Tariff bill debate widens in US and Filipino assembly opposes
In Washington the House Ways and Means Committee weighs minor amendments to the Payne tariff bill while hearing from manufacturers worried about duties. American producers seek protection, while Filipino Assembly Leader Quezon pushes a resolution opposing the bill as harmful to Philippine independence and economic administration.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Ways and Means
Payne
Ways and Means Committee
Manila
Quezon
Philippine Assembly
Congress
Philippines
Tragedy in Columbus Miss rocks local society
Columbus Mississippi reports a fatal double tragedy as Llewellyn Hatchett Jr is wounded and Mrs Clyde Peacher Watson shoots herself in a conflict said to stem from circulating reports and a rejected friendship. Police details unclear and condition critical. Also noted physician Dr P S Conner dies in Cincinnati after heart disease attack. Fraulein Freida Barthold Berlin opera star is shot dead by rival Fraulein Auguste Zobel over a jealous romance in New York.
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Columbus
Miss
Llewellyn Hatchett, Jr
Clyde Peacher Watson
Watson
Hatchett
Cincinnati
Mar
Conner
United States
Westchester
American Surgical Association
American Academy of Medicine
Ohio State Medical Society
Slavi
New York
Berlin
Fraulein Freida Barthold
Royal Opera House of
Fraulein Auguste Zobel
Woman Kidnapper in Escape Attempt on Rail Car
Pittsburg reporters describe Mrs. James H. Boyle's bold bid to flee or injure herself aboard a Bessemer & Lake Erie train en route to Mercer jail. Sheriff Gumbert and Detectives Perkins and Perkins Jr. restrained her. she was returned to her seat and jailed in Mercer before noon. A Minnesota Legislature move imposes life imprisonment for kidnapping.
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Pittsburg
Bessemer & Lake Erie
James H. Boyle
Whitla
Valencia
Boyle
Gilbert B. Perkins, Jr
Barkerstown Hill
William Campbell
Mrs. Boyle
Campbell
Chonge of Representatives
Minnesota
Elevator Boy Saves 24 Families in West 107th Fire
New York Mar 29 A rapid response by elevator operator William Vanderhorf saved 24 families in the Robert apartments when a fourth floor blaze sent dense smoke through the building. He alerted tenants, rang telephones, and ferried residents down by the elevator as Mrs Leo bold Herzfelder and others evacuated.
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New York
Mar
Robert
West One Hundred and Seventh Street
Leobold Herzfelder
William Vanderhorf
Bank Roll Alarms Wingate In Indiana Village
A mysterious visitor named J D Cunningham from Rossville Illinois displayed an unusually large bank roll in Wingate Indiana stirring the village. The Wingate hotel landlord ordered him to leave to restore peace after the guest claimed he sought Willie Whitla's abductors and bought a $1 500 automobile here but would not allow its pickup until a bank verified a $500 bill.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
J. D. Cunningham
Rossville
Wingate
Willie Whitla
Pacific Coast Needs Strong Fleet Says Evans
A San Francisco banquet speaker Naval Constructor Holden A. Evans urged a powerful Pacific fleet to defend the coast, warning of vulnerability and the risk of enemy raids if the United States lacks sea strength amid new imperial responsibilities.
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Pacific Coast
Evans
Victoria
B. C
Japan
Yokohama
American Health Board
Pacific
San Francisco
Mar
Holden A. Evans
Mare Island
Rotary Club
Philippines
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Shreman
Santa Clara
Thomas Ewing Sherman
W. T. Sherman
California
Sherman
Tait
Honolulu
M. Hattgri
Hawaii
Seattle
Tokio
Pacific Slope
Taft Aims for Panama Canal by 1913 Completion
New York report states Col. Goethals sails to Colon to pursue finishing the Panama canal by end of 1913 under executive orders. He cautions 1915 opening remains likely but will push forces to meet Taft's directive, noting support for a lock canal and avoiding sea level plans due to cost and maintenance concerns.
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New York
Col. Goethals
Panama Canal
Colon
Taft
Panama
Isthmus
Remarkable Dry Parade in Springfield Ohio
A unique Saturday parade in Springfield featured women and children marching to show voters their stance on the liquor question. An active dry and wet campaign surrounded the election held that day. Lead figures included Rev. P Ross Parish and Pres. G Heckert with many public school children and teachers participating, and business nearly suspended.
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Springfield
Belug
IP. Ross Parish
Central -M. DB. Church
G. Heckert
Wittenberg College
Schuol
Battleship Mississippi myth denied by official in Cuba
In Guantanamo Commander Charles Harlow dismissed United States reports of a mussy mishap to the battleship Mississippi. He said the tale is nonsense and that the ship remains nearby with Admiral Arnold aboard for maneuvering and inspection. The station confirms no accident occurred.
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Guantanamo
Cuba
Charles H. Harlow
United States Naval Station
United States
Arnold
Debate on liquor ban pitting Rose against Dickie in Milwaukee
A packed Hippodrome crowd heard Mayor David Rose of Milwaukee and Dr. Samuel Dickie of Albion College in a debate on Prohibition. Dickie argued the liquor trade fuels crime and harms workers, while Rose challenged biblical basis and cited census data to claim prohibition raises crime and harms economy. No decision was reached as debates move to Chicago and a southern city. Also reported: a Cisco fire destroys opera house and stores with $100,000 loss. Bert Strickland killed by a falling wall. Autoist J James Abrams roasted alive after gasoline reservoir explosion near West Palm Beach. G C Barco injured.
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Milwaukee
Mar
David
Rose
Samuel Dickie
Albion College
Albion
Mich
Chicago
Louisville
National Prohibition Party
Dickie
Mayor Rose
Maine
Kanang
Georgia
Wisconsin
Kansas
Cisco
Tex
Cisco, Tex
Opera
Mayhew & Co
L. B. Childs
Bert Strickland
West Palm Beach
Fla
Abrams
G. C. Barco
Attorney at Law Specialties in Atlantic Iowa
An attorney practicing at the corner of 4th and Cheatnut Streets in Atlantic Iowa handles real estate probate titles abstracts and opinions of titles as specialties.
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4Th & Cheatnut Streets
Atlantic
Iowa
Atlantic. Iowa Sulte 2, Gillespie Building.
Muséon Phone, Office 396, Atlantis.
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Sulte
Gillespie Building
Muséon
Atlantis
Musson
Res
Formerly Interne Hospital State Uni versity of Iowa
Formerly interne hospital state university of iowa. House phone 41 black, office 263 black. Atlantia.
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Interne Hospital
State University of Iowa
Atlantia
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Twenty-second Street
Curtiss
Watertown
N. Y
Clayton
St. Lawrence River
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Lexington
John W. Thomas
Shelby County
Christopher Baskett
Fifth Avenue
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Dr. Samuel. Dickle
Chas, A. Grubb
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General Law
Melcher’a
G, R, Miller
C. G. Clark
R. A. Gamble
Osteopathic
Opera House
Towa
T. B. Swan
C. L. Campbell
C. W. Savery
Att'y-at-Law Abstracter
17Th and
Chestnut, Sts
U. S. Mullins
Opera Housh
Xray Laboratory
Charles D. Finley
Josephine Cook-Finley
Chestnut St
Atlantio
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M. H. Butler
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Furniture and Undertaking
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Mygit Phihs
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