President Wilson may address Congress in person
Washington reports possible shift in how future presidential messages reach Congress if Woodrow Wilson chooses to speak directly to both houses. Observers note advantages of direct oratory over written dispatches, detailing constitutional allowances, procedural needs, and potential impact on press and public awareness.
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How Salmon Find a Way Up a Waterfall in New York
An avid western sportsman and naturalist describes a salmon ascent story from New York waters. He notes the fish’s navigation by ripple visibility, then demonstrates an approach near a shallow riffle and a deep pool where a salmon finally leaps. The tale centers on observed behavior and a successful shot before the fish reaches deeper water.
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Large Figures In Mineral Products From 1912 Output
Report from the United States Geological Survey notes record mineral production in 1912. Coal output exceeds all prior records by about 50 million tons, with 1911 at 496,221,168 short tons and 1912 estimates climbing toward a new peak. Copper also hits a historic high, with Lake copper shipments around 1,248,000 units as figures rise.
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United States Geological Survey
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Father contests will giving fortune to fiancée in 1912 case
In a Saratoga case Harry M Levengston Jr left all property to Miss Caroline Finlay, a summer dressmaker. his father claims incompetence at the October 3 1911 will and seeks to set it aside. Levengston died March 11 1912 of pneumonia at Miss Finlay’s home after bequeathing $10 000 to her. The will, written October 3 1911, left all real and personal property to Miss Finlay.
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Caroline M. Finlay
Harry M
Ian
Finn Levengston
Miss Finlay
Harry M. Levengston, Jr
Alaska and United States mineral outputs in early 20th century
The survey shows Alaska valuing its mineral output at about $21.83 million in 1912 with gold making up most of the total. U S copper, zinc, silver, iron ore, and petroleum productions are detailed with annual tonnages and values, noting peaks and declines from prior years and the nation remaining a leader in petroleum output. The figures reflect historical mining and processing scales across states and territories.
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Colonel Gets Confirmed With Aid of Democrats
After two hours of executive session debate Kawary J. McClernand of the First Cavalry was confirmed as brigadier general with Democrats aiding. Republicans accused Democrats of delaying military nominations. Democrats denied the charge and stressed using leverage to hold up nominations if desired. Senator Martin for Democrats said nominations should be acted upon on their merit.
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First Cavalry
Wetherspoon
Wellonth
Martin
Merle
Union Pacific Aims at Southern Pacific of Mexico Board
In a U S decree dissolving the Southern Pacific and the Union Pacific, key figures tied to the Southern Pacific railroad of Mexico are named. Robert Lovett F S Crosby RL Gerry Alexander Miller and W V Thorn linked to Union Pacific. Julius Kruttschnitt, recently resigning from Union Pacific, becomes chairman of the Southern Pacific of Mexico board.
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United States Remue
Southern Facile
Union Pacific
Southern Pacife Railroad
Mexico
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Alexander Miller
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Senator Pankey Bans Passes and Regulates Rail Rates
Senator BF Pankey today introduced a bill to prohibit railroads in New Mexico from issuing passes. He also proposed a bill to regulate railroad rates for shipping within the state, aiming to control pricing practices. The measures target passes and rate regulation in New Mexico rail operations.
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