Embargo on Arms Against Arno Urged Lifting
Washington sources report broad support among cabinet members and a large share of Congress for lifting the U S embargo on arms to Mexico in a new step of the Wilson administration. Officials say Huerta bond defaults and European financial worries, plus constitutionalist plans to strike central Mexican cities, push toward a policy shift.
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Senate Foreign Relations
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Mexico
Senator Cullom Called Death of Former Illinois Senator
New Yorker and former Illinois senator Shelby M Cullom died January 28 after a week long illness. He reportedly wished to live to see a national memorial to Abraham Lincoln, a close personal friend.
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Hlinois
Abraham Lincoln
Senate
Cullom
Shelby M. Cullom
Illinois
Lincoln Memorial project resident commissioner dies at 85
The veteran public servant Cullom, appointed to spearhead the 32 million Lincoln memorial commission, died after a brief grip illness. Born 1829 in Kentucky, he served 30 years in the Senate with five consecutive terms, beginning after a 1883 appointment.
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Andrew Jackson
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North Carolina
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Sengste
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Town
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Vermont
Farmers Roundup conference sees rising attendance
The third day of the Farmers Roundup and housekeepers conference on Wednesday drew greater turnout from various regions. Numerous talks by notable figures highlighted the event, emphasizing progress and expertise in farming and domestic management.
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Logen
Vinh
Etuti
Blair Lee Seated as Maryland Senator by Senate
The senate seated Blair Lee a Democrat as Maryland's senator in the first contest under the new direct elections amendment.
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Washington
Senate
Blair Lee
Maryland
Arbitration Treaty Proposed by Bryan and Brun
Washington reports a plan for arbitration of all questions including national homes. The terms were agreed upon by Secretary Bryan and Constantin Brun the Danish minister.
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Washington
Bryan
Constantin Brun
Panama Toll Question Up In Congress Debate
Washington discussion centers on Panama canal tolls and the Tray Pauncefote treaty. President Wilson’s stance argues current American coastwise exemptions violate treaty terms of free access for all nations. Admin leaders await a public presidential statement before action.
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Panama
Capitol
Wilson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Germans Honor Their Ruler on Emperor William's Birthday
Berlin reports Emperor William marked his fifty fifth birthday with vigor showing in woodchopping feats. All classes of subjects observed the day with celebrations by university and technical school students academies of arts and sciences army and navy officers civic bodies municipalities and veterans associations across the empire.
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Academies of Arts and Sciences
Army
Empire
Gompers Celebrates Sixty Fourth Birthday
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor marked his sixty fourth birthday on Tuesday in Washington. He declared he felt vigorous physically and mentally and ready for continued service.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Trust Company Wreckers Indicted in Newark Case
Seventy indictments for high misdemeanor were returned by the Newark grand jury probing the Roseville Trust Company wrecking last August. The panel pursued charges against multiple individuals tied to the collapse.
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Newark
N. J
Roseville Trust Company
Lorena Cruce to Christen Oklahoma Battleship in March
Miss Lorena Cruce daughter of Oklahoma's governor will christen the new battleship Oklahoma in March. Indian and tribal representatives from about 40 Oklahoma nations will attend the ceremony.
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Lorena Cruce
Oklahoma
Miss Cruce
Bank Robbers Plead Guilty in Ludlow Bank Robbery
Chillicothe Mo January 24 James Madison John Miller and John Henry pleaded guilty to the Furriers bank robbery in Ludlow and were sentenced to twenty two years.
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John Miller
James Madison
John Henry
Furriers Bank
Ludlow
Ferry Boats Collide in Fog Shaking City
In dense fog, the municipal ferries Brooklyn and Manhattan collided, injuring two thousand passengers as the city endured a daylong fogbound grip.
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New York
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Veteran Admits Killing Three Men in Utah
Los Angeles inmate Captain W. Davis at Sawtelle has told police of three killings in eastern Utah in September 1892. He claims to have ambushed and killed Brock and two others after a cattle dispute, was convicted of manslaughter, and served eight months in Moab’s Grand County jail.
