Articles
- The Civil Service.
- JOHNSON'S SUPPORTERS TAKE FIGHT TO CHICAGO; California Managers Declare They Will Fight Any Plan Which Would Shelve Senator.
- Mrs. Albert M. Handy Entertains.
- Marriage Announcement 2 -- No Title
- MAY 1 DEMONSTRATION CAUSED PEKING STIR; Students Were Arrested for Urging the Seizure of Factories by the Workers.
- NOT IN REPLOGLE, SAYS RYAN; Denies Connection with Steel Stock Under Exchange Investigation.
- JEWISH ACTORS IN "NAOMI."; New Playwright and a New Star at the Art Theatre.
- CATHOLICS TO RAISE FUND.; Laymen's Council Will Seek $25,000,000 for Welfare Work.
- $98,000 BANK THEFT REVEALED BY ARREST
- MORE OUT AT WILLIMANTIC.; Spinners in Sympathy Strike Make No New Demand on Mills.
- Montague Terrace Deals.
- NO TRACE OF LOST $18,500.; Mother Prostrated at Disappearance of Children's Trust Fund.
- MORE BRONX SALES.; Increased Investment Demand Centers on Private Dwellings.
- HUGHES MAKES PLEA FOR ACCUSED MINERS; Argues That Judge Anderson Erred in Instructing Grand Jury Which Indicted Them. SAYS ERROR WAS ADMITTED Some of Operators Charged with Conspiracy Contest Removal to Court's Jurisdiction.
- WRIGHT WINS TITLE IN DOUBLES SHOOT; High Total of 78 Gives Buffalo Gunner Another State Championship. WILL DEFAULT TOMORROW Previous Engagements Prevent Him from Defending National Crown-- Bennett Wins Distance Event.
- Eight Italian Children Perish in Panic Caused by Socialists
- THE UNINSTRUCTED.
- COLUMBIA GOLFERS DEFEAT DARTMOUTH; Walker Leads Local Linksmen to Victory at Garden City by Six Matches to Three.
- FINANCIAL MARKETS; Listless Trading Brings Irregular Price Changes of Stocks-- Credit Tight in West.
- SENDS McCALL NOMINATION.; Wilson Announces Ex-Governor's Selection for Tariff Board.
- D.P. KINGSLEY HEADS TRADE CHAMBER; Succeeds Alfred E. Marling as President of New York State Commerce Body. BOND PRICE INQUIRY ASKED Arbitration Committee Reports Large Number of Disputes Settled Satisfactorily.
- ANDERSON FOR SENATOR.; Hopes to Defeat Wadsworth by Running as Independent.
- Hostess to American Pen Women.
- MAY DAY WARNING ASSAILED BY HEALY; Labor Leader Charges Palmer with Propaganda to Force Workers Into 'Servitude.' SEES AIM TO AID GOUGERS Says Officials Sought to Poison People Against Workers to Cover Profiteering. HITS CONGRESS AND PRESS Cost of Living Demands Higher Wages for Railroad Men, He Tells Labor Board.
- RADICALS ANGER 'OUTLAW' MARCHERS; Revolutionary Leaflets Dropped on Railroad Strikers' Parade Cause Indignation. POLICE CALLED ON TO ACT War Veterans in Uniform Head Column of 2,000 Men on Way to Meeting.
- ROOT FOR LINCOLN ORATOR.; Anglo-American Society Invites Him to Present St. Gaudens Statue.
- FRIENDSHIP WINS LEGACY.; $125,000 for Mrs. Bostwick's Companion and $30,000 for Her Maid.
- "PERSHING" WINS AIR RACE.; Army Pigeon No. 10,743 First at Camp Vail, N.J., from Capital.
- WEATHER RULES IN COTTON MARKET; Distant Months Up and Near Ones Down at End of Uncertain Day.EXPORTS CONTINUE TO DROP Small Volume Exerts Reactionary Influence and Helps toCheck Rally.
