Statehood Caucus Looms Over Colorado New Mexico
Washington dispatch notes a Republican statehood caucus set for 3 pm Thursday to push four new states into Congress. Oklahoma’s admission could shift presidential and House balance, with New Mexico favored to counter Oklahoma in the Senate. Also reported: Senate approval to build a Denver federal building and a plan to fund rail connections and antimonopoly investigations.
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Washington
House
Cannon
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Senate
Knox
Arizona
Andrews
der Pecos
Denver
Consular Reform Convention Opens In Washington
Washington March 13 delegates from major commercial and civic bodies gather for a two day convention to press for thorough consular reform. Leaders include Guy Van Arminge Daniel Morse and Leo Alexander as they aim to create a national committee to push favorable legislation and scrutinize the Hill reform bill now before Congress.
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Washington, D.C
Frank 8. Gardner
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
United States
Congress
Lodge
Roosevelt
Root
Gardner
Guy van Arminge
George Frederick Victor
Daniel P. Morse
George B. Armstrong
Leo Alexander
Mérchants Association of New York
J. Harry Tregoe
Law League of America
Philadelphia
Francis V. Green
Ansley Wilcox
Buffalo
N. Y
Chamber of Commerce
Senate
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Local Government League Opposes Water Plant Purchase
A motion against buying the water company plant was passed unanimously with one dissent. The meeting alleged press misrepresentation by the Morning Journal editor W. S. Burke, and cited reports showing opposition to a $260,000 purchase. The group debated bonds and city building plans, with Alderman Harrison presenting critical views on council tendencies.
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South
West
Geot Government League
Red Men's Hall
Gold Avenue
Water Company
Sulzer
J. P. Sulzer
A.B. Stroup
Bouda
Harrison
Stroup
Chai Ling
Storms Rage Both At Home And Abroad
A montage of reports describes wage disputes among telegraphers and station agents of the Southern Railway, looming strikes, and a pair of major weather events. Severe storms strike Salt Lake City and Des Moines, while Oklahoma hosts a large livestock show and aims to form a state cattle organization. Streetcars and trains suffer disruption. ships drive ashore during pounding waves, and a hurricane floods the coast.
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Washington, D. C
Southern Railway
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Okla
Midland Valley
Ccity
Eli
Ellison Carroll
O. J. Gibson
Mangum
Carroll
South America
Stralia
Funeral arrangements for Miss Susan B. Anthony
Funeral plans for Miss Susan B. Anthony were expected today with services set for Thursday at 3 o clock. The ceremonies will be conducted by Rev. Galnath of the Finer Unitarian Church, with Miss Anthony’s memory honored by local mourners in Rochester New York.
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Miss Susan B. Anthony
Rochester
N.Y
Shean Te Anthony
Susan B
Unitarian Owen
COURTS HANDLE BIG VIOLATORS IN FRANCE RUSSIA AND POLAND
A broad daylight robbery shocks St. Petersburg as a group of a dozen armed men robs a government spirits distillery. In Paris Countess Boni de Castellane seeks an absolute divorce with child custody sought. In Lodz Maria vitism a new Catholic sect triggers clashes with priests shot and five killed. Privas residents resist church inventory under the separation law with one hundred armed inside. St. Petersburg notes a split election pattern among peasants and workers. Courrières mine disaster toll rises with 1,212 killed and 26 bodies recovered. Chicago attorney argues for a not guilty verdict for Armo u rs in the packing case. Kansas City hearing on illegal rate making wraps up with further Wyoming probes. Idaho authorities guard jailed leaders under militia threat. New York plans a Purim ball with prominent patrons and a $25,000 fundraising goal for Beth Israel hospital.
Venezuela Conditions Not Attracting Readers
News from Willemstead reports dire Venezuelan conditions under Castro with widespread industrial ruin and hunger. A Maracaibo banquet saw guests pocket food as poverty grows. An English immigrant cites monopolies and a Castro fortune as causes, alongside market tickers from New York.
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New York
Venezuela
Willemstead
Castro
Maracaibo
Venequel
Unite States
Vene
Zuela
Caabro
Fortany
Power of AI President Prompts Charity Drive
A New York statement on President Roosevelt spurs public benevolence to fund a seaside hospital for tubercular children. Rockefeller offers support, prompting donors to step forward as capital details surface in Kansas City cattle and sheep market reports.
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New York
N.Y
United States
Roosevelt
Reetler
New York Association
Prrmanent
Rocker
Feller
Jans Ohtion
Charac
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Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce Today
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Pennypacker
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Department
Michigan
South Carolina
Boston
Huffuto
Jon” T
Good Government League
Burke
Eeee
Eayment League
Salt Lake
Ers
the Southern Railway
Iowa
Omaha
Pennsylvania Road
Nebr
Jacob Paulson
Richi
Freda Hotman Albright
Figa Anderson
Joe Rynkar
Mary Maloney
Miss Cobler
Sippery Ralls
Pennsylvania Raltron Company
Horticultural Hall
Alleghany Valley
Southwest
York Haven & Row Lenna
Pennsylvania Railroad
Addional Mors
Penneylvania
Soho
Greensburg
Connellsville
Uniontown
York Haven & Rowenna
Thelegheny Valley
Hamburg
Des Moines
Lowa
Hazaburg
Chicago
Chirace
Eal Woody
Wervance
Aliver
Weel
Oul Mare Il
Mendy Lawanaiged
Sass
Anna Gould
Armour
Humphreys
Poland
France
Russia
St. Petersburg
Schiuswein Embankment
Countess Castellane
Paris
Countess Boni de Castellane
Edmond Kelly
Ditte
Civil Tribunal of the Seine
Lodz
Privas
Coucouron
Moscow
Courriere
Kansas City
John 8. Miller
Armours
Humphrey
Kanes City
Terete Commerce Commission
Kansas Oil Producers’ Association
Judson C. Clements
Davenport
Ailice
Gooding
Caldwell
Idaho
Niels
Canyon County
Moyer
Haywood
Pettibone
Supreme Court
Federation
Boise
Madison State ‘Garden
Jacob H. Schiff
Isidor Strauss
Leo Kohns
Henry Morgenthau
Louis Marshall
Samuel Adler
Joseph Mayor Asher
Mise Sadie American
Touls Adler
M. Fatman
H. A. Gulnaberg
Alexander Kohut
H. Pererla Mandox
Frederick Nahtan
J. B. Greenhut
BJ. Greenhut
W. Kraus
Jacob A. Cantor
Jacob Wertheim
Beth Iehact
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