House of Morgan Causes Upheaval in Policy Shift
A sweeping shift in policy linked to the House of Morgan triggers a major upheaval in interlocking directorates. The article notes widespread withdrawals by 41 corporations from several key exchanges and references a broader aim to realign finance under new leadership. The piece discusses public sentiment and the potential realignment of power among Wall Street players, with mentions of notable firms and individuals shaping the response.
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Naussavagier Politions
New York
Morea & Compas Tran
Greah
Bs Geo
Alineer
Dortiatt Hane
Atierlaite Finance
Hk Fuilebir
Athtiawank
Morena
Pany Howe
Werean Anid
Beachey Breaks Own Record Amid Flight Exhibition
Beachey set a new aviation mark during a spectacle in Tacoma where his plane performed a porkscrew twist in a perpendicular stance and multiple somersaults wowed spectators. The event accompanied a city union oath ceremony as Mayor Joins Hoboes’ Union with 50 unemployed men taking allegiance.
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Lincoln
Sines
Beachy
Hoboes
Union
Tacoma
Wash Stindine
Mayer
Seymour
Ne 2
Mathens
America
Timille
Hitchcock Charged Over Alleged Pirated Show
Chicago, Raymond Hitchcock faces an injunction suit by Phi lander C Johnson, a Washington critic, accusing him of using a pirated musical comedy. Johnson claims key portions of Heauty Shop come from his own piece Dr Fakewell, which Hitchcock allegedly held for three weeks, though Hitchcock says he never read it.
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Chicago
Raymond Hitchcock
Philander C. Johnson
Washington
Johnsen
Greatest Year on Country's Farms
A fragmented Western Newspaper field report notes significant agricultural production milestones and farm prices. It mentions wheat, corn, and other crops with figures like 84 and 284,000 units, and references to Levee and federal policies. The text reflects a data-heavy rural economy snapshot with unnamed sources.
New York Stores Placed in Receivership Amid Turmoil
Major New York department stores and a wholesale banking home tied to the Steveeferes corporation were placed in receivership in federal court. Henry Sebel of the city directs the holding group. Action aims to conserve goodwill and rehabilitate the enterprises amid tightened credit. Estimated past earnings run about 40 million dollars annually.
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Nemapaper
Volo News
Sereton
New York
Parker Destroyer Complete Largest of Its Class
The Parker, the biggest destroyer completed in Philadelphia, is turned over to the government. This twin screw oil-horing torpedo heat destroyer carries four rapid firing guns and four twin torpedo tubes. One hundred men including four officers will serve on the ship, which can cruise 17,000 miles with ten tanks full.
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Philadelphia
Parker
Mother Jones Arrives Under Militia Escort in Colorado
Reported event centers on the arrival of Mother Jones with a militia escort under orders from Adjutant General Chase. Authorities threaten arrest to protect her from harm as strikers’ leaders denounce the move, while citizens debate responsibility for her safety and protest.
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Colorado
Chase
Foster Newcmber
Lilien
Praddad
Colo
Stoller Jones
Chase Ordemat
Ohgey
Jonso
Jonso Ath
Mother Jones
Itil
Ethitic
Jalin McLennon
Colorato Foderation
Laer
Tle
Border crossing details and chaotic protest reports
A disrupted scene describes Fearon Mvange and others in a border crossing context, with mentions of multiple groups and unclear allegiances. References to stations, movements, and a lack of clear outcomes suggest a tense, unsettled situation. The report cites figures tied to militia-like groups and mentions possible military or paramilitary action, with no decisive resolution presented.
Military Law Denounced Amid West Virginia Report
A Senate committee investigation into martial law in West Virginia is cited in a formal statement by Senator Terah. The report criticizes federal and military authorities for dissolving civil court functions and suspending normal duties, while asserting no evidence that civil courts were impeded or that officials failed in their duties during martial law.
