Arizona Joint Statehood Battle Domination Sparks Runaway Session
Washington, D. C. Jan. 18. A stormy House committee on territories session featured clashes between Chairman Hamilton and Representative Lloyd over former position on statehood for Arizona and New Mexico. Former Governor Murphy of Arizona denounced corruption charges as baseless while anti joint statehood leaders pressed their case. Dwight Heard and Powers testified amid heated exchanges as Murphy warned against fraud charges and urged denial of any financial influence tied to railways or mining interests.
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Washington, D. C
House Committee On Territories
Toda
Hamilton
Lloyd
Murphy
Keltona
Falbe
Arizona
Anti-Joiint Statehood League of Arizona
Hamiton
Liogd
Michigan
New Mexico
Dwight Heard
Powers
France Faces Naval Action After Caracas Dispute
The French foreign ministry confirms Venezuela's treatment of M. Talgny, the retiring French charge d affaires in Caracas. France plans energetic measures, with a naval demonstration hinted and expulsion announced for the Venezuelan envoy Maubourguet, who departs for Belgium tonight.
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Paris
Venezuela
M. Talgny
Caracas
Foreign Office
M. Maubourguet
Belgium
Irrigation Work to Begin at Carlsbad
Special to The Evening Crater reports a U S committee on territories in Washington approved Carlsbad irrigation work. Arizona delegates push back on anti statehood. Work is slated to begin with three shifts later this week as a resolution moves through the chamber.
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Carlsbad
Mveuing
Washington, D. C
Committee On Territories
Smith
Arizona
Powers
Carinbad
Navy to buy ferry boat from bankrupt builder
The Navy Department plans to purchase a ferry boat from a bankrupt New York shipbuilder for about 22000. The vessel would serve between the Newport Torpedo Station and the mainland, a cost comparison favoring acquisition over new construction at the New York Navy Yard.
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NAVY
New York
Navy Department
Naval Torpedo Station
Newport
Secretary of the Navy
New York Navy Yard
Largest factory property lease in New York history
On January 18 a record NY lease was signed via Easton & Co. The Higgin Higging Carpet Factory property, owned by Eugene Higging, covers twenty four factory buildings, almost the entire block between West Fortythird and Forty-fourth streets and Eleventh and Twelfth avenues. The ninety nine year lease implies a gross rental over five million dollars. Easton & Co. has sublet over two hundred thousand square feet to the new tenants, previously occupied by Hartford Carpet Corporation.
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New York
Easton & Co
Higgina
Dent
Eugene Higging
West Fortythird
Forty-fourth Streets
Aleady
Hartford Carpet Corporation
Hmlgeins Canpet
Municipal Ownership Takes Spotlight at Kansas League Meet
Kansans discuss municipal ownership as the Kansas Municipal League opens in Forsyth. Noted speakers include J. Hindovan and F. Burnham addressing ownership of public utilities with other municipal topics on the program. Attendees include M. L. Calileon and W. S. Talbart among listed officials.
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Kansas Municipal Leagu
Remy
JP. Hindovan
Olathewed
FT. Burnham
Beloit
Papara
atmeWesson
ML F. Calileon
Tol
Hoh. Mead
Junction City
W. S. Talbart
Helton
R.A. Laylt
Saline
B. J. Crego
Iburiteton
Raiph Nelton
Kansas Cy
Midshipmen Trial Continues Amid Hazing Claims
Reports from Annapolis detail Meriwether’s trial continuing with testimony describing prior offenses before a fatal fight with Branch. Charles M. James faces hazing charges, alleged for physical exercises and abusive language toward underclassmen.
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Annapolis
Meriwether
Branch
Charles M. James
Gunnell
Iowa
James
Bigelow Plays the Bold Hand at Stock Yards Trial
Kansas City reports an organized scheme at the stock yards to overweight and underweigh cattle defrauding shippers. Jay J. Miller faces perjury charges as traders’ union members are named, with A J Judy admitting knowledge and participation. Other items note legislative reform discussions in Philadelphia, a maritime electrical conference, and Poultney Bigelow refusing to reveal confidential sources before a Senate committee.
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Kansas City
Jay J. Miller
Miller
Traders’ Exchange
A. J. Judy
Combine
Judy
Carl Wrightmire
Henry Nichols
Ray Bowen
Cy van
George Wright
Withites
Imperial Chinese Commission Visits San Francisco Card
The Imperial Chinese Commission arrives in San Francisco with two chiefs and principal secretaries, praising the city while planning meetings with American and European officials. Reports of mistreatment trigger a police absence, but tension eases as officials discuss travel and future plans.
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Imperial Chinese Commission
San Francisco
Te Ja
Aes Ant Fle
Tal Hung
Wad
Kwang Kien
Wan Mug Chung
America
Europe
Beth
Chadbourne Leaves Albuquerque Traction Company
Orders from the Albuquerque traction company shift daily orders from Superintendent M O Chadbourne to Frank A Stortz after Chadbourne severed ties with the firm. Chadbourne says a personal dispute led to his dismissal and plans for the future are unclear. President Greer will personally oversee street railway operations and no successor will be appointed.
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Greer
Albuquerque Traction Company
Frank A. Stortz
M. O. Chadbourne
Dent W. H. Greer
Chadbourne
The
Traction Company
Mr. Greer
Albequerque
American Lumber Company Loses General Manager
Richard Jones yesterday tendered his resignation as general manager of the American Lumber Company and it was accepted. W. Johnson, the company president, has assumed duties until a successor is appointed. Jones leased an apartment in Park View Terrace and may remain in Albuquerque.
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Richard Jones
Wik
American Lumber Company
Jones
W. Johnson
Park View Terrace
Albuquerque
Golf gets south far as old Mexico
Mealeoity, Jan. 18 The second solo golf tournament under the supervision of the Hunks of the Mexico Coin Club, at San Pedro de los Pines, a suburb of this city, began today with many entries. The event features top players from wealthy American wintering in Mexico. The championship of Mexico will be decided over seventy two holes across three days, culminating in a team match on the final day for teams of four amateurs.
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Old Mexico
Auspbey
Mexico
Makers and Sellers of Creamery Things in Dayton
The Ohio Dairymen and Creamery Association opened its annual meeting in Dayton with about 700 attendees including dairymen farmers and dealers in creamery products. Meetings are held at the Algonquin Hotel with further program at the Park place exhibition hall displaying improved machinery and creamery products at the Conover building.
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Gotham Builders
Ningare Faux
York State Association of Build
Focal Builders
Helvgaten
Imperial Hotel
Pany
Dayton
O. Win
Ohio States
Babrymen's Association
Algonquin
Farkeater
Crewmery
Conaver
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Hale
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Dan
Aiday
Mibaly Grewt
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Iowa CK Commercial Club
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the Gem OF the Ocean
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National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
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Wayne Hotel
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Ted
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Bigelow
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