Surprise Coming for Roosevelt
New York February 12 An entire state progressive ticket will be placed in the field next fall The state committees of the national progressive party decided on this at a meeting here Theodore Roosevelt was suggested as progressive candidate for governor Theodore Douglas Robinson state chairman presided The former president was not mentioned by name and was referred to as the gentleman in South America in launching the boom The committee reaffirmed the 1912 Syracuse convention view favoring a constitutional convention and adopted a resolution against fusion with any party in selecting delegates to such a convention The committee deferred decision on a proposed negro nominee for the negro progressives The meeting agreed to ascertain if the large black vote allied with the party intends to remain with it
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Theodore Douglas Robinson
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Cleveland
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Elyria
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Suffragettes burn Carnegie Library in Birmingham area
Saffragists set fire to the Carnegie library at Northfield near Birmingham, destroying the building. Papers around the site bore messages urging action and suffrage. a bomb fuse linked to a lamp failed when the candle was blown out. A postcard to Reginald McKenna warned militancy was not dead.
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England
Carnegie
Northfield
Worcestershire
Arthur “Chamberlain
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Joseph ‘Chamberlain
Reginald McKenna
Home Secretary
Officers Chosen by Merchant Tailors at Richmond Meet
In Richmond on February 12, officers for 1914 of the National Association of Merchant Tailors were elected. Harry Fisher of Buffalo was named president, Louis Nathan of Denver first vice president, W J Romer of St. Louis second vice president, Peter Thompson of Philadelphia treasurer, and S H Spring of Boston secretary. Chicago won the next meeting site over Baltimore.
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National Association of Merchant
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Buffalo
Louis Nathan
Denver
W. J. Romer
St. Louis
Peter Thompson
Transurer
Philadelphia
S. H. Spring
Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
Charles G. Volf
Washington
Charles A. Edberg
Jfailoring
John A. Carlstrom
New York
United States Seeks to Aid Nicaragua Debt Pressure
Secretary Bryan said the United States would use good offices to urge Germany and other European powers to pressure Nicaragua over a 1.2 million debt. Britain Germany and France hold bonds. if the pending canal treaty is ratified by the Senate, Nicaragua would receive 3.6 million in exchange for exclusive canal rights, enabling it to meet obligations.
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Bergson Named Immortal Member of French Academy
Paris February 12 Professor Henri Louis Bergson was elected one of the forty immortals or members of the French academy He succeeds Emile Ollivier who died last year Bergson born in Paris 1869 has been professor of philosophy at the College of France since 1900 joined the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences in 1901 Alfred Capus and Pierre de La Gorce also elected immortals today
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Henri Louis Bergson
French Academy
Hmile Ollivier
Professor Bergson
College of France
Academy F Moral and Political Sciences
Alfred Capus
French Society of Dramatic Authors
Pierre de la Gorce
28 000 Longshoremen Ordered to Strike in New York
New York February 12 a strike of 28 000 longshoremen was ordered to begin Monday by the greater New York council of the International Longshoremen's union. The dispute centers on Berwind-White Coal Co refusing to pay more than 50 a month, while the men say 178 other employers have agreements to pay 60 a month.
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Greater Ne York
International Longshoremen's Union
Berwind-White Coal Company
National capital hosts Scouts. praise for movement
Washington February 12. A largely lauded Boy Scouts of America convention closed with speeches by Secretary Bryan and other officials. Ernest Thompson Seton urged leaders to supply men for expansion, predicting a scout chair in every university and cabinet role. Bryan praised training boys’ body mind and spirit and West outlined growth and eight district plan.
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Ritual murder charge hits Jewish tailor in Kiev region
London dispatch reports the arrest of Pashkoff, a Jewish tailor near Fastoff, 40 miles from Kiev, over the December murder of a boy once believed to be the tailor’s son. Post mortem exhumations found the boy was Christian, with a witness naming a Christian official as the boy’s father. The case notes thirteen neck wounds and a rumor of ritual murder.
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Centrahy News Dispatch
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Fastoff
Kiev
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Talfor
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Becker Case Decision Possible Today At Court Of Appeals
Albany February 12 hints point to a likely Becker verdict by the court of appeals tomorrow morning in the murder of Herman Rosenthal. The timing would close the term and may also yield decisions for the four gunmen convicted in the same case.
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Charles Becker
New York
Herman Rosenthal
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Brawner Indicted In Bank Wrecking Case
Pensacola February 12 T. F. Brawner former president of the bankrupt Pensacola State Bank was indicted by the grand jury on a charge of misappropriation of funds. The indictment cites an 85 000 loan to the Brawner Riera company amounting to money the finance committee had disapproved. The panel criticized Florida banking laws and urged a thorough federal investigation into the First National Bank failure.
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Death by own action backed by Prof Davenport
Dallas Texas February 12 Small families were defended by Professor B Davenport of Champaign to the National Corn Exposition congress. He argued welfare depends on compulsory education and limiting family size to keep soil productive. He predicted the era of cheap meat is over and that affordable food supplies from American farmers may not recur.
