MichelS alleged graft as police, gambling ties unravel
Former kingpin Michels, once in Harlem, testified before a grand jury that police officials tolerated his poolrooms for monthly payments. He claimed graft persisted after a Hermit Rosen murder, detailing bribes totaling about 260000 dollars and naming inspectors who profited to shield illicit gambling dens.
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Tuberculosis Cure Claim Discussed at Toronto Meeting
Dr Friedmann in Levin described a tubercle vaccine and a new harmless remedy for TB. He asserted success across pulmonary bone and skin forms, noting tests in children and adults and a goal to prevent future infection through a preventive vaccination approach.
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Ontario
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de. Weiedmann
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Sulzer and Murphy in an Open Break
Albany March 12 reports an open rift between Governor Sulzer and Charles Murphy leader of Tammany Hall. Friends say the governor aims to force the issue into the public view while Murphy issues orders to registrars and implies possible extraordinary session to advance legislation.
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Charles PL Murphy
Tammany Wall
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Cymynany
Sulaer
Lumber Suit Continued In Minneapolis Hearing
Minneapolis March 12 Hearings in the government civil suit against the Jumbe case proceed as the government seeks to halt a lumber fraud scheme. The Northwestern Lumbermen's Association faces action over alleged misbranding and unlawful sales of hats and lumber products to consumers via mail order catalogs.
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Northwestern Limberman’s Association
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Northwestern Lumbermen’s Association
Move to Reform House of Lords Foretold
London reports a forecasted government plan to reform the House of Lords during the present Parliament. It is stated the new chamber will abandon hereditary rule and allow no voting rights for hereditary peers. The article notes decisive steps and potential timelines for reform.
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House OF Lords
London
Rereral
Firemen Claim Excessive Work Periods During Arbitration
Witnesses before an arbitration board described exhausting schedules and overwork on eastern rail lines. Firemen cited superheater usage, risk to health, and lost sleep as they pressed for higher pay and more firemen on large locomotives. Union president W. S. Carley argued profits drive company stance, while others testified to scorched clothing and near starvation of meals during long shifts.
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Ifa
la David Lambard
Fie
Exhouse
John M. Dunevy
New York
Consrat Freman
Ines
Amy
Man Caught Reading Bible Amid Robbery Arrest
Edward Barnes aged 23 was arrested today in Tracy Town for the railroad station robbery. He was captured by Marshal Fredrickson while reading a Bible sent by his mother and admitted stabling a berm in the Wyoming penitentiary.
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Edwacnd Barnes
Ears Olf
Tracy
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Fredrickson
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Pankhurst and Sanders Speak on Militias Amid War Aims
In London on March 12 the committee announced that Emmeline Pankhurst and admirer Bette Snadey would speak at the event. While timing was adjusted, the chair stated Pankhurst would finally come and not be seriously delayed. The speakers affirmed militias would keep their aims and tactics in place.
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London
Maron
Tha
Cunildijon
Eameline Pankhurst
Attra Bette Snadey
Governor Approves Five More Bills Amid Debate
Governor signs five additional bills as lawmakers push for more measures. Key acts include general highway provisions, motor vehicle registration updates, and electors registration reforms. House and Senate figures show a total of 210 bills resolutions and memorials, with heavy opposition to a wind-related measure and ongoing protests from business groups and religious unions.
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Abbott
Lavpey
Byrnes
Timse
Ince
Tyreting
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Christiai Ten Peraher Union
King Bite
Rory
Montana suffrage demonstration inclusion outlined in parade plan
A fragmented report notes Montana is listed among groups in a national suffrage demonstration. Delegations from states with varying statuses on suffrage are grouped by whether amendments are ready, stalled, or failing to act this session.
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New York
Guiley
Last Day for Voters to Confirm Primary Ballot Eligibility
The notice warns voters that the final day to ensure a vote is the primary date for Mapek 44. It urges those who changed registration or eligibility to update records to exercise their right and vote, stressing the importance of voting where allowed.
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Mystery in Death of Admiral J G Eaton Shrouded in Silence
Norwell Massachusetts reports a baffling death of Admiral J G Eaton. State detectives and county officers pursue autopsy findings while witnesses describe a recent illness and a controversial diet. The widow Doras AINEWORKN and daughterTarow fend off questions as investigators seek a clear cause of death amid conflicting statements.
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Admiral J. G. Eaton
Agree on Selections for Montana Land Offices
Senator Myers and Senator Walsh after a conference sent a recommendation for land office appointments to fill vacancies since March 6. Harmilton of Bracs to be receiver, Alf Mite of Pe H. Poster of Tags in the register, Killings, FT, McClpan at dreid Lowse to be receiver. Billings. It is believed Myers may become chairman of the mining committee in the new center.
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Warrington
Mareh
Myurs
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Cenare
Hill's Information Surprises Newell
Waku reports March 1 statement by Wy Sewell criticizing remarks credited to James of IU Dhik. The article notes Newell cites irrigation projects and government capability, arguing costs and private enterprises. It compares U S government water supply to private means, suggesting higher costs and different funding approaches.
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Iesue
Ty James
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Mitrol
No attempt to freeze out independents claim
Omaha Nebraska witnesses testified that the International Harvester Company did not attempt to freeze out independent dealers. Larry L Dempster of Deather Nebraska, sales manager of Dempster Mil, asserted his company competed directly with International and had seen no evidence of retaliation. He noted his business had grown since starting four years ago and described plans to meet competition at a regional center serving Minnesota Nebraska Kansas Missouri.
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White slave inquiry to probe vice and wage reform
Governor Dunne and Lieutenant Governor O Hara announce a statewide probe into the causes of female exploitation and the push for a minimum wage for working women. The commission plans a national conference and a March start on a tour including Albany and Philadelphia, with talks before President Wilson and other leaders.
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Maternity Causes Loss of Position in New York Schools
In New York on March 2, the board of education denied Katharine C. Edgell's request for a one year leave of absence to hear her case. The vote showed only five members sympathetic, with two women among them. Thirty-two members opposed, stating that a married woman cannot balance duties as a high school teacher with being a wife and mother. The board did not allow debate on the question and granted no leave. The hearing centered on an absence without pay for health restoration. Edgell’s appeal was noted as part of the bylaw considerations.
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Ingat Co
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Sulzer
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James Fo May
Amon T. Moker
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Harry Shaw
Slay
Jon Wo Ihasser
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