Proposal sparks debate over loaded coal cars and suffrage
The House and Senate debated a wide range of topics from thousands of coal cars loaded under fictitious names and subjected to multiple reconsignments to a resolution for woman suffrage. A bill proposed large expenditures for a new state Coliseum at the fairgrounds while discussions touched on corruption, legal qualifications for judges, and credit practices.
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Soughy. By. Clevelanders Consolidation Plan
The Civic League of Cleveland seeks voter approval in November for a plan to unite city county and state governments into one central authority in Ohio's more populous areas. It argues larger counties need reduced units and taxes. The move targets better economy and efficiency amid growing city rim complexities.
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Mr Whipple Smiles Through Exchange Inquiry Confusion
Boston lawyer Samuel F Arrell and NYSE leaders face a blank smile from Sherman J Whipple as he declines to produce records on Dec 1 to Dec 2 1910. The inquiry into a possible lensprenlation unsettles the Board of Governors while Whipple remains calm.
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The Girl and the Ship Battleship Mission and Sponsor
A historical note describes a ship mission involving a girl figure and the sponsoring organization. Details remain fragmentary, but the item highlights a naval context and patron support.
Mexican Quail Die Epidemic Hits London Hatchery
Columbus reports 7000 Mexican quail brought to the London hatchery are dying at about forty daily in an epidemic. Dr O Brumley and Dr Shoemeker of the State University clinics work to control it, with fruitless results. Birds on state grounds and Gammeier’s game farm show the same mortality. Acting Chief Game Warden A C Baxter says every effort is made to stop the epidemic.
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Financiers Before the Leak Probers In House Inquiry
New York reporters describe sensational charges made by Thomas Lawson during the leak probe. Ping and Archibald White, prominent New York financiers, vehemently deny Lawson’s accusations as congressional investigators press for answers. End expected soon unless new developments arise.
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Literacy test debate aims to override veto and diplomatic risks
The article discusses opposition to a literacy test plan as a change in immigration policy. It notes concerns the test could penalize those lacking opportunity and warns of potential international tensions over exemptions for persecuted religious groups. House plans to override the veto are mentioned alongside other political and local incidents.
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Ozaki Opposition Leader Seized by Assailants in Attack
In a sudden assault, opposition leader Ozaki was attacked by unknown assailants amid mounting political tension. Police launched inquiries as party colleagues condemned the violence and demanded a full investigation. Security was tightened around opposition events as authorities seek suspects and motive.
Snowbound Fronts Slow European Battles Near Riga
Operations across Europe slow as snowstorms halt advances southwest of Riga and limit activity in Volhynia Galicia and Rowmania. French attacks near Verdun face heavy losses while Berlin reports shelling and artillery exchanges with limited gains in the Verdun region and nearby hills.
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Wilson at Capitol Urges Action on His Legislative Program
President Wilson after meetings at the Capitol says action could be obtained on his legislative program this session. He discussed preventing railroad strikes, vocational education, revenue, flood control, the general land leasing bill and Porto Rico, among others, with senators and leaders. He favored extending civil service to all postmasters and backed a compromise strike prevention measure with a public representative on an investigating board.
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Allied Transport Sunk by German Submarine in Mediterranean
Allied transport crowded with troops was sunk in the Mediterranean on January 25 after a ten minute ship battle. The convoy included a French torpedo boat and two merchantmen were sunk in the same announcement. Separate reports note a German submarine sinking a 5000 ton eastern Mediterranean vessel on January 9 and a 3800 ton British tank steamer Garfield bound from Malta to Port Said sunk on January 35. captain captured. In Washington, the National League to Dubree Peace endorsed Wilson’s address and discussed steps toward a world peace league with Judge William H. Wadhams.
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Bloodless Costa Rican Revolution Ends as Provisional Leader Seeks U.S. Help
Provisional president Frederico Tinoco’s coup in Costa Rica ends bloodlessly. The exiled leaders seek intervention from the United States after declaring a new government at the San Jose American legation. State Department reports indicate limited foreign danger and widespread capitulation amid the upheaval.
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Palm Beach Ocean Coaster Ride Shown In Photo
A grainy Palm Beach scene shows Mrs. Henest Relfeld of Chicago riding an ocean coaster. She wears a heavy coat as she enjoys the winter spectacle on the boardwalk.
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