Supreme Court Nomination Approved After Senate Delay
Washington reports the Senate confirmed Attorney General Stone as a Supreme Court justice by 71 to 6 after a month's delay. Wheeler and Walsh withheld votes, while Borah and Reed protested federal authority in trial location. The vote clears the path for Charles B. Warren to succeed Stone as Attorney General.
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Supreme Court
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Sugar Trust
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Norris
Nebraska
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Alabama
Brammell
Florida
Senate confirms Stone for Supreme Court seat
The Senate confirmed the entireme court nomination of Attorney General Stone. Brigadier General Mitchell was asked to appear before the House rcraft committee tomorrow along with Brigadier General Drum of the general staff.
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Senate Foreign Relations
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Examination for Mine Inspector Set for February 21
Santa Fe reports Governor Hannett declared an examination for the office of state mine inspector will be held in the supreme court room on February 21. The four year term of Inspector W. W. Risdon expires this year. The law designates the governor head of the school of mines and state engineer as the examining authority.
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Supreme Court Room
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Tony
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Goveror
School of Mines
Weather forecast for Denver and regional states
Denver forecast notes south New Mexico pair partly cloudy north Friday and Saturday fair with little temperature change Arizona generally fair Friday and Saturday. Local report shows 24 hour period ending 6 p m yesterday with high 65 and low 82, humidity and precipitation details recorded.
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Death of Julius Fleischmann at Miami polo field
Julius Fleischmann, yeast magnate and philanthropist, collapsed and died on the Nautilus polo field in Miami Beach during a fourth chukker of a Pastimers versus Rovers match. The 53 year old, famed as founder of the Bread Line, was Cincinnati mayor for two terms.
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New York
Cincinnati
Fleischmann Was Cincinnati’s Youngest Mayor And Industrial Leader
Julius Fleischmann, born in Cincinnati in 1872, served two terms as mayor beginning in 1899 and later led the Fleischmann yeast company and Hatfield Reliance Coal. He opened bread lines for the needy, lived much of his later life in New York, and left a complex family history including divorces and a brother, Colonel Max Fleischmann.
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Julius Fleischmann
Fleischmann Company
Hatfield Reliance Coal Company
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Charles
Henrietta Fleischmann
Fleischmann & Co
Henry Fleischmann
Julius
New York
Lily Ackerland
Laura Hemingway
New York City
Max Fleischmann
Reward Offered for Capture of Two in Burch Shooting
Phoenix governor proclaims a reward of 500 dollars for the capture of two men who shot Phoenix policeman Haze Burch while he surprised them stealing gasoline from a car. A Nash car with Oklahoma plates was left at the scene. Sheriff Moore suspects the Lawrence brothers, wanted in Oklahoma for deputy slaying last July. Burch died after giving a dying statement to the county attorney.
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Oklahoma
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Bureh
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Aziz
Arthur la Prado
Floyd Colling May Wave Died Package to Hild Cave
Reported in a terse alert about a sealed package connected to Floyd Colling May Wave death. The sealed message references a man imprisoned in Kentucky and notes his rescue chances remain remote if he is alive.
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Hild Cave
Kentucky
Cave Man Trapped Sealed In Sand Cave Tomb
Floya Collins has not eaten or drunk for 36 hours as a rock fell, sealing a cave shaft 45 feet from him. Earth movements may have crushed or cut off his air, with miners racing to reach him two days away. Kentucky authorities and rescue leader Ben Welly insist he is alive until a physician declares otherwise.
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Associated Press
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Ogden University
Floyd Collins Lost in Sand Cave Rescue Efforts Ongoing
Floyd Collins, 35, trapped when a rock crushed his left foot during a cave expedition at Sand Cave near Cave City Kentucky, remains alive unseen for over a day as rescuers battled narrow passages and treacherous sandstone. His father and fellow cave explorers describe the peril and hope for a safe exit.
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Flood devastates Vale area causing heavy livestock losses
In Malheur river valley and Bully creek, a flood after the Bully Creek irrigation dam breach caused about 250000 dollars in damage. Thousands of sheep and cattle drowned, fences washed away, and a bridge washed out on the Oregon Short Line Vale Burna branch. rail service will shift to auto and truck transport.
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Crollett Plans New Building on Second and Coal
Funeral director Fred Crollett hires Associated Architects to draft a two story brick and concrete 50 by 150 foot structure on the old Excelsior Laundry site near Two years after the fire. The new frontage on South Second Street will reach 100 feet to ease crowding and allow future interior alterations.
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The
Chicago Hold Up Man Killed by Detective
A Chicago holdup man, Arthur Falkenstein, who robbed taxi drivers and jotted their names with promises to return the money, was shot and killed by a detective after robbing the third driver today while noting the driver’s name and address.
