funded by American Walter Vrooman to aid workers, have been on strike a week over the headmaster Dennis Hunt's removal after a meeting. They plan to seek 104000 subscriptions to start a new college, arguing the dismissal was for teaching that challenged authority.
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Ruskin College
Oxford
Hoskin College
Walter Vrooman
Dennis Hunt
Mind
Failure of Big Firm: Dickintee and Company Suspended
Chicago and New York reports say John Dickintee and Company, grain stock and provision brokers, were suspended by the Consolidated Exchange pending a temporary period. The move followed a wheat advance and the failure of a Chicago customer to supply margins, with liabilities estimated around 250000, though firm commitments were not believed heavy.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
John Dirktsam and Company
We. Companypaalea-Hsla
Rehanze
New York
J. T. Murphy
Bres Dolng & Gynd
Esi
Dickipoon
Jobn Dickintee and Company
Consolidated Exchange
Municipal campaigns closing in Illinois Chicago
April 2 reports municipal campaigns winding down as elections approach. Many contests look hot, liquor issues appear fewer in number, and voters expect clashes over dry and wet terms. Independent candidates add confusion while women show unusual interest in local races.
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Chicago
Rome
Tremont and Shawrat Complete 14000 Mile Pacific Voyage
Two steamers Tremont and Shawrat, built for the Panama Canal Commission, completed a 14000 mile voyage from Seattle to New York. Tremont left Seattle January 3, Shawrat left San Francisco February 1. Tremont arrived in New York April after several stops. Shawrat continued racing ahead with faster progress.
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New York
Seattle
Tremont
Fathmian Canal
Calon
Ban Francheen
Montevictin
President of Michigan Prohibition Leaders Quoted
Fragmentary OCR quotes from University of Michigan figures on prohibition policy. The garbled text mentions Charles Angell and local officials, with unclear actions and dates, offering a snapshot of a debate over prohibition policy at the university and city level.
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University OF Michigan
Joy Rides Must Cease Hope New York Crusade Formed
New York activists form the National Highway Protection to curb reckless chauffeurs and protect pedestrians. Banking figure Hen Cheng leads with $1,000, aims for a national scope, plans to station officers on busy streets, create a detective force, and hold owners liable for injuries from speeding cars. The drive seeks street safety for children and all pedestrians.
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New York
Hen Cheng
Bas Bees
Chamber of Comme
Ceppalza
Jay
Startling Higher Critics of Bible Question Orthodox Chief
A Chicago report surveys higher criticism of the Bible challenging orthodox views of Jesus. Prof Henry J. Starman argues in a University of Chicago thesis that the Gospels may misreport Jesus sayings and future punishment. The work classifies synoptic material into what Jesus likely said what early editors thought he said and what later editors tried to show him saying.
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Chicago
Georre
Poster
Henry J. Starman
University of Chicara Dhrinity School
Jesus
Mark
Luke
Christ
Tleceete
Orthotox Church
Jere
Hell
Joma
Sayfox
Bert
Woman Found Dead in Her Room in New York
A woman was found dead in her room in New York amid a series of unfolding events. Police investigations are underway as details remain unclear from the fragmented report.
Mystery in a Room: Mme Bares Flerahgedt Found Near Mrs Metli¢a
Fragmentary report notes photographs labeled Mme Bares Flerahgedt found in the room of Mrs Metli¢a. Mr Bhaw, who was found dead on Went Eleventh Street last night. Relations indicate distant kin to Mme Derahsrtt. Mme Shaw, editor and teacher, had a New York paper editor husband George Alfred Shaw. Pulmonary illness noted in her obituary. President Hoover letter referenced regarding a book.
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Mme
Bares Flerahgedt
Metli¢a
Bhaw
Bava
Mme. Derahsrtt
Povatal
Jaze Pope
George Alfred Shaw
New York
Hoosevett
Oue
Ibenia
Mra. Gham
Mra Shaw
Slayer of Mulatto to Know Fate Tuesday
San Francisco April 2 Joseph Fe Gardiner a youth in trial here on a charge of aiding a beheading will not know his fate until Tuesday. Usual Brains Attorney Tod ert T. Davia did not follow his presentation as the court adjourned test night and continued the three day delay. Attorney Tasker Maddox made the opening for the defense. 024 was followed by Attorney W. Young in Kentucky Gardiner's counsel. The latter lawyer was sent west to the youth s relatives to preserve him from his dilemma if possible.
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San Francisco
Joseph Fe Gardiner
Tulale
Dowhead
Todert T. Davia Bee
W. Young
Kentucky
Gardlerr
Hig
Oxford wins thrilling April Thames rowing clash over Cambridge
April race on the Thames ends with Oxford beating Cambridge by one length after a tightly contested race. Bourne of Oxford leads early, Cambridge fights back near Chiswick, then Stuart drives Oxford ahead through Hammersmith and beyond to cross first.
