Wolcott urges party unity as Teller elected senator
Ex Senator Wolcott denounces anti Wolcott forces while urging Colorado voters to back Teller for the U S Senate. He accuses rivals of treachery and urges Governor Peabody to issue a certificate of election to Teller as factional fights over the joint session and legitimacy continue.
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Denver
Anti Walcott
Wd Bi Cn
Anti Wolcott
Fousa
Democrati mi Taler
Areparice Smaty
Wolcott
Haggett
Lee
Asgutes
Hanes
Wolentr Sal
General Assembly
Tell
Democrats
House
Senate
Walcott
4Rapahoe
Republcan Onty
Teller
Legislate
Colorado
Washington
Raneor
Anybod
Republian Party of Colorado
Henry M. Teller
United States Senate
Grand Jumito
Peabody
Canyon Cit
Waen
Famous outlaw sent to death in Middiesboro
Henry Cummings famed outlaw slain by ambush on a principal street in Middiesboro before daybreak. James Adley Turner wounded in the arm. killers unknown. Report ties Cummings to prior labor tensions with John Gorham of the United Mine Workers and hints at others linked to past killings.
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Middiesboro
Henry Cummings
James Adley Turner
Cummings
John Gorham
United Mine Workers
Tnlon
Greenwood Whrd
Branham Akram Kentuckan
Velasco Banished From Bolivia Amid Acre Crisis
Vice President Colne Velasco banished under executive decree for an indefinite period. He was escorted to the Peruvian frontier as President Panda’s administration seeks to avert disturbances linked to the Acre dispute. Anibal Capriles to assume the presidency when Panda travels to La Paz. Brazil pledges flexible treaty interpretation but Bolivia rejects proposals and plans to move against Brazilian subjects in Acre.
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Velasco
Peruvien Frontier
la Paz
Bolivia
Col Ne Velasco
Ece
Vilna
See
Lce
Anibal Capriles
Panda
Acie
Bragahan
Brazil
Acre
Madera
Pere
Ikez
Amazon
Paraguay
Brasil
Pasde
Irish societies weigh action for Lynch in Daytona
In New York a conference of about fifty Irish society delegates, led by President B J Kennedy, debated a uniform action for Colonel Arthur Lynch sentenced to death for treason in Daytona. A nine member committee was formed to coordinate efforts and await Ireland and Australia instructed clemency steps.
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New York
Acton
Lynch
Daytona
B J Kennedy
United Irish League
Thomas H Romayne
Ireland
Australia
Tynch
United Irish America
Daniel F Colahan
Arthur Lynch
Wegroes Fight Leaves Four Mexicans Severely Cut
At the Angelina Orchard Company farm near Nacogdoches Texas on January 29 a general fight broke out between white workers and Mexican laborers. Foreman William McGhee was killed and four Mexicans were badly cut, with three in serious condition likely to die.
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Nicogdoches
Tex
Angelina Orchard Company
William McGhee
Mexico Exports and Imports Rise in Early Fiscal Year
Mexico reports higher trade with the United States and Britain in the first four months of the current fiscal year. Exports to the U S reached about 40.4 million dollars versus 31.6 million previously. American merchandise imports rose by roughly 3000 600 gold value. Britain’s goods, including cotton linen textiles and railway steel, showed gains over the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Mexico City
United States
Tiring Out Opponents as Statehood Bill Moves
Washington dispatch reports a heated fight over statehood, with Quay and allies pressing for action while opponents threaten extra sessions to block the bill. The week braces for a major push on appropriations and related measures as Senate and House calendar shifts loom.
Sunday Eulogies Mark Shift to Memorial Sessions
The Washington House of Representatives voted to hold memorial services on Sundays during this session bucking the prior practice of interrupting legislative work on Fridays and Saturdays. Dignitaries praised the shift as commemorations for late members Russel Sheppard and De Graffenfeld with eulogies by Brandegee Capron Hill Henry Paine and others. The session adjourned at 3 36. CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Lexative Beorno-Guinins Tablets So.
