Elkins and Wolcott Spar Over Money Power in Senate
Washington February 1922 the final week of debate on the financial bill opened with Elkins of West Virginia and Wolcott of Colorado arguing for and against key provisions. Butler urged a government issued paper currency while Elkins warned against tying finance to gold. Also passed were a national cemetery road measure and honors for naval officers.
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Washington
Senate
Elkins
West Virginia
Wolcott
Colorado
Butler
North Carolina
Court of Private Land Claims
Fancgibi
Chandler
Aia
National Cemetery
Dover
Tenn
Continental Congress
Francis Nash
William L. Davidson
Northarolina
A. S. Handy
United States
Greece
Roumania
Servia
Persia
Venezuela
W. T. Sampson
H. ©. Taylor
F. A. Cook
C. D. Sigsbee
F. E. Chadwick
C. F. Goodrich
W. W. Mead
M. J. H. Dayton
F. M. Symonds
Cc. C. Todd
International Bimetallic Commission
Tour National Credit
Republican Party
Finance Committee
Ile
Carolina
Meress
Congress
Free Transit for Goods Moves Near Trade With Orient
Washington notes an important House bill allowing in bond transit of goods through U S territories to foreign ports. The measure aims to expand transcontinental trade with the Orient and repeals the 1888 ban on Mexican free zone shipments. Debates include suspension provisions and district legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
United States
Mexican Free Zone
Stephens
Texas
District of Columbia
Payne
New York
Hairman
Ways and Means Committee
Sulzer Trustees Adopt Resolutions Court Says
The Sulzer trusts report that resolutions were adopted after court action. Authorities confirm the court recognized the trust arrangements and approved the listed measures. Names of trustees and specific resolutions are cited in the filing.
Anti-Trust Conference Opens in Chicago with Proposals
A large Democratic assembly in Chicago greeted delegates led by Carter Harrison as the National Anti-Trust League opened its conference. Speakers including Sulzer argued trusts are criminal and urged government ownership of railways and telegraphs, with Bryan touted as leading a new campaign for liberty and popular government. Augusta reports no major damage as Savannah River stays below danger levels despite flooding of surrounding lowlands.
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Chicago
Naonal Ant-Trust League
Bigelow
Sulzer
William Sulzer
New York
United States
Department of Justice
Republican Party
Hanna
Democratic Party
Party of the
Plain People
Thomas Jefferson
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
America
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Carter Harrison
Harrison
Senate
House
Wiliam Prentiss
Til. Ness
Augusta
Savannah
Senatorial Inquiry in Montana Persists in Election Fight
Washington, Melisty 12. Four witnesses testified before the Senate Committee on Elections and Privileges in its Montana Clark senatorial investigation. D Peelar of Kalispell and W O Cochran of Butte testified amid denials and accusations as juries weigh alleged corrupt influence by Whiteside and Daly’s group in Clark’s renomination and the Clark faction’s political shifts.
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Montana
Washington
Melisty
Senate
Benator Clark
D. Peelar
Kelispell
Geiger
W. O. Cochran
Butte
C. W. Hoffman
John 8. M. Neill
The
Helens Independent
Neill
Whiteside
Clark
C. W. Clark
Maguires
Charley Clark
Anaconda
Daly's) Company
Campbell
Nuff
Stuf
Daly's
Managers Put Off Meeting In Chicago For Tomorrow
Baseball promoters of the American Association of Baseball Clubs postponed their Chicago gathering to tomorrow morning. Acting President Harry Quin of Milwaukee oversaw the session at the Great Northern hotel with delegates from six clubs, while representatives from Detroit and Boston were expected. Tom McCarthy of Boston arrived late, and Thomas J Navin of Detroit was due early tomorrow.
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Chicago
American Associaion of
Thta
Atry Quin
Milwaukee
Great Northern
Detroit
Boston
Tom McCarthy
Thomas J. Navin
Gardiner Knocks Out Handler in Brooklyn Bout
New York February 12 Gardiner of Lowell Massachusetts defeated Jimmy Handler of Newark New Jersey in a twenty five round bout at 152 pounds at the Hercules Athlete Club in Brooklyn Gardiner won in the third round with a right swing to Handler jaw.
