Monroe Doctrine Rung In As Morocco Debate Heats Up
At Algeciras the scene of Moroccan talks drew attention to continental interests. Moroccan foreign minister Mohammed el Torres arrived to represent Morocco as France stressed proximity and frontier reach. French delegate M Reyoil noted France’s special position near Morocco and its links to Cuba Panama and Venezuela in the broader crisis.
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Algeciras
Spain
Mohammed el Torres
Morocco
Associated Press
M. Revoil
France
Rock OF Gibraltar
United States
Central America
Cuba
Panama
Venezuela
M. Reyoil
Liberals Sweep English Elections Across Key Constituencies
London reports a Liberal landslide after 39 constituencies vote with Liberals gaining 18 seats. Labourites win 4, Churchill takes Manchester northwest by 1,241, Talbot defeats by 1,980, total parliament to be 380 Liberals, 14 Unionists, 6 Laborites, 7 Nationalists. Voters today include 21 London seats and Leeds suburbs. Winston Churchill cited as rising hope, fate of Joseph Chamberlain discussed.
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London
England
Manchester
Arthur J. Talfour
T. G. Horridge
Balfour
Thorridge
Winston Churchill
W. Joynson
Licks
BTU
Leeds
South Africa
Joseph Chamberlain
Birming
Parly News
Winston
Disappointed ex-premier faces new seating options
The former prime minister, defeated in Manchester, showed calm restraint while delivering a measured speech on Saturday night. He has been offered secure seats but has not yet decided on his political future.
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Ing
Balfour
Manchester
Tragedy at The Bear in St Petersburg Nightclub
A New Year tragedy at The Bear restaurant in St Petersburg ends with Count Sherometief killing student Davidoff after an argument over the national anthem. Davidoff’s friends wounded, two women hit by stray shots. chaos ensues as patrons align by politics and Davidoff’s aunt shields the body in a dramatic scene.
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St. Petersburg
Davidoff
Count Sherometief
Mile
Rigo
Chimay
Comet Sherometieff
France and That Castro
A Caracas dispatch dated January 11 via Port of Spain says France severed relations with Venezuela after the government refused to renew ties through M Taigny. Russell, the U S minister, delivered the note for France and now holds the archives and interests. M Taigny has been recalled and communications must travel via Trinidad.
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Washington
Caracas
Port of Spain
Trinidad
France
M.taigny
Russell
United States
Venezuela
M. Taigny
Resignations of two Massachusetts savings bank officials
Boston dates state savings bank commissioners Warren E. Locke and James O. Otis sent resignations to Governor Curtis Guild Jr after a conference. Guild accepted the resignations. They admitted neglecting to inspect Provident Securities and Banking Co. due to law misinterpretation.
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Boston
Curtis Guild, Jr
Warren E. Locke
James O. Otis
Savings Bank
Guild
Provident Securities and Banking Company
Arizona Delegation Opposes Joint Statehood
A citizen committee led by Delegate Mark Smith from Arizona urged the president to oppose joint statehood with New Mexico. They reported 5 percent of Arizonans opposed the plan. The president welcomed the delegation but stated his support for joint statehood.
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Washington
Mark Smith
Arizona
New Mexico
Starr to be Port of Peoria surveyor successor
Julius Starr is to be appointed surveyor of the port of Peoria in succession to Major R. W. Burt. Starr was presented to the president by Senator Hopkins and Representative Grau of Illinois, who jointly recommended his appointment.
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Peoria
Washington
Ian
Julius &. Starr
R. W. Burt
Starr
Hopkins
Grau
Illinois
Death of Tillsbury-Washburn elevator superintendent after West Hotel blaze
Minneapolis reports the death of W. H. Amsden, superintendent of the Tillsbury-Washburn elevator system, who was badly injured by smoke during the West hotel fire last week. His death marks the tenth fatality from the blaze.
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Minneapolis
Amsden
Tillsbury- Washburn Company
West Hotel
Goebel for the Hall of Fame proposal in Kentucky Legislature
Cincinnati report notes William Goebel and Tenry Chliy statues proposed for Kentucky’s Hall of Fame in the Capitol at Washington. The bill was introduced by Representative Alverson of Lincoln County.
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar claims unique cure
For coughs and colds no remedy is equal to Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. It is different from all others better, because it expels all cold from the system of acting as a cathartic on the bowels. Affords immediate relief in Croup, Coughs, Col ds, Whooping Cough, etc. Children love it. Sold by all druggists.
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Kennedy
Doctor on disease perception in Bengal hospital
A doctor notes that in a Bengal hospital patients show skewed disease assessment. A man frets over not sneezing for three months while ignoring evident leprosy signs. The remark highlights misplaced priorities and health awareness.
