Wilson insists on currency bill amid Democratic divisions
President presses for immediate currency legislation at the special session, aiming to reconcile diverse Democratic views. Navy shortages prompt recruitment boosts as Secretary Daniels seeks to improve enlisted life. Nelson earns trust on investigative panels while Mondell advocates forestry and conservation talk. Senate mocks House over general legislation.
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Arthur W. Dunn
Washington
Wilson
Congress
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Prince Imperial Memoir Tale Of Mistaken Identity And Witty Reply
In a Memoirs fragment the ill fated Napoleon III heir shows tact, mistaking Alberic Second for Leboeuf and saying he is glad to meet a friend of his father. He then sends a quip via M Filon that the phrase need not change. A second anecdote recalls a town hall performance titled Little Mou and the Mountain Mystery with a puzzled crowd.
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Prince Imperial
Alberic Second
Marshal Leboeuf
M. Filon
Senate Attachments to Appropriation Bills Prompt Debate
The text notes that senators push to attach varied legislation to appropriation bills when individual measures fail. It reports that important laws in recent years were passed this way while house criticisms drew little reaction.
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House
Senate
Sugar Man Charged With Trying to Influence Legislation
Truman G Palmer is charged with attempting to influence legislation. The case details allege efforts to sway lawmakers through improper means. Authorities filed charges and scheduled proceedings.
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Enmite
Henry T. Oxnard
Truman G. Palmer
Washington
Palmer
American Beet Sugar Association
American sculptor returns to France with abbey relics
George Gray Barnard of New York presented the red marble Roman cloister from the abbey of St Michel de Cuxa to the French government. The proposed removal to the United States prompted protests in France. Barnard had earlier bought ruins from Mme de St Jean and shipped marble columns and capitals to America. The abbey, destroy ed by fire in the French Revolution, has suffered pillage since.
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France
George Gray Barnard
New York
Abbey of
St. Michel de Cuxa
United States
Fine Arts
Barnard
Mme. de St. Jean
Almerica
Mrs Wilson not ill despite nervous breakdown reports
Washington dispatch reports Mrs Wilson has not suffered a nervous breakdown. White House physician Dr. Grayson says she is hardly indisposed and may entertain in the warm weather. A separate East St Louis fire damaged two warehouses and water works, estimated at 300000 dollars.
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Washington
East St. Louis
St. Louis
Atlanta heirs accuse Dr Garner murder plot bias in will case
Relatives of Barbara Dodd claim she disinherited them for refusing to take part in a vitriol killing plot against her former husband Dr J H Garner. They seek to overturn a Fulton county ruling upholding Dodd's will. Dodd, widow of Philip Dodd, left $100000 to Mercer University and large charitable sums.
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Atlanta
Barbara Dodd
Mercer University
Man Charged With Attempted Train Wreck in Goshen Jail
Bernard J. McGuire of Kingston is jailed in Goshen on alleged train wrecking charges after boarding an Ontario and Western train at Middletown and being put off at Stony Ford for nonpayment. It is claimed he piled ties on the track and jammed switch frogs with iron pieces.
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Middletown
N. Y
Bernard J. McGuire
Kingston
Goshen
Ontario and Western Railroad
Stony Ford
Collision in Air Cost 2000 Francs Damages Awarded
A French court ordered Captain Dickson to pay 1000 francs to Antoinette company for damages from the first aerial collision on record. In 1910 Milan, Dickson and Thomas collided. Dickson sued for 80000 francs and Thomas for 100000 francs. In Oswego, Michael Carey owner of the Park hotel was found dead from strangulation by a piece of meat in his throat.
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Paris
Dickson
Antoinette Company
Milan
Thomas
Midor
Oswego
N. Y
Michael Carey
The
Park Hotel
Phoenix
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