Republican Chiefs Set To Reorganize In Chicago Meeting
The 1913 GOP leaders plan a party reorganization today after the national convention issue aroused no objections. Kenyon states no objection if the national committee resigns, but the subject is not yet before the Chicago conference. Hadley will address the formal meeting and a program will be set. Southern representation is to be cut and a presidential primary favored.
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Republican Party
Sherman
Republicans discuss party reform and possible convention
A New York Chicago meeting of Republican leaders outlines a plan to rehabilitate the party along progressive lines. The group debates whether to hold a national convention this year and how to reorganize the national committee to reflect public opinion.
Fragmented OCR summary of stalled meeting notes
The text presents garbled OCR from a local meeting record with scattered names and plans. It references a formal gathering, a planned arrival, and postponements, but many proper nouns and details are unreadable.
GRAFT CHIEF HELD INEN CAS E SUMMARY
A federal case centers on Bertsche and a network described as a ring of confidence men. States Attorney alleges Bertsche arranged importation to extend petitions, implicating numerous politicians and Rep members in Eneronsmiaus era graft.
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Deny Attack on Train Plo t Claimed by Railway Leaders
Paterson New Jersey May reports say a group of ten men plotted to derail an Erie Express near the city. Detectives and private agencies, led by railway directors, search for suspects amid warnings against further violence. Quinlan retrial set for tomorrow as part of ongoing labor dispute coverage involving the International Workers of the World and strike-related tensions.
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Interest in airship grows at technical colleges in 1910s
Interest in airship work surges among technical institutes and colleges as they open labs and courses. The text notes a nucleus for aeronautical research forming at a university lab and hints at collaborations with military and civil aviation programs.
To Fly for Habana Prize Contest Complicated Tale
A cryptic note hints at a Habana prize contest with unclear steps and misread words. The fragment mentions a trip origin westward and a ceremonial title with a likely unrelated sequence of letters.
Memorial to Peace Planned with Global Celebration
Washington hosts the 100th anniversary peace conference marking the Treaty of Ghent. Belgian delegates and American officials plan a world event with lectureships scholarships and traveling writer programs to spread education on British American history. Various dignitaries from Britain Canada Australia and Ghent arrive, with receptions and a banquet at the Somerset and Willard venues.
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Wilk
Sank Dt Gould
Nations Invited to Peace Centennial Celebration Across English Speaking World
May 1 New York United States Great Britain Canada Newfoundland and Australia invite nations and municipalities of Ghent to join a centennial peace celebration to show that international disputes can be settled without war The manifesto from international conference urges broad cooperation and highlights advances in science and commerce as paths to mutual trust Boston delegates to Washington after hosting Boston reception for the British participants with figures such as Alfred Noyes in attendance.
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Boston
Prince Arsene Brother of Servian King to Wed American
Florence dispatch reports Prince Arsene, brother of Wing Peter of Servia, will marry Mrs Hugo Pratt, a wealthy American widow. The ceremony is anticipated this week with Pratt identified as the bride. voyage details and travel plans to Baltimore and Washington are noted in transit listings.
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Socialist committee to study miners conditions in West Virginia
A national Socialist party committee led by Victor Berger and Eugene Debs from Milwaukee and others was named to investigate miners conditions in West Virginia and report to President Wilson. The group also sent a memorial to Wilson demanding an inquiry by the Department of Commerce amid claims of a reign of terror in the region.
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Burn Oil to Save Peaches in Delaware Frost
Reports from Delaware tonight describe a frost that damaged fruit crops as growers burned oil to save peaches and other crops. Strawberries likely escaped significant harm while tomatoes and vegetables may suffer. Weather records note the coldest season in years.
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Delaware
Senators skip visit to Vincent Astor estate at Rhinebeck
The Senate military committee did not tour Vincent Astor's Rhinebeck estate Wernelufe as planned. After visiting West Point on Astor's yacht yesterday and spending the night there, Astor continued to Rhinebeck alone on the yacht today while committee members returned to New York.
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West Point
Merry del Val as Rescuer at Marazzi Fireworks Blast
An explosion at the Marazzi fireworks factory occurred today in Libya. Cardinal Merry del Val rushed to the scene with Pessiig nearby and provided assistance to buried victims including a man two women and a child.
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Fatally Hurt by Mob in Ohio City Street Clash
In Cincinnati on May 11 a scuffle between traction company workers and sympathizers left one man fatally injured and three more hurt by thrown missiles. Motorman Charles Weber of Chicago was dragged from a car and severely injured. others were less seriously hurt. The strike disrupted streetcar service as police escorted volunteers to stations for a renewed attempt to run cars. A car was burned at the scene and others damaged. additional lines considered potential outages.
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Governor urged to delay signing California land bill
The article reports President Wilson and Secretary Bryan urging Governor to postpone signing the California land act amid Japanese protest and diplomacy with Japan. It notes long talks among the President, Secretary of State, and Ambassador Chinda, with no formal reply to Japan until the governor acts, and discusses potential delays through veto or referendum, and risks of court challenges. The piece highlights the diplomatic effort to avoid antagonism while considering delaying action for diplomacy.
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Land Act Referendum Possible If Governor Signs
Political debate intensifies as supporters push for a statewide referendum on the alien land act. Leases clause triggers opposition and petitions may circulate within hours after a governor's signature. legislators favor a new census proposal on Japanese residents and other resident aliens to inform policy, but administration argues the data is not pertinent now.
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Funeral for Lieut Hill in city service observed
The funeral for Lieutenant Hill of Linthit is scheduled at My Habols ay Apeel. Dignitaries, including the aunt of the deceased, will shield the proceedings in a solemn ceremony as mourners from Ne népolis gather. The service will be conducted with military rites and depart for a procession to the cemetery.
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Prison Horror in State Pen Cracks Down on Graft
A report details alleged corruption and torture inside a state prison. Officials and wardens are accused of accepting favors, coercing inmates, and enabling abuse for money and clemency. The piece allege s prison violence and political pressure linked to prison management and external actors.
Ship Hits Iceberg Near Greenland in Dense Fog
An unnamed liner struck an iceberg while navigating a fogbound Atlantic route northeast of Sieme. The collision dented the bow but the vessel escaped with only minor damage, aided by nearby ships and lifeboat crews.
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Boy bicyclist hurt and aeroplane over London chaos
A fragmentary report describes a boy bicycle accident and a French aviator briefly flying over London, with disjointed details on transatlantic crossings, hotel visits, and routes. The piece mixes travel notices, prices, and scattered city events, reflecting a congested early 20th century wire service style.
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