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Bengal
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Promises Quick Pile Relief
The salve soothes and comforts for piles sores cuts boils and similar ailments. It supposedly draws out inflammation reduces swelling and acts as a rebefacieur to circulate blood through diseased parts allowing Nature to permanently remove the trouble. Sold by all druggists.
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DeWitt
Shipping gaps threaten U S war mobilization says staff
A War Department staff paper transmitted to Senator Gallinger warns the United States would face severe transport shortages in a war. It calls for large increases in sea transport capacity with 6,500 ton and 3,500 ton ships, sustained 12 knot speeds, and in Atlantic and Pacific fleets not fewer than 120 large ships and 105 small ships afloat, noting only 57 suitable vessels exist today.
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Washington
Tan
Tart T
Gallinger
Merchant Marine Commission
Senate
Ina
General Stafffins
Insilar
United States Register
Santingo
Navy
War Departments
Atlantic
Pacific
Ocean
Loyal Cumberland council rejects union with northern church
The executive committee of the Loyal Cumberland Presbyterian council at Nashville Tenn on January 14 issued an address to Cumberland Presbyterians opposing union with the northern Presbyterian church. It asserts 106 or more royalists remain firm in their church principles and will defend them with strong intensity, likening them to defending home altars.
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Nashville
Tenn
Loyal
Cumberland Presbyterian Council
Northern Presbyterian Church
Marshall Field Loses Ground in Chicago Patient’s Deterioration
New York January 15 Muaystuull tela of Chicago is in worse condition after several days at a city hotel. Pneumonia fights treatment and the patient shows great exhaustion. A bulletin notes Field losing ground and the outlook grows less favorable as a crisis is anticipated today.
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Marshall Field
New York
Muaystuull Tela
Chicago
Marshield
Gathering of U M W Men in Ninth District
President John Pahy of the ninth district United Mine Workers has left for Indianapolis after an urgent dispatch from President Mitchell requesting his attendance at a conference there. Presidents Nichols of Scranton and Dettrey of Tingleton have also been summoned to Indianapolis.
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U. M. W. Men
Shuimeokin
John Pahy
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Mitchell
Nichols
Scranton
Dettrey
Tingleton
Lave
Leon
Pndfanitpatis
Young Man Drops Dead After Skating Tour
In Ottumwa Iowa a 24 year old Milwaukee man Tie Max Mane row died after a skating tour hours at a roller rink. He collapsed on the street while escorting Miss Asa Miller home. Heat exhaustion cited as the cause, cooling gestures noted as insufficient.
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Ottumwa
Tadan
Max Manerow
Milwaukee
Asa Miller
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Digestion Aid
A vintage medical ad states that properly digested food strengthens the body and that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will digest meals to help assimilation. It claims relief from sour stomach belching heartburn and indigestion and promotes tissue-building blood. Sold by all druggists.
Joe Fifer Teaches Waltz and Five-Step at Knights
Joe Fifer will lead weekly dance lessons at Knights of the E oping every Wednesday evening teaching the correct waltz and a five step sequence for interested dancers.
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Joe Fifer
Knights of the Ee
Keynot h keynote bill for insurance reform
Senator Drye den plans to reintroduce in the senate a government control bill inspired by the New York legislative committee inquiry. The measure emphasizes publicity with safeguards to detect wrongdoing and punish offenders. It defines policies as instrumentalities of commerce.
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Washingtaiy
Dryeden
Senate
New York Legislative Committee
New York
Funeral for Dr William Rainey Harper in Chicago
The body of Dr William Rainey Harper late president of the University of Chicago was laid to rest in Oakwoods cemetery vault. He will be interred on the university campus with a memorial chapel and crypt planned. He lay in state in Haskell hall from 8 to noon as per his last wishes. Floral tributes included wreaths from President Roosevelt and Emperor William of Germany.
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Chicago
William Rainey Harper
University of Chicago
Oakwoods Cemetery
Haskell Hall
K. Harper
Roosevelt
William
Germany
No Help for Crazy Snake on Creek Treaty Vote
Crazy Snake visited the president to seek retention of tribal relations for the Creek Indians. The president cited 15,000 Creek voters in favor of the treaty, stating that Crazy Snake and his band must accept the decision and the terms of the country.
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Crazy Snake
Washington
Stonemasons Adjourn. Geddes Elected President in Union Meet
The International Stonemasons' Union convention in St Paul adjourned after electing officers for a biennial term. Malcolm Geddes of St Paul was chosen president, while J J Byrne of St Louis was re elected secretary and treasurer.
