Lawmakers Expand Probe Into Wall Street Leaks In Wilson Note
Washington reports say congressional investigators broadened a probe into leaks of President Wilsons peace note to Wall Street. Subpoenas issued for seven newspaper reporters and for Thomas W Lawson Bernard Baruch and Charles Satin plus two telegraph company managers. Representative Gardner cites financial charts to show possible leak but provides no solid official link. Secretary Lansing and Joseph Tumulty offered to testify.
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Quarrel over Money Sparks Murders and Inquiries
The Standard reports a quarrel over money escalating into fatal violence and an ensuing inquiry. Amid broader pages, notes cover economy pleas in the legislature, border affairs, probate cases in district court, and police court fines, with regional items from Butte and Anaconda.
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Mystery surrounds death of Josiah Fuller
Special Dispatch to the Standard Bozeman Jan 6 mystery surrounds the death of Josiah H Fuller who died late Thursday after marrying Mrs Cora George two days earlier An autopsy and chemical analysis at the state college will determine if poison was involved A bottle partly filled with strychnine was found in the dead man s bed An unofficial report says lungs were in bad condition from a prolonged grippe attack Fuller had just secured a 1900 life insurance policy and sought another 5000 his bride was the beneficiary He traveled from Bozeman to his wife s ranch Wednesday to arrange business for a wedding trip he disappeared after a missed appointment and returned on foot dying about midnight Heart failure is a possible cause
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Ford to Build $12 Million Smelter on Detroit River
Henry Ford, head of Ford Motor Company, was cleared to proceed with a $12,000,000 smelter project on the Detroit river near Detroit. Three circuit judges in an injunction suit filed by the Dodge Brothers accepted a $10,000,000 bond to protect the Dodges from any possible loss.
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Rommey Trails Elusive New Yorkers in Subpoena Push
New York January 6 Kenneth Rommey assistant sergeant at arms of the house of representatives leaves for Boston to serve eight subpoenas on Allen Curtis of Curtis Sanger NY and Boston as a witness in the congressional inquiry into the leak of information about President Wilsons peace note. Romney also seeks to serve Charles H Sabin president of Guaranty Trust and learns Sabin may sail to England while the subpoenas remain outstanding.
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Minister Vopicka Asked for Explanation by Secretary Lansing
Secretary Lansing cabled Minister Vopicka in Bucharest to explain Germanys charge of unneutral conduct in favor of Romania. The investigation will continue while he remains at his post. If charges are substantiated he will be dropped from the diplomatic service. if not he may be transferred out of courtesy to Germany.
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Harvard Professor Taussig Accepts Tab Commission Seat
Washington January 6 Professor Frank W Taussig of Harvard accepted a place on the tariff commission and probably will be made chairman The other four members will be announced tomorrow
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Entente Replies on Peace and Possible Openings
Paris reports indicate the allied reply to President Wilson's peace note may include features clarifying whether negotiations will continue. A Rome meeting of entente premiers is viewed as crucial to set the bloc's stance on peace and America's role. The decision hinges on military developments and whether further exchanges will be welcomed or rejected.
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Playground for Foreign Dynamiters During War
Washington January 6 In a brief before the supreme court the department of justice argues that upholding Werner Horns immunity from prosecution for dynamiting the international bridge near Vanceboro Maine would make the United States a playground for belligerent foreign dynamiters holding commissions in foreign armies Horn a German claims immunity for acts of war against Canada The government contends immunity would cover thousands of reservist officers of belligerents and threaten international law and national sovereignty The technical charge against Horn is transporting explosives on a passenger train in violation of interstate commerce laws The appeal will be argued next week.
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Socialist Parties Fall Short on Amalgamation Talks
New York Jan 6 After an all day conference between committees from the socialist party and the socialist labor party the effort to amalgamate the two wings shows no progress. Discussions continue tomorrow with the socialist party urging union organization tied to political struggle while the socialist labor party promotes industrial socialism condemning craft unions to avoid wage slavery and exploitation.
