Senate Faces Executive Authority Questions In Roosevelts Terms
Senator Culberson moves to inquire if the president had power to permit absorption of the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company by the United States Steel Corporation. He condemns the White House stance as beyond legal restraint. The senate also considers doubling presidential travel funds to 100000 and raises VP and speaker salaries. The Perkins committee seeks to table the president's message on secret service. Fulton railroad rate bill faces adverse Senate report amid Roosevelt pressure and a possible floor challenge.
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Testimony on Capt Hains Sanity in Killing Case
In Flushing New York Thornton Jenkins Hains was excused after hours on the witness stand as his story about the killing of William Annis was probed. He showed low mood while leaving the stand and medical testimony addressed his sanity. Parney estate appraiser fixes Knickerbocker Trust ex-president Charles T Parney's estate at 9.5 million dollars with inheritance tax noted.
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Franco American extradition treaty signed in Paris
In Paris, Ambassador White for the United States and Foreign Minister Pichou for France sealed a new Franco American extradition treaty. Mobile reports Alabama law upheld as prohibition measures persist with a liquor license denied in probate court on January 8.
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Governor Warner Calls End to Lobbyist System
Gov. Fred M. Warner in his third inaugural message urged a law to ban professional lobbyists and require registration and disclosure from those influencing legislation. He urged restricting liquor traffic through local governments and called for early enactment of the needed measures. The message also touched on broader reforms across smaller political units.
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Four Sons Die in Wisconsin House Fire
In Rice Lake Wisconsin four of Lee family children aged eight to sixteen perished when their home burned. Mr and Mrs Lee and two younger kids escaped in night clothes amid 22 below zero. They sought help from a neighbor, the wife and two children collapsing, feet frozen. the husband carried the three to safety.
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Explosion Attempt Targets Bres Building in St Louis
For the second time in two years a dynamite blast was attempted to destroy the Bres building in St Louis. Patrolmen found a broken gas pipe in the cellar after discovering the damage.
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Fire Claims One Life In Calumet Blaze
In Calumet Michigan on January 8 Mrs Doug lng Bolton was killed and Miss va Baltan Joan Helton Mrs Pred Odell and Mrs Jed Curtis were severely injured in a fire that destroyed a swind apartment building.
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Misa Va Baltan
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Pred Odell
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Night Rider Jury Out in Union City Case
The jury in Union City hears lengthy court instructions on murder charges. Judge Jones told the jurors to consider first and second degree counts as they deliberate on the case.
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Calabrian Quakes Halt at Ten an Hour Amid Messina Fire
Earthquakes continue at about ten per hour in Messina as fire destroys city hall and records. American relief party led by Ambassador Griscom departs from Civita Vecchia for Messina aboard the Bayern to aid survivors. The Connecticut and other battleships stand by for Italian authorities.
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Free Pathetic Scene In Court In Murder Trial Ends In Acquittal
In Media Pennsylvania Mrs M Florence Erb wife of Capt J Clayton Erb and her sister Mrs Catharine Bergel were found not guilty of murdering Capt Erb on October 6 1908. After nearly 18 hours the jury returned verdicts of not guilty as tears and congratulations broke out in the Delaware County Courthouse. The women embraced their loved ones and thanked the jury and judge as spectators looked on.
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Delaware County
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Mrs. Erb
Michigan Minister Brutally Murdered in Columbus Michigan
Detroit dispatch reports Rev. John J. Carmichael a Methodist pastor serving Columbus Adair and China churches found murdered in the Columbus church with dismembered and partly cremated remains. Investigators seek motive after clues suggest a struggle and possible involvement of two men. Carmichael left Adair home with wife and three children ten years in Michigan.
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John J. Carmichael
Columbus
St. Clair County
Orville Lindsay
Khown
Carmichael
Michi-gan
Adair
China
Two Nabbed On Theft Charge In Kansas
Miss Nellie ODonnell a 30 year old former cashier and bookkeeper for Schwarkchild and Sulzberger Beef and Provision Company was arrested on embezzling 4000 dollars after confessing. Frank O Dowd another former company bookkeeper was arrested after allegedly receiving 500 dollars from ODonnell. ODonnell joined the firm ten years ago rising from office girl to cashier. Turkish Ambassador Arrives in New York
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Nellie O'Donnell
Schwarkchild and Sulzberger Beef and Provision Company
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New York
Soussein Kiazim Bey
United States
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Europe
Bucharest
Romania
Mahmed Ali Boy
Fort View Hotel Destroyed by Fire
Fire yesterday totally razed the Fort View hotel in Winchester Ny. James Donohue of Winchester died from injuries. I L Bigs of Cynthiana employed by the Turley Tobacco society was reported burned. Loss put at 30000 dollars.
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Four Firemen Injured by Collapsing Walls in Germantown
Four Philadelphia firemen were seriously injured when walls collapsed at Ballantyne Brothers hosiery mill at 272 Ashmead street Germantown yesterday. The firemen are expected to recover. The loss is estimated at 76000 dollars.
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Exile claims in Chinese upheaval and Angell’s birthday
Special cable advices from Penang report Kang Yu Wei alleging Yuan Shi Kai conspired in the emperor’s death and paying 40 000 taels to poison him, while noting Angell’s eightieth birthday in Ann Arbor and a Nashville liquor bill proposal to end manufacturing intoxicants.
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Formerly Interne Hospital State University of Iowa
Formerly interne hospital state university of iowa notes a mixed heritage with a house phone and office listed as black region codes and a stray reference to atlantic.
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