Rechad Pasha Bitter Over Adrianople Fallout
London dispatch reports Nazim Pasha claiming European powers bear blame for forcing Turkey to cede Adrianople. He warns both Allies and Powers now know Turkey’s potential strength and compares a wounded lion to their actions. Rumors of Sultan’s dethronement circulate amid calls to wait for the new Turkish government’s stance.
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Ers
Turkey
Adrianople
London
Nazim Pasha
Constantinople
Young Turk Committee
Kiamil Pasha
Enver Bey
Berlin
Paris
Balkan
Aple
Aegean Islands
Nazim Pasha Killed Expostulating With Turks
Nazim Pasha, commander of the Turkish army, died after an affray with demonstrators led by Enver Bey in Constantinople. An aide de camp and Nazim Pasha were killed as shots were exchanged when the crowd entered the grand vizierate.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Nazim Pasha
Enver Bey
Fafiz Bey
Nazim
Adrianople
Aegean Islands
Conditions improve in southern Mentico report
Washington Jan. 21 Consul Edwards of Acapulco reports conditions quiet there The United States Cruiser Denver has arrived.
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Asanciated Preas
Washington, D. C
Edwards
Acapulco
Mex
United States
Denver
Snowslide Claims Mail Wagon Driver in Canyon Pass
State Game Warden D F Hudson arrived from Jacksons Hole Wyoming to report a fatal snowslide that trapped a mail wagon. Driver Owen Curtis and his horse were killed at the same canyon pass site where his predecessor died last year.
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Associated Press
Stanthoney
D. F. Hudson
Wyoming
Jackson's Hole
Wyo
Canyon Pass
Owen Curtis
Curtis
Debs Arrested on Indictment in Indiana
Eugene V. Debs socialist presidential candidate was arrested in Terre Haute on an indictment by the U.S. District Court of Kansas. He posted bond for 12,000 dollars and is to appear at the May term of the court. The government charged his article on Fort Leavenworth prison as obscene.
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Associated Press
Terre Haute
Ind
Eugene V. Debs
United States District Court of Kansas
Debs
Fort Leavenworth
United States Commissioner
United States District Court of the Thirdistrict
Kansas
Breeders Association Opens South Carolina Convention
The American Breeders Association holds its January convention in Columbia with the International Corn Exposition opening next Monday. Delegates hear lectures on horse breeding and plant genetics, with talks on animal and plant improvement, eugenics, and drought resistant cereals. President Wilson presided as Secretary of Agriculture and University of South Carolina President Mitchell welcomed attendees. The three day program includes scientific sessions and an inspection trip to the Clemson station and Summerville tea farm, with Charleston visit to follow.
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Columbia
8. C
The
American Association, Association
American Breeders’ Association
Mitchell
University of South Carolina
Wilson
Association
Charleston
Chamber of Commerce
City
Clemson College Experiment Station
Summerville
America
Tranquility Restored in Vera Cruz and Southern Mexico
New Orleans January 4 Vera Cruz is tranquil and conditions in southern Mexico are greatly improved according to official dispatches received today by Dr P H Ornantas consul general for Mexico.
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New Orleans
Vera Cruz
Mexico
P H. Ornantas
Plainview Explores $100,000 Railroad Bonus Bid
Plainview Texas a mass meeting considers extending the Quanah Acme and Pacific Railroad from Paducah through Plainview with Roswell as the terminus A $100 000 bonus is offered with half paid on completion to Plainview and the remainder when the line reaches the county's western boundary A twelve member committee led by Nowden was formed to negotiate with citizens and begin raising funds A second mass meeting is scheduled for Monday January 2 2 at 2 o'clock to review progress and secure support
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Daily News
Plainview
Texas
O. M. Unger
B. O. Brown
Bm. Nowden
W. C. Matis
J. H. Slaton
J. N. Donoho
Knight
J. C. Anderson
Fr Clinkscales
EB. H. Humphreys
W. Nash
J. W. Grant
J. 1
Dorsett
Public Works Begin in Mexico to Boost Trade
Coatzacoalcos and Salina Cruz initiate major government projects to expand commercial and shipping capacity. A mammoth dry dock is to be built in Coatzacoalcos while dredging the harbor bar at Salina Cruz aims to allow the largest vessels to access the Pacific port of Tehauntepec.
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Mexico
Coatzacoalcos
Mex
Coatzacoalecos
Salina Cruz
Pacific
Tehauntepec
Steamship lines admit combines in Cuba bound service
Testimony before the House merchant marine committee claims an understanding among Gulf port steamship lines to avoid destructive competition. C V Kelloge of the Munson line says the pact keeps others from operating from sale ports. he neither confirms nor denies the arrangement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Gulf Ports
Cuba
House Merchant Marine Committee
C. V. Kelloge
Munson Line
Andrews
Eight Killed in McKinney Wreck in Texas
Early reports list eight dead in the McKinney Texas wreck with additional injuries. Officials say the collapse was less severe than feared and investigators note several people injured or rescued, including Mrs Williams and Lula Rearey.
