President Wilson Defends Administration on Jackson Day
President Wilson speaks in Indianapolis on Jackson Day defending his policies and Democratic leadership while criticizing Republicans. He praises independent voters, urges team work, and outlines reforms on trade, tariffs, labor, and justice, calling for continued progressive legislation and a humane stance toward Mexico.
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Thom Denies Southern Bottled Coal Fields In Senate Hearing
Washington January hearing of the senate naval affairs committee hears General Counsel Alfred P. Thom of the Southern deny charges by Ben L. Dulaney. Thom says no proof supports allegations of improper conduct or discrimination. He outlines Southern Railway's toil to move coal, terminal plans at Charleston, and exports to Norfolk and Charleston as evidence of open policy. Dulaney and his lawyers had shown intent to withdraw before Thom’s prepared rebuttal.
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Hawaii Island Volcano Erupts Again At Mokuaweoweo
San Francisco dispatch reports Mokuaweoweo crater on Hawaii Island erupting once more. Reflection seen over 90 miles at sea, with the Moana Kea volcano narrations noting spouts five but once every seven years.
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Mrs Stoe Case Dismissed In Police Court
Mrs Annie Stee once pardoned for white slavery was arraigned on a disorderly house charge at 103 Spring Street. Recorder George E B Johnson dismissed the case, saying officers failed to prove a complete case against her.
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Persia says its territory invaded by Kurds and Turks
An interview in the Gloriale Vitalia from Rome quotes the Persian minister saying Persia wished to stay neutral while Kurdish and Turkish forces invade its territory. An ultimatum was sent to Constantinople, with no known outcome yet. Telegraph delays hinder communication from Tehran to Rome.
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Bank signer swears to fiscal totals in Fulton Georgia
A bank official in Fulton County Georgia attests to the accuracy of financial totals as of January 1916. The document, sworn by cashier T. C. Bawl, includes figures like 88,108,692.74 and 29,000.00, with references to December and county locations.
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