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Pall Creek
Whyeathena
Pantie
Tera Rien
Senate Committee
West
Ae Senate Committee
Fort Premaral
Terah
Torah
Statenent
Aetitie
West Virginia
New World
Settlement Worker's Body Found at Coney Island
The body of Tessie B. McCann a Brooklyn settlement worker missing for a month was found washed ashore at Coney Island by a waterman after a heavy storm. Physicians found no signs of violence and police lack a clear cause of death.
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New York
Tessie B. McCann
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Milwee Wins Sheriff Nomination in Monroe County
Jern Newspaper Cylon News Screten reports Milwee, a noted state politician and speaker of the House, secured the Democratic primary sheriff nomination in Monroe County, defeating A N Bebtin ker by about 300 votes. J Travis named for representative, TOG Trice of Holly Grove wins equity judge race by a large majority, Theo Malone nominated for county clerk, RoA Holloway for intest clerk, W Tach for assessor, CG Woodsin for treasurer.
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Cylon News
Wrendon
Milwee
Lease of Representatives
Monroe County
A. N. Bebtinker
J.travis
Trice
Holly Grove
Rom. Verderson
Theo Malone
Ro A Holloway
Fruit Growers Meet in Fort Smith Program Released
Fort Smith hosts the Thirty-fourth annual Arkansas State Horticultural Society session February 10 101. B N Hopkins announces the official program featuring an illustrated fruit diseases lecture by Miss Miriam Rubart of Hatavin Ark. Fruit models will accompany disease demonstrations for the first time. Address speakers include John Tage state commissioner of agriculture Prof John Burrall University of Arkansas Count Hopkins Balimore and others.
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Wratern Newaomper
Fnion
Fort Smith
Arkansas State Horticulturral Society
B.N Hopkins
Secretw
Mise Migrin Rubart
Hatavin
Ark
John Tage
Agmentinne
John Burrall Prestent
University of Arkansas
Count Hopkins
Balimere
Aerlentire
Neh Wens
Fort Smith Subiaco Rail Link May Sell Coal Lands
Officials announce plans to transfer ownership of coal lands covering about 3000 acres, mostly in Logan County, with an option exercised for immediate operations. The proposed extension of the Fort Smith Subiaco air Master railway would run from Scranton to Dardanelle, linking with the Dardanelle main line.
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Fort Smith
Peter
Heck
Dubisi
Logan
Scranton
Fort Smith, Subiaco Air Master
Scrinton
Dardanelle
Ofsard
Four Men Held After Shanty Boat Murder Near Morrie
A fatal shooting on a shanty boat moored off Morrie leads to the arrest of Richard Grading Frank Mittervel Henry and two others for murder. Morrie Upie slain. Samifald injured by a stray shot as the boat slept. Thornton Herman plans a new bank named Oth wens bank with capital of 25000, Halpin president, Wibienack vp and treasurer, S McCain secretary.
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Tatern Neweapeper
Murray
Charles Matifoll
Hiehard
Rading
Frank Mittervel
Henry
Morrie
Upie
Hientes
Samifald
Thornton -Onherman
Oth Wens’ Bank
Halpin
Merchant Held for Killing Marianne Wordf
A Carthron merchant and planter in Lee County faced a preliminary hearing on a murder charge tied to the death of Marianne Wordf. He was bound over to await grand jury action. Sheriff Tafargue has not identified suspects in the Gillett bank robbery. a reward attracts detectives from other counties. The case is thought linked to a highly skilled operator with rice-farm ties.
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Marianne Wo
Carthron
Lee County
Claude Denson
Stuttgart
Tafargue
Gillett
American Hatkers* Association
Couty
Arkansas Goes Dry as Saloons Close Statewide
Arkansas becomes dry as the Going Act takes effect January 1 1913 closing all saloons in Little Rock Argenta Port Smith Hope Wet Springs Pine Bluff and other towns. County judges must publish petitions twice and wait ten days before voting, delaying license decisions and keeping saloons closed for at least two weeks in some areas.
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Western Newspaper
Upton News Service
Little Rock
Arkansas
Argen Port Smith
Hope
Wet Springs
Pine Huth
Asher
Pulaski County
Argenta
Farmers Week Short Course Opens at University of Arkansas
Many farmers attend the Farmers Week Short Course at Me College of Agriculture University of Arkansas with about fifty registrants. Sessions cover home economy household science and rural education under Jessarah Pet tf head of the domestic science department, including cooking, infant care, and home management.
