Beachey Dares Gales in Spiraling Altitude Feat
In winds hindering the Dominguez field program Lincoln Beachey staged thrilling aerial tricks and closed with a five thousand five hundred foot spiral. Phil Parmalee captured altitude honors at six thousand five hundred feet while taking second in the speed trial won by Beachey. Kansas City explosions target open shop ironwork contractors. Ortie McManigal linked to the August 24, 1910 blast on a bridge, with more details heard by the federal grand jury.
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Los Angeles
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Domingiez Field
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Indianapolis
Ind
Kansas City
Federal Grand Jury
Ortie McManigal
McManigal
McNamaras
Wilson to invade New England in 1900 campaign
Special to Daily News Poston Mass January 25 Governor Woodrow Wilson will visit Concord New Hampshire Boston and Providence to meet Democratic leaders and promote his presidential bid Democrats see potential in Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire Vermont and Rhode Island as promising states for expansion of support this year
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Green Mountains
Passenger agents to elect officers at Beaumont meeting
Special to Flaily News Beaumont Texas January 25 At the Traveling Passenger Agents Association of Texas meeting in Beaumont on January 27 officers for the coming year will be elected. Arthur Chilton and N S Davis head the executive staff with Chilton second vice president and Davis on the executive committee. Other officers listed include W E F Fitch president H C Carson first vice president and BE Ht Dallas district passenger agent serving as secretary treasurer.
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Flaily News
Beaumont
Tex
Schooner Founders Crew Believed Lost Near California Coast
San Diego Cal Jan 25 The two masted schooner Alsen Captain Barette commanding with a crew of six men is believed to have foundered along the lower California coast between Ensenada and Santo Domingo. Wreckage resembling timbers of the missing schooner was found today near San Quentin, and all on board are presumed perished.
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Barette
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Ensenada
Santo Domingo
San Quentin
Explosion at Guayaquil barracks kills and wounds sixty
An artillery barracks explosion in Guayaquil today kills and wounds sixty men. General Alfaro, with rebel troops, arrived and was captured and imprisoned by the government. London reports Bonar Law to address a mass meeting at Albert Hall, with extraordinary suffragist precautions to prevent disturbances.
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Associated Press
Alfaro
London
A. Bonar Law
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Law
House of Commons
National Child Labor Conference Opens in Louisville
Delegates from nearly thirty states gather in Louisville for the eighth annual National Child Labor Committee conference. Speakers include Miss Jane Addams Mrs Florence Kelley Dr Felix Adler and university officials as discussions cover rural schools compulsory education and federal aid to enhance industrial and elementary schooling.
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Louisville
National Child Labor Committee
Jane Addams
Chicago
Florence Kelley
National Consmers’ League
Felix Adler
New York
Alderman
University of Virginia
PP. Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
Outlaw Silas Phelps Dies in Electric Chair
Associated Press reports Silas N Phelps, the Monroe Bridge outlaw, was electrocuted at Charleston state prison on January 26 for the killing of Deputy Sheriff Emmett Haskins at Monroe Bridge last June. The current was applied at 12:15 and he died at 12:22 as efforts for commutation continued.
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Boston
Mass
Silas N Phelps
Monroe Bridge
Charleston State Prison
Emmett. Haskins
Phelps
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs Meet in Dexter
The Maine Federation gathers for its annual convention in Dexter with a two day event. Delegates arrive from across the state for receptions and the opening business sessions including an officer election scheduled for the following day.
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An's Literary Club
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
tariff revision debates open as congress resumes obv
The January session of the Sixty Second Congress begins with Palmer of Pennsylvania opening the tariff debate on the steel and iron schedule. Underwood and the Ways and Means Committee plan to advance chemical and sugar schedules after steel, with a Democratic caucus expected soon. The cotton schedule rule is also on deck. The Duke of Connaught visited Washington, meeting Taft and diplomats, then left for Newark after a brief stay, marking the first royal guest in years with no U S government message delivered.
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Palmer
Pesylvania
Underwood
Ways and Means Comemittee
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Washington
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Connaught
Mevite House
Taft
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Naynal Press Club
Newark
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Lawmaker Accepts Debates With Opponent
Representative Morris Sheppard releases a letter accepting Col J F Wolters challenge to joint debates during the campaign. He notes an earlier invitation to meet opponents and offers to arrange a series of debates once plans are definite. He cites current duties delaying firm speaking schedules.
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Daily News
Washington, D. C
Morris Sheppard
Col
J. F. Wolters
Lelvy
Bush declines any discussion on Rio Grande leadership
President Bush arrives in Pueblo after a Rio Grande inspection tour and refuses to confirm or deny Seattle reports naming former General Superintendent Brown as Rio Grande Vice President and General Manager. He suggested he would like Brown for the post as his party continues eastward.
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Associated Press
Pueblo
Col
Bush
Denver & Rio Grande
Missouri Pacific
Rio Grande
Seattle
Brown
Great Northern
Convicted Counterfeiter Granted Parole
Br Associated Press Teanevenworth Jan 25. Law n Levitt of Trenver convicted of counterfeiting was paroled today. He said he would be the only prisoner who ever broke parole.
