Wilson Says No One Wise Enough to Judge War
President Wilson told the Maryland Methodist Protestant Conference that no man can forecast the European war's outcome. He urged spiritual readiness and compared church governance to national decision making amid a world in trouble. Secretary Bryan followed with remarks on the Three Great Relationships and national welfare.
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Washington
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Wilson
Europe
United States
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Rehm
God
Lindsey Cleared of Misconduct Charges in Denver
Denver reports Judge Ben B. Lindsey of the juvenile court is exonerated by the county grand jury. Frank L. Rose is indicted for criminal libel over affidavits against Judge Lindsey. Governor Carlson says he will veto bills to transfer juvenile court authority to Denver county district court.
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Denver
Col
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver Juvenile Court
Frank L. Rose
Lindsey
George A. Carlson
District Court
Denver County
Explosion wrecks Cudahy Packing plant in Kansas City
A seven story Cudahy Packing plant in Kansas City suffered a devastating blast destroying the building and causing an estimated $750,000 in damage. Police pursue suspects believed to be a former or current employee who may have placed the time bomb Sunday night.
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Cudahy
Kansas City
Cudahy Packing Company
Indiana Election Crooks Sentenced
Four men convicted in Terre Haute election fraud trials were sent to the federal penitentiary at Fort Leavenworth. In Indiana, 16 others received prison terms and 87 were jailed. Mayor Donn Roberts was among those appealing, with bond set at 60,000 for liberty pending appeal. Judge Anderson warned about saloon corruption and set May 17 for new trial readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Terre Haute
Anderson
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Donn M. Roberts
Edward Holler
John M. Masselink
Arthur Gillis
Joseph Strauss
George Severn
Leavenworth
Roberts
United States
Dailey
Roy Shattuck
Congress
Indiana
Vigo County
Frank Hess
John F. Nugent
Jack Hynes
John Bruns
Eliot warns against peace at any price during war talks
Charles W. Eliot, president emeritus of Harvard, told Baptist ministers in Boston that now is not the time to pray for peace at any price. He warned that ending the war abruptly would set civilization back for centuries and urged Belgians not to remain neutral as their ideals are challenged.
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Boston
Mass
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Eliot
BeLidors
Wilhelmina cargo sale settles long detainment
The American steamship Wilhelmina, detained at Falmouth since February with foodstuffs for Germany, is to have its cargo purchased by the British government. The agreement, reached April 13 between W. L. Green Commission and the government, compensates the owners for anticipated profits lost in Germany.
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New York
Germany
Falmouth
England
Briish
London
W. L. Green Commission Company
St. Louis
Chau tauqua Lake Navigation buys Midway Park land
Jamestown April 12 The Chau tauqua Lake Navigation company has bought the Midway park property on the east side of Chautauqua Lake. The 60 acre tract will be used for outing purposes. The Chautauqua steamboat line and the J W N W traction line connect with this point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Chautauqua Lake Navigation Company
Midway Park
Chautauqua Lake
Chautanuqua
Get your tenant leases at the Mail Office
Residents are urged to collect their tenant lease documents at the Mail Office. The notice highlights pickup times and required ID to verify identity. Ensure you retrieve contracts promptly to avoid delays in housing arrangements.
Kronprinz Wilhelm Enters U S Port For Fuel and Refuge
The German cruiser Kronprinz Wilhelm slipped into Newport News Virginia seeking fuel and provisions after eight months at sea. She had sunk fourteen merchant ships and taken 960 prisoners, with nine of the ships British and total losses estimated at 7 million dollars. The crew of 500 and 61 prisoners await landing as the ship plans to exit unseen.
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Newport News
Kronprinz Wilhelm
South Atlantic
Lloyd
Virginia Capes
Paul Thierfelder
Karlsruhe
Atlantic
Wilhelm
Prinz Eitel Friedrich
New York Harbor
Coleby
Eitel Freidrich
Unemployed Americans in Tampico ask for U S transport
Three hundred idle Americans appealed to the State Department for transport from Tampico to the United States as food grows scarce and fighting near Ebano signals a likely attack. Rear Admiral Caperton sails from Vera Cruz to Tampico to join gunboats.
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Washington
State Department
Tampico
United States
Ebano
Caperton
Vera Cruz
Petre
Sacramento
Celaya
Obregon
Villa
George C. Carothers
Guadalajara
Gen. Villa
Gen. Huerta
Mexico
Carranza seeks U.S. ban on Huerta entry
Carranza government in Vera Cruz will ask the United States to deny admission to Victoriano Huerta who is en route to New York. Adolfo Carillo reports a New York meeting planned to restore Huerta and overthrow current Mexican leaders, with Carranza citing an abuse of U.S. neutrality as the reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Carranza
Vera Cruz
United States
Victoriano Huerta
New York
Adolfo Carillo
Carillo
Huerta
Talc swindler in tombs for robbing a school teacher
Warren residents recall the tale of J Condit Smith after his arrest in New York on charges he swindled fourteen Youngstown residents out of 5700. He allegedly promised a Cherokee Talc Mine near Canton and used Emma Lacy to recruit investors, only to reveal swamp land and shanties. Local investors, led by notable residents, faced losses and await extradition to Youngstown for trial.
