Nazim Pasha Shot in Istanbul Demonstration
Nazim Pasha former minister of war was shot dead in a demonstration in Constantinople as the cabinet resigned. Enver Bey and Talat Bey had ordered no bloodshed but Nazim Pasha’s aide fired from the porte window, and Enver Ney fired back, killing Nazim. Despite the tragedy, order remained elsewhere.
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Crisis in Turkey as government resigns amid war mood
A Turkish cabinet crisis ends with Kiamil Pasha’s resignation and Mahmoud Shetket Pasha named grand vizier. Public uproar demands war to protect Adrianople, while Talaat Bey warns no compromise. London and Sofia report amid European powers weighing peace versus pressure.
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Vite
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Adrianopte
Council of Ministers
Enver Bex Ae
Tripolk Bey
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Shetket Pash
Talaat Bey
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Izzet Pasha
Adrianople
Adrianonis
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London
Europe
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Klamti Pasha
Mahmoud Sherket Pasha
Ulzlerate
Siddhe
Turkey
Willow Creek General Store Destroyed in Fire
Willow Creek January 28 fire of unknown origin destroyed the Owen Flynn general store and adjacent buildings. Loss estimated at eighteen thousand dollars.
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Willow Creek
Owen-Flynn
Ostomce
Gary Contradicted by Corey's Evidence in Steel Suit
New York January 2 William L Corey former president of United States Steel testified in the government suit to dissolve the corporation under the Sherman act. He spoke of Gary dinners to discuss price maintenance and confirmed the existence of plate and structural pools in which U S Steel participated. He said he ordered blast furnaces closed to sustain pig iron prices and testified that steel rails were sold abroad at lower prices than domestically. He also said the Hill ore land lease was not favored and that competitive conditions were preferable. the government cited the company’s denial of such price maintenance in its answer.
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Willam Fil Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Inters National
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Dude Gary
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Carnegie Company
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New York Waiters Hit Hotels in Strike Wave
Flynn, head of the International Hotel Workers union, said 50 percent of hotel and restaurant waiters have voted for a strike. Knickerbocker waiters demonstrated as police arrested two dissenters. Follies Bergere, Hotel Cadillac, and Hotel Rector staffs joined the walkout or planned action, with some workers staying on duty for late guests.
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Walters
International Hotel’ Workers’ Union
Knickerbocker Hotel
Follies Bergere
Cadillac
Rector
Hammond Claims Ownership Of Blackfoot Company In Government Suit
In San Francisco on January 23 W H Hammond brother of A B Hammond testified that he alone owned the Blackfoot Milling and Mining company. He said the claim that the Blackfoot unit was a cloak for other Hammond enterprises was false and that the government can sue all connected persons. Judge Van Fleet ruled the government may pursue suit against all parties linked to the enterprises.
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W. H. Hammond
A. B. Hammond
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Blackfoot Milling and Mining Company
Big Blackfoot Milling and Manufacturing Company
Eddy-Hammona Company
van Fleet
Store Collapse Pins The Wounded Amid Debris
A local store collapsed trapping several workers as rescuers rushed to free them from the wreckage. Fire crews worked through the night to stabilize the site and locate any additional victims.
Eight Die as Factory Building Collapses in McKinney
A waste building occupied by Cheever Bros. Hldren collapsed in McKinney Texas, killing eight and injuring 18 as a department store nearby caught fire. Early reports said 59 were inside, with 38 feared dead. rescue work continued into the night.
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Texas
Finch
Cheever Bros. Hldren
Vernis Graves
Sale Im
Two Aviators Die in French and Burg Maneuver Accidents
In Rheims France a monoplane capsized sending a French aviator 240 feet to the ground during a flight around spires leaving him dead and another severely injured. In Burg Lieut Otte was instantly killed when a biplane collapsed on a sharp curve during maneuvers.
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Burg
Otte
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Woman Suffrage Passes House Despite Two No Votes
A historic vote in the House clears woman suffrage with two lawmakers voting against the measure. Debate centered on rights, equality, and national timeline as supporters celebrated potential progress toward ratification.
Governor Stewart signs: Montana moves toward woman suffrage
In Helena on January 22 the legislature advances a bill toward woman suffrage, with Governor Stewart signaling support. The house passes the measure after debate on wording and voting, detailing how members and absent representatives voted and noting the political context and pledges from party platforms.
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Stewart
Mont Hl
Tiga Ser
Illegal Stamp Fraud Across United States Uncovered
Post office inspectors disclosed a nationwide illegal stamp trade involving stamp brokers and corporate insiders. Stolen government stamps were bought at deep discounts and resold to merchants, with schemes including forged cards and theft from post offices and state offices. Indictments in New York named Richard Fredericks Irving Sevel and John Frank, with more to follow.
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Albany
Meany of & Lem
New York Financial District
Police
New York City
Aesistant. Post. Muster
Cotgreas
Twin Pastor Arrested for Bigamy in Richmond Cal
The Rev rank Horn known as the twin pastor fled January 16 and was arrested in Richmond on bigamy charges after his wife Eva May de Tovrea accused him of marrying her in 1910. He claimed his twin brother posed as him and produced affidavits from Viola Wright and Daniel Grant to defend himself.
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Public reception unlikely for Wilson inauguration
Washington officials report a Senate inquiry shows opposition to a public reception on inauguration night. The forecasted ceremonies and lengthy events would strain the crowd and the new president, with estimates of 50 000 to 100 000 people waiting to greet him, making a general reception impractical.
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Senate
Winson
Overman
North Carolina
Capitol
Wilson
Senate debate on university consolidation sparks committee move
In the Senate advocates press a plan to consolidate the national universities. Abbott moves to send the measure to the education committee, with debate over whether the Judiciary Committee should hear it as legal rather than educational. Vote tally shows Abbott and several allies in the ayes. Continued on Page Three.
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