Plan To Quit June 1 Senate Sees Limited 1913 Session Focus
Washington January 11 officials say Congress will focus on four to five bills on corporation regulation and rural credit with anti trust measures and supply bills. President Wilson aims to end the session around June 1, while jurisdiction fights over the trade commission and Adamson committee frame the anti trust agenda. Alaska Federal railroad bill faces opposition from Representative Ferris.
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Tee American
Washington
Legislati
Congress
Wilson
Contress
House
White House
Newtanis
Mevada
Senate
Adamson
Fec
Scanensee
Interstate Commerce Committee
Tee
Interstate Commerce
Adamson Committee
Trade Commission
Clayton
Hia
Patea
Alaska
P Ferris
Oklahoma
Ferris
United States
U S Gunboat Sent to Haytian Port
The state department ordered the gunboat Nashville to Cape Haytian to protect American interests as rebels advance on Port au Prince. Government troops moved from Port au Prince to the Haytian port, while the Minister of War resigned amid political arrests.
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Sperral
Washington
Cape Haytian
Mayti
State Department
Navy Department
Nashville
Haytian
Port Au Prince
Hayti
Port de Prince
Weather forecast for Ohio Indiana Kentucky and nearby areas
Ophelia Says: Cincinnati and vicinity fair and colder with the low near 22. Ohio mostly cloudy and colder with light snow flurries near Lake Erie and brisk to moderate winds. Indiana generally fair. Kentucky fair and colder tonight. West Virginia snow and cold tonight with snow in the mountains.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Lake Hrie
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Promise Big Saving Tetlow Sees Waste Cut
Tetlow of Cleveland author of a measure argues that 15,000,000 tons of waste can be eliminated annually. He claims reformas will reduce waste and promote efficiency across industries.
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Tetlow
Cleveland
Fight to come today over three measures
Republican lawmakers seize on a Democratic coal conservation plan and push a workable measure in the House. Representative Percy Tetlow drafted the Republican bill, claiming it would save 15 million tons of coal annually and align with the governor’s recommendations. The broader conservation plan cites a 40 percent of coal left in mines. CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.
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Columbus
Ciacineati Amertests
Ohio
Dan
Percy Tetlow
Columbiana ‘County
Mining Commission
Ite
Value Love of Cini Man's Wife at 6 Cents
Special to The Americas New York Jan 21 The jury awarded six cents damages to John Ernest Wadleigh in a suit against Loring Tonkin for alleged alienation of Vera Black Lemonek Wadleighs ex wife now Mrs Lemonek of Cincinnati The verdict stemmed from testimony that Vera Black before meeting Tonkin at Cornell in autumn 1910 was not a dutiful wife and that Wadleigh had obtained a divorce on statutory grounds The defense argued a long attempted scheme by Wadleigh and Vera to sue men for affection.
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Americas
New York
Supreme Court
John Ernest Wadleigh
Loring Tonkin
Vera Black
Leo Lemonek
Cincinnati
Wadleigh
Ide
Dugro
John Lanyon
George O'Hara
Rebels receive Texas-supplied munitions in two-day fight
An official account of a rebel defeat near Nuevo Laredo criticizes Fort An for allowing rebel leaders meetings and notes that during a two day engagement rebels were constantly supplied with munitions from the Texas side, sent across the river by a chain bucket device.
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Texas
Mexico City
Nuevo Laredo
Fort An
Big Grande
No Deal Between Lind and Huerta
Washington dispatch reports conferences between John Lind and Jesus Magon in Vera Cruz led to an arrangement for Huerta to resign the provisional presidency in favor of Francisco De La Barra to lead against the revolutionists. State Department officials discredit the arrangement as unconfirmed. Secretary Bryan said he did not know the discussions' nature. Also reported is the arrest of William Hansen, said to be a former Texas marshal, and efforts to secure his release.
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Washington
John. Lind
Jesus Flores ‘Magon
Vera Graz
Huerta
Franciseo de la Barra
State Department
United. ‘States
Bryan
Lind
Magon
Mexico City
William Hansen
Texas
Twenty Thousand Rebels To March On Torreon
Special to the Amerivas reports 20 000 rebels, the largest single army corps in Mexico, will be under Pancho Villa for the Torreon attack within days. General Eugenio A Benavides, Juarez chief of arms, says orders to move southward were received and men stand ready to advance at any hour.
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Jad
Mexico
Pancho Villa
Torreon
Eugenio
A. Benavides
Juarez
Juares
Judge Speer Called Rascal by Witness in Inquiry
Col W A Huff octogenarian former mayor testified in Macon at the inquiry into alleged misconduct by U S Judge Emory. Huff spoke about bankruptcy proceedings involving his estate of 100000 and his contempt arrest. He defended his solvency and said lawyers regarded Judge Speer as a rascal as Speer’s lawyers declined cross examination.
