Prohibition Plan Aimed at Progressive Party Roots
A circulated letter from Youngstown urges temperance leaders to push a prohibition plank in the Progressive party. It argues human welfare appeals can win support, cites Roosevelt's delegation and a national organization within five years, and calls for a trained speaker network for a 1916 campaign.
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Youngstown
Ohio
New
Progressive Party
Shiboleth
United States
Roosevelt
Freng Hoepner
Union Pacific Shares Slide to Four Year Low
New York stock market dulls amid heavy activity in Union Pacific stock which fell to 150 and led declines across other issues. Early highs gave way to sharp trading with unions and trusts driving a midday rally before slight gains returned as losses narrowed.
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New York
Union Pacific
Teoclinet
Canadian Pacific
Reading
Pricon
Etna Mesaraieg
Women Blamed for Dreath on Pacific Voyage
In San Francisco the liner Persia is described as unusually dry of cigarettes due to heavy consumption by women passengers. Mrs. J Q Thompson wife of the Washington DC assistant attorney general is cited as a heavy smoker with a daily allowance of about sixty cigarettes.
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Francisco
Persia
J. Q. Thompson
Thompson
Washington, D. C
Ivan
Mre
Pacific Tall Docks
Weshipawa
Tiva
Orient
Bavaria's Ruler Prince Regent Luitpold Dies at 101
Munich report aged 101 dies in office after twenty six years as regent to Bavaria's throne. He led during the reigns of troubled kings including Louis I and Otto of Greece, survived by his son Ludwig and the royal line. Otto's exile and Lake Starnberg death are cited in the lineage.
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Munich
Bavaria
Luitpold
Louis I
Lola Montez
Maximilian
Otto
Greece
Louis
Lake Starnberg
Lunitpold
Baveria
Prince Louis
Hupert
Europe
Francis Joseph of
Austria
Thone
Prince Luitpold
Ludwig
bin Elde
Hungary
Subpoena for Dr Wilson in Blackmail Case
In New York a subpoena was issued for Dr Wilson in a blackmail case. President-elect Wieon is to appear as Gov Wilson Davenport Warren Dunn and Jacob Dunn are charged with sending threatening letters and giving testimony at a hearing. The subpoena was skewed today by U S Commissioner Stockton. The president-elect was summoned to appear Tuesday.
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New York
Wieon
United States
Stockton
Wilson
Sooley Davenport
Warren Dunn
Jacob Dunn
Stanton in Denver linked to jail break and murder case
Stanton in Denver reports that Jamen A Stanton who escaped with Frank L Holth admits involvement in the Jeane H Stingley murder. They were brought back to Denver by Sheriff terman Schioo from Clayton New Mexico. Stanton believes Smith may have fled to Mexico.
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Denver
Jamen A. Stanton
Frank. L. Holth
Jeane H. Stingley
Terman Schioo
Clayton
Slanton
Smith
Mexico
Mine tragedy ends in double loss near Marvard Idaho
In Palouse Washington Dee 2%-luring his sweetheart into a mine near Marvard Idaho Jesse Dillman shot and killed Mies Lina 18 of Meme Idaho then fatally wounded himself after miners entered the tunnel Dillman crawled to the mouth and shot himself as rescuers watched Miners brought the girl's body to the surface
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Palouse
Wash
Dee
Marvard
Idaho
Jesse Dillman
Mies M Lina
Meme
Dillman
Ancient tragedy uncovered by woman hunter
Special to The State reports the discovery of a bullet pierced skull at Bothwell Rock by Mrs. Aliet Park near Horse Creek. The skull shows left temple damage and rock burial possible since the California gold rush era. No identification of the victim and the site lies along the old Overland trail used by gold seekers and Mormons.
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Alcova
Des
Utah
Californs
Bothwell Rock
Aliet Park
Horse Creek
California
Pugitive Gangsters Sought After Litttleton Post Office Robbery
Denver police pursue three men linked to a Lit tleton robbery thwarted by chauffeur Schmide. Reports say the trio fled on foot toward Co New York after gathering provisions for 24 hours. The case echoes the Rosenthal murder investigation context.
