Senate Slow to Take Up Bills After Quick House Passing
Washington May 1 The Sixty-second congress adjourns for a brief pause as the senate, reorganized after three weeks of rapid House action, debates Canadian reciprocity. Hearings will be held on the measure, with little prospect of considering House bills on popular election of senators and campaign finance until reciprocity is settled. Senator Stone will address the chamber, and adjournment is likely by Thursday or Monday. Meanwhile the House pushes the farmers free list bill as Underwood tightens hearing times and aims to finish debates soon. A statehood review for Arizona and New Mexico may follow. A Paris report notes a mysterious Begum of Bhopal attending King George's coronation among wealthy guests awaiting Brope celebrations.
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Washington
House
Senate
Finance
Penrose
Stone
Underwood
Territories
Arizona
New Mexico
Assassination in Canton and Italy's Exhibition Open
The Canton rebel attack kills Tacai and closes gates while Turin hosts a massive international exhibition of industries and labor. Loyd C Griscom resigns NY Republican chair. US gunboat Wilmington heads to Canton to aid citizens amid turmoil. Senator Lorimer resignation pressure grows as lawmakers face fallout. Bank promoters to abstain from stock solicitations per Comptroller Murray order.
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Tacai
Canton
International Exhibition of Industries and Labor
Italy
Turin
Lioyd C. Griscom
Roosevelt
New York County Republican Committee
United States
Wilmington
Hong Kong
Lorimer
Ilingis
Washington
National Banksy
Murray
Iowa News Briefs Across The State In One Week
A wide collection of Iowa items reports contractor John Lake in critical condition near Clinton, a New London telephone workers strike, a $6000 Low Moor schoolhouse, ministers and officials named in Clinton and Muscatine, multiple injuries and deaths, hotel sales, a Davenport fire incident, and various civic developments from Dubuque to Ottumwa and beyond.
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John Lake
Clinton
New London
Low Moor
Key. Hess
Charles City
Christian Church
M. N. Rippey
Columbus Junction
Max Afehlke
Emmetsburg
Park Hotel
Harlan
James A. Welch
Waterloo
Robert Vietcher
Marble Rock
Wks
Joe Lefevre
Iown City Lodge
Davenport
H. B Keiley
Jerger
Rector
Muscatine
Snyder
Richland
What
Jefferson County Hospital
Airfield
Jamieson
Des Moines
Mary of Angels House
Dubuque
Kutsch Brothers
Humeston
Harry H Gilmore
Chicago
Caroline Calihan
Perry
Notan G Wells
Sackett Plaster Board Company
Ft. Dodge
GAR
Muntatiue
Clarence Shelter
Union Park
Wertz
Holland
Women's Missionary Union
Town City
Women's Union Missionary Society
New York
Country Club of
Commercial Club
Iowa City
Daughters of
Improvement League
Lee Cimaly Board of Supervisors
Madison
Jack Rankin
Spirit Lake
Jie
Supreme Court
Hedges
Harkin
Alden
Sabula
Freeport TL
John Carr
Leavenworth
Kas
Frank Howard
Dream Led Woman To Hidden Bonds In Armour Case
Kansas City May 1 A young woman accused of stealing bonds and securities from Mrs S B Armour may face arrest after attorney Joseph C Stacey disclosed tangled finances and a remarkable tale. A dream led to a cache of 32000 in bonds found in a dog kennel near the Armour home. Bonds then vanished from a safety deposit box but money from sales funded jewelry and Rugs as brokers handled the rest. The suspect, memory impaired, claims no knowledge of taking the assets.
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Kansas City
S B. Armour
Joseph C. Stacey
Stacey
Gypsy King Gets Divorce in First U.S. Gypsy Case
Kansas City May 1 Judge J H Slover grants what is described as the first legal divorce for a gypsy in the United States. Stephen George, king of a rover band camping nearby, testified he paid 1050 dollars for his wife. She ran away to St Louis and remarried, and George recovered 1000 of the payment. Stanley said his daughter had a gypsy divorce before remarrying and that a legal divorce was unnecessary.