- WOULD OUST HEADS OF SOLDIERS' HOME; Lieutenant Governor Walker Accuses Commandant Morgan and Surgeon Hill of Mismanagement. SUSTAINS CRUELTY STORIES Report to Governor Finds That Inmates Were Assaulted and Swindled.
- PACKERS' AGENTS ARRESTED; Morris Co. Managers Accused of Profiteering During "Outlaw" Strike.
- YALE IS BLANKED BY VIRGINIA, 1-0; Southerners Defeat Elis for the Second Time, Harrison Pitching Airtight Ball.
- HEDLEY TELLS NEED OF WINNING CAPITAL; Says Investors' Faith in City's Intention Is Involved in Transit Situation. MORE LINES A NECESSITY Five-Cent Fare Will Not Pay Return on New Investments, 42d Street Association Hears.
- CALLS 80-CENT GAS UNJUST TO COMPANY; Special Master in Consolidated Suit Recommends Repeal of "Confiscatory" Law. SAYS COSTS RISE RAPIDLY Producer's Profit Now Only 4.73 Cents for 1,000 Cubic Feet-- Will Appeal Case.
- Big Bronx Lease.
- RAILROADS ASK $500,000,000 LOAN BESIDE RATE RISE; In All, $1,600,000,000 Is Needed for New Equipment, Executives Assert. PREDICT FOOD SHORTAGE Senate Is Warned That Transportation, and Even Food Production, Would Suffer. WESTERN ROADS MAKE PLEA Tell I.C.C. They Need a Rate Increase of 24 Per Cent. on Freights to Obtain Funds.
- GERMANS GOING TO RUSSIA.; Vanguard of Immigration Is Expected Soon at Moscow.
- NORWICH CAPTURES SHOOT.; Wins Intercollegiate Rifle Championship--Columbia Seventh.
- BOLT ARTICLE X. IN RHODE ISLAND; Democrats, However, Favor a League Based on Self-Determination for Small Nations.WANT IRISH RECOGNITIONApprove Wilson Administration --Uninstructed Delegation toGo to San Francisco.
- TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
- Stationers to Meet on Links.
- DECLARED DIVIDENDS.
- EXCEEDED METHODIST GOAL; Report to General Conference Shows $165,000,000 Raised.
- RATIFY TOBACCO SCRIP PLAN; Stockholders Approve Redemption and a 75 Per Cent. Dividend.
- EDWARDS FORMALLY OUT FOR PRESIDENT; New Jersey Governor, Just Indorsed by Party in His Own State, Announces Candidacy.WALTER W. WICK MANAGERNew York Headquarters Opened andan Active Campaign is to be Made.
- Fire in Governor Smith's Office.
- Fat Women's Class Averages 8.3 Pounds Loss in 2 Weeks.
- TAKE UP BILL AIMED AT ALIEN PLOTTERS; Senate Committee Hears Arguments for Immediate Changesin Immigration Laws.
- Marriage Announcement 3 -- No Title
- INSIST POWERS GUARD ARMENIA; League Council Opposes Giving Any Mandate Until Certain Conditions Are Met. FOR JOINT RESPONSIBILITY Financial Burden Should Be Shared, It Is Urged--Plans for Rome Conference.
- Many Charities Named in Will.
- THEATRICAL NOTES.
- BENSON ADMITS CAUTIONING SIMS; But Says "Don't Let the British Pull Wool Over Your Eyes" Was Misinterpreted. NOT HOSTILE TO BRITAIN But Meant to Impress Sims With the Seriousness of His Task Abroad. CAUTIONED HIM LATER, TOO Operations Chief Says Sims's Advice Was Heeded When ItFitted General Situation.
- Exchange Seat Down to $90,000.
- DODGE SUFFRAGE VOTE IN DELAWARE HOUSE; Changes of Bribery Made as a Joint Move to Take Recess Is Adopted.