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Willian Wheeler
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Alaska Railway Bill Wins Senate Approval
In Washington the senate approved the Alaska railway bill by 46 to 16 directing the president to acquire or build 1000 miles of railroad in Alaska for up to 40 million dollars. The president selects the route and oversees construction and operation or leasing of lines. a redemption fund will receive 75 percent of proceeds from Alaska land sales and mineral contents.
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Willams
Tidewater
Stuchinery
Panama Canal
Oil strike near De Beque sparks wide interest
Denver reports an oil strike at De Beque Colorado reaching 100 barrels a day. The well on YW EL Dudley property near Grand Junction has flowed steadily since reaching 1759 feet. Experts predict daily output may rise to two hundred barrels.
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de Beque Grand Junction
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Grane Junction
Galesburg Girl Beneficiary In Mother Will Read
The 15 year old Galesburg girl Uh ilia Flake who plotted to kill her mother to marry her stepfather was named sole beneficiary of her mother’s will, which was read on Saturday.
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Galesburg
Ilia Flake
Moyer and Union Aides Face Indictment Over Mine Labor Feud
The Western Federation of Miners led by Charles H. Moyer and about thirty others were indicted in Michigan for conspiring to interfere with nonunion workers at copper mines. Counsel sought time to file special pleas and to quash indictments claiming illegal grand jury summons and secret deliberations.
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Pederagaon of Miness
Charles Hi. Moyer
Uader
Michigan
Hloughtonn
Federation
Kerr
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Meeting Schedule
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department meets on the first and second Thursday evenings each month. A meeting call consists of three taps on the courthouse bell, repeated three times.
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Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Court House
Snowslide Buries Homes in Storrs Utah
A snowslide half a mile above four homes in Storrs Utah buried three houses killing three people Alvs Anna Packovich and two unidentified Greek laborers The most seriously injured was T Thome with a broken leg and possible internal injuries Other two injured Greeks suffered bruises but were not believed to be seriously hurt The slide swept down a 250 to 300 foot wide six foot deep snow mass tearing vegetation and youth debris The mass rammed into the houses and came to rest nearby near the canyon head
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Storrs
Utah
Storr
Carlyon
Anna Packovich
Is &. T. Thome
Youth Testifies on Bomb Outrages and Black Hand Ties
Alfred Lehman a teenage boy testified Tuesday to starting seventeen bomb outrages and knowing eighty more. He claimed membership in a black hand society and said he was paid fifty dollars for each bomb he planted while aiding investigations into murders arson and burglary.
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New York
Alfred Lehman
Son Kills Father During Family Threats in Natchitoches
John C. Clark Jr., 18, shot and killed his father in Natchitoches after the father threatened nine family members with a pistol, according to coroner's inquest testimony. He acted in response to the threat and stated the motive as self defense.
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John C. Clark, Jr
Raouf Hussein Bey eyed as admiral and marine minister
Raouf Hussein Bey Raouf Hussein, captain of the Turkish battleship Hamidis in the Balkan war, is likely to be elevated to admiral and appointed minister of marine.
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Raouf Hussein
Hamidis
Commissioning of Isrooklyn at Philadelphia Navy Yard
The armored cruiser Isrooklyn, flagship of Rear Admiral Schrey, was placed in commission at the Philadelphia navy yard on Monday after over ten years idle.
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Philadelphia
Isrooklyn
Schrey
Santiago
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Parcel post brings nineteen pound package baby
A strong infant believed to be a healthy boy was delivered by parcel post in Hoquiam on Saturday. The item weighed about twenty pounds and was prepaid from Olympic by Assistant Postmaster Jesse Havens.
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Hoquiam
Wash
Parcel Post
Jesse Havens
Olympic
Mrs Eva Murphy Files for Sixth Kansas Congress Seat
Mrs Eva H Murphy of Goodland announces candidacy for congress from the Sixth Kansas district as a Progressive. She is married with several grown children.
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Goodland
Kan
Eva H. Murphy
Kansas
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