Mooney’s misstep may save $5000 living cost bill
In Columbus on Feb 3 the misapplied two thirds rule by Speaker Mooney is under review as Lieutenant Governor Treadway will rule that only a majority is needed for the high cost of living investigation. Senators opposed argue two thirds applies to funds for a legislature committee, not this bill, while Malloy and others dispute it.
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Open sessions vow amid high cost of living inquiry
The House committee on the high cost of living summoned Dunlap to noon to explain his yesterday行动 opposing the appropriation. An executive session followed in the attorney general's office and the session remained secret. Representative Day said the members had not punished Dunlap but had converted him toward supporting the inquiry, which they argued would aid farmers. Day asserted support for open sessions and pledged to stand for them.
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Prewar Moves as Turkey Plans Greece Clash
Constantinople reports ten officers sent to Europe to buy horses and guns with war looming against Greece. Four destroyers ordered from Germany. Third Army Corps at Salonika to cross frontier if Crete deputies join Greek assembly. London protests Crete dispute risks wider European crisis.
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Railroads in Ohio Face New Claims Bill
Columbus February 3. Senator Crawford introduces a bill enabling shippers to file direct claims for damages with the state railroad commission. The railroads bear the burden of proof to show non negligence. If the commission’s finding is not docketed within thirty days, it becomes a judgment for the claimant. The measure aims to protect all shipper classes from delays and small claims excessive handling.
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Barber licensing bill echoes Louisiana Clerenton laws
Eubanks reports a flood of telegrams and letters opposing a barber license bill that would require schooling in a barber program and medical knowledge of skin diseases. The bill, modeled after Clerenton laws, would force three months study in a medical school before practice and raise race based access concerns. Crawford notes Taft public utilities bill hearing set for 4 a.m. Tuesday with ongoing Monday Thursday sessions.
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36 000 000 Eggs in Cold Storage in New Jersey
Jersey City February 2 Thirty six million eggs stored in a single firm’s cold storage house. The grand jury reports 100000 crates each with thirty dozen crates of eggs sent to New York for sale at sixty cents per dozen. It cites 300 cold storage plants in New York district and expects indictments of food trusts in New Jersey for suspected conspiracies or restraint of trade after the grand jury meeting.
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Authorities alarmed as bombs target Indian officials in India
In Calcutta England faces heightened alarm as plots to kill officials intensify. A bomb found near Lieutenant Governor Sir Andrew Kazer thwarted an official visit in eastern Benes. Earlier plots wounded officials including Lord Kitchener and Sir Andrew Fraser amid rising Indian opposition.
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The Britishers Enthusiastic Over Pole Race Hope
London reports Britons are enthusiastic about a potential race to the South Pole between American and British expeditions. News that the American Geographical Society and Peary Arctic Club may cooperate has boosted funding for Captain Leo on his Antares trip. If Peary’s fall start holds, Peary and Scott could reach the pole in late December, a historic honor for exploration.
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Wooster University Clears Smokers In Discipline Action
After apologizing for their indiscretion the Wooster university tour young lady students charged with smoking cigarets were today forgiven and restored to good standing in their classes.
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Mine Disaster at Browder Kentucky Mine
Twenty eight dead two missing and several injured after an explosion at the Elk Valley Coal mine at Browder near Drakesboro Kentucky. Rescue teams worked through night as families gathered at the shaft to learn fate of miners including foreman Pete Kelley who is missing and believed dead.
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Berry Cash
Pete Kelley
Jesse Jennigan
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Pate Kelley
Miners Work After Explosion With Many Volunteers
After the blast, fans were used to clear the air and keep it breathable for hours. Shifts continued with many volunteers eager to help, some even pressed into service by force, as rescue efforts persisted in the mine.
Persian shoots American girl in unrequited love tragedy
Baltimore dispatch reports Marie Lawsen a third year dentistry student at the University of Wisconsin Madison was fatally shot by Blijth Baba Badal, a second year medical student of the same university. The gunman died by suicide after the fatal act, with authorities saying the tragedy stemmed from religious differences and unrequited love.
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Persia Sees Russia Likely to Absorb Country Within Year
Teheran reports Persian officials believe Persia will be a Russian province within a year. Three Russian detachments were sent to Ahar to quell brigand Rahim Kalin and to reestablish control, with aims to maintain armed force in the province. Russians have seeded provocateur activities across Persia and now dominate Kagvin, prompting fears of broader suzerainty with England’s silence.
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Investigation Begins in Wisconsin Poisoning Case
Washburn Wis Feb authorities opened an investigation into the poisoning of Peter Behrants his wife and five children followed by a house fire last night Mrs Behrants was dead when found one child has died and three others are in critical condition The father says he was poisoned as well and neighbors found the home burning with the husband in night clothes fleeing the scene
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Warriner tells defalcation tale in blackmail case
In Cincinnati on February 3 Charles K. Warriner former Big Four treasurer serving six years for stealing 647000 testified in the Jeannette Ford blackmail trial. He said Frank Comstock was short 10500 and he covered it, that Edgar S Cooke also had a shortage, and that proper audits would have exposed the theft earlier. He noted daily receipts up to 200000 and that he altered records to conceal sums.
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