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Hale
Todges
WoMiNan
Wiehgan
Samues
Chares Carroll
Charles Hanson
Marsland
Benatar Collom
Senate
Ihs
Cullom Itso
Fowler
Howde
District of Columbia
Committeean India
McTa
Washington
House of Representatives
Ife
Russel
Connecticut
Sheppard
de Graitenfeld
Texas
Friends
Ruegelt
Messrs
Brandege
Capron
Rhode Island
Sherry
Hill
Henry
Paine
New York
BicClelland
Daltett
Pennsylvania
Grosvenor
Ohio
McCall
Massachusetts
Brantley
Georgia
Ball
Randall
Burleson
Footes
Timola
Thos
DeGraffenreta
Mesars
Russell
Stephena
Kleberg
National Jewish Hospital Association meet opens in Louisville
The Jewish Woman's Hospital Center hosts the annual National Jewish Hospital Association meeting begun today with Samuel Grabfelder of Louisville presiding. Delegates attend as the Widif of the Guggenheim pavilion, donated by Guggenheim Bros of New York for 30 000 dollars. Simon Guggenheim of Newark spoke at the presentation. In three years the hospital has received 275.90 in support. No fees for treatment. poverty required for admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Guggenheim of
Newark
Montgomery franchise to arbitrate baseball dispute
Joint owners of Montgomery base ball franchise in New Orleans and President Savanaugh of the Southern Baseball League held a conference January 3. Rapheel Kemmes and W 1 Ragland could not agree, so arbitration was decided with Ewlig and Newt Fisher chosen. If they fail to agree, a third arbiter will be selected. the decision will be final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Baseball
New Orleans
Savanaugh
Southern Baseball League
Rapheel Kemmes
Ragland
Montgomery
Oaruthers Ewlig
Newt Fisher
Daring Burglar Fights Back In State Street Burglary
A bold intruder enters two State street homes near the State street school just before midnight. He confronts Mr Barrett and attempts a fist attack, stealing clothing from Barrett’s wardrobe as he escapes through a window. He had earlier ransacked the Coggins home, leaving clothes and papers scattered. Police trace leads but find no suspect.
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State Street
R P Barrett
Barret
Barrett
J Coggins
Coggins
Barretty
Carbel Wanryan
Ted
Cas
Liberal Party convention closes in Lexington elects officers
The first annual Liberal party congress ends in Lexington. President Dr J B Wilson of Cincinnati and officers Mrs Josephine Henry Versalles, Mrs Harriet Via Close Webster City, Dr Barns Hideshorn, M Laches of Cincinnati, and M Warmsley Cleves Ohio are named. The platform denounces war, opposes missionary protections, condemns liquor, urges government funded money, gender and equal civic rights, and church state separation. It also calls for federal inquiry, anti pope relations, opposition to the Comstock agency, and limits ecclesiastical schooling encroachment.
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Lexington
National Liberal Party
St Touls
J B Wilson
Cincinnati
Josephine Henry Versalles
Harriet
Webster City
Barns Hideshorn
Laches
M Warmsley Cleves
Ohio
United States
Comstock
Free Incern
Money Found In A Cistern In Luton's Bank Robbery Case
A sack containing 800 dollars was found in a cistern at a house about a mile from the Bank of Luton where a fight occurred yesterday between officers and suspected robbers. Frank Rudolph 60 his wife Esther and George Harmes a relative were arrested. Rudolph is stepfather of William Anderson who fled. Anderson and a man named Lewis are wanted on the robbery charge. They left on horses late last night after the fray.
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Union
Bank of
Luton
Bumaacher
St Louis
Frank Rudolph
Esther
George Harmes
Rudolph Sath
William Anderson
Anderson
Lewis
Professor Ross coming to lecture on mosquito spread disease
A note from Liverpool dated January 2 honors Professor Donald Ross the physician who showed malaria is spread by mosquitoes. He was asked by the United States for advice and will soon depart for America. Also, General Ju Han Carr of Durham was elected president of the San Antonio and Crowther Railroad at a board meeting in San Antonio.
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Liverpool
Donald Ross
United States
America
Garr
San Antonio
Tex
San Antonio and Crowther Railroad Company
Ju Han S Carr
Durham N
South
Hathaway
Nfe
Verson
Newton
Railroad Men Seek Higher Wages Strike Authorized by January
A Louisville line committee of conductors and switchmen from the St Louis Louisville division of the Southern Railway plans to meet in Louisville this week to consider a wage increase. The drive for a raise, possibly 20 percent, is seen as spreading across the Southern system, with demands likely to include other concessions and shifts in management policy toward train crew employees.
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Lomeaville
Dageuss
Louisville
St Louis Louiaville
Southern Railway
Louieville
Mer
Production of Pig Iron Volumes in 1902 and 1961 Estimates
The bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Association reports the United States produced 821307 grows tons of pig iron in 1962, up from 1672 gad tons in 1961. It notes that early in the century the U S made more pig iron than Britain and Germany combined and, by 14%, more than those two nations plus Belgium. The five top producing states are Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Alabama, and Virginia with large tonnages listed.