- GIANTS OVERCOME SUPERBAS IN CLOSE TUSSLE AT THE POLO GROUNDS; ONE FAT INNING IS ENOUGH FOR GIANTS McGrawites Defeat Dodgers, 2-1, by Concentrating Attack in Opening Frame.A KEEN PITCHERS' BATTLEDouglas and Mamaux Allow Opposing Batsmen Few Liberties--Kauff in Double Rescue Act.
- NEW INCORPORATIONS
- 'TROUBLE' PREDICTED IN TRUCKING FIGHT; Merchants Warned by Owners and Union Men Against Transportation Project. VIOLENCE IS DEPRECATED Drivers Will Not Handle Goods Where Workers Are on Strike, Declares Leader.
- PENN STATE WINS HANDILY.; Bezdek's Pupils Pound Out 9 to 6 Victory Over Colgate.
- 77TH PARADE ANNIVERSARY.; Tableau Presented--Gen. Alexander Unable to Attend.
- I.R.T. TO INCREASE WAGES.; Amount to be Made Known at Conference on May 19.
- BUSINESS BUILDING DEALS.; Commission Merchants Buy $175,000 Structure on Washington Street
- Rail Strikers' Local Asks Court To Prevent Revoking Charter
- SEES LACK OF SHIP AS OLYMPIC PERIL; Kirby Fears Delay at Washington in Providing Transportfor Team May Work Ill.
- STATE DEMOCRATS UP HOLD UNIT RULE BY 64 VOTES TO 8; Resolution Opposing Binding of San Francisco Delegates Beaten at Albany Meeting. LUNN LEADS THE MINORITY He Declares That He Will Vote for Ex-Secretary McAdoo Despite the Rule. CONFERENCES ON PLATFORM Efforts to Have Delegates Declare Against President's Treaty Policy Likely to Fail.
- Capt. Peters and Schieffelin of Yale Crew Are Taken Ill
- BANKER SAYS SAVING WILL RIGHT PRICES; Federal Reserve Review Advises Economy and "Stricter Control of Credit." NEED OF EXPANSION PASSED Agent Declares Remedy Now Is to Contract and Not to Force Goods on Public.
- Steel Foundries Shows Surplus.
- ATTACK PEACE TREATY AND ADMINISTRATION; Missouri Republicans Declare for Revision of War Taxation and for Soldiers' Bonus.
- SOCIAL NOTES.
- JUDICIAL POLITICS STIRS COUNTY BAR; Partisan Bias Alleged Against Recommendations for Seats in Court of Appeals. JUSTICE CHASE NOT ON LIST His Supporters Intimate He Was Excluded So That Candidacy of Judge Elkus Might Benefit.
- Obituary 4 -- No Title
- CALLS THE INDEMNITY CONCERN OF ALL ALLIES; French Minister Says Germany's Payments to France Will Restore Equilibrium.
- Foreign Labor Flocking Home.
- LEGION WILL FIGHT RADICAL STRIKES; New York Chaper Votes to Act Where Reds Interfere with the Public. EXPERT WORKERS LISTED Thousands of Skilled Men Will Take Places Made Vacant in Such Walkouts.
- Successors to Vail Named.
- CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING.; New Methods Explained at Own Your Home Exposition.
- Yale Professor Joins Red Cross in Austria.
- $5,000 HAT REFUSED BY MME. DESCHANEL; French President's Wife Tells Millinery Association of Decision. PARIS "CREATORS" AROUSED They Submit "Fourteen Points" Against American Gift--Jobbers Predict Price Rise.
- THE BUSINESS WORLD; COMMERCIAL PAPER.
- Queens Borough Transactions.
- DEMAND PROTESTS ON IRISH AID HERE; Members of Parliament Question Bonar Law on Alleged Violations of International Law. HE OPPOSES ANY ACTION Premier to Ignore Congressmen's Message--Resolution toReceive Irish Minister Here.
