Beum Released From Leavenworth After Four Months
Beum of Minneapolis is the first of imprisoned labor leaders to gain release under the amnesty act. He rode a prison wagon past cheering comrades at the east front while he said farewell to Frank M. Ryan. Beum declared, I’m going home to my family after four months apart. Labor leaders expressed confidence in final release for others.
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Leavenworth
Kun
N. Beum
Minne
Beum
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Benbeum
Power of Committee Is Doubted by Chairman
Washington reports that hearings of the house money trust committee will be suspended Friday, announced by Representative Pujo, who cites doubt about the committee’s power to inquire into the internal affairs of banking institutions. Flint explosion at Hulek Motor Car foundry destroys building and machinery, $400,000 loss, no serious injuries. Seattle fair weather extends to Western Washington. mountain divisions and transcontinental trains operating normally.
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Washington
House Money Trust
Pujo
Flint, Mich
Hulek Motor Car Company
Theeal
Seattle
Cascade Mountains
Foulke E Brandt Reports Paper Tariff Lowering Plan
Democratic tariff revision aims to cut wood pulp and print paper duties while preserving tobacco and related goods. Leaders expect reductions across the paper schedule, with Bible and religious works likely admitted. Testimony by publishers and paper interests highlights conflicting views on easing tariffs and Canadian paper imports.
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Washington
Congress
Marshal Ee
PLC
Presbyterian Committee
Mi'magill
Richmond
John Norris
New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
American Paper and Pulp Association
Arthur ©. Hastings
New York City
Note from powers on Turkey amid Balkan settlement talks
London reports the European powers issued a collective note to Turkey outlining views for ending the Southeast European war. The note prompts Turkey to respond promptly while discussions continue on Albanian affairs, possible concessions by Montenegro, and capital relocation ideas to Cetinje or Elbasan. The proposal aims to ease tensions and avoid naval targeting by moving capitals inland.
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London
Europe
Turkey
Tonday
Albania
Montenegro
Cattaro
Austria
Scutari
Lominates
Cettinje
King
Elbassan
Coast to Coast Highway Proposed by Borland
Washington Jan 17 reconstr uction and maintenance of the old national road from Cumberland Maryland to St Louis Missouri with extensions to form a great national highway between New York and San Francisco is proposed in a bill by Representative Borland of Mississippi The measure would appropriate 20 509 000 for the project 50 to be available this year 5 000 000 in 1822 and 15 000 000 in 1823 would create a national highways commission to supervise the work to be composed of the directors of the bureau of public roads and four members to be appointed by the president
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Washington, Jan
Cumberland
St. Louis
New York
San. Francisco
Representate Borland
Mississippi
National Highways Commission
Bureau of Public Roads
Governor Sulzer Poincare Chosen Pardons Brandt
Governor Sulzer and Poincare are linked in a reported case where pardons are granted versus Brandt amid a threat context. The article notes a duel as a threatened or discussed outcome, with political figures involved and regional implications.
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Covernor Sulzer Poincare
Brandt
Sulzer Pardons Brandt Former Valet in Burglary Case
Governor Sulzer granted clemency to Foulke Brandt, once valet to Mortimer Kchift, arguing the 3% year sentence for burglary was excessive. Attorney General Carmody supported the pardon, while Knute Nelson and Mr Schiff opposed clemency. The record reportedly shows Brandt confessed to falsehoods in prior attempts for release, with the governor noting Brandt is not a martyr and should not be given sympathy. Page Three continuation.
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Albany
N.Y
Sulzer
Foulke Hrandt
Mortimer Fy
Kchift
New York
Hrandt
Carmody
Brandt
United States
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Krandt
Ken
Trandt
Schiff
Gove Brandt
The Sunday Standard highlights dull wicketless vice in New York
The Sunday Standard delivers a bustling column by its Washington correspondent on underworld exposure, theater notes including Mr Dooley and Hennessy in Admiral Doyle and the Goat, and a review of new features. It also mentions fur farms to save hides, social happenings, club proceedings, sports and drama, colored comics, world news, photographs, and provocative commentaries.
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Mr. Dooley
Hennessy
Admiral Doyle and
the Goat
Pearance
Mr. Hennessy
the Star
All liability bills considered at once
Correspondence from the Standard Velena dated January 13 reports the Montana assembly's busy session. The body adjourned for Sunday then extended into Monday. debates centered on educational consolidation and a proposed state university, with a focus on unifying institutions and centralizing higher education. Several committee reports and bill introductions followed, including proposed highway laws and various social and legal measures, as lawmakers discussed reform and funding priorities.
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T UK
Kirwchiging
Great Falls
Montana
Mons
State Board of Education
Sewalon
Furether
Fence
Inaugural Ball Debated by Washington Committee
President elect Wilson weighs a ball's feasibility and urges restraint on indecency dances. A Pension Building venue hearing proposes bans on grizzly bear gyrations bunny hug and turkey trot with a reception favored as a substitute. Wilton declines comment while awaiting chairman Bustley’s view.
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Otis
Wilson
House
Senate
Roddenberg
Trenton
N. J
Wilton
Capitol
William Eustis
Bustle
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