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Fort Newan
Leton News
Sereton Faverteville
Me College of Agriculture
University of Arkansas
Matt Donkinde
Svettons
Jessarah Pettf
Federal legislation push for Hot Springs growth plans
An effort will push a West regisirer meeting of the Business Men’s League to send a committee to Washington to lobby United States senators representatives and Interior officials on legislation benefiting Hot Springs. Proposed is federal appropriations of several hundred thousand dollars for an expansion to the Army and Navy hospital and other city projects. A fatal railroad wreck near Booneville claimed the life of attorney Jacobs, age 66, who died from injuries after a Rock Island collision. Fulton Judge Stale Bsneare, leader of the Stock Growers Association, reports cattle shipments to St Louis. Arkansas farmers may see more leaf cotton as Bermuda and alfalfa pastures boost livestock.
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Werte S Hot Springs
West
Washington
United States
Department of the Interior
Hot Springs
Clarkaville
A.C Dacobs
Forties
Rock Jehund
Booneville
Mir Jacobe
WR Atkinson
Jacobs
Fulton
Stale Bsneare
Stock Growers’ Association
St Louis
Red River
Todee Tshears
Arkansas
Married in Jail Brings Quick Arkansas Ceremony
Paragould pair Misaeffie Brink and Walter Maynes wed in a city corridor under unusual circumstances. Maynes had been jailed after a filing by the bride’s father. A woman intervened to seek release, then returned with a marriage license as Judge Charles Grooms officiated the ceremony.
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Paragould
Misaeffie Brink
Walter Maynes
Charles Grooms
Maynes
Your Women
Ola
Mayne
Judge Grooms
Railroad injunction fight ends over nine mile line
In Jefferson Chancery Court Western Newer Jon News Spreton Pine Hiatt and J. M. Elliott as River Limber Company reps sought to dissolve a perpetual injunction blocking teardown of nine miles of railroad tracks between Dranghon and New haf Ark. Arkansas Railroad Commission had ordered continued operation. Saline River Company argues timber cuts and loss make passenger service unprofitable while New Edimburgh fears loss of both passenger and freight service if line abandoned.
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Jon News
Spreton Pine
Hiatt
Yeellor
J. M. Elliott
Jefferson Chancery Court
Arundidese
Searcy
Pitt Holmes
Rison
the River Limber Company
Ats
Dranghon
Newhaf Ark
Arkansas Railroad Commission
Competite Company
Cleveland
Saline River Oy Company
New Edimbureh
Banquet Honors Lee and Cabinet Leaders at South Event
A banquet recalling Democratic National Committee figures and President Wilson's administration featured remarks by Vir about southern support and cabinet work. Col George W. Norman attended, adding to the informal reception that followed the program.
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Semapanes Wali News Saat Vianibire
Vetentis
Democratic Natuual
Vir
Tawnymen
Wilson
St. Wee
Pryor
Hamlure
George W. Norman
Children Carrying Whiskey Detained by Deputy Marshal
Margret and Marie Rosetn sisters aged nine and six were arrested attempting to catch a train near Haileyville Oklahoma with 12 quarts of whiskey in a suitcase. Two more girls were later arrested with similar quantities. authorities allege they were induced to attempt the transfer. The minors were released and held by grand jury minutes. both girls remained jailed in default of bond. Dr Brough Honored for Third Time as Southern University Professors chairman.
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Forta Sonnesmith
Oklibola
United States
Margaret
Marie Rosetn
Haileyville
Okla
Brough
Payeteville
Drett Brough
University of Ark
Nsns
Payetteville
Southern University
Richmond
Rice Growers Campaign for Better Grade Rice
The Klee Growers Association and others interested in future rice industry success have begun a campaign among farmers for smaller acreage and improved rice grade. Last season growers with irrigation harvested a better grade and earned more than those with unirrigated land.
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Klee Growers’ Association
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