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New York
Horton Law
Hercules
Brooklyn
George Gardiner
Lowell
Mass
Jimmy Handler
Newark
N. J
Gardiner
Handler
New Orleans Braces Trainmen Suspends Moshier in Eve lyn Byrd Inquiry
New Orleans authorities suspended trainer I. C. Moshier and his stable amid an investigation of the running of mare Evelyn Byrd after she finished poorly as a favorite in the second race on a rainy, heavy track. Multiple races are listed with winners and finishing order, including Ben Frost and Madstone taking early races and Judge Magee winning the third.
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New Orleans
I. C. Moshier
Evelyn Byrd
Avatar
Alvin W
Ben Frost
J. Miller
Judge Wardell
Wedderstrand
Lord Neville
Boland
Mewness
Rus
Dr Parker
Madstone
Wedder Strand
Major Manair
J. Waido
Mitchell
Dime
Sidney’ Lucas
Tick Full
Judge Magee
W. Bhaw
To Land
Jennie F
J. Muller
Swordsman
Holand
Martha Fox
Possum
Our Lida
Vice Regal
Merry Duchess
Elsmore
Goose Liver
Bushfields
W_ Shaw
Parakeet
Prospero
Philips
Pat Garrett
Dissolute
Lomond
Barney IF
Caviar
Postmaster Halley
Clawson
Dad Steele
Dominis, iii
MeJvynt
Demozella
Blarney Stone
Viscount
Tinkler
Helle
Holmdel
Plymouth
Irene Hayes
Matt Simpson
Hight Bower
Lamp Wick
Azua
Fl Moran
Prince Leonard
Siddard
In Look
Cavall
Leila Smith
Meddlesome
Falge
Juniatta
Red Glad
Bill Powell
Claranea
Astor
Tom Kingsley
Dr. Walmaley
Tuetons
Mononsah
Joe Bell
Banquet
Elkin
Ainett Vale
Forbush
Frelinghusen
Fd Gartland IV
Jimp
Strangest
Compensation
Bannle
Palarm
Old Fox
Eva Wilson
Little Beagle
Nilmah
Frank Wagner
Forensic
Julius Caesar
George B. Cox
Elihad
Fewness
Bright Night
Judge Quigley
Kimberley Now a City of Death siege grows daily
A military report describes the siege of Kimberley as Boer forces tighten their grip with increasing strength each day The garrison prepares for renewed resistance amid lethal gunfire and dwindling resources as the city holds against the attackers.
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Kimberley
Lord Roberts Ponders Censorship Easing for Reporters
From Rensberg to London and Kimberley a sprawling war update shows Lord Roberts increasing forces, reshaping commands with Colville and Pole-Carew, hinting at imminent moves toward Bloemfontein while press censorship loosens. Boer defenses at Magersfontein and Natal threats loom as Britain readies further troop ships and Maxim artillery.
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London
Lord Roberts
Tuondon
Magersfontein
Jacobsdal
Free State
Conje
Kimberley
Bloemfontein
Henry Colville
Guards Brigade
Colville
Reginald Pole-Carrew
Half Million Men May Go Plan Outlined by War Office
In a Commons speech Parliamentary Secretary Wyndham proposed expanding the cavalry by seven regiments and offering commissions to militia officers, colonies and universities. The militia would be embodied and coast towns garrisoned aiming for 517000 to 610000 men. Lord Lansdowne explained similar plans.
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Wyndham
War Office
London
House of Commons
Lord Lansdowne
House of Fords
Armies Readied as Roberts and Kitchener Lead Campaign
London February 12 A broad belief that Field Marshal Lord Roberts and General Kitchener now steer the campaign fosters confidence in military action. Reports emphasize coordinated effort and decisive leadership guiding ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Field Marshal
Lord Roberts
General Kitchener
Happans
Boer War Tactics Report From Zululand Front
Fragmentary telegraph summary notes both sides amassing for a major strike. The left Boer horn crawls through Zululand threatening the British right at Chieveley. General Joubert with 6000 men reportedly preparing to attack General Bullet while Ladysmith waits for major movements. General MacDonnell allegedly withdrawn from Koodko sb ers by orders of General Methuen under Lord Roberts.