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Teavenworth
Fas
Lawn Levitt
Trenver
Prisq
Man in Toils of Law in Denver Transporting Gambling Devices
Denver January 25 Alfred Saenger a sporting goods man was arrested by federal authorities for transporting gambling devices through the mails from Chicago to Denver He is held on bond of 32000 and it is stated the device involved is loaded dice
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Chicago
Alfred Saenger
Alleged fraud charges in White Earth reservation probe
Minneapolis report to Congress details sensational charges against Simon Michelet former agent at White Earth two clerks and four others in a Department of the Interior inquiry. Inspectors Linnen and Moorehead allege a systematic raid by two lumber firms and dishonest land allotments harming Indians. Congressman Graham vows to trace Michelet appointment.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Simon Michelet
White Earth Reservation
Department of the Interior
Linnen
W. K Moorehead
Todday
Lameber
Fasovine
Graham
Michelet
Burns Detectives Arrested for Conspiracy in Denver
Detectives Frank Kitzelman and his brother William of the Burns agency in Denver were jailed on a conspiracy to rob Miss Cira Stokes a manicurist. They demanded diamonds valued at seven hundred dollars. bond set at three thousand dollars. Miss Stokes held on a thousand dollar bond as a witness.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Frank Kitzelman
William
William J. Burns
Cira Stokes
Kitzelmans
Miss Stokes
Tbov
Montenegrin Dynasty Ousted Suspected in U S Plot
A special dispatch reports a movement to overthrow the Montenegrin dynasty and establish a republic. Montenegrins in the United States are accused of funding the revolutionary committee in Belgrade with over two hundred thousand dollars.
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Associated Press
London
United States
Revolutionary Committee
Belgrade
Life term for John Hyder in Texas slaying case
John Hyder was sentenced to life in the State penitentiary for the murder of Nathan Schlessinger, a peddler, in the Seventeenth District Court. The jury returned guilty on Thursday after a late-night session, with Judge Swayne and weary jurors finalizing the verdict.
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Tex
State Penitentiary
John Hyder
Nathan Schlessinger
Seventeenth District Court
Swayne
Court House
Swayze
Ernest Walker
Hyder
Sale of Rare Stamp Collection Attracts Large NYC Crowd
A Broadway auction room drew many dealers and collectors for the sale of a premier stamp collection. Highlights included a 1847 St. Louis Postmaster’s 6 cent stamp valued at 150 dollars and an unused 12 cent 1880 Government issue valued at 146 dollars, plus several early revenue stamps.
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New York
Broadway
St. Louis
Billy Delaney Dies a Famous Prizefighter Trainer
Associated Press reports Billy Delaney a renowned trainer of champions including Corbett Fitzsimmons Jeffries and Johnson died in Oakland California after months of liver illness He was a world figure in boxing history. An Indiana Republican editorial meeting in Indianapolis drew many editors and politicians as they weigh presidential nominating sentiment Senator Norris Brown of Nebraska a Taft supporter was chosen to deliver the banquet address reflecting Taft policy defense.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Cat
Billy Delaney
Delaney
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Republican Euditorial Association
Indiana
Norris Brown
Nebraska
Brown
SNEED DEFENCE FIGHTS ON TECHNICALITIES IN DISTRICT COURT
In a bold move the Sneed defense announces continued contest of jurisdiction as the Seventeenth District Court comes under attack on technical grounds. The protracted legal clash centers on authority and procedural flaws raising questions about the courtroom's reach and the case's proper venue.
Indictment Filed in Seventh District Court Case
An illegal docket claim was lodged with the Seventh District Court alleging the indictment should have been returned there. The dispute centers on proper venue and procedural steps in the ongoing case. Local officials have not released additional details.
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Speclare
Sinty-Seventh
Sneed Case Set for Monday Trial in Boyce Slaying
Fort Worth reports lawyers vow to appeal transfer of indictment to Seventeenth District Court in the John Beall Sneed case. Defense claims improper docket transfer and argues grand jury indictments must stay with the issuing court. A special venire of 100 is summoned and over 100 witnesses have been subpoenaed.
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Daily News
Fort Worth
Tex
Seventeenth District Court
John Beall Sneed
Col
A. G. Boyce
Sneed
Seventeenth District
W. P. McLean, Jr
Venice
Grafter Sentenced to Prison for Shortweight Turkeys
New York January 25 Jacob Ginsberger is convicted for overweighting turkeys. He received a sentence of three months in the penitentiary after the lead sinkers tipped the birds over the required weight. The weights and measures inspector acted as complainant.
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Associated Press
New York
Jacob Ginsberger
Weights and Measures
Railway extension to Spur eyed. Fort Worth link planned
Cresbyton & South Plains railway general manager, visiting Lubbock, announced plans to close arrangements at a February 7 meeting to extend toward Spur forming a Stamford & Northwestern connection. He said through service from Lubbock to Fort Worth would start as soon as the 28 mile gap is closed and traffic is arranged.
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Lubbock
Tex
Cresbyton & South Plains
Cresbyton
Spur
Stamford & Northwestern
Fort Worth
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