Isle of Pines Treaty Looms in Senate Foreign Relations Fight
Washington January 25 report shows the Isle of Pines treaty favoring U S interests as the Foreign Relations Committee moves to report the measure to the House. Majority supports relinquishment to Cuba while safeguarding Americans on the island. Minority challenges seek extra protections and a Morgan-led dissent. Statehood push shows 53 Republicans joining Democrats to back Oklahoma and New Mexico provisions. The hour nears for debate and possible passage next week.
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Isle of Pines
Senate
Congress
House
Hep
Cuba
Morgan
Granta
United States
Reign Relations Committee
Arti
Unit States
Vail
Rihe
Oklahoma
Oklahom
New Wextico
Taenyi
Washington
Ohio Mayors Seek Code Changes in State Assembly
The Buckeye General Assembly in Columbus discusses mayoral control and bill changes. A mayors committee, including Mason Johnson and Badger, pushes to strip the governor of removal powers. McFadden anti cigarette bill and convict labor reform move forward. school tax audit fees are adjusted. university plan to merge Miami and Ohio universities is sent to committee. Continued on Page Four.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mason Johnson
Mewland
Badger
Baldwin
Youngstown
Zearing
Bellefontaine
McFadden
House
House Committee On
Harlan
Billybarger
Miami
Committee On Universities and Colleges
Little
Cox
Cinecitinati
Willam E. Cameron
Virginia
Deadlock Expected in Central District Coal Talks
Indianapolis January 25 The first session of the joint conference of coal operators and miners in Tomlinson hall likely ends in deadlock over admitting southwestern district miners Missouri Kansas Indian Territory Texas and Arkansas to the talks Also at issue are a 12 percent wage increase and run of mine basis with operators asserting control over admitting new territory and the United Mine Workers ready to adjourn subject to President Mitchell's call.
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Indianapols
Tomlinson Hall
Mine Workers’ Scale Committee
Missouri
Kansas
Indian Territory
Texas
Arkansas
New Territory
United Mine Workers’ Convention
Mitchell
Southwest
New Democratic Weekly Planned in Coshocton Area
The Coshocton Wochenblatt reports a new English weekly Democratic newspaper will be issued from the office soon. Editor Werner, a leading German citizen and capable journalist, is listed among organizers as preparations move to an early spring launch.
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Coshocton
Sneak Thief Robs Eckert Livery Stall
Peter Eckert the hackman reported a half set of double harness and a best single harness stolen from the barn harness room on Fifth Street between 7 and 9 PM. John Elson, the race driver, and stableman Murphy were in the office. Clarket horse gear was also missing. Loss valued at about $29. Newsman Florid Smith saw a man with two bundles on Fifth Street around the time but could not identify him.
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Peter Eckert
Hackman
Fifth Street
Mr. Eckert
John Elson
Elson
Wheeling
Mr. Ackert
Murphy
Flord Smith
Chestnut Street
Eckert
Bloody Chinatown Battle Ends With Deaths During New Year Festivities
In New York City Chinatown on the Chinese New Year, a street fight between Hip Sings and On Leongs left two men, Ching Yeng and Lee Soon, dead. A third was mortally wounded and a fourth seriously injured as police intervened on Pell Street amid fireworks and crowds. Eight revelers fled, seven Chinamen were taken into custody.
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New York
Chinatown
Ching Yeng
Lee Soon
Hip Sings
Pell Street
Chi
Sinking Fund Trustees for School
A fragment urging readers to check the Want Column in The Age for bargains and houses before the April rush, promising help in finding a home. The note mentions sinking fund trustees for a school and encourages timely action to settle matters.
Term Length Bill Pushed Before Senate Judiciary Panel
Simeon Bolin of Cincinnati Edward Kibler Newark Joseph OHarra Cincinnati H B Arnold BE BRB Mc Carter Columbus and John J Adams for the state bar association appeared before the senate judiciary committee on Wednesday urging a 12 year term for supreme judges. Mrs Howard Patton and Frances Barnes of Franklin Station are in town today.
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Columbus
Simeon Bolinaon
Cincinnati
Edward H. Kibler
Newark
Joseph W. Oharra
H. B. Arnold
BRB
Howard Patton
Frances Barnes
Franklin Station
Dawson Leads After Balloting In Local Meeting
The report lists numerous named members across lodges and clubs such as K of P O O F and Eagles with Dawson rising from fifth to second place on votes cast. Up to last evening total votes reached 62 060 as results show substantial gains for Dawson and the ladies sections.
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Nustler
Page
Farmer finds missing cow ad in The Age
East of the city farmer Mr Mizer on West Vette road reports one cow found. The animal entered his barn Sunday December 31 and he seeks the owner via the want column in The Age.
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BR. Mizer
Westvette Road
Bossy
New Code Creates Sinking Fund Board in Local Schools
A new sinking fund board is established under the latest code to handle annual school bond payments. The board operates without salary, with duties overlapping routine tasks previously done by the clerk and board. The district faces bonds up to $2300 annually and total indebtedness of about $20,000. members are appointed by the common pleas court.
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Common Pleas Court
Rockefeller refuses to appear at Standard Oil hearing
Frank Rockefeller declined to appear before Attorney General Hadley in Missouri saying he would go to jail rather than testify. The record notes no service was obtained on several names and hints at further legal pursuit.
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Cleveland
Frank Rockefeller
Hadley
Missouri
Standard Oil
Leagle
Jidd
Lewe
Mekhinlefone
Baptism and Weather Report From Roanoke
A baptism at Christ Church in the Ea area is noted with Rev. Rnoch Jaines visiting from Oklahoma and witnesses present. A belated Minion dispatch reports heavy rain in Murton causing four foot water rises and major damage with no lives lost.
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Bertha Pawson
Christ Church
Liscara
Rnoch Jaines
Oklahoma
Haines
Sevral
West Loov
LokKons
Roanoke
Minion
Val
Murton
Marshall Field Will Leaves Vast Estate Bequests
The will of the late Marshall Field is filed. Bequests total 25.563 million dollars. The residuary estate goes to Marshall Field Jr with trust conditions until his sons reach age 50. The largest gift, 3 million, endows the Field Columbian Museum. The widow receives 1 million and daughter Mrs Beattie 1 million in a trust.
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Chicago
Marshall Field
Marshall Field, Jr
Marshal Field, Jr
Field Columbian Museum
To & Daughter
Beattie
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Hanover
Wayne
Buckeye General Assembly
NEW Democratic Weekly
Wochenblatt
China
Rogers
New York Press
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Ed. Hunter
Gleason Adams
M. P. Church
J. B. Matthews
Pathfinders
Wilbur Barton
Rebekahs
Nora Pocock
Clerks Union
Gail Hamilton
Dawson
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Rockefeller
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