Crisis over Cannon and anti-Cannon plan for Bailinger inquiry
WASHINGTON January 19 A heated fight over the Norris amendment to the Dalzell resolution to probe Interior Secretary Ballinger and the forestry service. Democrats James Kentucky Rainey Illinois opposed by many Republicans and insurgents. House caucus to set two minority seats and force a record vote.
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Washington
Norris
Dalzell
Congressional
Bailinger
Interior Department
Forestry Service
James
Rainey
Mann
House
Kentucky
Illinois
White House
Roosevalt
Taft
James R Rainey
Hurty to Talk on Health for School Patrons
Dr. J. K. Hurty state health commissioner will speak on health topics Thursday night January 30 at the assembly room of Whittier School No. 33 corner Stesing and Twelfth streets. A short musical program will be given and the Patrox Teecher association will attend in large numbers to hear his talk on health ventilation light sanitation medical inspection and architecture in schools.
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J. K. Hurty
Whittier School
Stesing
Twelfth Streets
Patrox- Teecher Association
No. 33
Hubty
Blizzard Tightens Grip on Central Montana Traffic
Butte Montana reports a devastating blizzard that stranded traffic across the region. Zaviston remains cut off since Saturday with trains stalled at Judadith Gap.
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Butte
Mont
Montana
Zaviston
Judadith Gap
Fire hits Chiragan palace in Constantinople
Fire swept the Chiragan palace in Constantinople today, the Turkish parliament's seat. Reports say rare art treasures were lost and an incendiary device linked to the reactionary party was found at the scene.
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Constantinople
Chiragan
Harmony in Marion County Democratic Chairmanship
Democrats in Marion County pursue a peaceful process to select a county chair, aiming for unity with state and district parties. The effort centers on choosing the best candidate, avoiding haste or wrangling, and presenting the party with a strong, effective leader for a crucial upcoming campaign.
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Marion County
Democratic Party
Ehoose
Kentuckian and His Pistol Return to the Hills
James Creech, a Kentuckian, is ordered back to Wolf County by Judge Collings after police seize a 44 caliber Colt revolver. Arrested at 218 West Maryland Street, Creech admits Ohio River city life is too large for him. He is fined 2.50 dollars with costs. judgment suspended if he leaves Indianapolis immediately.
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Wolf County
Kentucky
James Creech
Indianapolis
Maryland Street
Creech
Iead
Mam
Collins
Streetcar Hits Wagon at Washington and Rural
An inbound Irvington street car collided with an airy wagon at Washington and Rural streets shortly before noon on Wednesday. The driver escaped injury, but the wagon was demolished and the horse was slightly hurt. Traffic was delayed minutes.
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Irvington
Washington
Lewis to Reply to Aggusers at United Mine Workers Convention
The United Mine Workers faced heated debate as President Thomas L. Lewis prepared to respond to attacks on his administration at Tomlinson Hall. Controversy centered on seating national organizers as delegates and who should fund them, with insurgents opposing Lewis power grabs and urging fair representation for union locals.
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Thomas L. Lewis
United Mine Workers’ Union
Tomlinson Hall
Lewis
Leon
Little Sisters of the Poor
Salvation Army
Indiana
H'nois
United Mine Workers
Flayes
Committee On Credentials
Hayes
Lewis Forces
Mooney
Green
Palm reader’s claims spark public interest amid dispute
A woman paid 25 000 dollars for alleged alienation and spoke to newspapers despite her lawyers’ opposition. She says she has been kept in leash too long. Palmist Marshall Clark aka Niblo read her hand for 10 dollars and, after a trance, Miss Gazzam emerged.
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Marshall Clark
Niblo
Miss Gazzam
Clark
Antoinette Elizabeth Gazzam
Niblo, the
Walsh in Palo a brave: John H Walsh enters federal prison
Walsh, convicted Chicago banker, is escorted to Ft Leavenworth for a four five year sentence. He is photographed and later settles into the gray uniform as he accepts a brief last freedom on the Southwest Limited. He vows, “This isn’t the end, it can’t be,” and claims he will return to his work.
