Women Involve Wilson Causes Clash At Convention
Washington January 9 questions whether President elect Wilson is a free trader and a single tax advocate and whether he with Senator OGorman or New York indorsed Steven B Ayres for the presidency of the Woman's organization caused dissension. Mrs Scott alleged Wilson and OGerman backed Ayres. The dispute broke during a floor nomination speech and led to disorder before the election of officers, with Mrs Ayres and others named in the slate.
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Rate Increases Suspended For News Print Paper Freight
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended proposed freight rate increases of about 10 percent on news print paper from Sault Ste Marie to U S destinations. The delay lasts from January 11 to July 11, extending regulatory relief on the questioned increases.
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Sault Ste Marie
United States
Interstate Commmerce Commission
Boiling Pot of Herbs Brings $30000 Note Case
In a New York Supreme Court trial, Isabelle Adams widow of Al Adams testified about a medium Mme De Sran 18 who, during a reading tied to herbs, induced Adams to sign a $30000 note in favor of Mar guerite Gilbert. Gilbert allegedly sought larger sums, and Adams paid $1000, $200, and $500 for a promised protection and a $5000 note in return for a future will.
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Fire destroys Mobile theater in early morning blaze
A fire on the Mobile theater stage shortly after 9:20 this morning destroyed the building and damaged nearby structures. Fireman Captain James Stanton and others were injured, with one line of duty death reported and several bruised or burned. Losses exceed 5100,000 with cancellations of major bookings, including Adelaide Thurston.
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Heckman
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Couri Street
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Bricker Presents Jean Valjean Sermon at First Christian
Dr L Bricker will sermonize on Victor Hugo's Jean Valjean at the First Christian Church Sunday evening. He has long used stories from great books and says this drama of redemption is the best he has ever delivered.
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Wealthy man alleges roulette scheme swindle in Hot Springs
Frank P Fox of Terre Haute and Indianapolis says he was swindled out of twenty thousand dollars by Arthur Slavin and Joseph Aberly, with a nun Wilkes and another man named Denton involved. Slavin and Aberly were arrested in Hot Springs. Wilkes detained in Little Rock. Fox asserts a squeeze roulette wheel was used and a due bill for forty six thousand was issued but not honored. Fox, described as very wealthy, recounts his fortune from eastern Nikiaols Iggard property and an Indianapolis auto business.
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Hot Springs
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Flat Springs
Claflin University Destroyed by Flames at Noon
Fire at Claflin University in Orangeburg destroyed the main building and damaged dormitories classrooms and offices. The structure valued between 375 000 and 100 000 dollars burned. insurance totaled 20 000 dollars with furniture insurance of 0000. All students escaped and the building to be replaced soon. personal property losses were heavy.
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Moonshiners Blockade Tightens in North Carolina
Governor Kitchin orders Blue Ridge militia to reinforce the pursuit of moonshiners in Surf County Western North Carolina after a night clash that left Sheriff Davis and Deputy Marshal Harkrader wounded The official force surrounds the outlaws with reinforcements reported and the lawmen in pursuit Mack Todd alleged leader among the blockers remains the target Deputy Marshal Harkrader is improving and Sheriff Davis is reported to be recovering enough to continue the hunt.
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Sutton Defeated by Ora Morningstar in Pittsburgh Billiards
Ora Morningstar of Pittsburgh defeats George Sutton of Chicago 500 to 478 after a marathon 29th inning surge. Morningstar, world's champion 181 balkine billiardist, extended lead late as Sutton challenged into the final innings. Yamada vs Slosson match in Chicago advances Slosson toward 2,000 points with Koji Yamada, final totals 1600 to 1197.
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Ashes Mailed for Cremation After Digging Grave
In St Louis a parcel post shipment carried human ashes for Ed Wartdatville at Edwardaville where a grave had been prepared for Fred Naumann. Naumann died Saturday and the will directed cremation. The body was brought to St Louis for the cremation after burial plans were changed.
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Immunity Bath Questioned by Supreme Court in Sugar Case
Washington January 9 The extent of the Immunity bath was argued before the supreme court to determine if Charles R Helke former secretary of the American Sugar Refining company qualifies for immunity from prosecutions for conspiracy to perpetuate sugar weighing frauds against the customs Helke had been convicted and sentenced Heike testified at a grand jury investigation into whether his company violated the Sherman law Government lawyers claimed immunity covers only prosecutions for interstate commerce acts not a case for conspiracy to defraud the government out of customs
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Pat Devlin Dead Chicago Democratic Campaigner and Journalist
Patrick J. Destin known as Pat Devlin, a Chicago newspaper man and prominent Democratic figure, died at his home. For years he worked with Chicago papers in peacetime and joined campaigns during election seasons as publicity man and speaker, boasting deep ties across the state.
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Dictionary Day promotes new Constitution dictionary
The Constitution offers a modern English illustrated dictionary clipped from six consecutive newspaper issues at low cost. Crowds show strong interest as buyers compare it to a Bible and praise its compact, everyday usefulness for business and personal reference.
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Army Canteen Backed by Officials Before House Panel
Washington January 9 Secretary Stimson Surgeon General Torney Brigadier General Wotherspoon and Representative Bartholdt urged a bill to restore the army canteen saying without it conditions were worse than during the beer era. They cited Panama and Presidio issues and argued a restricted canteen would help control intemperance among troops.
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Yack Johnson At Bar On A Smuggling Charge
Chicago January 9 Jeck Johnson a negro prize fighter appeared today ready for trial on a charge of smuggling a diamond necklace valued at 6000 into this country from England two years ago Judge Carpenter continued the trial indefinitely and said he desired to dispose of the indictments charging the negro with violation of the white slave act before taking up the smuggling case Johnsons friends said that he had begun training to re enter the ring. For Box Lunches Union Depot Restaurant now calls Main 2658 Old number has been changed. Atlanta phone is 708 Lunches sent to any part of city all hours day and night.
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