Wilson to Insist on Two Treaties
Washington dispatch notes Democratic push to push through Colombia and Nicaragua treaties despite opposition. President Wilson could attend executive sessions to address debates, but constitutional access remains uncertain. Also covers Connolly, Iowa race, and a mused Mexican history not likely written due to WWI, plus canal grain shipments and a shipping bill debate.
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Senate
Mexico
Arthur W. Dunn
Washington
Wilson
Colombia
Nicaragua
Panama
House
Congress
White House
Canal Record
Culebra
Pacific Coast
Chile
Europe
Steel Man Heads Committee For Relief Of Needy
E. H. Gary, a prominent steel industry figure, leads a dedicated committee formed to coordinate relief efforts for the city’s needy. The group mobilizes volunteers and seeks contributions from businesses and residents to address hunger and shelter hardships.
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Steel
Committee
Progressives 10 Remain in Fight
Chicago December 8. A statement by George W. Perkins and Gifford Pinchot and other Progressive leaders after a national executive committee conference shows the party intends to stay active and run in 1916. A national committee meeting is planned for 1915 to set a convention date for summer 1916. Some leaders favor Theodore Roosevelt and Hiram Johnson for the ticket, while others hint at backing a candidate from another party if aligned with Progressive ideals and Wilson is favored if Republicans nominate a reactionary. Many committeemen view the party as almost dead after November. Colonel Roosevelt’s absence influences expectations about leading a revived bid.
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Chicago
George W. Perkins
Gifford Pinchot
Othr
Progressive Party
National Executive Committee
United States
National Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Hiram W. Johnson
Wilson
National
Roosevelt
Butter and dairy prices ease in New York market report
General Markets New York December 3 notes lower butter prices for 82 score at 32 cents and reductions for higher grades. Fresh stock trading active, Junes in demand, undergrades unchanged. Creamery and state dairy prices listed for ex tras and firsts, with varied scores. cheese demand modest, whole milk specials steady. eggs and poultry markets show firm to improved tone with mixed color eggs and henshires.
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General Markets
New York
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Boy Accused of Murder Bail Granted in Passaic
Ten year old Max Rubinowitz charged with murder of playmate Samuel Hochman in Passaic was released on $500 bail signed by Justice Minturn Hoboken. The boy sobbed for his mother and proclaimed innocence as his mother fainted twice in the sheriff's office.
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Passaic
N. J
Max Rubinowitz
Paterson
Samuel Hochman
Justice Minturn
Hoboken
Jacob Solomon
Passaic Street
Max
Trury Rashbaum
Mamma
Sammy
Solomon
Louie Hochman
Monroe Street
Martin Assembly Leader Honored in New Jersey House
Assemblyman Elect Thomas F. Martin of Weehawken Hudson County was chosen minority leader of the New Jersey House by Democratic elected members in Trenton. This marks his fourth term. Arthur A. Quinn and Mark Phillips were noted for other leadership roles as the party contemplates the Senate race between McGinnis and Hennessy over the road department probe.
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Hudson County
Trenton
N. J
Thomas F. Martin
Weehawken
Martin
Arthur A. Quinn
Middlesex
Mark Phillips
Newark
Senate
Peter J. McGinnis
Passaic
Charles O'Connor Hennessy
Dergen
Joint Appropriations Committee
Hennessy
McGinnis
Seeeks 7 000 Horses for War in Spring Lake Contract
Spring Lake New Jersey December 8 1914 One of the largest contracts for supplying horses for the British and French armies has been placed with a local company. Dr Samuel R Knight president of the council George M Height and Calvin Quinton are the men chiefly interested They are filling a contract for 7 000 horses Height handles the buying and notes southern horses are easier to find England and France are buying and transporting horses while Germany is also placing many orders.
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Spring Lake Company
Spring Lake
N. J
Samuel R. Knight
George M. Meight
Calvin Quinton
Globe Rubber Company
Trenton
Height
England
France
Germany
Governor appoints Jersey City man to veterinary board
Governor Fielder names James J. Lindsay of Jersey City to the state board of veterinary examiners. The action follows a formal appointment to regulate veterinary standards across the state.
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Fielder
James J. Lindsay
Jersey City
The
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
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Grand Canyon
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Arizona
Senator Stone
Missouri
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American Press Association
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United States Steel Corporation
Mitchel
Progressives
Lad
Assembly
Mercer County
Grace Breitbecker
Charles R. Dallas
Woodville
Hackensack
New Jersey
Park Ridge
Joseph Daniels
Elizabeth
Blanchard Oil Company
Michael Clark
Public Service Corporation
New York Telephone Company
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