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Leo McNnulty
Dubuque
H. L. Cooper
Keokuk
Griswold High School
Oskaloosa
Westmaster Madden
Iowa Falls
Randall
Big Rock
Leona Fish
Davenport
R. O. Nicholson
Council Bluffy
Underwood
J A Rumbaugh
Wisher-Stevens Purniture Company
Charles City
St. Paul
Minn
J. T. Bryson
Iowa
Fally
Maurice Francis Egan
Denmark
United States
Academy of the Visitation
Dubuque News
Iowa City
Harlan A. Kivans
That City
Clyde
Plover
Harry Neubar
West Liberty
Silvisen
William Booth
Salvation Army
Des Moines
Butler
Bird Syndicate
Madison
Wis
Mason City
Mason City Times
Y M. C
Manilla
Theresa Dolezal Peldavert
Johnson County
Eugene
Ore
Town City
Fairfield
Eric and
Knee Aronson
Sweden
August Vankunschool
Charles Waert
Belgium
Thomas Smith
Sioux City
Charles Noble Gregory
American International Society
Washington, D
KR. R. Carey
St. Raphaels Cathedral
Edward McDowell
Miller
Burlington
Victor Niini
Kansas City
J. H. Slover
Stephen George
George
Peter Stanley
Charge
St. Louis
Stanley
Officials Granted Change in Venue for Illinois Central Officers
Chicago May 1 Charles L Hw ing Frank B Harriman and John M Taylor former Illinois Central officials charged with conspiracy to defraud were granted a change of venue from Judge Marcus Kavanagh. The cases will be reassigned this week by the states attorney. Edith Myersy of Charles City Iowa was jailed for ten days after being arrested in Nora Springs for attempting to defraud people by not paying for her board.
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Ilinois Central
Chicago
Charles L. Hwing
Frank B. Harriman
John M. Taylor
Ilinois Central Railroad
Marcus Kavanagh
Charles City
Nora Springs
Edith Myersy
Club frets Congressmen
Washington May 1 New members of congress seeking Metropolitan Club membership are annoyed as the board tightens eligibility. Senator Clarence W. Watson of West Virginia is blackballed and Representative Martin W. Littleton withdrawn. This marks the first time a U.S. senator was refused admission to the club roll.
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Washington
Congress
Board of Governors
Clarence W. Watson
West Virginia
Martin W. Littleton
United States
Senate
Defense Outlines Dynamiting Case in LA
Los Angeles May 1 defense attorneys for both sides in the dynamiting case completed arraignment plans for Join and James McNamara and Ortie McManigal with appearance set by next Wednesday. Harriman said defenses hinge on dynamite testing, non ignition of fuel inks and oils, and gas explosion theory. Dr J A Holmes to back claim. James B McNamara identified as James Bryce by hotel bellboy Trebor McCachen in San Francisco last September.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Join
James McNamara
Ortie McManigal
Job Harriman
Government Bureau of Mines
J. A. Holmes
United States Bureau of Mines
Times
Harri- Taan
James B. McNamara
James
Bryce
Trebor McCachren
Bellboy
Argonaut
Sann Francisco
J. B. Bryce
District Attorney’s Office
McNamara
Bangor West Market Burned In High Wind Blaze
Fire has destroyed nearly a dozen business buildings in Bangor Maine and spread rapidly under a strong breeze. Western Union says most of Bangor’s business district is burned as flames roar through the area aided by dynamite. Nearby, Henry Graham a Lakewood resident was brought to Tom's River New Jersey shackled and guarded as a material witness in the murder of Mrs Charles Turner whose body was found in Lakewood pine forests.
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Bangor
Western Union
New York
Henry Graham
Lakewood
Tom’s River
N. J
Charles Turner
Demonstration Ends Love Dream of Dick Ainsworth
A young American, Dick Ainsworth, falls for Paris performer Clochette Verdier. His father, arriving incognito in Paris, discovers the couple’s world of theatre and wealth, then exposes Verdier at a private supper. The episode shatters Dick’s hopes until later reconciliation.
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Dick Ainsworth
Paris
Opera Comique
Milo
Clochette Verdier
Ainsworth
Verdier
Mlle. Verdier
Ainsworth Senior
Ainsworth Junior
Clochette
Mr. Ainsworth
Havre
Champs Elysees
Ctfe
M. Ainsworth
Young Ainsworth
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