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M'Kinney
Texas
Saebris
Mia
Bell Wlamas
Williams
J. E. Knight
Cleris
Controversy Over Wyoming Senatorial Seat Sparks Requisition
Cheyenne Wyoming January 24 The McDowell County West Virginia sheriff asks Governor Glasscock via Governor Carey for a deportation requisition of E E Manson of Sweetwater County for allegedly obtaining 900 in school funds in 1903 Manson who refused to back Republican Warren has aligned with Democrats and helped their House control Carey delays action until after the US Senate vote Carey seeks details on F E Roberts alleged crime and warrants.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
E. E. Mason
Sweetwater County
F. E. Roberts
McDowell County
West Virginia
Carey
Glasscock
Manson
House
F. EK. Warren
United States
Roberts
Democrats gain Senate control watch Wyoming legislature
Democrats in the Senate secured a 48 to 48 tie when a vacancy was filled, giving the party at least a bare majority. The party seeks a careful nominee in Wyoming as a potential wake in the state legislature.
Canadian Swimmers Head to U S for Freshmen Meets
Ten of McGill University’s fast swimming team departed Montreal for an annual American trip. Over the next two weeks they will compete against Yale the University of Pennsylvania Columbia and other top eastern universities in a series of contests.
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Montreal
McGill University
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia
Estern
Harlan Probing Colorado Telephone Monopoly
Inter Commerce Commissioner Harlan gathers evidence in Colorado to probe alleged telephone and telegraph cooperation. In a January hearing he questioned wholesaler F F Struby about receiving passes, who said he had not. One witness admitted passes influenced freight consumption as a courtesy to be returned.
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Denver
Colo
Inter- Commerce
Ilarion
Wickersham
Colorado
Harlan
F. F. Struby
Alabama set to observe centennial exposition in 1914
A special tax to fund Alabama’s centennial exposition in 1914, marking the state’s 100th anniversary of admission to the Union, was recommended by a committee. Governor ONeal is expected to endorse a constitutional amendment to authorize the levy. The proposed exposition is planned for Birmingham.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
O'Neal
Mont
Birmingham
President Taft grants two pardons and five commutations
President Taft granted two pardons and five commutations after mercy pleas by federal prisoners. Six convicts had civil rights restored, nine were denied clemency. J C Smith and R A Laskey of this city were pardoned for saving a drowning woman, wife of a workhouse officer.
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Associated Press
Washington
Taft
J.C. Smith
R. A. Laskey
Federal board seizes carload of oranges in Chicago
A car load of oranges, reportedly damaged by the coast freeze, was seized in Chicago by inspectors from the city health department.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Health Department
Federal board bans interstate sale of unfit oranges and lemons
The federal board of food and drug inspection issued an order forbidding interstate sale of fruit deemed unfit for use after a California freeze damaged trusted supplies. The move aims to protect consumers and curb market flood from damaged produce.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Federal Board of Food and Drug Inspection
California
Mentoan Laborers May Supplant Negroes
Callingson La January meeting to discuss bringing in farm laborers to replace indolent Negro workers. Farmers from the parish arrive for the conference. high wages last year reduce Negro labor supply, while demand persists for cotton picking at current pay. Planters favor importing Mexican labor to meet needs.
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Callingsson
Lumber Hearing Resume in Cincinnati on Rates Protest
In Cincinnati Ohio on January 24 a hearing resumed before a special examiner of the Interstate Commerce Commission. Southern lumbermen protest proposed freight rate increases on lumber from the South to Canadian points arguing the higher charges unfairly favor Northwest producers and harm southern sellers seeking access to the Canadian market.
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Cincinnati, CO
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwest
Papers Presented by Optical Association in Texas District
Reading session conducted Thursday night in Dr. Claude Wolcott's office featured topics of interest for the Thirteenth District Optical Association. The district has sixteen corresponding members and works with the state organization to secure an Optometry Act for Texas.
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Optical Association For
Thirteenth District of
Texas
Claude
Wolcott
Texse
Choate Celebrates Eighty First Birthday in New York
Joseph H. Choate former United States ambassador to Great Britain is eighty one and in good health. He is seen daily at his Wall Street law office and has many friends offering congratulations.
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New York
Joseph H. Choate
United States
Great Britain
Local Forecast and Regional Weather Notes
Weather summary shows fair and warmer conditions for Saturday with clear to partly cloudy skies across regions. Temperatures range from cool to warm with no rain reported in the Panhandle and varying cloud cover across Central North and South areas.
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Texas
Adjourn Till Monday in Texas Senate Debates Penitentiary Inquiry
In Austin on January 24 the Texas Senate debated a resolution to appoint a committee to investigate penitentiary affairs but adjourned at 1 00 am without action while the House passed an emergency $100 000 penitentiary appropriation and a $25 000 attorney general’s department grant. Committees will resume Monday with an investigation into the anti tuberculosis commission and other pending measures. Senator Vaughan proposed constitutional changes for initiative referendum and recall. Representatives Rogers and Calvin urged grand jury probes into cotton trading practices.
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J. A. Fernandez
Austin
Texas
Senate
Lattimore
Warren
Brelsford
House
Representative Hill
Walker County
Attorney General’s Department
Anti-Tuberculosis Commission
Midell
Senate Committee
Hadley Addresses Lawyers At New York Bar Meeting
Utica N Y January 24 Former Missouri governor Hadley spoke on Prospective Jurisprudence at the New York Bar Association annual meeting. Officers will be elected with Judge Iton Parker expected to be named president tomorrow.
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Utica
N. Y
Hadley
Missouri
New York Bar Association
Iton BR. Parker
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U. S
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