Representative Gates Scores Governor Carey for Veto of Industrial School Bill
The session shows a party split after Democrats refused to pass the Worland institute bill over Gov. Carey. Gates argues the governor tried to intimidate the house to block the immigration measure while supporting a three eighths levy for the institute despite opposition from labor and concerns over juvenile reform.
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House
Mr. Gates
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Metz
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Kindler
Hopkins
Valleau
Senate
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Stone
Hunter
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Mesers
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Albany
Prats
Wilson Explains Jersey Anti-Trust Laws
President elect Wilson outlined New Jersey anti-trust laws signed yesterday. He stated honest men have nothing to fear and warned offenders that the new measures will lead to a new era of prosperity for the people of New Jersey.
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Gov. Wilson
Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Wilson
New Jersey
Doctors Testify Sneed Insane at Boyce Murder Trial
Two physicians who treated John Beal Sneed testified that he showed insanity when he killed Al G. Boyce Jr. The defense objections stalled the trial as prosecutors argued for the insanity finding during Sneed's witness stand answers.
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Verno
John Beal Sneed
al G. Boyce Jr
Sneed
Boyce
Weather Forecast for Colorado and Wyoming
The Weather bureau reports Friday and Saturday will be fair after local snow. Colorado and Wyoming expect dry skies with light to moderate temperatures and no notable precipitation.
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Washington
Colorado
Wyoming
Wyoming House Debates Tax, Insurance and Institute Funding
Wyoming legislators clash over state insurance, Worland Institute funding, and fiscal policy. Debates hinge on governor Carey’s veto stance, proposed levies, and the impact on state finances.
Wilson's tentative cabinet list leaks to New York
New York reports President elect Wilson's draft cabinet including Bryan's potential veto. Suggested picks feature Secretaries Ryan Burleson Brandeis Daniels McGrew and others with House as possible agriculture secretary. Bryan's approval may decide final choices amid House Bryan talks in Miami.
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New York
Wilson
William J. Bryan
E. M. House
Miami
Fla
W. J. Bryan
Colonel House
House
Bryan
John T. McGrew
West Virginia
McGrew
Seven Children Die in Fire at Harrisburg Area Home
Seven children aged one to twelve were burned to death when the Smith family home near Ebernezer outside Harrisburg was destroyed by fire. The parents were away in the city buying supplies and discovered the blaze on their return. Charred remains were found in the smoldering ruins as the family had planned to move to a nearby farm today.
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Harrisburg
George Smith
Ebernezer
Here
Speaker orders arrest in New Mexico legislative clash
In Banta Fe the New Mexico House faced a dramatic scene as Speaker Baca ordered arrest of Rep. Blanchard after he confronted the speaker on the floor. The sergeant at arms intervened, Blanchard resisted, a writ of habeas corpus followed, and Blanchard was released amid fears of further turmoil.
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Banta FE
N. M
W. C. Blanchard
KR. Li
Haca
Blanchard
Baca
Ating
Hab Corpik
West views on interior secretary role in 1913
A Rapid City reader argues for a western choice to head the interior department. He criticizes eastern conservation policies as threatening western forests and urges preserving usable land while allowing farming and development in the Black Hills area.
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Rapid City
Collier's
Wilson
Department of the Interior
West
Black Hills National Forest
Europe
March for suffrage reaches Maryland with blessing ritual
General Rosalie Jones and her band arrived in Elkton at 7 PM after an eight mile walk from Wilmington. At the Maryland Delaware line they knelt and Jones blessed Maryland earth in a suffrage tribute.
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Elkton
Rosalie Jones
Wilmington
Delaware
Maryland-Delaware Line
Jones
Maryland
Strike Troubles in Boston Clash Injures Several
Fourteen arrests followed a direct clash between garment worker strike sympathisers and a crowd of young men seeking to remove women workers from an out Boston factory. Strike, stones and bottles were used as weapons and many were injured.
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Boston
Bulgarian and Turks Battle for Three Days
A three day engagement at Bulak ended with about 100000 Bulgarians and 14000 Turks suffering roughly 3590 casualties on each side. Enver Bey was among the wounded. The battle was reported from Constantinople.
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London
Bulak
Contantinople
Enver Bey
Huerta Forms Provisional Government Amid Mexican Crisis
Reports from Mexico City and El Paso recount Huerta moving to solidify control after Madero's ouster. Rebels demand land policy under the San Luis Potosí plan, while Felix Diaz and Zapata allies push for robust reform.
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EL Paso
Tex
Mexico
Huerta
Mexico City
Manuel Garza Aldape
Horta
Navy Appropriation Bill Reported By Naval Affairs
The naval appropriation bill totaling 146 000 000 was reported by Naval Affairs with funds for a battleship, a troop transport, a supply ship, torpedo boat destroyers, and submarines. A minority report was signaled by Gregs of Texas, Henry of Misssissippi, and Borhanay of Indiana.
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Washington
Wos
Gregs
Texas
Henry
Mieswar
Borhanay
Inode
Conflict and unrest shadow Huerta regime in Mexico
Reports from Ambassador Wilson say Mexico City returns to normal but officials doubt peaceful stability will last. Zapata remains a strong force as Huerta edges toward forceful subjugation. Gustavo Madero’s death is claimed by soldiers without orders. Coahuila and border governors challenge Huerta while patrols of 4,000 troops are cited.
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Mexico City
Ty Madero
Mexico
Wan
Riveros
Committee of Deputies
Madero
Huerta
Suarez
Felix Diaz
Pelix Diaz
Pasquale Oroteo
Zapata-Oronco-Salasar
de la Marra
Antonio Habago
Chihiatas
Muerta
Dist
Justes
Mexica
Trouglas
Ariz
de la Barra
Gomex
Congress
Manuel Cuesta
Washington
Wilson
Zapata
Huuerta
Gustavo Madero
Gustavo
Coahuila
ColWjultt
Teras
Government sue McCassey Register Co under nailtrust law
In Cleveland Ohio on February 20 the government filed a federal suit against McCassey Register Co alleging fraudulent methods to obstruct competition and urging post on the company from the honepol of salow. The case cites anti trust concerns and aims to address fake appliance and credit accounting practices.
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Clevelant
Ohio
McCassey Register Company
Nailtrust
Honepol
Salow
Agediot
Unclear OCR Election Report with Party Names
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 1 February election scene involving Progressive and Republican figures and a proposed alliance. References include L Yo Sheerna and H. Fane with mentions of Was and Was. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, places, or outcomes.
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Springfield
Stee
United States
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