- NOT THE BUFFALO EXPRESS.; Its Name Mistakenly Mentioned In Report of Mr. McCone's Testimony.
- BOBBY JONES WILL SEEK OPEN TITLE; Great Young Atlanta Golfer Decides to Play in Nationalat Inverness.
- Magma Copper Surplus $178,077.
- HOOVER TO STAY IN RACE.; Not Active Candidate, He Says, but Will Permit Use of Name.
- Article 1 -- No Title
- RAIL CRISIS IN RUSSIA.; Soviet Document Shows High Percentage of Loss in Locomotives.
- OPEN WHEAT MARKET IS NOW BEING URGED; Chicago Conference Meets Today to Discuss Resumption After June 1.COMPLAIN OF FOREIGN POOLBoards of Trade Want Lever ActInvoked to Prevent AlliesDepressing Prices.
- Obituary 5 -- No Title
- FINANCIAL NOTES.
- American Commissioner Leaving Vienna.
- METAL MARKET REPORT.
- HILLQUIT SUGGESTS SWEET.; Jocularly Says Speaker "Done Most for Socialism" Last Year.
- BROADWAY CORNER LEASED BY SHUBERT; Old Armory Building Will Probably Be Replaced by HighClass Theatre.DEAD INVOLVES $500,000 Property Secured on Twenty-oneYear Term at a GraduatedRental.
- MEMORIAL TO DR. JACOBI.; Bas-Relief Presented to New York Academy of Medicine by Family.
- GOV. SMITH CELEBRATES.; Presented with Book of State's Flora on 20th Wedding Anniversary.
- BUSINESS RECORDS
- THE BROOKLYN MARKET.; Residential Properties Continue to Hold Chief Interest.
- BOND QUEST HALTS ON NEWS OF DEATH OF ONE PLOTTER; 'Morty Burns,' Go-Between for Arnstein, Died in Hospital Here Three Weeks Ago. WAS SOUGHT AS WITNESS Counsel for Surety Companies Hoped to Locate Part of Stolen $2,500,000. 'NICKY' NOT 'MASTER MIND' Man Revealed Only as Collector Again Reported Ready to Give Up, but Not to Police.
- ANNOUNCEMENT.
- NAMES POTTER FOR I.C.C.; President Appoints New York Railroad Man to Complete Board.
- PICK DATE FOR GOLF TILT; Father-and-Son Tourney to be Played on June 28.
- $1,896,931 SURPLUS OF PERE MARQUETTE; Consolidated Account Shows 1919 Operating Revenue as $35,443,136. FEDERAL INCOME $8,083,875 Its Surplus $2,979,684 More Than Government's Standard Return of $3,748,196.
- ELECT NUTMEG DELEGATES.; Democrats Indorse Treaty and Condemn Governor's Suffrage Attitude.
- Army Orders and Assignments.
- JULIEN T. DAVIES DIES IN BOSTON; Prominent New York Attorney and Financier Expires From an Embolism at 74 Years.
- SAYS JUDGES MISUSE RENT LAW POWERS; Real Estate Board Official Declares Some Have Eyeson Votes.COURT RESENTS "INSULT"Justice Panken Denounces Letter of Real Estate Owners Asking forUniformity of Decisions.
- Producers and Refiners Report.
- Obituary 6 -- No Title
- $267,260,000 Taxes Added In Audit of Corporation Lists
- RAILROAD NOTES OFFERED.; Issue of $2,500,000, Secured by Equipment, to Pay 7 Per Cent.
- TELLS OF HEALER CURING BLIND MAN; Witness Reports Restoration of One Eye by Hickson at Trinity Chapel Mission. THOUSAND INVALIDS THERE Thanksgiving Service Sunday for Those Who Have Been Healed or Helped.
- SECURITIES AT AUCTION.
- ACCUSES RESERVE BANKS.; King Says Their Financing Allows Food to be Kept Off Market.
