Treatment to Be His Issue in Campaign Talk
Washington reports suggest political strategy forming around President Wilson due to a recent health diagnosis by Dr. Young. Democratic leaders weigh the president’s stance on renomination as Dr. Young and White House aides monitor developments. speculation grows over whether Wilson plans to seek a third term and influence early campaign moves.
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Railroad Bill Set For Action In Early March Conference
Washington Feb 12 The railroad bill in conference aims for a senate floor presentation soon with a House vote possible Monday or Tuesday. Leaders predict passage after differences with Senate provisions were removed including a transportation board and mandatory consolidations. The bill guarantees a 9 cent return and President Wilson has set a March 1 deadline. officials warn delay would be disastrous and expect the House to adopt the conference report quickly.
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Farm Labor Conference Urges Cooperation in Chicago
Speakers at a Chicago Farm Labor Conference push Ac lin Co operation among members to secure joint banking and buying in a bid to strengthen collective rights and bargaining power.
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Co operative movement debated at labor congress
Speakers at the American labor congress in Chicago urged co operative stores with central buying and bonded managers to curb monopoly. Duncan McDonald proposed uniform bookkeeping and risk control, while C Trask highlighted factory costs lowering wages via cooperative buying. Herbert F Baker urged high capital tax to shield farmers, Hillman backed cooperative banking, and Warren S Stone called for farmer city worker understanding.
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West Aleta Runs Aground Off Terschelling Island
The American steamship West Aleta was reported aground off Terschelling in the North Sea. It sailed from San Francisco January 6 bound for Hamburg with cargo, via the Panama Canal. Nearby, distress reports linked to the American destroyer Talbot circulated in the Black Sea area near Serpent’s Island.
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Loyalty to Country Need of Industry Says Speaker
Mr E B Fish of the Machinists spoke in Judge courtroom before an audience of men including employers and union men. He urged 101 percent Americanism from both sides as a cure for labor troubles and advocated conservative union leaders recovering control from radicals. The talk, under Associated Industries auspices, tied national unity to industry stability and warned that radical minorities spark many strikes. Continued on Page 3, Column 3.
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Secretary Houston Says Situation Is Not So Bad
Secretary Houston voiced confidence Europe will settle its monetary problems. He noted U S has supplied Europe with capital to support demand and that recent loan issues have been redeemed. He described the treasury position as strong with tax certificates payable by income and profits tax. He dismissed forecasts of a financial crash as not finding the current situation grave.
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Costly Demonstration Of Extravagance In Factory
A Northampton Massachusetts report details a costly demonstration of extravagance at a factory. A censor seized 147 silver gavsrs and towed them from a pile, amid a scene of disrupted talk and accusations of waste, as authorities sought to illustrate alleged misuses of funds and ostentation within the plant last week.
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Arizona ratifies to add to special session action
In Phoenix the lemient ratification completed the Arizona legislature special session and the vote was unanimous in the house. The resolution was sent to Governor Campbell for signature. In Richmond Virginia woman suffrage failed as the House of Delegates adopted the Leedy resolution rejecting the Susan B Anthony amendment by 62 to 22 with the Senate previously approving 24 to 10.
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London Press Confirms Uncertain Return of Wise as Ambassador
In the House of Commons Lloyd George refused to state whether Wise would return to Washington as British ambassador or name a successor. An official return shows Canada’s January spirits exports at 108,684 dollars, up from 28,984 last year.
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Woman Suffragists Plan Final Session Then League Formation
Chicago reports that delegates representing women voters from the North South East and West met in a preliminary session to shape a legislative campaign. The gathering aimed to outline topics and strategies ahead of the League of Woman Voters transition.
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Mother Beats Boy to Death With Poker
In Rhinelander Wisconsin a mother admitted beating her Alban Blomski a four year old found dead weeks earlier at the Sugar Camp farmhouse. She allegedly confessed to the DA that she struck the child with a heavy poker and an ax as reports from the district attorney’s office indicate.
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Daniels to be Called Before Inquiry Board
Newport Feb 12. The naval court of inquiry investigating the Newport district candle ho ne hohe in the Newport district was opened today by Judge Advocate Henry J. Fionenes. Names of department heads and bureaus will be called to testify as part of the inquiry into the mysterious deaths and related matters.
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Julius Chambers Dies Writer Explorer Playwright NY Obituary
Julius Chambers, a New York writer, explorer, and playwright born in 1847 in Bellefontaine, Ohio, died tonight of pneumonia after a career with several New York dailies and a 1873 expedition that identified the headwaters of the Mississippi at Lake Itasca.
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Ohio
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Cornell University
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Mississippi
Labor Federation Plans and Senator Poindexter Charge in Utica
In Utica on February 12 Senator Miles Poindexter accused the American Federation of Labor leaders of sinister aims to control Congress and the presidency. He claimed funded labor levies bought influence and warned of autocratic governance by a few leaders using strikes and coercion to push a pro-government agenda.
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Payne Succeeds Secretary Lane in Interior
John Barton Payne, chairman of the Shipping Board and former railroad administration general counsel, will become secretary of the interior on March 1, succeeding Franklin K. Lane. White House officials gave no confirmation but it was believed former Senator John Franklin Shafroth of Colorado was offered the post. Payne said he would accept to serve the cabinet at the president’s wish and asked to remain aboard briefly for the reorganization policy and related ship sale matters.
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Prank- Min K. Lane
White House
John Franklin Shafroth
Colorado
Payne
Rail unions press for living cost cut at White House talks
Union leaders from 2,000,000 railroad workers prepare to urge President Wilson for immediate relief from living costs or a wage increase. A conference on the White House lawn will include Jewell Manion and Shell as they push for action amid Hines proposals and pending legislation.
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Germany's Army Formidable Size Reported
Paris Feb 12 The German army is listed as 460 000 strong with 15 000 policing forces. General Niesse adds that the German minister of defense Noake holds the figures and that the government could exceed treaty limits if willing and capable.
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Niesse
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Bodies found in hull of lost vessel near Jekyll Island
Brunswick Ga February reports indicate seven bodies recovered from the hull of the vessel Fortune, lost off the coast. The crew members have been identified, but Captain Chadwick and several others remain missing.
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William Phillips to Netherlands Appointment
Washington dispatch reports President proposes William Phillips to Netherlands post. Hague ceremony planned, with Hae W. Garrett named in the accompanying duties. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a staged diplomatic appointment in The Hague.
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Niniter Aimee
Hae W. Garrett
Denmark Triumphs in Province Victory State
A terse report notes a decisive victory in the province with a statue confirmed in that district. It records 75,088 German adherents counted as part of the outcome, reflecting a notable political result amid contested regional loyalties.
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More Sensations Incoming in I W W Trial
Montesano Washington February 12 Evidence the prosecution says will be more conclusive than the Roberts confession will be offered tomorrow in the trial of 11 alleged I W W members for the Warren Grimm murder in Centella Armistice Day parade. Morgan, arrested in the I W W halt, is expected to testify as the state builds its case in chronological order. The defense plans to show the defendants acted in self defense and the trial may extend several more weeks.
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