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Nevada State University President Hendrick resigns
Reno Nev Jan 6 The resignation of Archer W Hendrick as president of the Nevada State University was presented to the board of regents and accepted by an 8 to 2 vote. It is effective immediately. Earlier the board ordered that the resignation be demanded. Hendrick had led the institution for two years.
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Train Bomb Blast in Birmingham Kills Two
Two men died and four injured in an explosion in the smoking compartment of the Southern Railway Birmingham Special near Birmingham Alabama. Officials suspect nitroglycerin or explosive set by Lewis D Walton a Birmingham businessman who was arrested years ago for killing a partner. A tablet outside the door referenced important papers but the suitcase search found nothing.
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Japanese Exclusion to Remain as Is Now
Washington lawmakers reach tentative accord on immigration bill. Conferees agree to keep Japanese exclusion language as passed by the Senate and preserve the current gentlemen's agreement on Japanese laborers. President likely to veto over literacy clause. sponsors push to secure votes for final passage.
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Economy Plea Prevails in Helena Legislature Report
House committee on employes faced a major caucus driven shift as legislators adjourned on a hot day. A new economy focused report is expected Monday with substantial cuts to the original employe roster. The drive for efficiency surged through late sessions amid renewed budget pressure.
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Montana Postmasters Establish Rural Route in Field Montana
Washington January 6 Rural route No 8 will be established at Field Montana in March to serve about 90 families. Montana postmasters appointed include Mrs Camilla Fielder Field Chateau County new office Jacob Krause Hydro John Stuckle resigned E Bisher Millikan W Meyer Rutherford Sage vice C C Selmylr Bert L Duncan Field Dawson Spunty new office.
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Explosion at Highland restaurant damages Copper King block
A dynamite charge exploded near the Highland restaurant on Copper King block breaking windows along the north side. A woman sprained her ankle leaping from a second story window, others fled in panic. Patrons indoors were knocked aside as debris flew. police searched for suspects without results.
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Two in room in Atlantic City murder case
Philadelphia reports suggest Lewis did not intend to kill Maizie Colbert, an advertising art model. Authorities say she was struck and her head hit a radiator after a quarrel over money. Two new witnesses link Lewis to Colbert, though no direct evidence confirms a homicide. District Attorney Rotan says more details must be cleared.
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First Eclipse of Moon Visible Tonight Across United States
Washington reports a total lunar eclipse visible nationwide, the first of seven eclipses in 117, beginning at 12 50 a m and lasting 1 hour 29 minutes. It marks the first fully visible moon eclipse locally since 1910, with four solar and three lunar events this year.
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Colone SM Cody's Recovery Doubted In Denver Return
Glenwood Springs Colorado January 6 Colonel W F Cody known as Buffalo Bill left for Denver with his sister physician and a nurse his condition critical and recovery doubtful. He is about 65 years old and suffers from a bronchial ailment following the loss of his Wild West show plans for a new exhibition with many horses Indians and cowboys.
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Entente Statesmen Meet in Continuous Session
Paris January 6 prime ministers Lloyd George Briand and Boselli led a prolonged session with British French Italian and Russian representatives to discuss the general war situation. The Italian government declared the day a holiday to honor the event.
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Pittsburg Memo Reveals Lewis Sought Peace Before Death
In Pittsburg on January 6, friends of Bernard W. Lewis, a local broker, report he planned suicide in Atlantic City as police closed in over the murder of Mobuze Colbert in Philadelphia. The note to a close friend indicated he contemplated drastic action amid the investigation.
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Maizie Colbert Mirrors Hopeful Philadelphia Art Scene
Maizie Colbert, a young Philadelphia artist, emerges as a budding talent in the local art scene. The piece highlights her early work, influences, and ambition, placing her among promising regional creators shaping the city’s cultural landscape.
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