Vanderbilt Marriage in London Sets Social Gossip Ablaze
A lengthy ceremony in London unites Alfred G. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Hollie Metta Vanderbilt in a notable society wedding. Attended by relatives and notable guests, the event spurs talk of Vanderbilt fortunes, separations, and ongoing divorce cases. The couple planned a continental honeymoon, with public and private faces affected by prior marriages and ongoing legal matters. Alfred Vanderbilt sailed to England aboard the Lasitiania prior to the wedding, denying rumors about a reconciliation.
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Colgar Van And Storage Building Destroyed in Fire
The Colgar Van And Storage companys building was destroyed by fire. The blaze caused about 14000 dollars in damage and left merchandise and other items burned. Fire crews from Los Angeles responded promptly but could not save the structure.
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Man of God Sanford Faces Sixty Years in Prison
The United States district court in Wartland will sentence Sanford tomorrow at nine. He preached and prayed among a diverse following, creating a controversial evangelization movement. Prosecutors seek a lengthy term for murder and related crimes tied to his religious mission and leadership.
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Western governors congress to push state control of public lands
Paul Minnesota December 12 western governors meet to push replacing federal public land control with state central authority the conservation issue leads the agenda Walter Fisher secretary of the interior will attend to hear the debate and outline federal policy. The group aims to show why state control is favored and whether the idea gains momentum for a broader push at Congress.
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Madero assassination plot surfaced amid palace turmoil
Fragmentary report describes a planned assassination attempt against President Madero. Provisional leadership faced threats as conspirators allegedly prepared to strike at the National Palace with the arrival of General Reyer and other officials.
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Four Will Die on Gallows on Friday in Chicago
Four men aged 21 to 14 including Yawuld Shiblawsk and Philip Sommerting face execution in Cook County for the murder of truck farmer Fred We Guelzuw. The quartet, described as youthful, will be hanged under Deputy Sheriff Charles W. Peters who has overseen numerous May Market era executions.
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Surveillance Depicts Dynmite Conspiracy Probe
All witnesses are under surveillance as Dee Trillanapolla reports a broad federal inquiry into a dynamite conspiracy. Matret attorney Anica and headquarters staff prepared measures to prevent a dramatic arrest while stenographers and clerks were questioned. Mora clerks to be examined tomorrow and jurors expected to adjourn until after New Year’s.
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Riot Almost Breaks Out At Capitol Demonstration
Denver crowds exceed ten thousand gathered at the Colorado state capitol to protest Mayor Speer and the city council. Henry J. Arnold, ousted county assessor, was lifted on shoulders amid chants to reclaim his office, but the crowd dispersed as authorities intervened and Arnold fled to the governor’s office.
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Priest Targeted in Blackmailer Ring Arrest
A man named Varthatatas was arrested today at the home of Greek Orthodox priest Andreadi after attempting to extort 32000. The priest agreed to pay, but detectives overheard another demand of 200 and intervened as the suspect drew a weapon, threatening the priest and his children.
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Taft to veto Sulzer resolve on Russia treaty
President Taft plans to veto the Sulzer resolution abrogating the 1882 treaty with Russia and will send two communications to Congress. He argues executive action can end the treaty without House or Senate action, citing friendly relations with Russia and the desire to avoid offense. Senate leaders expect formal abrogation, while Taft plans to publish the message to warn against precipitate action.
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Russia Reports No Formal Protest On Treaty's Abrogation
The Russian foreign office says ambassador Bakhmeteff has not lodged a formal protest over the 1932 Russo American treaty abrogation. Washington dispatches note efforts to reach agreement on the pigsport issue, while mirrored commentary emphasizes government restraint and concern over Jewish unrest and emigration limits amid the crisis.
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Pension Bill Likely To Be Harshly Treated In Senate
Washington dispatch reports a strong split in sentiment among senators over service legislation, deferral of large expenditures, and the urgent deficiency bill as adjournment approaches. The Sherwood dollar a day pension bill faces doubtful passage in the Senate and a broader pension measure is expected to be debated after the election.
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Former Governor White Injured in Train Wreck
Saw Remarting Cal December 17 reports an American Express train partially wrecked near Las Vegas. Former governor of Montana, identified as White, was injured but not severely. he was seated in a dining car when the crash occurred. The accident occurred around 8 o'clock Saturday morning as the passenger engine separated from a freight train and derailed, scattering oil cars and causing many injuries among passengers.
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