Clark and Bryan bury hatchet after Baltimore split
Secretary Bryan and Speaker Clark meet at a private lunch in Washington and issue statements claiming reconciliation after Baltimore tensions. Bryan says he respected Clark as a progressive Democrat and seeks no political offense while Clark emphasizes the need to serve the party and country above personal concerns.
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Washington
Champ Clark
William Jennings Bryan
Ted
Baltimore
Theodore A. Bet
California
Denver
Clark
Ira B. Bennett
Washington Post
Bryan
Balti
Colonel Bryan
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Alleged Sponsor For Ohio Congressional Gerrymander
William L. Finley is identified as an alleged sponsor in connection with a proposed Ohio congressional district gerrymander. The report outlines Finley's role and the political context surrounding the redistricting dispute.
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Ohio
Springfield Murder Case Proceeds Slowly in Ohio Trial
Springfield Ohio April 19 Professor C C Howard toxicologist of Starling Ohio Medical College Columbus testified he found no trace of poison in the organs of Mrs P Cavileer Smith. The indictment charges Dr Arthur B Smith husband of the dead woman with murder by potassium cyanide. Brundage clinical expert Columbus State Hospital aided post mortem exam and found nothing to indicate death was unnatural.
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Doctor Smith
Springfield
Cc. C. Howard
Starling Ohio Medical College
Columbus
P*orence Cavileer Smith
Anapon
Arhur B. Smith
Account for Disaster in Paris Balloon Tragedy
Paris experts discuss the Noisy Le Grand balloon crash that killed five men. They suggest Thieville was injured and stunned when the ship hit a house, and Reidy likely harmed. Pilots say a rope or ripping rope should never be used at such a height, explaining the disaster.
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Paris
Noisy-Le-Grand
Thieville
Reidy
Mexican Crisis Deepens as Carranza Forces Rise
Washington reports warn Huerta may fall as Carranza led rebels gain strength in Coahuila and northern Mexico. Madero family backs Carranza and will aid the revolt, while Huerta lacks troops to counter the north. Collapse of Huerta government is feared, risking renewed U.S. tensions.
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Washington
Huerta
Carranza
Coalmila
Madero
Mexico
Sonora
United States
Akron Rubber Strike Report Blames Firestone Over Speeding Up
The Green senate committee found the rubber workers strike well founded in most instances. It condemns the speed up system in rubber factories and exposes large earnings of rubber companies. Blame is placed on Firestone Tire and Rubber for a piece work wage cut posted and enacted the same day, hindering possible settlements.
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Columbus
Akron
Green Senate Committee
Senate
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Income Tax Stands Exemption for Life Insurance Strengthened
Washington April 19 The Ways and Means committee majority was sustained in a Democratic caucus over proposed amendments to the income tax. The key change was strengthening the provision exempting life insurance policies. The $4,000 exemption and graduated rates from 1 to 4 percent on $100,000 or more were retained intact.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
No truth in Recall Demand for Ambassador Curtis Gratd
St. Petersburg reports no friction with Russia over Curtis Gratd. The American ambassador is on leave of absence at full pay to recover from rheumatism, per highest authority.
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St. Petersburg
United States
Curtis Gratd
Rusela
Train Fatality Near Coshocton Claims 50 Year Old Man
John Arbo gxast, 50, was killed by an eastbound Pennsylvania passenger train east of Coshocton. He misjudged the track and believed the train was on another line.
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Coshocton
John Arbo Gxast
Pennsylvania
Here
Cardinal Ore glia Heads Church During Papal Vacancy
Dean of Sacred College Cardinal Ore glia leads church affairs during a papal vacancy. The article notes his role in guiding conclave preparations and safeguarding ecclesiastical duties until a new pope is chosen.
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Sacred College
Pius X
Oregbia
Holy See
Busy Solons Recess Today As Cox Program Moves
Ohio legislature clears most of the Cox administration measures and adjourns briefly. Final actions loom on the Frei berlin utility bill, big appropriations, auto license changes, and short ballot amendments. The Senate passes the Mills probe utilities bill reorganizing the public utilities commission with valuation and immediate appeals.
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Cox
Columbus
Ohio
Bili
Ohio Starling Medical College
Ohio State University
Ohio solons draw new map for free wool
In Columbia Ohio on April 19 the nine Democratic congressmen who backed free wool were assigned to Democratic districts under a gerrymander bill. Leader William L Minley smoothed the process as the measure passed both houses. Congressmen Allen Gard Goeke Bulkley Crosser were placed in districts with Democratic majorities. Sherwood Brumbaugh received districts already favorable to them.
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Washington
Puiton
William L. Minley
General Assembly
Allen
Gard
Goeke
Bulkley
Crosser
Dhetriets
Sherwood
Brumbaugh
Torrens land title law adopted in Ohio after debate
Columbus Ohio April 18 the House adopted the Torrens system of land titles after defeating Greenland bill the reform becomes law under a constitutional amendment of last September Rep Chas Reid Fayette Republican floor leader led the measure A compromise bill drafted by a commission of real estate men after talks with Humphrey Jones Fayette author of the amendment The bill remains optional and faced Senate opposition before passage
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Ohio
House
Chas. Reid
Fayette
Humphrey Jones
Fayette County
Mr. Jones
Representative Reid
Senate
C. A. Reid
Greenland
Jones
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C. A. Magrath
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William L. Finley
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Cardinal Oreglia
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