New Mexico Legislature Opens Under Republican Leadership
Gov McDonald outlines agenda in joint session urging school reform and a state tax commission. He calls for standards in county finances, liquor enforcement, and education board creation. Contests for House seats loom, with Romero, Montoya, and Malaquinez as likely speakers.
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Senate
Wine
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Indicted leaders plead guilty to election fraud scheme
In Indianapolis on January 12, Terreliawhe acknowledged federal authority as 80 indicted figures pleaded guilty before Judge Anderson in a rapid proceeding. The group faced charges of conspiring to influence age and participate in multiple election frauds. Mayor Doan was mentioned in the proceedings.
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Imanapolis
Ind
Carlson inaugurates Colorado's new administration in Denver
Governor George A. Carlson takes the oath of office before a large crowd in the Colorado capitol, pledging economy and unity. He outlines plans for industrial peace, workmen compensation, public land control, and state-wide development with a proposed industrial commission to mediate disputes.
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George A. Carlson
Musser
Colorado
Carlson
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National
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Elias M. Ammons
Justice Musser
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Allison Stocker
Harry B. Malnix
Fred Parrar
Mary C. C. Bradford
Justice Teller
M. H. Aylesworth
State Utilities Commission
Elias M. Ampions
Capitol Building
Ammone
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Carleen
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Harmony Attends the Organization of the Wyoming Legislature
The 13th Wyoming Legislature convened with harmony as Gov Kendrick prepared to deliver the initial message. Secretary of State Houx opened the house and Senate, with Rev Geo Van Winkle delivering the invocation and officials taking oaths.
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Laramie County
Charles D. Oviatt
Albany County
Morna A. Wood
Crook County
James Graham
Fremont County
Oviatt
James O. Martis
Weston County
Oscar Beck
Ulata County
N. ©. Allred
Frank Johnstone
Potter
Supreme Court
United States
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State rights claimed as federal overreach sparks Meam speech
Columbia BC January 12. Governor Cole Meam, who pardoned 1500 parolees and disbanded the state militia, told the South Carolina legislature his farewell that federal encroachment on states rights had violated many limits.
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Columbia
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Cole Meam
House Defeats Woman Suffrage Amendment Vote 204 to 174
Washington report details the House rejection of the federal woman suffrage amendment 204 to 174. The day featured hours of debate and a narrow rule vote of 200 to 11 to proceed, with supporters packed in the galleries amid heated exchanges.
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Noted Singer Not Ty Vancel Long Tour
Chicago January 12 Remaining dates of her world tour were cancelled today by Madame Ernestine Schumannek, who is seriously ill at her home with bronchial pneumonia. She plans to go to San Diego as soon as she is strong enough to travel.
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Aime
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San Diego
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Athens
Ruspoland
Cuns
Durazvo
Servin
Albania
Durazzo
Hank Day Undergoes Minor Stomach Operation
Hank O Day former Cub manager is confined to Presbyterian hospital after a slight stomach operation. The procedure was not serious and he is expected to be discharged soon.
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Chicago
Hank O'Day
Cub
Presbyterian Hospital
O'Day
Unclear City Figures On Homelessness And Unemployment
An incomplete funding tint compiled for the Church Forum shows New York City with 562,609 unemployed. About 60,000 homeless residents are estimated to have secured shelter, indicating the scale of shelter access in the city.
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New York
Church Forum
Weather Forecast Fragments From Wyoming and Nearby Areas
Fragmented OCR reads from Washington to Wyoming showing a forecast for colder conditions in central and northwest portions with mention of a Thursday period and regional details. The readable text is incomplete and varies by location.
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Weir
Washington
Jan Bee
Poreenat
Wyoming
Pioneer Dead and Three Fires Rage in Fort Collins
Walter Laidlaw prominent Fort Collins financier and head of stock at the West National Bank collapsed as three fires raged around the town. A windstorm, dust and breakage filled streets. Rev. McClutcheon’s La Porte home burned with a pastor and daughter sick in bed rescued by a doctor. Fires threatened ranches, stock burned, barns and haystacks destroyed, while a fourth blaze hit the business district.
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Colo
Walter Laidlaw
Fort Col
Lide Janehim
Wiest National Bank
Melilige
Sherp
la Porte
McClutcheon
Sheriff Cooke
Settlement Near for Federal Appointments in Wilson Era
Democratic Senate members voice hope for quick settlement of differences with President Wilson over federal appointments. A conference with the president and Senators Stone Thomas and Volstead signals progress on the dispute centered on nominating George Hampton as New Jersey internal revenue collector. The president reportedly stated no intent to appoint someone objectionable to the senate members.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Stone
Thomas
Volnron
Ure
George Hampton
Internal Revenue
New Jersey
Fingers Ungrounded Stopping Pain In New York
Lewin Jefferson lost his right hand in a planing mill two weeks ago and suffered severe pain and itching in the arm. Believing the band burial to be the cause, he dug up the hand, found the fingers crost, straightened them, reburied the hand, and reports much relief.
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New York
Lewin Jefferson
War News From Fronts Shows Spring Hope in 1915
World war reports across London Paris Athens and Montreal detail artillery raids sapping and trench fighting as armies await spring movements. British forces bolster France while German counter plans loom. Alsace fronts and Belgian border actions intensify amid snowbound conditions and naval reports off Grenada.
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