Legislative Clash Over Bills And Procedural Moves
The senate and house debated and advanced measures including corruption reform and antipass bills. Baldwin and colleagues clashed over representation, while bills on new trials, apportionment, and a long session dominated the agenda. A concurrent resolution called for a legislative truncheon to be served next Saturday night.
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Borah to demand direct senate election vote Thursday
Washington reports that after conferences Senator Borah announced he would push for a Senate vote on the direct election of senators with a test of endurance for supporters and opponents. He said friends of the measure know their position and expect success and may secure Democratic votes even if the Sutherland amendment for federal control is added.
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Borah
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Taft to push senate on Canadian reciprocity bill
The MecCall reciprocity bill passed the House 220 to 92 with heavy Democratic support and GOP insurgent backing. Taft plans an extra session if the Senate delays action, hoping to avoid a filibuster. Parliament and Government applauded the news, while opponents warn of a broader union and potential annexation.
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Senate
Taft
Ottawa
Canada
United States
Masked Man Shoots Street Car Conductor
A masked man leaped on a Seventh street car in Los Angeles near Rampart street and shot conductor G. G. Johnson after boarding the car. Johnson was hit in the left kidney and the bandit fled without attempting a robbery as patrolmen and detectives searched the area.
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Rampart Street
G. G. Johnson
Johnson
Street Vendor Fatally Attacks Man in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on Feb 14 John Cash a street vendor from Denver struck and fatally harmed Frank Harrie a Black man in the wholesale district. Cash alleged a history of asylum confinement and said he acted on an Irresistible urge to cause death. He aimed a public safety item at the first person he saw.
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John Cash
Denver
Frank Harrie
Cash
Big Pipe Line Project for Wyoming
The Wyopo Pipe Line company, a ten million dollar corporation chartered in Wyoming, plans pipelines to western markets. Incorporators include Col. EB Power, ex Governor Fenimore Chatterton, and George G Walker. The first line will run 66 miles from Lander to Bonville linking the oil fields to Burlington and markets, with a second line from Ball Creek Natrona to Chicago & Northwestern Cas.
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Carnegie Experiment Farm Proposed at Greeley
Home settlers in eastern Weld county offer a site for a Carnegie research farm if part of the 25 million dollar fund is allocated to northern Colorado. Advices to individuals indicate the station would test grains and other soil products for adaptation to the climate.
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Weld County
Carnegie Research
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Compulsory Domestic Service for Women in Germany
Berlin February 14 Fraulein Pauline Worner argues in Die Deutsche Frau for compulsory domestic service for women as an equivalent to military service for men. She claims it would benefit mental and physical development, cut costs, and produce experienced housewives, while reducing female pursuit of higher education and liberating lower classes for factory work.
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Praulein Pauline Worner
Praulein Worner
Fraulein Worner
Navarro A Hero In Eve Of Juarez
El Paso reports General Navarro leads a thousand troops into Juarez after a 13 day Chihuahua journey with no battles. He repaired 25 bridges, marking the Juarez Campaign’s end as insurrectos drift south. Washington notes Mexican troops may cross to guard a Colorado river dike.
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Washington
Permington
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Lower
California
Yuma
Cadets Expelled At New Mexico Military Institute
In Albuquerque on February 14 a total of 32 cadets have been expelled from the New Mexico Military Institute amid disorderly outbreaks. A boy is under arrest for allegedly soaking bedding with gasoline and starting a fire in a main building, which was extinguished with hard work before major damage occurred.
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New Mexico
Women form party in South Dakota
A convention of women at the state house in Pierre today began organizing a Woman's Party. The group aims to secure poll position by constitutional reform, seeking state underth privileges without waiting or delay.
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South Dakota
Denver Woman Receives 150 Marriage Proposals
The Denver story notes Miss Stella Cooley receiving 150 marriage proposals in two weeks after she advertised in a Sunday personal column seeking a farmer husband. She listed 45 Working Girl, 4627 West Thirty third Avenue, as her contact point and described herself as a farm girl with value for a partner who would appreciate her.
