Senate Talks Against Time In Congression Scene
The Senate debates time constraints as House passes large appropriations and Democrats seek to shape the Rules body. Leaders tout progress on urgent bills while tariff and pension measures loom, with contention over maneuvering and pacing the session.
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House
Ulan
Abe
Columbia
Democratin
Spaaheer
Beavishi
Menry
Tha Mead Erate
Thindwick Ga
oNoy
Winin
Peand
Wilkow CP
Bar to New Rule Sparks Student Protests at PTR College
The student body at PTR College faces a looming rule change aimed at control of campus speech and conduct. Widespread opposition stems from fears of censorship as protests erupt, with leaders arguing the policy infringes on academic freedom and rights to dissent.
Japan to Oust Socialista Rounds Suppressive Move
Japanese government orders a broad crackdown on socialists following recent condemnations to death. Tokyo and other cities will see wholesale raids as authorities intensify actions against socialist groups.
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Vittoria
Int
Bae
E. Tettuns
Denjire Kotaku
PoNoWwers
Tokyo
Japan
Brown Plans Aeronautics Course For Curriculum
Providence R I June 2. A course on aeronautics and the study of aviation will soon be added to Brown University elective studies. Brown will be the first college in the country to admit such a course of lectures and study.
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Providence
R. 1
Wade
Brown Univerally
Brown
M'CURDY IN CUBA EXPECTS FLIGHT TO HAVANA SOON
M'Curdy, the aviator, plans an early air voyage from Key West to Havana and has arrived aboard the destroyer Pantin to scout the route. Tests showed smoke indicators confirming feasibility up to about twenty miles from the patrol vessel as metered. He aims to depart tomorrow if conditions remain favorable.
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Kay West
Havana
Jan
AL D. MecCurily
Anmeveay Avistar
Key West
Tavis
United States
Devtrayer Brayton
Metre
Campy Columbia
Kor West
Girls use gasoline, one dead in kitchen fire
In Springfield South Dakota eight year old Zera Brown died after gasoline was used by four girls to replenish a kitchen fire by mistake. Four girls Lylla Dawes Charlotte Dawes Eilda Crosby and others were burned. two expected to die soon and the others may recover. The Dawes home suffered near total loss.
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Springfield
S. D
Zera Brown
Lylla Dawes
Charlotte Dawes
Eilda Crosby
Sabe
George Dawes
Dawes
Pred Dawes
Virle
Dames
Tater
Tiiton
Lewis Reported Defeated In Central Pennsylvania Voting
Fragmented dispatch notes President Lewis defeated by a small margin as delegates for district No. 2 converge amid tensions. Reported clashes over leadership surface with Vic Provident James Purcell leading forces in the contest.
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Columbus
OQ Dan
Tadien Cap Ous
Wil
Lewis
Cailteattle Warriors
Tom N. Lewis
Central
Pennsylvania
Vic Provident
James Purcell
Rich Slide
Elgin adopts commission form with varied events
A mixed wire service roundup reports Elgin adopting a commission form of government. It notes a powder explosion in May, royal Ireland visit plans, Taft era posts, a clergyman’s death, ship incidents, a wire price rise, a masked robbery, New Mexico constitutional ratification, a murder conviction, a self inflicted death, a deteriorating case, and naval reassignments involving Baltimore and Texas ships.
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Elgin
King George
Queen Mary
Ireland
Charles 2
Hitles
Treasury
Taft Moe
Hey
Arthur W. Mann
Clavwelind
Nate
Protestiumt Epiacopil
Columbus
Une Auer Jean Steel and Wire Company
Alse Effect Duamediately
Hie Cule
Hl) Tew
Conk Company
Cishier
Rose Gaunt
New Mexico
Wickham
Aunte Sutherland
Chippewa Falla
Wis
al Sutherland
Watupan
B. Watated Singh Ham
Tacoum
Baltimore
Yoris Yard
Charleston
Lin Battles
Texas Ga
Texas
Norfolk Navy Yard
Confessions Roil Danville Politics Amid Vote Buying Scandal
City Attorney Jones asserts he bought votes in the last campaign and urges a mass oath for Grand Jury testimony. Sheriff Shepard admits campaign money and purchasable votes, while Mayor Louis Drl and other officials consider confessing. The confession wave alarms Danville as indictments seem likely and officials eye mass meetings to expose all who knew of vote selling.
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Daveville
Dha
Ominor
Bern
Tughile
Danville
Ite
Khows
Sherif Shepard
Jones
Grand Jury
Grams
Louis Drl
Caine
Niiney
Ayer
Aantis Merting
Joules
Dawe
Adams Coimity Co
Stepfather in Jail Over Alleged Abuse of Four-Year-Old Gustave
Madison reports stepfather Wor Stepfather of Gustave Seal is jailed on charges of assault and inhuman treatment after alleged neglect led to severe injuries and impending amputation. Public sentiment rises as hearings delay while condition of the child remains uncertain.
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Madison
Neldun
Cody
Nichols
Sheri Sante
Nortull
Biehr
Gustave Seal
Wes
Neglertlig
Wis
Farmer Killa Wife and Self Die in Vierca County Tragedy
In Vierca County Oscar John, a 9 year farmer, killed his wife with a butcher knife and then took his own life with the same weapon. They leave eight children.
