Investigation Demanded Of Congress By Legislature
The Dakota South area reacts to the post office department suspending railway mail clerks for refusing extra duty without pay. Sen Wright of Beadle backs a District 10 investigation while district heads resist. Clerks urge action to reform the labor system. a relief move is demanded to end the current strain.
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Pierre
Post Office Department
Washington
Department
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wright
Beadle
Daylight Saloon Bill Sees Shifting Support In Legislature
After a recess sentiment shifts toward passage in both houses with strong chances of approval though the emergency clause may affect outcome. Former opponents return from vacations with new views influenced by constituents. Support grows for tighter regulation of saloon traffic and bettering current conditions.
Writer David Graham Phillips Dies From Wounds
New York report says noted writer David Graham Phillips died from gunshot wounds inflicted by Fitzhugh Coyle Goldsborough who then died by suicide. Phillips fought bravely but succumbed to the injuries from the eight bullets.
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New York
David Graham Phillips
Fitzhugh Coyle Goldsborough
Tex Rickard and Guerney Gordon Fight at St Francis Hotel
In San Francisco on January 26 Tex Rickard drew a revolver during a hotel lobby confrontation with Nevada mining man Guerney Gordon. They fought on the carpet until blood flowed before hotel staff intervened and halted the incident.
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San Francisco
Tex"Rickard
St. Francis Hotel
Guerney Gordon
Nevada
Gordon
Rickard
Reno
Richard
Attorney Touts Lover in Schenk Case at Wheeling
In Wheeling West Virginia on January 26 attorney O B Boyce the last Schenk legal advocate to speak to the jury attacked Daniel Phillips the woman’s lover for betraying Mrs Schenk during her troubles as court opened today.
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Wheeling
W. Va
O. Boyce
Senator Hale Warns of Calamity if GOP Fails
Senator Hale of Maine says Congress is in the most disorganized condition he has witnessed. He predicts every major general legislation pending will fail to pass due to delay, a calamity but dwarfed by the disaster that would follow if one or more measures collapse.
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Hale
Washington
Maine
Congress
Senate
Crisis warned as calls for immediate party action rise
He cautions that without appropriation bills no one can block a called session of Congress and that such a session would invite broad legislation. He warns the Republican party of a looming crisis and urges immediate active work to avert it.
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Congress
Republican Party
Mail service in a hell of a fix overhauls rural routes
Representative Sisson of Mississippi declares the mail service in the United States is in a hell of a fix. Congress passes the post office appropriation bill totaling 257 million dollars. Rural carriers are to receive a maximum salary of 1000 dollars a year starting July 1, 1911.
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Washington
Sisson
Mississippi
United States
House
Post Office
Terrill Pushes Popular Vote for Senators
Senator Terrill of Georgia urged Congress to adopt a constitutional amendment allowing the election of U S senators by popular vote. The Farm ers Educational and Co operative Union of America claims 3 000 000 farmers back the move as a major national reform led by Terrill to end selection by state legislatures.
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Washington
Terrill
Georgia
Senate
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union of America
Congress
United States
Man Bird Ready to Fly to Cuban Capital
Key West reports J A D McCurdy prepared with his airplane to fly to Havana about 116 miles away. He will launch when weather improves as Havana shows nine mile an hour winds while Key West records fourteen miles per hour.
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Man Bird
Cuban
Key West
Fla
J. A. D. McCurdy
Havana
Mole Indictments in Ohio Vote Belling
West Union Ohio January 26 The grand jury returned 828 more indictments against vote sellers raising the total to 2142. New York January 26 That Col Roosevelt approves of the platform of the National Republican Progressive League as shown in the Outlook but he did not sign fearing enemies would claim a third term movement.
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New York
Col Rosevelt
National Republican Progressive League Wau
Lssue
Col. Rosevelt
Wrman
West Union, O
White Wine at Columbus
Hayes and Perry were elected by the United Mine Workers of America today in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hayes
Perry
United Mine Workers O America Today
King George Must Testify on Parbon Morganatic Marriage
London January 25 The monarch may be compelled to testify whether he contracted a morganatic marriage with the daughter of a British admiral. If he denies or relates the matter no conviction follows for Edward F Myline, agent of the Liberator, for sedition over publishing an old seal.
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Klee
London
George Kinwell
Edward F. Myline
the Liberator
King Refuses to Testify Denies Claims
The king cannot be compelled to testify yet he denies the accusations raised against him. Court proceedings proceed with the doubt and public interest high.
Funk Gains in Iowa by Garret Withdrawing
Des Moines Iowa January 26 Governor Garret's supporters deserted him and shifted to Funk while the senatorial deadlock persisted. Roll call totals showed Porter 26 Young 83 Funk 34 Kenyon 46 Garret 1.
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Des Moines
Garat
Funk
Porter
Young
Kenyon
Garet
Hot Springs medical progress and regional institutions progress
The article highlights Hot Springs as a center for medical and surgical facilities including a U.S. government recognized climate and hot mineral waters. notes the million-dollar modern hospital, a $75,000 Nichols Sanitorium, and Sisters' Hospital with prospects for Protestant and Methodist hospitals. It discusses X ray resonators, ozone therapy, light therapy, and ozone devices for various ailments, plus a push for improved schools and rural life through the Woman's Institute and agricultural cooperatives.
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Hot Springs Star
Doctor McRoberts Pioneers Nonoperative Chronic Disease Treatment
In Hot Springs the office of Dr. McRoberts showcases advanced equipment and methods for chronic diseases without surgery. Two large X Ray and static machines, a full diagnostic lab, vascular pressure tools, and galvanic therapy cabinets highlight a modern program credited with cutting risks and costs while matching metropolitan standards.
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Hot Springs
McRoberts
Peoples National Bank
Bright
Grea
Lessons From Experience Of Other Commonweaths
From an economic view point oral history helps identify methods once used in soil cultivation crop growth and marketing. The speaker cites Ontario Canada as a model noting tariff shifts shifts in trade and farming moves toward livestock and finished products. Ontario exports over 100 million dollars in livestock and products while farms remain small and often family owned.
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Ontario
Woman's Institute
Creshman
Ontario Agricultural College
Grange
Woman's and
Farmer's Institute
Maine
South Dakota
East
Dakota
Gulf
Commonwealth
Canada
United States
Britain
Uncle Sam
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
San Francisco Naval Scandal Ends with Rear Admiral Barry Resignation
Washington reports Rear Admiral Barry N., retired today by order of the President. He resigned for the good of the service, effective immediately, ending the Pacific Fleet scandal saga and signaling closure.
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Barry
Washington, Jan
B. . Barry
Pacific
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