New Premier to Manage Troubled Affairs of China
Yuan Shikai returns to Peking amid troops and a quiet, orderly welcome as he contemplates leading China again. Reports note his hesitance to assume office and the imperial edict naming him premier in succession to Prince Ching. Simultaneous unrest spreads from Amoy to Shanghai with revolts in Chi-Fuo and Taotal, and partial city takeovers without heavy fighting.
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Girl risks life to save infant at wild animal show
In Los Angeles a young woman named Francis Mellin France, a traveling wild animal show worker, threw herself between a charging buffalo and a frightened Indian woman and her baby, saving them but suffering severe injuries herself.
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Beattie Must Die For Wife Murder
Richmond Va November 14 The court of appeals in May denies the petition for a writ of error by Vienry Beattie convicted of murdering his young wife in the Chestertieu court. He faces the electric chair on November 24 and clemency or reprieve from Governor Mann is uncertain. The Supreme Court denied the appeal with no further comment.
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Big Bog Tract to Open for Agriculture in Minnesota
A 4200 acre bog in Dell township, Eavenne county, will be drained and 2500 acres prepared for cultivation. L A Wilson of Sibley, IA prepared plans for a tile ditch with estimated cost around 5608. Judge J S Nelson appointed appraisers to assess damages and benefits to property owners, work expected to begin soon.
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Aviator Thadgera Falls 125 Feet in Plowed Field
In a Sunday attempt from Pasadena to Long Beach to end his Atlantic-Pacific flight, aviator Thadgera ditched his craft 125 feet into a plowed field between the cities. He was unconscious after the crash, his face scratched and torn, hands cut, and he suffered a severe side pain.
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Long Beach
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Fie
Severe winter grips rail and lake region with losses
The storm lashed the East and Great Lakes with deaths and wide damage. Reports list multiple fatalities across Iowa Ohio Wisconsin Illinois and Michigan as fleets faced cold waves and sea wrecks. ships and lifeboats rescued crews while frost and wind frozen workers and damaged property.
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President Returns To The White House
President Tar returned to the White House after a private train trip ending at Union Station. His first call at the mansion marked a brief, ceremonial return with a quiet day of worship and public reception planned, while his annual message was not yet written.
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Beef Packers Case Set For Next Monday
Wilkerson announces the prosecution under the Sherman Antitrust Act will open Monday in the district court. A panel of ten men has been summoned and subpoenas served on hundreds of witnesses. Trial anticipated to last about three months.
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President to Consider Nominees for Supreme Court Vacancies
The president intends to consider appointments to fill the late Supreme Court vacancy and other judicial openings. He has made determinate plans and will name successors in coming weeks after reviewing candidates and vacancies.
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Supreme Court
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May exhale body of Mrs Quinns husband hint
Detectives expected to arrive from Michigan to Chiaga to investigate the deaths of three individuals including Mrs Quinns husband. They seek evidence to support charges and will consult Dr Deana and Turner, with police pursuing a case against the alleged killer.
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Subcommittee Hearings on Monetary Commission Held Here
The monetary commission subcommittee headed by Congressman LL BL View held hearings today with continuation expected tomorrow. A bangonet will be given by the substitute committee tonight to the business leaders of the city.
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Farmer Kills Wife in Obscure Nay Th Incident
A farmer in Joseph Moa Nay Th killed his wife amid long standing domestic tension as authorities investigate the case. Neighbors reported strained relations and local officials said the motive remains unclear while police pursue leads and await autopsy results.
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Frozen to death on country road
A man named Eugene Dewarzegers, aged 35, was found frozen to death on a rural road while returning to his home. He lay face down in a pool of water. authorities fear exposure caused the death.
King and Queen Start for India
London November 14 King George and Queen Mary began a historic journey to India to crown its emperor and greet subjects. The royal party rode from Buckingham Palace to Victoria Station with crowds cheering as princes and princesses accompanied the monarchs.
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Railroads Win Big Elevator Rate Case
Supreme Court rules the Interstate Commerce Commission lacks power to bar railroads from paying elevators to elevate grain in transit. The decision marks a major shift in regulatory reach affecting rail freight practices nationwide.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Supreme Court
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Supreme Court of the United States
Accused Widow Sells Goods as Police Investigate Case
Chicago November report says Mrs Leunne Ver Miva, accused of Warenne murder, sold her belongings from 28 Twenty Ninth Street flats. Bailiff orders surrender of lease amid notoriety. Grand jury and judge M A Driding consider investigation. Also mentions Mrs John M 0 fh and another held in county jail for murder.
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Tarkington Granted Absolute Divorce in County Court
Louise A. Fletcher Tarkington, novelist and playwright, was granted a decree of absolute divorce in the county superior court. Mea Tarkington requested alimony.
