New Senators Speak Up as Senate Opens Sixty Third Congress
Washington May 22 Special New senators are heard and seen in this session as they depart from old traditions of silence. New members from Colorado Kentucky Louisiana New Jersey West Virginia Nebraska Illinois discuss tariff and other issues, with Tumulty listening from the gallery. Smoot delivers tariff heavy speeches prompting broader debate while Democrats adopt earlier Republican hearing practices and a veteran remark on jobs. Cia varella dies in Auburn chair after murder conviction. weather forecast calls for showers and clouds with shifting winds.
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Joseph Patrick
Dickright
Tumulty
Smoot
Reed Smoot
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Baseball scores and standings from major leagues
National and American leagues report results from games in Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Boston St Louis Chicago and Cleveland with pitchers batters and umpires listed. Standings show Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn St Louis New York and others. International and New York State Leagues also summarized alongside a Better Still filler quote about women and driving.
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A.B. Elmira
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Syracuse
Troy
Scranton
Tokyo Silent On Bryan's Message Faces Japan's Next Move
Tokyo studies Washington's reply to the Californian land bill and will not publish the document. The Japanese press stresses racial assimilation and mutual understanding, while a new patriotic society forms amid fears of democracy clashing with tradition. President Wilson urges Sisson to avoid incendiary remarks as talks aim to ease tension over alien land ownership.
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United States
Japan
Japanese Foreign Office
Washington
Hehiro Tokutomi
Kokumin Shimbun
America
Pacific
New Patriotic Society
New Patriotic Association
Shiganori Uesugi
Masaharu Aneseki
College of Literature
Imperial University At
Harvard
Sisson
Wilson
White House
Congress
State Department
Married With Death Near in Marinette Case
Physician J Atkinson died after marrying nurse Florence Blean to make her his heir. German specialist Friedmann visits the U S but cannot treat non residents. Atkinson, seeking a cure, traveled on knowshoes to a railroad, then to New York, returned home to wed, and died leaving Blean as sole heir.
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Friedmann
J. Atkinson
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Florence Blean
New York
New York State
United States Ranks Tenth in Rice and Coffee
The United States sits tenth in global production of rice and coffee compared with other nations, reflecting its relative share amid world markets.
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United States
Change of a Letter Affects Verdict in Historic Trial
Thaddeus Stevens argued over a single letter in a witness statement. A prisoner indicted for murder was freed after a witness suggested the phrase might read my instead of by transforming the exclamation. The debate centered on whether the prisoner exclaimed by heaven or my heaven.
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Thaddeus Stevens
Tie
Stevens
Music machine charms buyer with wry praise
A whiskered man congratulates the seller on the music machine it plays remarkably well. The drummer quips that the device has low intelligence and plays evanescent selections as it tears along through treetops, yet it preserves presence of mind and launches into There's Music on the Air.
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