- Curves and Bingles
- PRIVATE HOUSE SALES.; Manhattan Dwelling Buyers Figure Prominently in Business.
- COLUMBIA OARSMEN AT WORK ON SEVERN; Navy Crews, Too, Have Workouts on River's Rough Surface for Races Tomorrow.
- O'DOWD LOSES MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP TO WILSON; WORLD'S TITLE IS TAKEN FROM O'DOWD Middleweight Crown Wrested from St. Paul Boxer by Johnny Wilson of Boston. RIGHT JAB DOES THE TRICK Veteran Holder of Honors Is on Aggressive Most of Time, but Wins Only Two Rounds. WINNER LEADS IN EIGHT Referee's Decision Settles Issue-- New Champion Scores Only Knockdown of Battle in Hub.
- ARRIVAL OF BUYERS.
- A $350,000 Garage Lease.
- Germany Asks 21,500,000 Tons of Imports Next Year in Note to Reparations Board
- SOME UNDEPORTABLE ALIENS.
- RECORDED LEASES AND LIENS
- MASONS ELECT OFFICERS.; R.H. Robinson Grand Master of Grand Lodge of State.
- Evers to Coach Boston College.
- WOOD URGES REFORM OF PRIMARY LAWS; Candidate Says All States Should Express Preference on Same Day.ENDS DISPUTE OF MANAGERSBrings Procter and Hitchcock Together in Conference and DefinesTheir Duties in Campaign.
- STATEN ISLANDERS BALK AT 8-CENT FARE; Buses Crowded with Passengers at 5 Cents, While CarsRun Half Empty.CITY TO FIGHT INCREASEMayor Orders Nixon's Action in Raising Rate to be Resistedin Court.
- Marine Corps Orders.
- Obituary 2 -- No Title
- BLAME BRITISH HEADS FOR BACON-HAM WASTE; American Packers Are Exonerated by Private Traders for Spoilage on London Docks.
- To Sell $50,000,000 Polish Bonds.
- Obituary 7 -- No Title
- TO CUT BONUS TOTAL AND DROP SALES TAX; Republicans of House Committee Think They Can Cut Amount to a Billion. EARLY PASSAGE DOUBTFUL But Party Leaders Say Chicago Convention Will Declare for Bonus.
- WANTS MEMORIAL DAY FUND.; Wallace Hopes to Decorate Every American Grave Overseas.
- 5 DECLARE STOCK DIVIDENDS; May Department Stores, Howe Scale Co. and Steel Foundries in List.
- DON QUIXOTE BACK TO LIFE.; U. of P. Mask and Wig Club Gives Musical Play at Metropolitan.
- SHE SUES HENDRIX ON WEDDING EVE; "Dresden China Girl" Asks $100,000 from Wealthy Stock Exchange Broker. CHARGES BROKEN TROTH His Fiancee Approves His Refusal to Settle with Actress, Says Defendant.
- PITCHER SCHACHT UPSETS THE YANKS; Good Twirling and Bunched Hits in Early Rounds Give Washington Victory, 4-1.
- Will Stop Cashing Bad War Stamps
- SAYS ACCUSED WIFE KIDNAPPED HIS SON; Dr. F.J. Barrett, in Habeas Corpus Case, Tells of Two Divorce Actions. A COTTON BROKER NAMED First Suit Ended by Reconciliation --Then New Offenses and Abduction Are Charged.
- TENANTS PURCHASE WADLEIGH COURT; Seven-Story House in Harlem Will Be Operated on Co-operative Basis. IS VALUED AT $300,000 Similar Deal Affecting West 136th Street Apartment Property Is Also Pending.
- Jeppe of Oxford Is to Enter Massachusetts Tech in Fall
- BUSINESS NOTES.
- COOLIDGE VETOES BILL FOR 2.75 BEER; Says It Would Bring the People No Beer, Since to Act on It Would Be "a Crime." BARS "HYPOCRISY" IN LAWS Bay State Senate Takes Up Question Monday, but Is Unlikely to Override Veto.
