Indiana Prohibitionists Meet to Nominate in May
The Indiana prohibitionists plan a state convention in Indianapolis on May 19 and 20 to nominate a ticket and publish their platform. Dispatches to the Review note gradual national trade gains and ongoing monetary improvement. Col Bryan cites Senator Beveridge proposing a tariff revision commission with potential election timing implications. Randall of Fort Wayne denies a congressional bid this year, focusing instead on the Fort Wayne to Chicago Toledo ship connection project.
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Chicago
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Any Seat for Ten Cents at New Jefferson
Sullivan Stock company offers ten cent admission for all seats at the New Jefferson for Deserted at the Altar with vaudeville between acts. Doors open 7 30 PM. first come, first served. Matinee 2 30 PM Saturday.
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New Jefferson
Sullivan Stock Company
International marriages drew fire in house debate
Representative McGavin denounced heiresses marrying foreign titled men and urged tax on dowries and husbands in a passionate attack on Sabath’s proposal. He claimed the bill targets monied unions and compared nobility buying with public commerce as he critiqued the era of high living in New York.
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United States
House At Representatives
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Apphiuse
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Bryan Criticizes Supreme Court Ruling On Employment
Senator Bryan denounced the court decision upholding employer discretion to refuse workers, arguing the creature of the law principle would let corporations dictate employees thoughts and loyalties. He held a window reception with senators including Bailey and Teller, and dined with Senator Newlands after meetings with other Democrats.
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Teller
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Testimony on 6 Cent Oil Rate Under Standard Oil Case
In Washington on January 29 cross examination of Deputy Commissioner Durand clarifies the 6 cent rate on petroleum charged to Standard Oil and the earlier 4 and 8 percent filings. Rosenthal questions whether rates from Whiting to East St. Louis via Chicago and Eastern Illinois were 6 percent and 8 percent at different periods, while Durand confirms the lawful rate filings. The testimony contrasts with Chicago trial findings that the lawful rate was 18 cents per hundred pounds.
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Senate Debates On Crime Code Revision Slow In Washington
In Washington the senate disposed of many minor bills and resumed work on revising the federal criminal code with little progress. In the house, national politics international marriages and government spending dominated discussion while the urgent deficiency bill lagged under prolonged general debate and adjournment. Practically no other business was completed.
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Townsend arbitration bill moves to report favorably
Washington Jan 29 The house committee on interstate and foreign commerce agreed to report favorably the Townsend arbitration bill It provides for presidential appointment of a permanent commission to investigate all disputes of moment arising between capital and labor.
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Washington
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
James Eads How's Scheme Drives Unemployed Rally
St Louis reports a national convention of the Brotherhood Welfare Association to seek a $100000 appropriation for unemployed men. James Eads Howe leads the push to assemble jobless from across the U S to press Congress.
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Lackaye Stars in Drury Lane The Bondman at Grand Opera House
Wilton Lackaye appears as Jason in Hall Caine s The Bondman at the Grand Opera House Chicago next Sunday night in a five act Drury Lane production directed by William A Brady. The cast includes Elsie Ferguson in a prominent role as the leading woman with a vivid sulphur mine sequence and elaborate staging across Isle of Man and Sicily.
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Wilton Lackaye
Grand Opera House
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William A. Brady
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Jason
Sicily
Isle of Man
Lackaye
Elsie Ferguson
Actress Jean Wins Distinct Success Across Stages
The book has been read by thousands and strong interest exists in transferring its characters to the stage. Rogers hand will provide music at the skating rink Wednesday evening.
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Jean
Rogers Hand
Clarke's Pure Rye Endorsed as Bracer in Warm Weather
A Good Healthy Tonic promotes Clarke's Pure Rye as a bracer for listless feeling in sultry weather. Customers may call or write Eddie Collins at Gosha Indiana for prompt attention to orders.
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Eddie Collins
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