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Denver
Littleton
Christian Schmide
Auffeur
New York
Herman Rosenthal
Comé Tof
Schmide
Bowman Ousted in Pennsylvania Contest by House Vote
The House unseated Charles Bowman of the Eleventh Pennsylvania district by a 143 to 118 vote over charges of corrupt practices in the 1910 election. George Mehean, Democratic rival, was rejected 181 to 88 as unfit to be seated. The Eleventh district seat remains vacant until March 4 when John J Casey, Democrat, will take office.
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Washington
Charles @. Bowman
House
Howse
George R Mehean
Bowman
Corsistory
Lori
Hinkle
Ralph
Goodrich
William A. ‘Baer
George
John Abiner
Thin Deer
Williams A. Riowe
Cholr
Mire
Harvey ‘ Connett
K. V. Alarke Kennedy
Democratic caucus assigns five senators to study presidential appointments
The Democratic senatoral caucus authorized five members to draft a plan of action on pending presidential appointments. The committee will gather information on nominees and conduct investigations into procedures.
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Washington
Democratic Senatoral Caucus
Senate closes Archbald testimony on Saturday night
The Senate adopted an order to close on Saturday night the testimony against Judge Archbald as part of the impeachment proceedings.
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Washington
Teo
Senate
Archbald
Parcels Post Rules Announced for New System
Washington announces regulations for the parcels post system set to operate beginning January 1. The release outlines compliance requirements and the roles of postal authorities in the new service.
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Washington
Teo
Pouwaster General Uitebeock
Senate Abandons Gallinger Hope for President Tempore
Washington December 12 regular Republicans in the Senate abandoned hope of electing Senator Gallinger president tempore as La Follette indicated he would not vote for the New Hampshire man.
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Washington
Senate
Gallinger
la Fol
Borrow Millions Over Telephone In Stock Exchange Scandal
Washington dispatch reports Frank K. Sturgis and J. H. Grieger detailing massive telephone loaning and collateral practices on the New York Stock Exchange. They describe daily call money flows, large broker lenders, and banks like City National Chase National and Bank of Commerce as major financiers amid fears of pools and syndicates manipulating markets.
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Washington
Frank K. Sturgis
New York Stock Exchange
House Money Trust
Money Trust
J. H. Grieger
Griesel & Rogers
New York
Griese
Exchange
Pericpal
City National Bank
Chase National
Bank of Commerce
Kuhn, Loeb & Company
Speyer
Morgan Company
Cautermyer
Goerestt
New York Central
Stock Exchange
Uhtermyer
Mer. Griese
C W. Turner
National City Bank
Honda
Unter Mver
Mr. Turner
Hhe National Dick Banke
Sunmral
East Side Society Beauty Tours New York Soul of Gilded Age
St Louis society leader Miss Isibelle Valle describes differences between Midwestern and eastern elite life. She recalls Newport parties hosted by the Vanderbilt home and insights on married couples maintaining separate households. Valle notes younger elites’ independence and strict etiquette amid social rivalries.
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ST. Louis
Isibelle Valle
Mra
William K. Vanderbilt
Robert Goelet
America
East
Vanderbilt
Newport
St. Louis Society
Ming Valle
New York
Dubantes
Sherry's
Turkey
Childres
Peter Onl
Battle Ship New Hampshire Sails to San Domingo
Norfolk December 12 The battleship New Hampshire received hurry orders to proceed to San Domingo. The ship sailed at midnight with a coal shortage and without replenishing bunkers. Crew members remained ashore as the vessel departed.
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San Domingo
Norvvolk
New Hampebine
San
Uprising Reported in Island Republic and Navy Request
Washington reports a serious uprising in the island republic. W. F. Doyle arrives from the republic after failing to settle the dispute with Brigadier General Frank McIntyre. The transport Prairie with 700 marines may be sent back to protect American life and property and safeguard custome houses.
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Washington
State and
Navy Department
Ordore
Prairie
Doyle
Declared He'd Shoot Wilson Police Say
SEW YORK, Dec. 12. Hierman Grainberg, 67, made a statement that he would shoot Wilson and went to New Jersey with a revolver in his coat. Police say he declared his intent and was jailed without bail.
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York
Hierman Grainberg
Jersy
Shout Wilson
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