- OF WHAT AVAIL?
- TOPICS IN WALL STREET.; Silver's Fall.
- UPHOLDS THE LEVER ACT.; Judge Holmes Urges Price Levels Based on Supply and Demand.
- CRESPI TAKES LEAD IN POOL TOURNEY; Defeats Gerber and Ahearh in Brooklyn Matches by Identical Scores, 100 to 65.
- GEN. WOOD'S MANAGERS CLAIM 260 DELEGATES; Assert Total Will Reach 325 Before Convention--Hope to Get Indiana Pledge.
- MEDALS FOR MEN OF 69TH; American and French Decorations Bestowed Upon Soldiers.
- Naval Orders.
- JEWISH WAR AID GETS $100,000 GIFT; Nathan Straus Tells Sympathy for Coreligionists in Europe. DAY'S TOTAL IS $416,000 LaGuardia Promises Workers Aldermanic Committee toHelp Drive.
- Parliamentarians Urge Steady Exchange And Reduced Inflation to Cut Living Cost
- THE TREASURY STATEMENT.
- Obituary 8 -- No Title
- HARVARD POST FIGHTS BONUS; Will Stay in Legion to Oppose Indiscriminate Plan.
- SAYS A.B.C. CONFERENCE FORCES WILSON'S HAND; New Yorker Tells Senate President Was Previously Opposedto Recognizing Carranza.
- EARNINGS.
- BLUEBEARD PLEADS GUILTY.; Sentence for Murder of One Wife Deferred Pending Examination.
- WESTCHESTER HOME BUYING; Former Artemus Ward Place at Yonkers Is Sold.
- Women Decorated by France.
- $796,625 AUCTION SALE.; Diversified Kinds of Properties Change Ownership.
- NOVICE BOXER IS A DOUBLE WINNER; Arthur Peddie Reaches Final of 120-Pound Class in New York A.C. Tournament.
- BRITISH LABOR PLANS LIVING COSTS STUDY; Proposes to Offer Remedies to Government--Manchester Cotton Workers Get Increase.
- MAY SEVENTH, 1915.
- UNCLE'S LASSIE TAKES ARLINGTON HANDICAP IN A DRIVE; UNCLE'S LASSIE IS WINNER AT PIMLICO Captures Arlington Handicap from St. Quentin by a Head Under a Hard Drive. KING THRUSH HOME FIRST Commander Ross's Racer Finds Soft Spot in Final Race on Card and Scores in a Gallop.
- SOCIALISTS' GENEVA AGENDA; League of Nations and Living Costs to be Discussed at July Meeting.
- WICKERS WINS CUE MATCH.; Defeats Foss in Metropolitan Pocket Billiard Tourney, 100 to 59.
- WOOD HAS NINE IN OHIO.; Official Count Shows Boyd Defeated Daugherty for Delegate at Large.
- SOCIETY THRONG SEES MISS LOEW MARRIED; Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Goadby Loew Weds E.M. Post, Jr., in St. Thomas's. EMMA PEABODY A BRIDE Throws Trinkets in Her Bouquet to Attendants at Her Home Wedding to Charles C. Ransom.
- Services for Lusitania Dead.
- Coast Guard Orders.
- CHARLES E. LYDECKER, LAWYER, DIES AT 68; Ex-President of National Security League and Once Public Administrator of New York City.
- METAL WORKERS JOIN PARIS STRIKE; Sabotage by Railway Employes Causes a Wreck--Shots Fired at Trains. LEGISLATION IS HASTENED Government Bill Provides for a "Controlling Council" for Administering Railroads.
- Bank of England Weekly Statement.
- TRY TO HOLD UPPER SILESIA; Germans Begin Plebiscite Campaign to Offset Polish Activities.
