Condensations Of Greater Or Lesser Importance In Brief Form
Washington notes from Congress include Norris Nebraska aid, Hitchcock criticism, Hollingen Pinchot inquiry delays, and a Treasury deficit near four million dollars. Reports cover Colwell nomination rejection, foreign boundary tensions, Mexican insurrection actions, reapportionment impacts, and local political moves. Also noted are Bankers banker case, Carnegie honorary award, parliamentary reforms, state votes, and various violent incidents and local developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Norris
Nebraska
Hitchcock
Treasury
Congress
Bourne
Tame Fas
Elmer EB Colwell
Aninrabal
Orepon
Senate Committee On
Coleritts
Feusdorbis
United States
Argentina
Brazil
Wiedlaing
Ecumdor
Peru
Heventsoiltia
Mexico
Atauda
John H. Walsi
Andrey Carnegie
New York Chamber of Commerce
Tre
A. Mailera
Juaver
Musteo
Frank Hutchkles
Yale Wen
City
Eduardo Suarez 3Lujica
Mextes
Anibal Czar Taz
Ballinger
William J. Mills
New Mexico
New York Euilon Exchange
City of
St. Louis
Conlranand Veresit
Lorder
Nopules
Arizona
St Joséas
Lal Cooper
Slowey Clark
Aepartmante
St Louis
Kansas
Senate confirms Kent’s nominees amid tension and reforms
A sprawling, error-filled report notes Senate actions and political jockeying across topics from tariff and railroad policy to municipal recall and canal bonds. It mentions Taft era conservation praise, court appointments, and state capitol fire in Missouri, with scattered names like Hartitosn Hoes and Larimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Kent
Kuhl
Mort Kearney
Mobey
United States ‘Senate
Pullman
New York
Champ Clark
Elihu Root
Mig Senate
Larimer
Wissouri Capitol
Jefferson City
Ags
Reelpromny Presk
Caarles
Sperry
Pho
California State Senate
California
Treasury
Committee Am Foreign Affaire
Dele UN
Taft
Munational Conservation Association
Gioffrd Pinchott
J. & Summy
Waterloo
Amas College
New Orleans
Tutt
Martin
Court of Romain Meas
Fanraster
United States Court of Customs Appeals
William H. June
New York Proface Exchange
Tail Amd
William Hackett
Heston
Wiliam Cayle
Nort Dakota
Uaye
Dink
Mary Culla
Steeck
Bisth
Capitol
Missouri
Ulinsis
Ghieperfeld
HL. T. Griffin
Presinger
Milwau Kea & St. Paul
Chiecuge
Thomas O'Shaughiesty
Lafayette Yong
United States
Des Moines
Young Watt
Political shifts and personal vows in a fractured session
Reported caucus maneuvers signal reciprocity debates among Canadian Teeciprocity advocates and Termocrats in the house. Nebraska Republican delegates split on reapportionment as Fort Decies and Vivian Gould plan a island honeymoon. Senate dynamics cite new proposals and foreign intrigue with Grogan and Watson seated, Iowa raises legislator pay, and Carnegie scandal rumors surface in London.
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Fort Decies
Vivian Gould
Icky Island
Tuyew York
Colorado
Vu Pew
Grogan
North Dakota
Watson
West Virginia
Iowa Senate
Iowa
Lonion
Andrew Carneple
Dirlk
Reotland
Harriman Lines Plan Big West Advertising Spend
Harriman management plans spending about 1 264 000 this year to advertise western facilities and industrial development. Meeting in Chicago with traveling agents and executives from Union Pacific and Southern Pacific, they outlined allocations, aims to boost passenger and freight traffic and showcase western living to domestic and foreign publics.
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Untax
Southeast Paelle
Harriman
Chicago
Lovett
Hines
Pacific
Gerrit Fort
Wtrong
Colorado
Utnn
Isha
Cil Itormis
Oregon
Monte
Washington
Nevarta
Eat
Amd
Hackman
Unon Wa Southern Pacific
Ik Sill
United States
Generi
Harrian
California
Imurs
Northwestern Railway
Iowa News Highlights From Across The State
A scattered Iowa roundup reports multiple injuries and deaths, a Measles outbreak leading to school closures, an new state hospital project at Lomolliv, and significant local events. Notable items include emigration of residents, a Measles epidemic, postal fund applications, and a $56,000 bequest to the state university from Fayette.
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A. Jasons
Pleasandsite
George Mormann
Barlyile
Lown Uulter and Dairy
John S. Lard
Amtay
Fulton
Jackson
Fide Es. McDonald
Regula Fischer
Ner
Kirkman
Switzerland
Schawls
Plorzaut Plain
Qu Sob
Lomolliv
Wis
Elizabeth Reeves
Ploneer Towau
Hier Gun L. GC
Reeves
Des Moines
Tendy Alley
Lucis Caugly
Oteumwa
McCallyburg
Hroomfeld
Gaviln
Maniig
Persia
Oma
Tne Glinton Fraser Works
Mills County
Eenth Street
Au Lness
David Wood
Malton
Canterville
Angus McLaughan
A. A
ML. Melaugh UN
Thes Moines
Supreme Court
United Hlatey Court
Jenny C. Hiller
Ritter
Port Dodge
Landiamies
Iowa
George Hardenbroo
Maxwell
Isaac Hossler
J. M. Lee
Lone Tree
Simonstat
Inwoul
Canis H
Sclalle
Memens
Bantes A
Cuderhill
Oehaydan
Bessie Hendrickson
Fin
Iran
Clark A. Wins
Mevd Bindsworth
William F. Trouldin
Money Halhort
Rokert Mo
Mamylton
John Marner
Jowa
Rurlinglor
CG. A. Hartman
Cedar Rapids
Calder van & Storage Co
Council Blum
Elmer B. Minnick
Im Keokuk
James Camarom
Sohaloosa
M. W. Cadwallader
Fawa
P. Ketchum
Fayette
Clinton
Sotg Lanz
Gertrude von Patzo
Unitarien Church
Dav
Birmingham
England
Homes for Diplomatic Buildings Passes House
Washington report says after ten years of struggle the House approved a bill providing for the purchase and construction of American embassies, legations, and consular buildings abroad. The measure sailed through under suspension of the rules by a vote of 141 to 4. The Senate is expected to act by the end of the week.