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American Association
Philadelphia
Bulletin of the
American Iron and Steel Association
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Belgium
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Alabama
Virginia
St Louis Press Club Organized for World Fair Visitors
Newspaper men of St Louis formed the St Louis Press Club to entertain visiting journalists during the fair. Elected officers include President R D Saunders Vice President Sterling Edmunds Secretary Treasurer Joseph I Salkfeld. The club lists 75 members and plans rapid growth.
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Newspaper Men of
St Louis
Breas Club
St. Louis
Bowling Congress Announces 1963 Indianapolis Meet
The American Bowling Congress in Dayton Ohio issues call for its annual convention and tournament. President Bockwalter and Secretary Harpf announce meetings in Indianapolis Indiana from February 23 to March 1, 1963.
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American Bowling Congress
Dayton
Oho
Bockwalter
S.arpf
Indianapolis
Ind
Georgia Crackers prep in Athens for hard season start
Georgia team at work in Athens with many candidates practicing daily. A solid squad forms as the Crackers prepare for a strenuous season with games starting Tuesday. Schedule changes are expected to be announced soon.
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Georgia
Athens Ga
Creditors to receive 6 percent on claims in Boston
Creditors in Boston will receive checks tomorrow covering six percent of their claims. The payments aggregate Floréoso and have been received from Washington with Comptroller Ridgeley’s approval. Depositors are expected to be paid in full.
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Boston
Central National Past
Tomorrew
Floréoso
Washington
Ridgeley
Visiting sick mother shot wakes to tragedy in town
In Knoxtille on January 22 Rogers Johnson, 18, fatally shot Mrs Russell Swaggerty at her home. Authorities report a night visit to the home of a ill relative led to a fatal wound when Johnson fired through a door after hearing a noise. The bullet entered Mrs Swaggerty’s right eye and lodged in the brain.
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Knoxtille Town
Rogers Johnson
Russell Swaggerty
Conference to settle differences among printing trades
Representatives from Electrotyping Industries meet in Indianapolis to settle long standing disputes among printing, engraving, and photo trades. Delegates from Independent Photograph Engravers, Printing Trades International, Pressmen, Bookbinders, Sterographers, and Electrotypers plan a national organization with three votes per trade at regional conferences. The session opens tomorrow at 1 PM, led by President Lynch, at the International Typographical Union headquarters.
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Indianazotts
Unone
Independent
Photograph Engravers
Alled Printing Trades International Pressmen
44Sistant Union
International Brotherhood of Bookbinders International Stero Tpers
Electrotypers
Allied
International Typographical Union
Tomorow
Lyncn
International Topographical Union
International
Central Bolls
100 000 Cattle for Pensacola Port Taunt Surface
Pensacola Florida January reports that The Lig ham Trading and Tumber Company London has contracted to handle 100000 Texas cattle through Pensacola. A new steamship line will carry a large live stock cargo from South Africa. The first steamer was an experiment but the fleet is thriving and shipments will resume with each voyage increasing stock ready for transport.
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Pensacola
Ligham Trading and Tumber Company
London
Penascle
South Africa
Wii
Kaisers Khaki Ready Sale In England
Berlin report notes the Kaisers displeasure over a teacher reprimanding a pupil. meanwhile English papers report German naval activity near Venice and Kieler Wilhelm with ships and big guns. The pieces reflect wartime tensions and royal scrutiny influencing public life and commerce.
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Freud
Congress
O B Fairler
Republican State Committee
E O Walcott
TeHers
State Central
Colonel Lynch
QUAY
Bill Strong
Ilha
Stat Hood
Benatér
Prsibiv
So Fair
Peiz
Avery Box
Jewish Women's Hospital
Bedicom
Walioqnal Liberal Party
Professor Ross
G. W. Alexander
Y. H. Hyde
Robert L. Foreman
Georgia, Atlanta
Potts-Thompson Liquor Co
Nort Pryor
Atlanta
Esestablishep
M. & GS. Taylor Co
Maryland
Cumberland
TIN Elate Works
Mariner and Merchant
Black Plate
Cumberland, Mt
New Line
Florida Port
Rane
Blue Blow
Berlin
Rainister
Dais
Universin
Max Treu
Victoria & Lege
Potsdam
Kaiser
Engl&s
Koler Wilhelm
BO Dilward
Venea
Khiti
Englsnd
Omarion
Edward N
Waltorsa
DR Hathaway
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