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Stella Cooley
Sunday Personal
West Thirtythird Avenue
Virginia boasts the record chicken thief arrest
Suffolk Virginia February 14 county constable arrests Elias White, named as record holder for stealing at least one thousand chickens. He allegedly fought police and was finally secured after cries for help. Dozens of witnesses are ready to testify at his trial.
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Suffolk
Elias White
White
Art of Rating Peas With Knife Must Go
Manhattan Feb 14. The Kansas State Agricultural College announces a new term course in the art of dining. Mrs Mary Van Vile heads home economics. course aims to teach proper table manners including peas with a knife and avoiding spills.
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Department of Home Economics
Kansas State Agricultural College
Mary van Vile
Wife of Brigham Young Dies in Salt Lake
Harriet Harney Young died in Salt Lake City on February 14. The wife of Brigham Young is survived by the widow Mrs. Wilgabeth Burgese Young as the sole survivor of the Mormon leader's family.
Train collision at Philadelphia injures sixteen in Illinois
A westbound Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern passenger train struck an open switch near Philadelphia Illinois today. The crash killed the locomotive engineer and injured sixteen passengers. Authorities investigated the signaling failure and inspected the wreckage.
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Jacksonville
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Whitlock Returns to Danville After Indictment Bond
Danville Feb 14 Hardy H Whitlock already indicted for embezzlement of county funds came back from Detroit in custody of Sheriff Shepard and posted bond. He said no subponea has been served and he would answer questions if needed while declining to discuss vote buying. Whitlock left for Detroit today and his attorney said Mrs Whitlock is ill there. Deputies began serving bench warrants on other indicted individuals.
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Hardy H. Whitlock
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Whitelock
Shephard
Ban Johnson Declines Playing Rules Committee
President Ban Johnson of the American League said he did not appoint a playing rules committee to meet a similar National League panel because no changes were desired and no work would be available. He noted two National League appointees resigned from the committee.
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Ban Johnson
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Denver Pursues Through Route Linking St Paul to Denver
The Denver Chamber of Commerce seeks support for a movement by South Dakota towns to have James J A build an extension of the Gear Northern to connect with the Burlington railroad. The aim is a through route from St Paul and Minneapolis to Denver. A Sioux Falls Commercial club letter asks the Chamber to add representatives to a conference with railroad officials.
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Denver Chamber of Commerce
South Dakota
James J. A
Gear Northern
Burlington Railroad
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Minneapolis
Sioux Falls Commercial Club
Chamber of Commerce
Death in Mount Sterling mother clutches children
J M Jones of Bath county was found dead in her chair in Mount Sterling Kentucky. She sat holding the hands of her two Mire children as she expired. The corpse remained gripping their hands tightly in the death grip.
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Moble Mire
J. M. Jones
Bath County
Plan to Oust Goulds Prom Missoti Pac Pacing
Attorneys for Standard Oil and Kubo Lee interests seek Missouri Pacific stock books to obtain stockholder names and addresses for proxies in the March 14 election to oust the Goulds from control.
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A. Louis
Standard Oil
Kubo-Lee
Missouri Pacific
Severe Pacific Coast Storm Sinks Sloop W.1853
Seattle reports a power sloop named W. 1853 found bottom up in Admiralty Inlet after a Saturday night storm and believed to have killed three men and a woman aboard. A steamer later rescued the Edward H. West crew found helpless off Cape Flattery.
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Admirality Inlet
Ates
Edward H. West
Cape Flattery
Old miner dances jig on 93rd birthday in Nevada City
Robert Jones, a pioneer miner in Nevada County, Nevada City, marked his 93rd birthday by dancing a jig. He has never missed a New Year’s Day dance and was joined by four sons, three daughters, twenty-two grandchildren, and twenty-two great grandchildren. He has spent most of his life as a miner.
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Nevada City
Cal
Robert Jones
Jones
Weather Report for February 14 1911
Weather data shows 24 hour period ending 6 PM February 14 1911 with a high of 47 and a low of 25 degrees. Forecast calls for rain or snow Wednesday and Thursday fair and warmer. Data compiled by W. Palmer, section director.
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Aviator Buson Sets Speed Record With Passenger
Rheims Feb 14. Aviator Buson sets a new speed record in a monoplane carrying a passenger covering 100 kilometers in 1 hour 1 minute at the aerodome.
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