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Snd
J. Condit Smith
Warren
Samuel Doty
Princeton
Canton
Georgia
Smith
Emma Lacy
B. F. Morris
Levi Smith
J. C. Russell
A. W. Richards
Sue Baker
T. S. Sheldon
A. A. Davis
Harold Lacy
Rey
Rosetta Turner
John Steen
Ray Picket
George Orr
J. W. Newmaker
Ed O'Donnell
Sheffield
H. T. Newmaker
Wallingford
Youngstown
Clara A. Nevin
Youngstown South Avenue
Ohio
Nevin
Erin
Attorney Jamieson Weds Springfield Girl In Easter Ceremony
Miss Julia Bliss Chapin daughter of Charles L Chapin and Lewis Crary Jamieson son of Mr and Mrs Marcus W Jamieson of Warren Pa wed at Christ Episcopal Church Springfield Mass The bridal party included sixteen with matron of honor Mrs William H Kennedy maid Miss Lucy Chapin and bridesmaids from Springfield Warren and Montclair The couple will reside in Warren Pa after a May 1st at home announcement.
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Warren
East Christ Episcopal Church
Springfield
Mass
Julia Bliss Chapin
Charles L. Chapin
Lewis Crary Jamieson
Marcus W. Jamieson
William Austin Smith
William H. Kennedy
Buffalo
N. Y
Lucy Chapin
Catherine H. Chapin
Elizabeth I. Sherwood
Gladys Safford
Edith Hixon
Mary Talbott
Ray Dickinson Murphy
Montclair
N. J
Louise Fielder
Jamieson
Edward Bastress
Mt. Carmel
George Gordon
Philadelphia
Harry
Chill as Roosevelt Greet Taft at Yale Funeral
In New Haven on April 13 Taft and Roosevelt met at Yale professor Thomas Lounsbury’s funeral. The cordial exchange was formal and chilly with separate processions and pews, and Taft left by train after services.
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New Haven
Progressive Party
William H. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas R. Lounsbury
Yale University
Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Mrs. Taft
White House
Grove Street Cemetery
Boston
Orders refund to refinery by Public Service Commission
The Public Service commission orders Pennsylvania Railroad Co and Pennsylvania Co to pay 461.61 to Pennsylvanis refinery works and Bessemer Refining Co for overcharges of 12 cents per 100 pounds on crude oil between Walford and Titusville. It also rules no demurrage on privately owned cars on a private siding. The Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co filed the complaint.
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Public Service Commission
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Pennsylvania Co
Pennsylvania
Rafine Works
Bessemer Refining Co
Walford
Titusville
State Railroad Commission
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Diver Reaches Lost Submarine In Sunken Vessel Walk
Honolulu April 14 Chief Gunner s Mate Frank Crilley traveled 288 feet underwater and walked atop the submarine F-4 resting on a smooth sandy bottom. Naval officers call it a world diving record as repairs/raising plans proceed without use of a recompression chamber.
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Honolulu
Frank Crilley
Crilley
Huerta Arrives and Lands in New York
Exiled Mexican former president Victoriano Huerta landed in New York aboard the Antonio Lopez from Spain. He swore to immigration inspectors he would not go to Mexico or Cuba and said his stay would mix business and pleasure, stopping at the Vanderbilt Hotel. He appeared in good health and planned to see friends with no definite moves announced.
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Mexico
Cuba
New York
Victoriano Huerta
Spain
Antonio Lopez
General Hueta
Huerta
Vanderbilt Hotel
General Huerta
Loss of F-4 Attributed to Daniels Neglect
Massachusetts Representative Gardner accuses Secretary Daniels of neglecting submarines after the F-4 loss. He criticizes Navy leadership and recalls a year-old Pacific crisis where a joint board was blocked from meeting by the president. Gardner calls for public investigation if denied.
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Washington
Gardner
Massachusetts
United States
Daniels
Admiral Blue
Winterhalter
Naval Affairs Committee
Secretary Daniels
Pacific Ocean
German Spy Suspect Claims U S Citizenship
Anton Kuepferie, arrested by British authorities for espionage, says he was born in Germany in 1884 and naturalized as a U S citizen in Brooklyn in 1912. He admits selling goods in America and faces trial for writing letters about British troop movements using invisible ink.
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London
Anton Kuepferie
Germany
Brooklyn
America
Kuepferle
Carl Hans Lody
Charles A. Inglis
New York
Omaha
Tower of London
Dalrymple Heir Reported Located in Los Angeles
Kané Port Allegany April 12 Word reached Port Allegany from Los Angeles Cal that Keith Dalrymple the missing Port Allegany youth and heir to a fortune over 365000 has been found in that city W B Linney of Los Angeles located him Dalrymple said he left Pennsylvania when a boy to visit his grandmother in Long Beach Calif He disappeared during that visit His mother has died and his brother Hugh Dalrymple joint heir died near North East about three weeks ago
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Kané
Port Allegany
Los Angees
Cal
Keith Dalrymple
W. B. Linney
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania
Dalrymple
Long Beach
Hugh Dalrymple
North East
Donald Burns Returns to Jamestown After Disappearance
Jamestown reports Donald Burns, missing March 25, was found in Indianapolis by his brother and is in good health. Burns, son of Rev J P Burns, says he wrote a letter to his wife but did not mail it and pledged to return home in two weeks.
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Jamestown
Donald Burns
Indianapolis
Burns
J. P. Burns
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Woodrow Wilson
Ben Lindsey
Salocon
Dr. Eliot
Wilhelmina
Buys Peoraat Chautauqua
U. S
Warren People
L. C. Jamleson
Roosevelt
W. H. Taft
Professor Lounsbury
Yale
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