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B. Davenport
Champaign
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America
Sothern Denies Break With Julia Marlowe
J H Sothern issues a letter denying rumors of a breach with wife Julia Marlowe. He states there is no foundation for the reports, noting she left their tour and returned to New York due to illness. He adds he is finishing the season for the sake of his company and theater teens.
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Julia Marlowe
New York
Epidemics Spread Through French Army Barracks
Reports from Paris dated February 123 describe severe outbreaks of scarlet fever pneumonia cerebro spinal meningitis and scarletina among French troops. Toul hospitals hold 8000 soldiers with forty deaths since January 1 Nancy has 500 hospitalized and eight deaths since January 3 Tuneville 125 in care Rheims 100. Other garrisons suffer heavy losses as crowding of 285000 more recruits into barracks is blamed.
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Toul
Nancy
Tuneville
Rheims
Threats Against Life Of Memphis Banker
Memphis February 12 C Hunter Raine president of the defunct Mercantile bank which closed its doors Monday amid alleged deceptions estimated to reach 788000 entered a not guilty plea in criminal court. He had pleaded guilty earlier on a bench warrant for embezzlement. Due to letters threatening his life, courtroom precautions were stepped up and only those with seats were admitted. Raine remains held on a 250000 bond. attorneys Evans and Riddick have been retained. The bank audit to determine assets will take several days as the grand jury resumes its investigation tomorrow. Attorney General Estes said further prosecution hinges on the state superintendent of banks report and action by bank examiner Hutton.
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T. K. Riddick
Hutton
Mr. Estes
Acid Test Provided by Currency Measure
Philadelphia February 12 United States Senator John W Weeks Massachusetts member of the senate committee on banking and currency spoke today before the convention of eastern Pennsylvania bankers declaring the new currency law will be an acid test of the nations business currency He favored foreign branches of the national banking system to stimulate export trade and said the federal reserve board should include professionals from business to properly test the law's administration and ensure the boards effectiveness
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Japanese House Adopts Budget to Expand Navy
Tokio February 12 The Japanese House of Representatives today approved a five year budget totaling 62 million dollars for navy expansion. The move widens naval capabilities and reflects growing defense priorities amid regional tension.
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Japan
Tokio
House of Representatives
American Recognition For Peruvian Rebels
Washington February 12 Secretary Bryan directs American Minister McMillan in Lima to recognize Peru's new provisional government. The junta includes representatives from all political parties, and an election is planned. The move follows the ousting of the president and is not viewed as Mexico like.
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Bryan Jate
McMillan
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Peru
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Bryan
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Hale
Stereotypers Strike On New Orleans Papers
New Orleans February 12 union stereotypers on the four leading newspapers went on strike demanding higher wages. They did not report for afternoon work while editors and helpers filled in by overalls. Some papers appeared on time but one afternoon edition was delayed due to unfamiliar emergency crews. Morning editions expected as usual. Publishers urged delay until September 15. arbitration rejected.
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Union Stereotynera
Stacaa
Alao
Boss Murphy Cares for Fire Sufferers
New York February 18 a five story Mast Eighteenth street apartment fire drove fifty families to the streets as a neighboring building was threatened. Charles F Murphy leader of Tammany Hall passed the scene and provided funds to aid the homeless. About a score sustained cuts and burns from broken glass as property loss reached $100000.
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Mast Eighteenth Street
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Recall Proposed for Congressmen
Washington February 12 The recall for representatives in Congress was proposed today in a resolution for a constitutional amendment by Representative Borland Missouri States would prescribe the means Congressmen would begin their terms on January 4 and serve four years unless recalled instead of two Portrait attachment ads follow for Kodak portraits by Jno L Moore Sons at 42 N Broad 81.
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Clabby Defeats Sailor Petroskey In 20 Round Bout
Jimmy Clabby of Hammond Indiana won the decision over Sailor Petroskey of San Francisco after a fierce 20 round bout at Vernon Los Angeles on February 13. Petroskey scored a few bursts but Clabby led after the twelfth and dominated late. The ruling counted in Clabby's favor on points.
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Sailor’ Petroskey
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Vernon
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Friedman Suspended as Carlisle Superintendent
Washington February 12 Moses Friedman superintendent of the Indian school at Carlisle Pennsylvania was suspended today following a congressional investigation supervisor H Lipps was placed in charge of the school pending outcome of inquiries and actions.
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Moses Friedman
Carlisle
Congressional
H. Lipps
Friedmans Trial Status Yet Unpublished
A note indicates Friedmans trial details remain unpublished while charges are pending public release. The absence of official publication leaves the procedural timeline unclear and awaiting court records. No dates or locations are provided in the fragment.
Papes Diapepsin touted as quick stomach cure
An advertising text claims Pape's Diapepsin digests all foods without souring the stomach. It promises five minute relief from indigestion, regaining appetite and comfort, and urges readers to buy a fifty cent bottle from any drug store.
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