- TO REOPEN FORUM FIGHT.; Dr. Grant's Institution to be Attacked in Episcopal Convention.
- COMMODITIES MARKETS.
- CHARGES BIG WASTE IN FOOD DELIVERY; President Smith of New York Central Puts Extra Cost at $200,000 Daily. ASKS MORE WAREHOUSES Cost More to Move Freight in New York Than to Ship it from Chicago.
- University Place Resale.
- Medal for Sculptor Weinman.
- THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT. NEW BUILDINGS.
- WILL RUN FOR GREECE.; Trivoulidas to Represent Home Country in Olympic Marathon.
- JOHNSON WON'T RUN FOR VICE PRESIDENT; He Declared for Party Harmony, but Will Not Take Second Place. BORAH MOVES FUND INQUIRY Resolution Offered to Investigate All Expenses and Study Southern Contests.
- INTERALLIED CURRENCY.
- Man o' War Gets First Test As Three-Year-Old Tomorrow
- ARGENTINA DONS OVERALLS.; Office Employes and College Students Follow the Example Set Here.
- WOOD'S PLURALITY 5,947.; Lead Over Johnson In Indiana Shown by Unofficial Figures.
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- CHALK LINE TEST SENDS MAN TO CELL; Arthur Ballinger, Who Couldn't Walk Straight in Court, Held for Intoxication.
- SHIPPING AND MAILS.
- Obituary 3 -- No Title
- POLES ARE PUSHING REDS BACK SLOWLY; Fighting Raging on Wide Front Around the Kiev Bridgehead. TWO RED DIVISIONS LOST French Foreign Office Hears Poles Are Only Waiting for Ukrainians to Occupy the City.
- LIVING APART CHEAP, DANIELSON SAYS; Fannie Hurst's Husband Finds Combined Expenses Lower Under This Method. EXPLAINS MARRIAGE PLAN Praises Wife's Dinners and Cozy Studio, and Says Both Are Happy.
- WANTS LOANS TO GERMANS.; Senator France Offers Bill for $250,000,000 Credit to Buyers.
- PRODUCE MARKETS.
- HENRY STOCK DEALS AGAIN BEFORE JURY; Will Question Brokers About Reported Cancellation of $12,962 Debt. LOSSES PLACED AT $50,000 Police Officer's Salary During Period Was About $20,000-- Trial Starts May 10.
- NO FIUME BUFFER STATE?; Plans Are Reported Abandoned Owing to Belgrade's Opposition.
- RED SOX MOVE INTO TOPMOST STATION; Hendryx's Pair of Doubles Helps in Destruction of the Mackmen by 3 to 1.
- PLANS COSTLY DWELLING.; One House Will Replace Two at $250,000 Corner.
- INSPECT BOTANICAL GARDEN; Woman's Auxiliary and Board of Managers See New Work.
- RECORDED MORTGAGES
- Laukko Exonerated by A.A.U.
- CARRANZA REFUSES TO RESIGN OFFICE; MAY GO TO COAST; Report at Border Says He Was to Leave With Cabinet for Vera Cruz Yesterday. HE ISSUES A MANIFESTO Declares He Will Retain Power Until Rebels Are Beaten-- Civil Guard for Capital. FLORES DEFEATS FEDERALS Routs Western Force--Sonora Army Starts Southern Invasion Through Chihuahua.
- THE MUSEUM AND THE PUBLIC.
- JOHN P. GRIER WILL NOT START IN RACE; Whitney to Depend Upon Damask, Upset and Wildair in Kentucky Derby.
- URGES TAX TO STOP PAPER PROFITEERS; Steenerson Introduces a Bill for Levy Where Prices Are Not Listed. IMPOST 5 CENTS A POUND Representative Says Measure Is Intended to Protect Small Publishers from Extortion.
- UNPLEDGED IN COLORADO.; Three of Four Delegates at Large Are For Wood.
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- Giving False News Misdemeanor.
- Foreign Ports.