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House
Strongle
Washington
Brena Ly
Senate
Tariff Board Bill Faces Senate Committee Vote
A tariff board measure moves from the House toward a Senate finance committee review on Thursday. Supporters expect broad Democratic backing and some Republican support as they push the bill as a boost for tariffs and potential extra congressional sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House Passes Rail Inspection Bill Amid Safety Claims
The House approved a Senate bill directing the inspection of locomotives on interstate railroads. Representative Main of Minds noted that anticipation of such legislation had reduced railway accidents in the past months.
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House
Washington
Senate
Representative Main
Congress
Oregon Bill Passes House in Oregon Primary Vote
The house approved the primary bill by a margin of 2 to 19 to 2, with the measure not effective in the current elections. The bill relates to the vacancy for the United States senator seat and its future operation.
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Oregon
Des Moines
Fornhouse of Representatives
Toll
Dolitver
Counterfeiters Seek Pardon Under New Law
More than one hundred counterfeiters in federal and state prisons nationwide seek clemency under a law passed last session. Applicants include makers of counterfeit banknotes and coiners of small coins and alarms. They claim sentences range from four years to ten years.
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Arking Parnic
Washieston
Congress
Secret Service
Ara Norving
Exonerate Owl Co. Retracts Fraud Claims in Shipments Case
Hampton's Magazine owner and W. Moffett deny links between Exonerate Owl Co. and alleged improper candy manufacture in Philadelphia. A formal retraction notes misstatements about Glucose candy dealings and state of discovery, dated January 31, 1914, with apologies from Ben D. Hampton and Cleveland Moffett. The document references Standard Oil suits and court filings at 26 Broadway and 65 West Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard O11
Deningos Aguibat
Hampton
Damazea Aguinat Toveland Moffatt
Tattar
Philadelphia
Bleurman & Storing
Standard OU Company
Compfires
Broad- Hamptons Magazine
Cassidy
Ste. Ceanidis
Creuldy
Cleveland Stoffett
City Attorney Questions On Grand Jury Probe Hit Indictment
Dangills and Kimbrough face a federal grand jury probe with City Attorney Jonas under instruction to answer questions about vote selling. The court cites a Supreme Court decision limiting questioning about events more than eighteen months past, extending the investigation as witnesses are summoned.
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Dangills
Suage Kimbrough
Dow
Jonas
Graud
Jones
Spree Court of the
United States
Asseo
Volcanic eruption devastates towns in Philippines tolls cited
Governor of Balengas Province reports Téat soleana agil eruption and tied disturbances killed 709 in Tabay. Forbes of the Philippine Islands forwarded the damning figures to the war department as shocks continued. Five thousand families ruined, crops destroyed within a wide radius. relief measures deemed absolutely necessary.
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Washington
Tabay
Balengas Provines
War Department
Forbes
Philippine Islands
Decies Honeymoon in Egypt
New York reports Lord and Lady Deeley amid marriage rumors and a planned Egypt honeymoon. Vivien Gould is identified as Lady Deeley with a stated wedding in February aboard the Cunard Carmenta. The couple will spend ten days in Cairo and visit notable sites before returning to America.
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New York
Lord
Moon Salute Faint Marine Chant Amid Ocean Echoes
OCR fragments describe a nautical scene with sailors aboard a vessel near San Francisco. A reserve orders light away and a tense exchange follows between an officer and sailors as the moon is invoked. The dialogue blurs into fragmented phrases and stray exclamations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetta Naval
San Francisco
Watab
Aloon
Moon
Senator Newlands Debates Food Elephanta Revelation
In a printed apt fragment Senator Newlands Nevada sparred in debate and claimed Congress forbids all topics, then added a boast about eloquence. The Congressional Record next day noted he asserted topics formerly barred included the food elephant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newlands
Nevada
Congressional Record
Unclear prompt with garbled text on congressional spending
Fragmentary OCR style note presents misread phrases about a member of Congress spending holidays and a woman with ideas. No coherent event, date, or identifiable organizations emerge.
Grape-Nuts Promised Health Boost Shown By Educator
An Easton educator recounts nervous exhaustion followed by a recovery through Grape-Nuts and raw eggs, claiming improved digestion, steadier energy, and better overall health. The testimonial appears in a short pamphlet urging readers toward healthful living.
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Easton
Fleck F
Pralim Co
Rattle Creek
Mick
Weillvilley
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Sonora
Harriman Lines
Lowa News
NEWBY
Ublisher
Hamptons Magazine
Standard
Exonerate Owl CO
Hampton's and
Moffett
Reandard
York
Gleycland
Biofelt
Ben D. Hampton
Tread
Fay Mogaztic, Inc
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Mich
Lydia
Pinkban
Dorie
Tata
Sam
Lydia B. Pink Liu
Ibhaa Blyraya
Jomxeon
Scottville
Sch
Winkham
Sury
Bride
Philippines
Decies
Egypt
Vivien Gowld
Engleh Bord
Atcloa
Otficer
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