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Kansas City
John H. Walsh
Chicago
Ft. Leavenworth
Union Depot
Walsh
Federal
Chillicothe
Chicago, Milwaukee
Missoula
U. S
Marschal Hoy
Thomas Middleton
McCary to Lecture on Alexander Hamilton at Notre Dame
Frank H McCary will travel to Notre Dame Saturday to deliver an evening lecture on Alexander Hamilton before the university faculty and students. The speech follows his prior work on the founding figure and aims to illuminate Hamilton’s role in American history.
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M’cary
FrankHn McCary
Notre Dame
Alexander Hamilton
Notre Dame University
County Case Delayed As Officials Testify
Judge Carter of the superior court delayed a county suit in which Rose seeks funds for destroying fishing nets. John C. Ruckelshaus appeared as county attorney, while Edward B. Raub handed the judge a statement claiming representation by county commissioners.
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Carter
Superior Court
John C. Ruckelshaus
Edward B. Raub
Rose
Ruckelshaus
Raub
Mr. Ruckelshaus
Mr. Raub
Commissioner Roberts Extinguishes Office Fire in Quick Action
County Commissioner Roberts dropped a lit match into a large waste basket and quickly grabbed the flaming basket holding it at arm's length until the blaze burned out. Observers praised his calm handling and likened his actions to an improvised firefighting display.
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Roberts
Mr. Roberts
Board of Commissioners
Thieves Sentenced for Hotel Silverware Thefts
Samuel Funderback and Elston White were found guilty in criminal court of stealing silverware four cocktail glasses three oyster forks and three dishes from the Denison hotel. Judge Pritchard sentenced each to six years in the workhouse.
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Samuel Funderback
Elston White
Denison Hotel
Pritchard
Eneha
Girls Die in Fire at Philadelphia Leather Factory
A fatal blaze at a Philadelphia factory claimed the lives of several young workers. Fire crews battled the flames as investigators reviewed the scene for the cause and any safety violations.
Woman in Prison Tries Suicide After Theft Arrest
Mary Snodgrass, jailed on theft charges at Philadelphia police headquarters, attempted self harm with a small knife found in her cell. She spoke of family disgrace and was treated for a breast wound. police traced her to 36 N New Jersey Street after she yielded a purse and six dollars belonging to Loretta Aldridge. In a deadly factory blaze at 20 Chan cellar Street, Philadelphia, hundreds of girls fled as flames trapped workers. Officials counted eighteen dead with many burned or missing, and a crowded block faced fire and ambulance crews. The Ellis Building fire began when a shirtwaist firm occupied top floors caught fire, forcing mass evacuations and panic among 300 to 350 workers.
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Familly
Mary Snodgrass
Hays
Miss Snodgrass
Reisner
Matron
New Jersey Street
Hall
Simon
Loretta Aldridge
Miss Aldridge
Philadelphia
Chancellar Street
Florence Swartz
South Third Street
Jefferson Hospital
Morris Passin
South 7Th Street
Pennsylvania Hospital
Philip Pasle
Catherine Street
Jos. Chackin
Reuben Libercott
Samuel Shaw
Jos. Silberberg
Leo Peeill
Simon Morlitz
Jeremiah Chacken
Hyman Ballisson
Israel Goldberg
Louise Chackin
Ida Greenberg
Thomas White
Phillip Pocklos
Ellis Building
Third
Wetaut Streets
C. E. Shedaker & Sons
Polios
Plea Fails. Rhode Island Man Is Sentenced in Workhouse
George M. Allen a well educated Rhode Island man promoting newspaper circulation pleaded for leniency in Judge Pritchard’s court but received a 9 day workhouse sentence. He claimed alibis and intoxication but confession of forged checks and theft led to indictment for obtaining money by trick.
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George M. Allen
Pritchard
Allen
Rhode Island
America
Indianapolis
Salvation Army
Volunteers of America
Volunteers
Trick
Not Drunkenness but 17 Drinks At N Noble Street Scene
William Flick drank 17 drinks on the nineteenth day and lay on rocks behind 2 N Noble Street. Bicycle Policemen Hall and Simon told him to sleep, but Flick claimed not drunk and was arrested on a drunkenness charge.
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Noble Street
Hall
Simon
Flick
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William Flick
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