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Louise A. Fletcher Tarkington
Mea. Tarkington
Foreigners Safe in Tripoli Reported by Chester Crew
Officers of the American cruiser Chester report foreigners in Tripoli Sagurdar to be in no danger. The ship noted Turkish batteries firing at the city and observers saw forts and trees from the harbor. The epidemic in Tripoli is not serious and aviation services are viewed as effective in aiding movements. In Grand Rapids, a hunter killed a man mistaken for a deer during hunting yesterday.
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Postmaster Grants 9 Reasons for Postal Regulation Change
In a dated notice the Postmaster announces nine reasons for a shift to second class postage. The issue impacts subscriptions and eligibility for lower rates. Arthur Turnbunl is noted as winning the Cane ton race by coin toss in a local election.
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Foss Re-elected Governor of Massachusetts in Tariff Contest
Governor Eugene N. Foss, a Democrat, won a second term in Massachusetts by 7,784 votes over Louis A. Frothingham. Foss carried 310,629 votes to 202,583 for Frothingham as tariff policy dominated the race, with Foss backing tariff reform aligned to Congress Ways and Means plans.
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Blankenburg Wins Bitter Philadelphia Mayoral Clash
In a tightly fought race Rudolph Blankenburg independant republican known as the war horse of reform defeated incumbent George Earle by 3 344 votes amid a high turnout of 268 224. The reform surge also yields two minority police magistrates and council seats while other county and court posts were won by regular Republicans.
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George HO. Earle
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California Primary Results: Fickert Wins District Attorney Seat
In California Velia Fren... no, the record shows Charles M. Fickert elected district attorney by a large margin over Hatph M. Hathoren. Frederick P. Rogers defeated Thoringa Finn in a separate race. Sixteen of twenty eight supervisors were seated by a reform conference backing James M. Rolph for mayor, ahead of incumbent Alec Carthy.
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James M. Rolph
BP. H. Alec Carthy
New York Election Yields Mix of Democratic Wins and Republican Gains
In New York state and city, Democrats defend Manhattan and consolidate control, while Republicans gain seats in the Assembly and Supreme Court races. Robert J. Fowler wins New York County by about 77,095 as Democrats secure sheriff and several judgeships. Republicans claim a sheriff in Kings County and gains in Brooklyn districts amid a tense fusion contest.
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Maryland Election Returns Show Gaitsborough Likely Governor
Incomplete returns from Baltimore and Maryland indicate Philips Lee Gaitsborough likely won as Republican governor, carrying the city by about 2008 votes and the counties by a larger margin. State Senator AL B P. Garman is mentioned as Democratic contender.
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Westerman Found Dead in Cleveland Hotel Suicide Pact
In Cleveland a machinist Hi L Westerman was found dead following news that his wife had killed herself at another hotel with a Poison potassium cyanide. The Westerman family lived in MacMella Ohio. An Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe passenger train collided head on at Arbuckle siding near Aramore Oklahoma.
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Democrats lead in states as canvass widens
Early results show a Democrat nominee for governor declaring victory while running mates Morris A. Soper and John H. Cunningham seem elected for attorney general and comptroller. A disfranchisement amendment for the negro appears decisively defeated and Democrats likely control both legislative chambers. In Baltimore the Republicans hold key offices. Kansas City reports rising Democrat Joseph A. Taggart ahead in the Second Kansas district, breaking the GOP hold in six of eight districts. Commission forms gain in Chanute Manhattan Kansas and Sacramento, bringing total to 164 cities under direct commission or modified systems.
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John H. Cunningham
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Precinta
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Kentucky swing to Democrats after four years of Republican rule
Louisville reports a broad Democratic wave as majorities coast to victory across the state ticket. Governor McCreary, 70, secured a large margin over Edward C. O’Leary. Democrats gain likely 85 in the state legislature, with Ole James poised for the U.S. Senate seat. Lexington adopts commission government for future years. Ohio results show mixed mayoral wins and council shifts in several cities.
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Edward C. O'Tlear
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United States Senate
Thoman Tf. Paynter
Tamer
Lexington
New Mexico Election Projections Show Democratic Lead
Incomplete returns from about half of New Mexico communities indicate a strong Democratic lead for governor with W C McDonald headed the ticket. Republicans concede a likely Democratic majority statewide and a possible Republican minority in the legislature. Blue ballot amendment appears likely to pass, easing future constitutional amendments.
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Railroad workers win wage increase under Knapp decision
Washington reports a settlement granting a wage increase to Baltimore and Ohio and Baltimore and Ohio Southwest railway workers. The raise amounts to about 66 percent with a $75,900 shading. terms were negotiated through the actuation under Judge Knapp at the commerce court and Bureau Commissioner Neil.
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Crash Kills Engineer Vitapatrick in Jurisdictional Incident
In Leavenworth Kansas a fatal crash killed Engineer Charles Vitapatrick and severely injured Piremian AL Hardy after a misread order. A large crowd mourns as authorities confiscate alcohol including a thousand beer bottles and five hundred whiskey bottles during raids led by Attorney General Daweon and assistants.
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