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Stonemasons
St. Paul
International Stonemasons’ Union
Malcolm Geddes
J. J. Bryne
St. Louis
Higher Price for Brooms
Bloomington Jan 14 Central Waois broom manufacturers push price rise and call US broom makers to meet the situation, issued by Secretary Oscar P. Markle of the Broom Manufacturers association.
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Bloomington
United States
Oscar ‘Tp. Markle
The
Broom Manufacturers’ Association
General Nogi Receives Pop War Reception in Tokio
General Nogi, returning from Manchuria, is greeted in Tokio with a reception rivaling that for Admiral Togo. A Boston copper firm files a 150 million dollar incorporation in Portland Maine. A Denver mining engineer commits suicide in front of his wife. U S reclamation builds 77 miles of irrigation canals in three years and spends 10 million. Pennsylvanian legislature convenes an extra session at 2 PM for reform measures. United Mine Workers meet in Indianapolis to discuss broad-scale adjustments affecting 100000 miners. Korean government retains diplomat White Stephens as adviser to the emperor. broker James A Doran suspended with 200000 liabilities. Mexican cotton crop estimates fall to 800000 bales. Mexico City police expose a US sharpers gang preying on tourists at poker gates.
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Nogi
Tokio
Manchuria
Togo
American Consolidated Copper Company
Porthind
James B. Allen
Denver
United States Reclamation Service
ThePennsylvanikt
Pennypacker
United Mine Workers’ Convention
Indianapolis
Burhina White Stephens
James A. Doran
St. Paul
James A. Doran & Co
Tas
Habililes
Meixco
United States
Lawson Declines Washington Birthday Dinner Speaking
Peoria Wi January 15 Thomas W Lawson will not speak at the Creve Coeur club Washington birthday dinner. Peoria bankers protested his presence and the banquet chairman intimated the objection. Lawson refused to attend saying he has no game to exploit the American people and will remain independent. Objectors welcomed the cancellation but Kempshall expressed regret as many members wanted to hear him.
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Peoria
Thomas W. Lawson
Washington
Creve Coeur Club
Boston
Lawson
Kim
Anmerica
H—T
Lresident
M. Kempshall
Henry Wulff and J. W. Lobb plead guilty in fraud case
Henry Wulff former state treasurer and J. W. Lobb pleaded guilty before Judge Bethea in Chicago a mail fraud case linked to Continental Finance company. They had earlier pleaded not guilty and faced potential penalties up to 3000 in fines and nine years in prison. sentencing set for Wednesday.
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Chicago
Henry Wulff
Exstate
J. W. Lobb
Wulff
H. Bethea
United States District Court
Continental Finance Company
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Digestive Rest
An advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure lets the stomach rest by digesting what you eat, relieving indigestion belching gas sour stomach and heartburn, and helping digestive organs convert foods into rich red blood for health and strength. Sold by all druggists.
Mrs Austin Pancakes A Go To For Shoppers
A short shopper note promotes Mrs Austin pancakes as a reliable choice for breakfast. It claims the product is widely available at all grocers, implying broad distribution and consumer trust. The teaser emphasizes convenience and no disappointment.
Hildreth Jury Disagrees in Civil Service Case
In Jacksonville Judge Barnes dismissed the jury after 36 ballots failed to reach a verdict in the case of Alderman Matthew L. Hildreth charged with violating state civil service law. The panel stood seven acquittals to five convictions, with the case postponed to the April term.
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Hildreth
Jacksonville
Dan
Ma. U
Matthew L. Hildreth
Barnes
Fined for Employing Children in Alton Theater
Alton Illinois January 1 manager Richards of a juvenile theatrical troupe pleaded guilty to two counts of violating state labor laws by employing children. He was fined 85 in each case. Deputy Factory Inspector Jencks prosecuted, alleging the troupe hired children for night performances.
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Alton
Richards
Trewis
Jencks
Nichols Case Reveals Doctor's Kissing Bag Allegations
In Springfield Nebraska the case against Charles A Nichols for sending obscene letters through the mails features depositions about a doctor with a “kissing bag.” The statements claim he kissed attendees each night, including the complainant Mrs Susie Day.
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Springfield
Tan
Charles A. Nichols
Susie Day
New Railway Incorporated
Secretary of state issues license to New Railway Incorporated to construct an electric railway from Mattayu to Hillsboro, Springfield WL.
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New Railway Incorporated
Springfield
Dan
Secretary of State
Mattayu
Hillsboro
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Sold by Drug Gists
An old promotional note claims perfection in the physical comes from nature, noting cathartics grip and dissipate while DeWitt's Little Early Risers expel putrid matter to let the liver regain normal activity and improve complexion.
