Falls Threatened by Water Withdrawals Urged Action
Albany march presentation urges Cox and Foelker bills to curb Niagara River withdrawals by American and Canadian firms. Dr Clark warns 16 000 cubic feet per second currently drained, risking world famous falls. Henry Hall cites federal debate on intervention to preserve cataract and charter limits on firms. No opposition noted.
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Reformers Clash Over Power Company Control in Niagara
Senator Lams Reformer and Senator J Hommedien from Niagara push reform to curb water use by power firms. They deny aiding Canadian companies while facing sharp criticism for past stance. The debate centers on restraining industry power and political credit.
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J’ Hommedien
Niagara Grab
Terestriel
Cornell barred men from annual basketball contest
Special to The Sun Ithaca March 28 For the first time in many years the male members of Cornell university excluding the faculty were barred from the annual basketball contest. The girls held a meeting and after discussion decided by a large majority that the ban should apply to all men regardless of precedent. Scripps-Mackie Fire Association Chown City March 2 Fire destroyed the Williams home and contents last night. Williams dragged his wife to a window and jumped out but could not awaken visitor Mima Mary Caloe who perished in the blaze.
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Court upholds cigarette law on manufacturing scope
The state supreme court affirms the anti cigarette statute but rules rolling of cigarettes by individuals for personal use is not manufacturing. The decision clarifies that sale and manufacture remain restricted while self rolling does not trigger the manufacturing label.
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Congressm Michalek Speaks Yiddish Kid Firebrand
Special to The Son reports Anthony Michalek a 28 year old congressman from Chicago representing the First district. He is a Christian Jew by heritage and fluent in Yiddish Bohemian German and English. He touts immigration advocacy and musical talent including his younger brother Benjamin a rising violinist.
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House On Immigration
Woman Granted Divorce in San Rancieco Court
Superior Judge Graham grants divorce to Mos. Henry El Huntington on grounds of husband’s intoxication. Attorneys refuse to state if any money settlement was reached while parties request a limour way mare.
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Disappearance Report From Normal School Student
A student named Rod, who has been attending the Normal school in the area, has vanished. His parents were notified, and the case prompts local search efforts in Anatin Indiana.
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Wife Elopes With Photographer In Patchogue Mystery
New York March 3 Emmet P Tracy a young builder of Tuxedo Park seeks news of his wife Annie and their two year old son after they disappeared from their home on March 12 leaving a note promising a hurry. Annie formerly Mrs Annie Goldsmith of Patchogue eloped with J Howard Hand Jr the village photographer after meeting him during a Patchogue visit and the couple vanished with no trace found.
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Conductor Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Subway Death
Albert Oremun, a Lexington Avenue conductor, was convicted of manslaughter for the death of Bernard McDonald the previous June at Thirty-ninth Street and Lexington Avenue. The jury verdict followed a trial in Judge Foster's court, with the railroad company settling for $2,000 with McDonald's widow. Oremun awaits sentencing, facing up to 45 years in state prison.
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