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Anytods
Orford Atrowy
Wineerd
Cambridge
Surrey
Oxford
Doorne
Thla Car
Misuts
D. Bicart
Beriening
Cale Fig
Hevertey Lock
Stuart
Bourne
Hewever
Ridtorr
Orford
Bone
Traconse
Hammersmith Bridge
Mourne
Lonret
Oxontana
Epectator
Cam Bridge
Agein
Wlerel
Chlewich
Orontana
Liarane
Moon
Child Found In Lake After Disappearance
Harold Moon, age unknown, missing since February, is found alive? No, found in Thread Lake with ice wedges on feet. Recovery by Lert Nobson after days of search. father Hen Lama Nua prosecuted search. report notes heartbreak and strain for Delavan community.
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Wayearold Harold Moon
Ike
Thread Lake
Lert Nobson
Ble
Roosevelt Arrival Sparks Naples Welcome Plans
Theodore Roosevelt arrives aboard the Hamburg amidNaples excitement with plans for a brief visit. Officials arrange protective detail and special escorts, while hotels, motor tours, and public receptions are prepared. The mayor and aldermen await his stay, though ship delays may shorten his time in Naples.
Ambassador Bryce On Way To Yosemite Amid Turbulent Trip
Ambassador James Reyee and Bryew depart in the presidential escort toward the Yosemite region with a party traveling via Veriiite and Lomoriee. Officials plan to proceed toward Tosemlin Valley as part of a broader mission, with unknown timelines and names intermingled in the garbled dispatch.
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Merrat
James Reyee Ant Sip Bryew
Yeniny
Ptieale
EOP
Ripley
Tosemlin Valley
Freck Veriiite
Lew
Sumcey Tor Wastington
Global Market Closing Quotations Highlight Mixed Moves
New York stocks opened weak with declines in United States Steel and copper issues. Traders saw active deal legs and a broad recovery in Canadian Pacific and Western rails as prices turned up late. several notable shares rose while others in the market fluctuated amid brisk demand.
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New York
Changra
United States
Denver
Canadian Pacite
Northern
Union Pacific
Great Northern
New York Central
Cheeapeake
Ghio
Vitad
Soneta
Pacific Coast
Longleland
Anaconda Apé Com Producte
Calon
Showt & Petat
Welles Fargo
Wall Street and commodity roundup with mixed results
New York stock quotes show mixed movement across major names including American Car and Foundry American locomotive and United States Steel. Western grain and livestock markets report steady to higher bids with beef cattle hogs and sheep receipts noted. Copper, silver, and oil futures appear quiet with muted price action amid broad market activity.
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American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
American Baga Stednicg
Anaconda Straing Co
Atchiwoa Railway
Atchiexa Railway
Baltimore
Abn
Ues Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago Northwestern
Colorada Fuel
Trea
Calorado and Boathern
Delaware and Hadeen
Denver and
Rio Grande
Fire Railway
Reat Northern
Great Northern Ore Cita
Winds Central
Tork Central
Reading Railway
Rock Island Co
Rother Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pasitie
Blaten Steel
United States Steel
Sia A. Wabash Railway
Weatera Tlalem
Standard Oi! Co
Chicago
AURDER CHARGE DISMISSED AGAINST BEBICK ANDO PIFER
Colorado Springs prosecutors dismissed murder charges against Bebick Ando Pifer in the death of Charles Bevick. The court cited insufficient evidence after weeks of preliminary hearings.
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Aurder
Bebick
Ando Pifer
Muir Must Be Brought Back From Denver
In Franction California police pursue W. As Sin to return from Denver where he faces felony embezzlement charges. J. J. Breet of the boral police department has been in Colorado for four weeks awaiting a formal extradition.
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Cal
Thera
Litegijaa J
Is Killed by the Shock in Elgin Dance
Calcagy April 7 John Shedden was electrocuted while dealing with a telephone outage. After dinner he touched the live wire attempting to cut it, received fatal shock, and died as authorities investigated the accident at Elgin Jest evening.
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John Shedden
Elgin
Ltr
Shedden
Estral
Bheiden
General Maas Executed For Murder In Menleo City
In a sensational case in Menleo City on April 1, General Maas, once linked to Mexican affairs and accused in the murder of former Lieutenant David Olivares, was sentenced to death. The court ordered Maas to pay $60 monthly to each of two children of the slain man for twenty years and cover victim’s expenses of $168. Maas, a wealthy social figure, faced charges including prior kidnapping of a girl at Tacabay.
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Menleo City
Gabrare A. Meas
Jocea Bechter
David Olivares
Unate
Tris
Sentente
Writeral Maas
Tacabay
Seo
Eleot
General Maas
Wtutrace
Howell Presses Tariff Changes in House Session
In a April session, Howell advocated amendments to tariff schedules. He argued increased duties on tea coffee and sugar would raise revenue and deter imports. He cited a 300,608 ton Philippine tariff figure and warned full duties could deplete reserves by $10,070,090. He supported duties on piles lumber and coal.
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Washington
Chale Joan Payne
Utas
Colorado
Howell
Abducted Girl Reported in Dutmingtam
In Dutmingtam Alabama on April 2 a widely known blind resident reports the abduction of pretty Adi Wetreryk, daughter of Baa Mate yetyt. Police implicate Pete and others. parents seek clues as officials investigate.
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Dutmingtam
Ala
Suster
Adi Wetreryk
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Robert E Piper
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