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Arthur Falkenstein
E L Mitchell to Convert Harwood School Building
Contractor E L Mitchell will remodel the Harwood School for Girls on North Fourteenth Street into a modern apartment house after school term ends in June. He plans to beautify the grounds and offer over 20 remaining lots for residences, noting the northwest city as a fast growing area. Harwood School will build a new $100000 facility nearby on Seventh and Mountain road.
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Harwood School For Girls
North Fourteenth Street
Mitchell
Seventh and Mountain Road
New Mexico Protest Against Railroad Permit
Gov. Arthur Hannett and the New Mexico corporation commission jointly protested to the Interstate Commerce Commission against the tentative refusal to issue a permit for a New Mexico railway project. They argued the examiner overstated traffic potential and questioned financing, urging the commission to trust the backers and their funds.
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Arthur Hannett
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Interstate Commerce Commission
New Mexico Railway
H. C. Davis
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Western League to Hold Schedule Meeting on Feb 16
Des Moines Iowa February 16 Western league annual schedule meeting set for Excelsior Springs Missouri President E L Keyser of the Des Moines club reports club owners will consider a 168 game schedule starting around April 16 The decision follows a recommendation from the last meeting and centers on the league slate and start date.
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Iowa
Excelsior Springs
Chicago
E. L. Keyser
Believers Expect End of World Tonight in Lincoln Suburb
In Collegeview Lincoln a dozen Rowen cult followers claim the world will end at midnight Friday and will pray rather than stage ceremonies. Leader Joe Gammel says the group, all Seventh Day Adventists, faces ridicule from church members who call the doctrine false. Some followers prayed and fasted while continuing work, as homes were stripped to essentials. Gammel’s wife says the doom will not occur in an instant but will begin Friday night lasting seven days.
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Second Coming of Christ Awaited by Adventists
Washington February 5 The little colony of former Seventh Day Adventists awaits the end of the world tomorrow with cottage prayer meetings amid church denials of fanatic belief. A northern aurora borealis is predicted to accompany the event though timing remains disputed between midnight and Friday night.
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Seventh Day Adventists
Frank Smith
Thirty five await demolition of world in Millennium eve
Patchogue New York February 6 thirty five residents from Long Island communities calmly await the demolition of the temporal world they expect to begin at midnight tomorrow with the advent of the millennium.
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Arizona Senate Advances Presidential Primary and Other Measures
In Phoenix on February 8, the Senate committee of the whole recommended passage of a presidential preferential primary bill after days of debate. A rival bill by Senator Smith was defeated in substitution. The day also saw the governor’s commission report on Colorado River irrigation laid on desks, undisclosed. The Senate finalized a bill allowing the use of legally executed bodies for science if unclaimed within 24 hours, moving to the governor for signature. The House approved a resolution urging Congress to grant 6,000,000 acres of land for state schools and roads. Additionally, funds were sought for the northern Arizona state fair and frontier days in Prescott, and Colter introduced a measure to cap case time in superior courts, tying judge salaries to case disposal.
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Raton Woman's Stolen Watch Recovered
Raton New Mexico February 5 The bracelet watch owned by Mrs J A Black of this city was recovered by the Albuquerque police chief after Harold Malcomb and Emma Bristle Trinidad girl were arrested January 23 The return came after Mrs Black described the watch and the description matched a piece held at the Albuquerque station It is believed robberies at nearby homes may have been by the same couple.
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N. Plnckwell
W. A. Doggett
George Prury Dies in Santa Ana at 91
George Prury aged 91 died in Santa Ana California. He was a former bookbinder in London and reputed friend of Charles Dickens. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Santa Ana
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George Prury
London
Charlies Dickens
Poison Capsules Found In Ohio State Dispensary
Ohio State University details a poison capsule recovered from the pharmacy college dispensary as two students die and at least three others fall ill. The investigation widens to include the state pharmacy board and county officials. an orphan bottle of poison is found and chemical analyses proceed.
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Associated Press
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Pharmacy College
State Pharmacy Board
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College of Medicine
W. O. Thompson
David I. Ruskin
Canton
Buskin
W. H. Humphrey
Jury Draw for Stokes Trial Stalls Over Jury
In Chicago on February 6 no new jurors were accepted by either side in the W. E. D. Stokes trial. Judge Gemmill cautioned both sides after an investigator was seen with jurors and urged quicker jury drawing. By adjournment only three jurors were tentatively accepted, while Stokes lamented the loss of a jovial car barn worker from his pool.
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W. E. D. Stokes
New York
Helen Elwood Stokes
Denver
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Influenza Closes Apache School in Arizona
An influenza epidemic forces Apache School to close. Miss A B Morales reports two thirds of students ill, though none in serious condition as she awaits reopening in Douglas.
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A. B. Morales
House Kills Senate Resolution On Child Labor Vote
Santa Fe February 5 The house killed Senate joint resolution No. 6 to refer to voters the question of ratifying the federal child labor amendment. Republicans cast no votes. The house also amended a printing bill and heard proposals on a state finance board, sinking fund investments, soldier exemptions, plumbers licensing, and osteopathy practice regulation.
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