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Macon Ga
Col
W. A. Huff
Speer
United States
Emory
Colonel Huff
Judge Speer
Sweden girds for war fears Russia in throne speech
The Aftonbladet comments on King Gustav’s speech announcing higher armaments and says fear of war with Russia drives the buildup. It notes Russia's preparations for conflict and Sweden’s warning of a guard campaign.
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Americas
Stockholm
Aftonbladet
Gustav
Russia
Taft Warns Against Democracy and Reform Agitation
Special to the American Philadelphia January 21 ex President Taft addressed Pierce Schoo at the Academy condemning what he called reform hysteria. He warned democracy without safeguards would erode the republic and urged tempering class consciousness and social leveling. He criticized sex education discourse and urged stable marriage as essential to civilization and the home.
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Philadelphia
Taft
Pierce Schoo
Tritomar
Academy of Today
Hay
Slayer plans fight letters shield girl
Robert Higgins, jailed in Aledo, says he will fight for freedom after confessing to his wife’s murder. His attorneys may pursue insanity pleas. Letters from the victim’s daughter show her hatred of Higgins and resentment of her mother’s marriage, while Higgins claims responsibility was forced and that the shooter’s shell was not known.
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Galesburg
Robert Higgins
Aledo
Tis
Jula Flake
Higgen
Miss Flake
Missing 60-year-old Abe Blumberg
Abe Blumberg aged 60 of 804 Westein street has been missing since Tuesday morning. A report was made to the police last night by his son Harry Blumberg. No reason is given for the man's disappearance and his home is waiting for him.
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Abe Blumberg
Westein Street
Harry Blumberg
Taft Tells Self Mocking Joke at Philadelphia Speech
Former President Taft, speaking at Pierce School graduation in Philadelphia on January 21, recounted a New York joke. He described entering a drug store to buy shaving sticks, and a clerk remarking he looked like Taft the dead image.
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Americas
Philadelphia
Taft
Pierce
New York
Tyania
Ambrim Island Altered by Volcanic Upheaval
Special report from Sydney recalls drastic changes on Ambrim Island in the New Hebrides. Officials say last month’s eruptions sank the mission hospital under 80 feet of water and created two miles of upheaved, flooded terrain. About five hundred natives perished, reshaping the landscape and coastal access.
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Sydney
Ambrim Island
New Hebdrices
Seine
Bishop Walden Near Death in Cincinnati Home
Relatives of Bishop Walden waited anxiously as news reached last night that the bishop was sinking and very near death. The message came from Dr. J. P. Beck and was received by James M. Gamble, at whose home the bishop is staying.
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Incinnati
Res
James NM. Gamble
Whose & Er
J. P. Beck
Ead
Waiden
Former Mayor Hunt Robbed at Cincinnati Hotel
Former Cincinnati mayor Henry T. Hunt reported a break in at his Virginia Hotel room in Columbus. His watch chain and charm were stolen during his stay for the League of Ohio Man convention.
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Hunt
Columbus Bureau
Cincinnati American
Columbus
Henry T. Hunt
Cincinnati
League of Ohio
Virginia
Balch Pushes Fast Action on Canal to Boulevard Plan
Balch urges rapid canal abolition and conversion into a boulevard and interurban route. Commissioner Green and soil expert testimonies frame safety and nuisance concerns as the Canal Improvement Association pushes state lawmakers for the canal bill.
Canal Ideas Sought by American for City Use
A garbled notice asks for white only submissions on one side of paper about canal removal ideas. Contest at American office 422 East Seventh Street. prizes for top entries with deadlines next Saturday.
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Beliver
Othe American
East Seventh Street
Interstate Commerce Commission Seeks Stock Control
The article notes that Congress authorized the Interstate Commerce Commission to appraise railway property and consider federal supervision over stock, bonds and securities. It mentions prior recommendations for securities control and reviews provisions in the commission's uniform accounts system relevant to this issue.
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Aseria
Washington
San
Interstate Commerce
Wilson
Congress
Galil
Pranks, Satern Keeper Arrested on Warrants
Pranks satern keeper at Corti and Main streets was arrested yesterday by Constable Timberlake on a warrant issued by Minister Dumont charging violation of the air free lined law.
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Corti
Timberlake
Dumont
Cin'ti May Be in Chain of Cancer Hospitals
Announcement from Cincinnati in January discusses building radium hospitals funded by a 16.9 million dollar donation. Planned sites include central U.S. cities with Cincinnati as a likely part of a city hospital group. Donor identity remains withheld with possible connections to Henry Phipps and William Rockefeller discussed.
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Washington
Jan
Incinnati
United Tates
T of Cancer
Joseph B. Flannery
Pittsburg
House Committee
Flannery
Cincinnati
New City Hospital
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew
Carnegie
Change Seeks To Acquire Hospital
A congressional mines committee hearing revealed plans by Standard Chemical of Pittsburgh to donate about 15 million dollars to establish radium cancer hospitals in twenty U S cities. City health officer A Landis questioned the need, noting treatment could be provided at well equipped existing hospitals.
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Standard /Chemicsl company
Pitta ‘Burg
Mines Committee of Congress
A. Landis
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