Corry Man Slated For Former Job In Washington
Dispatches in moving papers today reveal Major J B Brown of thinety as hoon de cided upon as the candidate of the Washington party for the office of Secretary of Territorial Affairs. Corry’s former post on the council is noted, with Brown likely to back the Tull Moor ticket. Roosevelt era reports place Senate hopefuls and gubernatorial talks in Marrs hore amid broader party maneuvers. Chamber of Commerce officers suspend rejuvenation efforts while Alderman St Porter acts as unpaid secretary handling general correspondence.
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Ottoway
Philadelphia
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Telly
Chamber of Commerce
Tin
Asoolution
Uhra
Ferval
St. Porter
Abe
Chamber
Villa Supports Arm Shipments After Embargo Lifted
Mexico City February 4. Villa orders trainloads of arms and ammunition after the embargo on arms is lifted. Generals Villain and Wish coordinate border movements as Magon criticizes the move for aiding Villa and Juerta amid anti American sentiment.
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Tutte
Mexico City
Jesus Migon
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Vers
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Haroy Lind
Magon
Jluerta
Mason
Ager Font
Wilson
Villa Alao
Witch Villa
National Law Against Divorces Proposal Raised
Senator Ramsdell of Louisiana proposes a constitutional amendment for a national law denying absolute divorces with permission to remarry. He states the measure responds to what he calls the growing divorce evil across the country.
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United Press
Washington
Ramsdell
Louisianna
Ramadell
New York Boss Cassidy Sentenced in Judgeship Scheme
New York February 4 Cassidy former boss of Queens political circles was sentenced to two years and six months in prison and fined 1000 dollars for attempting to procure a Superior Court judgeship nomination. Willa Willet former congressman and L P Walters Cassidy aide received similar terms and fines.
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New York
Jonah Cassdy
Queens Wo
Cassidy
Willa Willet
L. P. Walters
Pettit Greenhouse Extension Plans Adopted
Plans for Pettit Greenhouse on Last Male Street call for an extension to the street frontage and a modern plate glass front flower store on the northwest corner. The new store will house up to date appliances for plant care and handling with ample cold storage and a large mower kept on site.
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Materlita
Last Male
Corry
Siok
Kent
Peru Government Overthrown by Military Coup
A coup in Lima ousts President Bitling Hurst who resigns after being captured. Minister of War Varela is reported wounded while defending the capital’s fortifications as rebels, led by General Hena, proclaim a new president.
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United Press
Lima
Pere
Bitling Hurst
Varela
Bilinghurst
Wussian
Latrach
Sant Catalina
Sue Russ
Geners
Henavides
Peesient
Body of slain employee found in excavation site
Police recovered the body of Robert Mercer, a paymaster for a construction firm, after a seven-day search. Investigators say a robber and killer fled with money missing from the scene. Mercer’s mother helped in the search, which unearthed the body beneath a building under construction. Police hold the suspect in the case.
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Hy Woned Press
Evel
Raminis
Robert
Mercer
Mercar
Tolay
Wanderers
Four Dead When Hotel Is Burned At Kelther Hotel
Keliver Minnesota February 4 Four men are dead and seven more dying in hospital after a fire at the Kelther Hotel. The blaze started in the boiler room in the basement and spread through the building before the night clerk and bartender could awaken guests who jumped from two lower doors. None of the hospital patients is expected to survive.
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Keliver
Minn
Kelther
Thames
Constabulary Surrounds Murderers in Mountain Hold Up
State constabulary and citizen posse swore in as deputies surrounded William and Abram Ianns in a mountain house. After a gunfight, William was wounded and captured. reports say his brother was captured later. Policeman William Dagwall was shot and killed. McGrath was wounded when Daywalt tried to force them out.
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United Prep
Waynesboro
State Constabulary
William
Abram Ianns
Wiliam
William Dagwall
Mian
May McGrath
Daywalt
Bryan to address House Immigration Committee
United Press reports Secretary of State Bryan will testify before the House Immigration Committee in Washington tomorrow. He aims to explain the current status of the Japanese question and to influence the committee against supporting Asiatic exclusion.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Burnett
Bryan
House Immigration Committee
January Hospital Activity at Gary Hospital
The report for January shows sixteen patients in Gary Hospital with forty two admissions and twenty nine discharges. Four deaths occurred. February records thirteen patients as the facility plans a program funded by a grant from the ladies' auxiliary.
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