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Zululand
Chieveley
Joubert
Slee
Attac
Bullet. M
Ladysmuth
MacDonalll
Koodcosbers
Methuen
Lord Roberts
BULLER FAMOUS FOR EXCUSES
Field Marshal Lord Roberts reports from Modder River that Buller failed to press advances toward Ladysmith after two days of entrenchment at Vaal Krantz proved impracticable due to terrain and exposure to heavy artillery, delaying operations by Harding and Monger’s drift routes.
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Modder River
Roberts
London
Wer
Lord Roberts
Buller
Vaal Brants
Ladysmith
Harding
Monger
van] Krantz
British Ship County of Edinburgh Runs Aground Near New Jersey
The British steamship County of Edinburgh went ashore near Point Pleasant, close to the Manasquan life-saving station, around 10 last night. The vessel is fast aground and likely to break up by morning. Crew members were rescued by breeches buoy from the life savers.
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New York
County of
New Trial Sought After Molineux Conviction
Bartow Weeks, attorney for Roland B. Molineux, says he will move Friday before Recorder Golf for a new trial before sentence. He contends the guilty verdict lacked sufficient evidence, that testimony about Barnet’s death was improperly admitted, and that expert testimony lacked proper corroboration. He asserts further arguments will follow as the case proceeds toward potential acquittal.
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Molineux
New York
Bartow
Roland B. Molineux
Recorder Golf
Barnet
Roland Molineux
Goebel and Depew Strike Kentucky Election Law Clash
Chauncey M. Depew presided over the Lincoln dinner at Delmonico's with over 300 attendees and warned of the Goebel murder and the Goebel election law. He condemned the statute as an assault on liberty and Kentucky voters' rights, urging Republicans to reject its infringements.
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Senator Depew
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Republican Club
Delmonico's
Dart
Jincol
Kentucky
Commonwealth
Mr. Goebel
Lincoln
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Policeman Joe White Shot While Chasing Suspect
Early this morning at about 1 30 patrolman Joe White was shot in the hand during a chase of a chicken thief in the first ward. The house owner fired accidentally while waiting for the suspect to emerge, inflicting a slight wound on the officer’s hand.
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Joe White
Colllier Named as a Commissioner Amid Exposition Ties
Commission names C. A. Collier as commissioner and Hewlett Ball as International Jury member, with Georgia securing two key posts. Other commissioners include Bertha Honore Palmer from Utah, J. Clay of Kentucky, H. A. Parr of Maryland, T. F. Walsh of Colorado, and several from New York, New Jersey, Wisconsin, and more.
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Peck
Collier
Hewlett Ball
Georgia
Bertha Honore Palmer
Unas
Brotusy J. Clay
Kentucky
Michael H. de Young
California
Willam J. Elkins
Pennsylvania
H. Feberg
Wisconsin
Peter Jansen
Nebraska
Calvin Manning
Town
Franklin Murphy
New Jersey
Henry A. Parr
Maryland
Henry M. Putnay
New Hampshire
Alvin H. Sanders
Illinore
Louis Stern
New York
William G. Thompson
Michigan
William H. Thornton
Merchant Reynolds shoots burglar at his East Fair Street store
M H Reynolds, a merchant at 233 East Fair Street, fired his 44 Bulldog pistol at a burglar trying to break in. A bloodied sidewalk and a bullet found in a pool led officers Garner and Cornett to investigate, though no suspect was located.
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M. H. Reynolds
Reynolds
East Fair Street
Fair
Fraser Streets
Cali
Garner
Cornett
Piles Cured Without the Knife by PAZO OINTMENT
Drugstore ad guarantees refunds if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure piles regardless of duration. Claims cures in six to fourteen days for ordinary to worst cases. One application relieves itching. Sold with a no cure no pay guarantee for 50 cents. Manufactured by Paris Medicine Co. St Louis MO.
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Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
Addie Singleton Charged With Burglary in Macon
Addie Singleton, a Black woman, was arrested in Macon on burglary charges. Special Officer Amason found stolen articles in her house identified by owners. She appeared before Recorder Freeman, was bound over to the superior court, and a heavy bond set.
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Addie Singleton
E Toman
Macon
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