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Killa
Noligh
Nob
Oscar Johnson
Vierca County
Connecticut and Ohio gain new United States senators
The report notes Atlee Pomerene of Canton Ohio elected lieutenant governor last November and slated to begin the senate term March 4, with plans not to resign the lieutenant governorship. It also details George Phelps Molten’s election as United States senator from Connecticut to succeed Morgan Bulkeley, outlining Molten’s long public career and education.
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Atlee Fomerene
Canton
Charles Dick Ax
United States
Ohio
Senate
Pamerene
Iolines County
Vermilion Institute
Trayesville
Princeton University
Cincinnati Law School
Iesas
Turk
Jie
Claris
Byt
Connecticut
George Phelps Molen
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Senator Bulkeley
Iillawley
Eleve
Slytsbury
Conn
Lils
Bardford
Beng
Thirteen Experts at Short Course at State Agricultural College
Thirteen experts from a late agricultural college attend Corrseville gathering. They assist in live stock and corn judging, plus advanced work in domestic science and data science departments. Two new classes for girls and boys run post noon, with strong prizes for corn.
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State Agricultural College
San
Wiber
Ploetein
Sioux City
Siso
Correstionyie
Lawsuit Seeks Recovery From Former County Treasurer
Calhoun Supervisors sue former Treasurer I. W. McCrary of Rockwell City and his official bond for about 900 dollars claiming a shortage found by an expert accountant. The matter has lingered without official action, with officials generally not alleging intentional wrongdoing.
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Calhoun
T. W. McCrary
Blake City
Caroun County Board of Supervisors
I. W. McCrary
Rockwell City
McCrary
Church A Social Center Opens Three Evenings Weekly
Sioux City Baptist plans to keep its church open three nights a week as a social center amid protests against a restrictive policy. The change aims to slow the city’s congestion and provide festive activities, with chimes sweeping through the evenings and church officials outlining a broader community role.
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Sioux City Baptist
Wade
New York
Town Falls Injury Case Plays Out In Court
A legal dispute north of Town Falls centers on water flow between two landowners. Judge Wielgtt ruled that water actually flowed over King’s hand, awarding no right to stop the water and granting a permanent holding in Chaney’s favor after an injury occurred to Wing’s futon.
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Town Falls
Ill
Wing
Kit
Chaney
Wielgtt
Girl Leads Debating Team at Ottumwa High School
Josephine Donets of Ottumwa High School steered a debate victory over nearby schools on the topic that the United States should provide a one dollar execution tax. The Ottumwa team secured the decisive win amid a tense, close contest.
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Ottumwa High School
Winfield High
Omwa
Josephine Donets
Fee Otennyva High Schwol
Ottumwa
Ad High Scheel
Wilysthesia
Wis
United States
Ebovl
Ottumiwn
Mail Clerks May Strike in Miwon City
Clerks threaten to strike against the post department as officials consider replacing workers with machinery. The move follows a clerical dispute over pay, hours, and working conditions, with disagreements fueling potential action in central postal offices.
Des Moines Elects Officers in State Traveling Men Meet
A W Ball of Des Moines was elected secretary treasurer of the State Traveling Men's association defeating Deets by 42 votes. J W Hil was elected president. J M Bowie reelected vice president with the largest majority on the ticket. Harry Res reelected to the directory board with 968 votes. R V Nicholson defeated. George L Hamilton takes his place as director.
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Des Moines
A. W. Ball
Lum State Traveling Men's Association
Deets
J. W. Hil
Association of
Traveling Men
JM. Bowie
Hi Friends
W. A. McCord
Harry BE. Res
Directory Board
Association
R V. Nicholson
of Directors
Rumsslang
George 1. Hamilton
Will Catalogue Bachelors Ball At Mason City
A local feature proposes issuing a catalogue of bachelors at a Mason City event. The plan would list names ages occupations and possessions to settle social curiosities and publish a keepsake for the year opening festivities.
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Mason City
Forest City
Dan
Messaers
Boost New Industries in Sluna City Pushes for Reform
The state Commercial club appeals to the Woodbury delegation and state legislature to remove all license taxes on infant and new industrial organizations. The movement seeks to ease growth for manufacturers, calls for countywide electors for supervisors, passage of a sales tax bill, and scrutiny of money credits.
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Sluna City
Statety Commercial Club
Woodbury
Gon Ungent
Lowa
Wtellion
Withdrawals Mount As Temperance Workers Report Progress
Cedar Rapids Jan 24 Temperance workers keep the number of withdrawals secret to avoid tipping off loom men. They report encouragement, have secured many names for removal from the draft and will file affidavits to show desire to withdraw.
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Cedar Raplas
Joon
Hamburg man jailed for 25 years after assault conviction
Hamburg Iowa January 23 Havery Barger confessed to assaulting Mrs Baker wife of a farmer south of here He was sentenced to twenty five years by Judge Ellison at Rockport Missouri The 20 year old defendant required assistance to stand during the pronouncement. Donaldson breaks world record in Kimberley Cape Colony January 237 Jack Donaldson a professional printer ran 160 yards in 4 seconds setting a new world mark.
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Havery Bat Ger
Baker
Here
Ellison
Rockport
Moe
Barger
Donaldson
Kimberley
Cape Colony
Jack Donaldsan
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