No Independence for the Islands Debated in Congress
Washington May 1 The House rejected the Clarke amendment that would set independence for the Philippines within four years. The Jones Bill for broad self government passed 251 to 17 and moves to conference. Quezon urged swift freedom while warning Japan would not wait. Conferees named to seek a firm time frame for independence.
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Real Estate Transfers Listed in County Recorder Records
Real estate transfers filed include W. Tt. Deaudott to Earl Beauord in Ogden Myers subdivision for $1, Martha Ewloga to Sidney Smith of part of Lot 7 Block 1 Plot orden survey for $24, Harold A Lafount and wife to Frederick Wilson for part of NW quarter Sec 28 T7N R1W for $10, Thomas J Wilson to T J Wilson Jr for parts of NE and NW quarters Sec 35 T?N R?W with $4109 stated, Alga Gibby to Files Call for lots 10 and 11 Block 4 West Ogden Heights Orden survey for $4109.
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Roosevelt 18 for a Patriot at New York May 1
The text reports Col Roose velt returning from Chicago and praising views on propriety, national duty and Americanism. He denounces factional aims, urges delegates to nominate a unifying, principled candidate who can rally independents and Democrats to support national aims over partisan interests.
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Britain Faces Turmoil as Parliament Eyes War-Time Recruits
London May 1 Nine lines discuss impending parliamentary sessions likely to debate conscription amid Irish rebellion and Townshend's Kut retreat. Critics fault civilian missteps and army actions as the government grapples with leadership changes and possible confidence votes while classifieds remind readers to consult ads.
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German reply to American note on submarine war urged
Berlin reports indicate the German answer to the American note on submarine warfare is awaited with hope and caution. Ambassador Gerard will depart for Berlin, and newspapers weigh the implications while warning against overoptimism. German editors discuss possibilities, warning Congress and President Wilson must align, lest a breach jeopardize relations and risk wider conflict.
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Bryan May Go As Alternate At Nebraska Convention
Antola Nebraska May 1 Willan J Devan defeated candidate for delegate at large to the Democratic national convention received 18 votes as alternate according to official count thus far and may go to the convention on an alternate delegate. His name was Krilenio. If elected alternate delegates he will be eligible to a seat in the St Louis convention if any regular delegates fail to attend. W H Thompson and J J Thomas two Bryan men were elected.
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Doctor Patient Exchange Shows A Narrow Escape
A garbled patient dialogue hints at a close call with health. The doctor notes the patient’s weak constitution nearly caused harm, while the patient asks for a reiteration in a newspaper style, referencing the Topeka Slate Journal.
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Dublin Rebellion Fire Rages Across City After Clash
In Dublin the rebellion rages with widespread arson and destruction. The military reports heavy losses among officers and civilians, with at least 77 officers killed or wounded, and many rebels expelled from several districts. Newspapers halt publication as troops tighten cordons and snipers are neutralized.
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Heywood Tamied One Of Delegates 10
Blatt Correspondent reports Provo May 1 Republican delegates from across Utah selected eight delegates for the Republican national convention at the state district convention. Governor Spry Senator Teed Root and Mayor A Heywood of Ogden attended with other leaders as the Utah delegation went to Chicago with no strong contest for the federal slate.
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Medical Advice From a Smoking Potentate? No Real Cure
An OCR fragment presents a period style medical advice column with patient questions about rheumatism obesity and general weakness. It shows doctors recommending tonics, vitamins, and various elixirs with dubious claims. The tone mimics a late 19th or early 20th century ad style, including remedies like tonics and nutrient preparations and questions about dosages. The piece includes several patient inquiries and the physicians’ routine responses, including cautions and supposed quick cures.
National Prosperity Seen Amid War Policy Critique
A large gathering featured Temporary Chairman Glen Miller leading delegates in resolutions attacking Democratic policies as unresponsive and untrustworthy. Support for national war measures, woman suffrage, and approval of Governor Spry’s conduct followed, with cheers for the Republican stance. Across the nation March toward April showed widespread prosperity with improving factory output, rising prices, and strong general business, despite some regional crop and labor notes.
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Barrier fire stops Germans in renewed trench assault
London reports say after a collapse of attacks along the French lines at Dead Man and Cupleres, German crown prince orders intensified bombardment but fails to push trenches during the day. In dusk actions German troops briefly attempt to recapture, suffering heavy losses as French fire halts advances. Simultaneous bombardments by Retoptancs are also noted.
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Elks Ledge to Open with Evening Program and Smoker
The Elks Ledge will open at 7 30 Tuesday May 2 with an athletic program followed by a smoker for attendees.
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