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DeWitt
Mrs Austin's Pancake Flour Delight
If you enjoy muffins and wafties try Mrs Austin's pancake flour and you will be delighted with ee re pulte.
Medal of Honor for a Boy in Erie Rescue
Charles K Wise a 14 year old boy in Cleveland received a Medal of Honor from the Treasury Secretary via Representative Burton for saving a companion from drowning in Lake Erie. Shaw sent a magnificent silver medal and a personal letter praising the boy for courage and judgment beyond his years.
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Cleveland
Charles K. Wise
Confess
Erie
College student holds up to rob high school receipts
Fred Shrapp an 18 year old Washburn college student in Topeka masked a high school student Arner Robenson at a school entertainment receipts robbery. A struggle left Robenson shot in the leg as Shrapp fired three more shots before capture and jail. Robenson's wound is not dangerous. Police found a revolver purgiiis tools and whiskers on Shrapp. His father works in Santa Fe Railway offices.
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Topeka
Kan
Fred Shrapp
Washburn College
Arner Robenson
Robenson
Thrapp
Santa Ire
Not Poison Claim in Pratt Murder Trial
Des Moines Iowa June 15 Dr Hews for the defense in Mrs Josiah Pratt murder trial testified Pratt did not die of arsenical poison but a complication of diseases. On cross examination he could not name a disease with symptoms like arsenic poisoning. Hews attended Pratt at his death his testimony will weigh with the jury.
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Des Moines
Hews
Rockwell City
Josiah Pratt
Pratt
Nine House speeches on Philippine tariff bill in six hours
In Washington on January 15 the House debated the Philippine tariff bill with nine speeches totaling about six and a half hours. Four backed the measure Gaines Thomas Needham and Scott, while three opposed Young Loud Norris. The Senate was not in session.
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Washington
House
Gaines
Tennessee
Thomas
North Carolina
Needham
California
Scott
Kansas
Young and Loud
Michigan
Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Fifteen Rescued From Floating Ice Near Sandusky
Three men observed a drifting ice floe carrying fifteen skaters and ice boaters from shore. They launched a boat and reached the group, pulling all to safety. The ice had detached unnoticed by many sportsmen along the shore.
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Sandusky
Sage of Mukwonago Knore Dies in Green Bay
Andrew S Knore aged 101 known as Sage of Mukwonago dies at his Green Bay home on January 1. He was a leading figure in Wisconsin history and likely the last survivor of the 1846 constitutional conventions and the territorial legislature.
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Green Bays
Wis
Andrew S Knore
Mukwonago
Wisconsin
Elmore
South Carolina College Bids Farewell to Intercollegiate Football
The board of trustees of South Carolina college decided to abolish intercollegiate football. The move was stated as made for the institution's best interests and without outside influence.
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Columbia, S. C
South Carolina College
Indians Wholly Destitute in Leech Reservation
Duluth Minnesota report notes severe hunger among Leech Lake Indians due to rice and fish shortages for winter. Older tribe members face complete destitution as supply lines fail and subsistence erodes under harsh conditions.
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Duluth
Minn
Leech Reservation
Reasonable Doubt Granted in Hummel Conspiracy Case
Justice Wood ward of the appellate division granted a certificate of reasonable doubt in the case of Abraham M. Hummel, the New York lawyer convicted of conspiracy in the Dodge Morse divorce proceedings.
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Hummel
New York
Justice Woodward
Appellate Division
The
Supreme Court
Abraham M. Hummel
Dodge- Morse
Proprieter Blown Up in Mackey Hardware Store
Boone Iowa January 15 the Mackey hardware store fourteen miles northeast of Boone was wrecked by an accidental dynamite discharge. Proprietor Alva S Nelson was alone in the building and was blown to atoms.
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Boone
Mackey
Alva S. Nelson
President Backs Hepburn Bill on Railroad Rates
President Roosevelt indicates approval of the Hepburn bill supported by the House committee on interstate and foreign commerce, advancing regulation of railroad rates.
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Hepburn Hill
Washington
Roosevelt
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar Claims Cure
A vintage ad proclaims Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a liquid cold cure that thoroughly evacuates the bowels to drive all cold from the system. It markets as best for coughs and croup and states it is sold by all druggists.
Cash Register for Sale by Brown & Nollmeyer
An entirely new cash register is offered for sale at a local shop. Call Brown & Nollmeyer for details on this first class unit and the great bargains available.
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BROWN
Danny Journal Delivers Throughout City For One Week
The Danny Journal distributes to every part of the city for a week, ensuring broad access. The notice highlights wide circulation and local availability of the publication during the period.
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Danny
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