Progressive Democrats Plot Senate Reorganization
Washington January 16 The Democratic party contemplates progressive control in the next congress through a reorganize movement. A small group of Democrats have held conferences shaping a plan to revise committee assignments and seniority rules to place allies in key roles after March 4. Leaders include Lea Smith Meyers Newlands Ashurst Gore and Quwen Br OKin homz Slane O Gorman and Shepark, with at least 27 of 49 Senate Democrats expected to back the effort.
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Wickersham Opinion on Coal Monopolies Shakes Rail Linked Contracts
The U S Supreme Court today voided contracts by which railroad owned firms including the Philadelphia and Reading and Lehigh Valley had bought coal output for all time from independent mines. Attorney General Wickersham said the decision could destroy the price controlling coal combine and bring relief to the public. The ruling dissolves railroad control of Temple Two company and criticizes two minor combinations while noting others may face later action.
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Relief to Public Over Temple Company Contract
A report outlines public relief from a disputed contract with Temple Feon company. Independent parties contest the arrangement as potentially unfair. Authorities move to verify the terms and ensure compliance with regulations.
Paroled Washington Adjutant General After Three Years In
Ortle J. Hamilton formerly adjutant general of Washington state is paroled after nearly three years in Walla Walla prison. He faced an embezzlement case tied to funds and a public scandal, with a 1 to 10 year sentence. He will spend Christmas in Pullman, aided by a paroling board that credited his conduct as storekeeper.
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Two Cabinet Ideas for Governor Wilson Plans
Princeton Dec 1 After a Bermuda sojourn Governor elect Wilson returns to New Jersey to finish state business and decide cabinet form. He weighs a political cabinet built from party ties against a personal cabinet drawn from trusted individuals, and will choose after settling state legislation and his Washington transition.
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Futile search for missing aviators grows grim
Los Angeles dispatch reports a day of land and sea searching for Horace Kearny and Chester Lawrence after their hydro aeroplane flight toward San Francisco failed to yield any trace. The James H. Higgins found wreckage miles offshore. Skidtladtte reported no signs of the Snookums or its passengers as experts doubt survivors.
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Chester Laurence
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Redonde Beach
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Harry Miller
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Glenn Martin
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San Pedro
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Naval engagement near Dardanelles after dawn
A naval clash occurred between Greek and Turkish fleets between the Dardanelles and Ambroshipund. It lasted about ninety minutes with unclear damage. Turkish reports claim gunfire damaged the armored cruiser George Averitt. Greek reports note only five wounded.
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Dardanelles
Ambrosishind
George Avereit
Arcent
Highest Alimony Charged in Heinze Divorce Case
Specht Dispatch reports Justice Tompkins granted a divorce to heiress Bernien Heinze, awarding her $1,009 weekly alimony and apartment rent for life, plus custody of their only child Arguatud Jr. The case names Augustus Helnas, known as the copper king, and details a Pullman exposure in the Denver to Los Angeles Union Pacific ride. The proceedings include alimony settlement talks and future child education support.
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Fragmentary 16 Sentence Text From Spokane Report
A highly garbled clipping from Spokane mentions a legal matter and a proposal involving a wife and a guide. The text references a suit, potential negotiations, and unclear names and places amid incoherent phrases and errors.
Elgin Abolishes Price Committee
Elgin moves to dissolve the butter price committee after a federal suit to dissolve the board. The reorganization ends price quotation duties and sets new methods, quality standards, and weekly selling requirements, shifting pricing to origin points in Illinois.
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Tender Battleship 10 Take Body Home
London December 16 The British government proposed that a U S battleship convey the body of the late American ambassador to his home country Premier Asquith announced the decision to the House of Commons. The session paid tribute to the dead diplomat and noted the ambassador served as a representative of an external power.
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Lewisohn implicated in California stock deal probe
New York financier Frederik Lewisohn faced questions from a congressional committee over a California Petroleum stock syndicate. Testimony covered alleged market manipulation, syndicate roles, and the flow of profits as Oct 24 dealings opened NYSE listings. Details referenced Untermyer and other firms in a sweeping inquiry into the money trust.
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Siliane Solomon & Co
Hallgarien & Co
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Californis Company
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Meath
Long peace conference at London nears early settlement
Reports from London indicate a prolonged peace conference amid Greek and Turkish tensions. Delegates met at St James Palace, with Sir Edward Grey delivering a unifying welcome. Balkans press for national self determination while Turkey argues for broader demolition of Turkish rule. Diplomats prepare for initial proposals and potential early terms.
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Dynamite Trail 10 Case Hurries Along Trial Developments
The dynamite plot trial in Chicago proceeds with 31 defendants testifying as to illegal transportation of explosives. Court adjournment delays extend hours as defense argues for more time, with two weeks slated for jury argument after the defense rests. Witness Ortia McMenigal testified she earned wages in Chicago while her husband traveled to Los Angeles.
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Governor bars hanging at state penitentiary for Goodwin case
Ginbe Artin reports that Governor Hunt blocks the planned hanging of John B. Goodwin in the state penitentiary and directs it to be moved to Gila county next March 5 unless Woodrow Wilson intervenes. Federal Judge Storie sentences Goodwin to proceed in Maricopa county. Goodwin, a former soldier, was linked to the murder of Wred Kibha and Alfred Witlput in Globe in 1910.
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