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Washington warns Mexico to keep peace on the border amid Juarez tensions. Debates loom on campaign finance, postdepartment activity, and a vast Lincoln memorial plan. A 50 000 strong suffrage parade is planned for Wilson's inauguration season. Rivers and harbors bill passes with 40.5 million. A Chicago hotel fire kills four, injures many. Norman Nippon issues, pardons, and commutations mark Illinois actions.
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Reception for Tama Jim Wilson at Ames college noted
A large student led reception will honor Tama Jim Wilson upon his retirement as secretary of agriculture. The state board of education approved the plan. Wilson, former Ames dean of agriculture, will begin private life with recognition at his longtime institution.
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Senate defeats plan for primary and popular vote for president
United States Senate narrowly defeats Owen amendment to a pending constitutional amendment, voting 26 to 32 to continue the electoral college. The body rejects all amendments aiming to limit presidents to shorter terms or bar re election, with party lines and factions listed for each proposal.
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Riot at Sunday revival drawing 20000 women crowd
At Columbus Ohio on a Friday crowd of about 20000 women surged toward the tabernacle where Rev W A Sunday conducted a revival. Police with clubs battled umbrellas and hatpins as hundreds were jostled and injured. A doorway collapsed onto the mob. as many as ten thousand could not enter.
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Balkan peace allies demand 200 million indemnity for Turkey
London February 2 Balkan peace allies present to Turkish envoys a demand for 200 million dollars in indemnity. Of this amount 75 million is to cover the indebtedness of conquered Turkish territory. Allies warn that indemnity would rise if war resumes. Indiana approves leases in Oklahoma. Muskogee report notes Osage council backs leases on 42 000 acres and urges sale on another 100 000 acres.
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Solicitor McCabe Resigns from Agriculture Dept
Washington February 3. George P McCabe solicitor of the department of agriculture submitted his resignation to Secretary Wilson on Friday effective March 4. The resignation was accepted and McCabe will move to Portland Oregon.
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Misa Henrietta Whitney Dead in New Haven
Mina Henrietta Whitney granddaughter of Eli Whitney died Friday in New Haven of pneumonia at her residence on Elm Street. Survived by a brother.
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Banks of Canada See Lands Rise as Immigration Grows
The year 1912 bank reports emphasize solid Canadian banking health and the rise in farm land values in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. Land yields, wheat and oats crops, and favorable credit implications are noted as important for rebounding Western agriculture amid rising immigration and free homestead prospects.
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Advertising the Wife In Window Seeks Companion
A provincial England town resident posts a photograph in a shop window with the notice Wanted, a female companion to the above. Apply at this office. The item notes a novel advertising method and ends with a remark that it takes a genius to save money or write poetry.
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