Glavis Testifies Of Conflicts In Ballinger Pinchot Inquiry
Louis R. Glavis wrapped up his testimony before the Ballinger Pinchot congressional investigation and will return Monday for cross examination. He said animosity between the land office and the forestry bureau fueled resentments and accused McLachlan and Kinkaid of Alaska claim interests. He alleged Ballinger acted as attorney for Kinkaid after becoming land office commissioner and suggested officials could be better protected with them out of the way. He claimed secure carbon copies of writings were found in Washington as evidence.
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Washington
Louis R. Glavis
Ballinger-Pinchot
Congressional Investigation Committee
Land Office
Forestry Bureau
Glavig
Forestry
MecLachlan
Calfornia
Kinkaid
Nebraska
Commissioner Dennett
Introduce Dence
Million-Worth Lands Upheld in Gebo Case Probe
Washington officials disclosed that land value exceeds a million dollars in the Gebo case involving east and west lands in the region where the Interior Department seeks patent cancellations. The action targets a conspiracy agreement intended to funnel land into a corporation and suspends coal mining operations at Owl Creek pending permanent injunction. The matter centers on New York entries with a Wyoming grand jury investigation and could curb similar schemes if convictions follow.
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Washington
Eaat Dands
im’Lanider
Wio
Interior Department
Owl Creek Coal Company
Cheyenne
New York
Hi Brand
Wyoming
Eerminkt’ ‘Echees
Roc in Denver Flight Exhibitions by Pauthan
Denver, Jan 29. French aviator Pauthan will give two exhibitions in Denver, possibly including a flight to Pike's Peak if weather holds. He would start above sea level, clear foothills, then rise to reach the summit of Minow's Peak in a remarkable demonstration.
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Denver
Pauthan
Citc
Pie's Peak
Minows Peak
Switchmen Strike in Northwest Ends and Resumes
Minneapolis January 29. Switchmen in the Northwest end their week long strike and return to their old places next week. Work will resume with the existing unsettled questions to be decided under the Chicago compromise agreement.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Vaughn Corpse Exhumation Sheds Light on Death Cause
The article reports plans to exhume Prof. J. I. Vaughn and compare poisoning versus natural causes. His wife and Dr. Jan, along with other relatives, gather in Castlewood to discuss the case and discuss the surrounding circumstances.
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J. I. Vaughn
Vaughn
Jan
Castlewood &. D
American Railroad Men May Strike in Mexico
In Mexico City a poll of 600 engineers and 400 conductors will decide if American crews in National Railways will quit soon. The general manager declined to meet demands, and substitution of Mexican workers for Americans was discussed as a rapid option.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Nawer
Lings
Pico
Mexhcan
Dayie
Ministers Lead Wives Parade Through Redlight District
Chicago on January 29 reports pastors from major churches marching through the South Side levee district with wives and congregants. Led by Rev. Melbourne P. Boynton and Rev. J. Balhamshaw about 100 participants sang hymns and prayed at street corners during the procession seeking firsthand impressions of the resorts.
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Chicago
Pastora
South Side Levee
Melbourne P. Boynton
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
J.8. Balhamshaw
Second Presbyterian Church
Fisher Sisters Arrested After Ten Days In City Jail
Elsie and Anna Fisher, held for the first time in ten days, were found in a red barn at Twentieth and O'Neil with Jim Jones and T McDonald, both colored, and Jessie Bunch, a white man. All are charged with disturbance.
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Elsie
Anna Fisher
Las Rm
Eight Killed as English Express Wrecks at Station
London reports an express train at State Nest station wrecked in afternoon service. Eight people died and twenty were injured as the locomotive left the rails and the front cars were hurled across the platform. The Pullman car was pitched into the air and fell. The rest of the train was smashed.
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London
State Nest
Newhouse Retires From Utah Copper Mining
Samuel Newhouse president of the Boston Consolidated company retires from Utah mining operations after the Boston merger with Utah Copper. He says the copper merger will ultimately be accomplished and leaves to pursue other plans in Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake
Samuel Newhouse
Boston Consolidated Company
Operaons i
Utah
Boston
Utah Copper Company
Newhouse
People’s Party Plans Roosevelt Presidential Nomination
Jan 29 Minneapolis reports Colonel Theodore Roosevelt as the rumored Mirage candidate of a coalition allied with Hearst’s Independence League. The Independence League circles say the plan depends on party organization and support, with talk of renaming a Peoples party to back Roosevelt if nominated.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Theodore Roosevelt
Mirag
William RK
Independe League
L. Hiagen
Hearst
Bere
Independence League
Rome
Hearst Men
la Polliver
Cumialas
Clapp
Swope murders alleged in sensational Kansas City case
Police coroner and prosecuting attorney warn of an imminent arrest in the Swope family deaths tied to typhoid outbreaks. A warrant, signed by Virgil Conkling, awaits service on a prominent Kansas City doctor as authorities pursue possible poison links and a motive rooted in inheritances.
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Kansas City
Lucretia Borgia
Missouri Valley
Virgil Conkling
Kangia City
Warrant
Atorney
J. G. Paxton
Swope
Independence
Chicago
Bwope
Unig
Ae Raton Dagalee
House of Swope
Lucy Lee Swope
Europe
New York
Thomas Swope
Swope Park
Chrisman Swope
Lucy Lee
Paris Seeks Relief as Seine Flood Recedes
Paris and surrounding towns endure record flood damage as the Seine subsides slowly after days of rising water. Officials plan strict housing inspections to prevent epidemics while burning refuse piles and considering an overflow canal to encircle the city. Many buildings show distress. streets remain under water and sewers overflow threatening further collapse.
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Patis
Seine
St. Lazare Station
Gennevillieres
Colombes
Panay
Paris
Millerand
Department of Public Works
Paria
Famoria Place de 1 Opera
St. Lagare
Escent Palais d' Orsaya
Invitinge To Attack Us Warns Authority In War Talk
Kansas City Jan 20 United States unpreparedness invites Japan to strike says Horace Newton Alten former Korea minister in a Kalfe and Fork club address. He warns Japan could land hundreds of thousands on the U S coast within weeks and that a war would be Japan’s doing if America remains undefended. He predicts Japan may strike within five years before the Panama Canal completion and the English agreement ends.
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Kansas City
United States
Japan
Horace Newton Alten
Toledo
Ohio
Korea
Kalfe and Fork Club
Mr. Alten
Ching
Doling
Hawaiav
Elfie
Allen
Panamea Canal
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T. Roosevelt
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