British audiences applaud at Duke of York for The Clan and the Move
Review notes a May 1 London performance of The Clan and the Move by Charles Klein with Charles Froh at the Duke of Yorks Theatre. It mentions actors Margaret Lingion Egmund-Broesd and Richard Hennett receiving special honors and a Red Cross relief donation of 30,000 from Japan to aid San Francisco victims.
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Charles Klein
Charles Froh
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Margaret Lingion
Egmund — Broesd
Richard Hennett
Ftetay
Neil Cross
San Francisco
Red Cross
Edunalit Declares Harrison Will Seek Mayoral Seat
Chicago May 22 The journal reports Edunalit former secretary to Mayor Carter Harrison has written to a prominent businessman declaring Harrison will run for mayor in the spring. Harrison says he does not know if he will accept and would prefer not to comment further.
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The
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Candale
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Churchmen Engage In Tense Debates On Book of Worship Adoption
May 22 assembly debate centered on the Book of Planie and Services, with Rev J Johnson and other leaders arguing over authorization and potential union effects. Opponents urged caution, while speakers emphasized worship needs and home missions dominated discussions as the body set $1,000,000 for next year’s work and endorsed the Senate’s anti-lynching bill.
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Speaks on Insurance Evils at Annual Dinner
New York May 2. Charlen Mighes former counsel of the Arm sto lusurinice spoke at the annual dinner of the Life Widerwriters Association at the Scotch Saver tonight. Present were representatives of life insurance companies and major executives from the industry. He argued that legislation will guide conservatism, protect policyholders, and keep life insurance on a prudent, steady course. He warned against political influence from donors and urged electing qualified, publicly proclaimed candidates to safeguard the industry.
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Nvopthgetting
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Siotch Saver
Fife Insurance Rompantes
Nearance
Tughesauld
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Angrest
Parance
Hite
Wislnesa Ag
Lorger Benefts
Regeon
Nkottd Ba Banded Logsther UN
Ings
Study of Hungarian Army Organization Reveals Possible Alliance
Vienna May 22 A sensational report says Hungarian Army organization is being studied by top officials including Zell Sleat Gen Patatay and Hisgian general tat. The piece links this to Count Von alike, German army chief, and hints at a Russia Germany Austria military accord likely to be discussed during Emperor William’s visit to Emperor Francis Joseph. The origins are German sources boosting the claim.
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Vienna
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Patatay
Vienna I Jima
Gark On
Shia Vialt
Tout
Count von Alike
Stat
Russia
Germany
Avetria
Tay
William
Francis Joseph
Galmtesn
Rebate Case Begins In Kansas City Trial
In Kansas City on May 22 the trial of George A. Croaby former assistant freight traffic manager Burlin ton George J Thomay a NYC freight breaker and I B Tageart chief clerk opened in federal court before Judge Smith McPharen. Indictments accuse a conspiracy to secure relates for superior goods as preliminary motions fill the session after jury selection and indictment readings.
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Kansas City
George A. Croaby
Burlinston
George J., Thomay
New York City
I. B. Tageart
Smith McPharean
United States
Investigation under way as envoy confirms pursuit
In St. Peleesburg on May 22 a formal request from Ambassador Merer prompted Foreign Minister note. The note in the minister’s hand rejects the assassination claim and states the government has ordered the military to intensify the investigation and arrest any suspects matching the evidence.
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St. Peleesburg
Merer
Foreign Office
William J. Stuart
Viea Conail
Batam
Swoleky
Pallot Box Watcher Will Continue On Guard
In Denver on March 22 the court heard arguments on continuing monitoring of ballot box watchers during the election. Attorney Freak Juhanon and We Laague rep Planet Fire Homa urged continued Supreme Court permission to copy names from poll books, while opponents argued no copy needed. Proceedings referenced a trial in Georgia and a standardization effort, with a Portland, Maine context noted for repair.
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League of Honest Elections
John M. Waldron
Harry J Andeley
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Inn Keeper Roughly Handled at Phillips Academy
At Andover May 22 twenty or more Phillips Academy students planned expulsion for involvement in a scheme that led to innkeeper John M. Stewart being roughly handled and thrown into a pond. Principal Stearn notes about fifteen to twenty participated, with one causing the trouble.
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Stewart
Water rights dispute over Sage Creek reaches federal court
In Cheyenne on May 21 a Spokane federal judge ruled on a pivotal irrigation water case involving Sage Creek in Wyoming and Montana appropriators. The decision concerns prior rights claimed by Montana holders based on source origin, the diversion impacting Sage Creek flows, and cross‑state ramifications up to the Missouri River system, with parallels drawn to Utah and Colorado raft regions.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
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Spokane
United States
Edward Whitson
Saxe Creek
Montana
Sage Cragk Riers
We Hor
Morris
Ton
Howell
S. S. Bean and
Ashes
Hean
Aripatian
Anan Creek
Colorado
Laramie
Sand Creek
Coloado
Colorado Neers
Albany County
Jigs Whitson
Senate considering immigration bill spurs debate
Washington May 22 The Senate devoted most of the session to immigration bill discussion. Senator McCumber issued a personal statement rebutting a New York Tribune claim about the railroads rate bill. A resolution instructed the Privileges and Elections Committee to consider Burton's case as the session ended with speeches from Dillingham McCreary Baca Reece Patterson and others.
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Senate
Diay
McCumber
New York ‘Tribune
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Dillingham
McCreary
Baca
Reere
Patterson
Knox amendment seeks embassy status for Constantinople legation
Washington May 22 Senator Knox laid a notice of an amendment to the diplomatic and consular appropriations bill to raise the legation at Constantinople to an embassy under Ottoman rules the ambassador would be the sole representative allowed to seek an audience with the sultan and the Turkish government would be handicapped in talks.
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Washington
Knox’ Tolay
BNE
Constantinople
Koox
Illoomen Confers on Effort to Repair Oilfield Damages
A damaged fragment reports leaders noting a complex failure and announcing further attempts to repair the Plum mine and to coordinate operations with present oilers. The text lacks clear dates or names but indicates ongoing corrective actions and planned escalation.
Conferees Seek NGAR Agreement on Statehood Bill
Statehood bill conferees press for final NGAR agreement to resolve policy gaps. Lawmakers from key committees meet to align positions and advance compromise language ahead of a looming vote. The talks focus on funding, governance, and eligibility provisions affecting potential new state status.
Operators Watched Contest In May Report From City
Washington May 22 A rentecence report on a statehood bill was to be reached by week’s end per Cleveland information Thetera scare the evonference room Today in city operations a terig aths agreement would be warned with Intenze Intereat The report not yet clarified The regent amendment seems to...
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Washington
Cleveland
tiMlay
Proposal to Admit Oklahoma and Arizona as Joined States
The text outlines a plan allowing Oklahoma and Arizona to be admitted as one state and to vote separately on a joint issue, with the decision at a regional election when territorial officers are chosen. It references the Foraker commentaries from 1869 and notes this proposition as generally known.
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Oklahoma
Titten
Arizona
New Moztco
Thery Htories
Mmentinens
Mayans Jah of Batata Visit Washington for Brief Stay
Nashington May 22 The Mayans Jah of Batata of Iota and wth visiting this country arrive in Washington for a brief stay. The Aghassah probably will gall on vhs president tomorrow.
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Jah
Batata
Iota
Wth
Washington
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