Extra Congress On Friends of Uncle Joe Say at Return
Congress adjourns on a tariff session with Taft calling for revision as partisan lines harden. Insurgents and Democrats push for changing Speaker Cannon’s grip while Champ Clark mocks the timing amid uproar over rules and Wisconsin opposition. Stephenson credentials top Senate agenda as politics swirl at start of Sixty first Congress.
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Uncle Joe
la Follatte
Stephenson
Washington
Mar
Taft
Congress
Sherman
Senate
House
Clark McDowell
Cannon
So Mang
Champ Clark
Ita
Committee On Ways and Means
Wisconsin
Wistonain
Parrows
Senate Committee On
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
House of Representatives
Cooper
Nelson
la Fortette
Death comes as pastor quotes warning at Poland service
In Poland Ohio a Presbyterian sermon on death ended with a sudden tragedy as Mrs Matilda Williams collapsed and died from heart trouble. The service began with a warning that no one can tell when death will strike. In St Joseph Missouri on March 15 August Nunning a wealthy brewer died at 55 after a weekend illness.
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Youngstown
Presbyterian Church At
Poland
Here
Matilda Willams
St. Joseph
Nunning
War on Black Hand Started by Police in U S
New York reports a nationwide war on the Black Hand after the Palermo assassination of Lieut. Petrosini of the New York Police Department. Detectives nationwide will pressure leads to punish the killers while Italian officials debate diplomatic protections and compensation for the slain officer.
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New York
Mar
Palermo
Sicily
Petrosini
Nidsiower Binghat
Poice
Consul Bishop
Joseph Petrosini
R Hin
America
Bishop
Ftome
United States
Nicaraguan Minister Delivers U S Crackdown Conference Update
Senor Espinoza, Nicaragua's minister to the United States, briefed Secretary Knox at the State Department on the U S Nicaragua dispute. He described the situation as quiet and doubted that hostilities had begun with San Salvador. The Mexican embassy also reported no naval engagement information.
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Washington
Senor E Hajinoza
United States
Nicaragua
State Department
Knox
Espinoza
Zelaya
San Salvador
Ambassador de la Barca
Salvador
Death by Own Action Shocks Uiainard Resident
Joseph Hroch a businessman shot himself in his shop yesterday in a sensational death by own action. He warned a rescuing employee he would kill him if interference occurred. He was reputed wealthy and had recently faced personal disputes.
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Uiainard
Neb
Mar
Joseph Hroch
Former Kansas Governor Morrell Dies in San Antonio Hospital
Ed mund N Morrell former governor of Kansas whose term spanned over a quarter century and a prominent Republican banker died yesterday at Santa Roza hospital in San Antonio Texas His estate is reported to exceed a million dollars
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Kansas
San Antonio
Tex
Edmund N. Morrell
Santa Roza Hospital
Roosevelt party prepares tropical expedition in Africa
Theodore Roosevelt and his son Kermit finalize packing for a two year African expedition. They depart New York March 23 on the Hamburg to Naples, with farewells in Hoboken and Sagamore Hill family reunions planned. Photographs and rifles are carefully prepared, while family members travel from Thompsonville Groton and Alexandria to join at Sagamore Hill and Sagamore Hill.
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Oyster Bay
Mar
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
Africa
New York
Hamburg
Naples
Hoboken
Sagamore His
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. , Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Wilt
Kermit Roosevelt
Yong Man
National Museum
Groton
Masa
Quentin
Epiecopal High School
Alexandria
Nicholas Longworth
Sagamore Hill
Milwaukee man tried for farmhouse murder with potato masher
Frank Urban a farm teamster near Milwaukee is accused of killing Cecelia Niemer the house keeper for farm employees with a potato masher. The alleged assault occurred last Wednesday and Niemer died yesterday Urban was arrested for the crime.
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Milwaukee
Mar
Frank Urban
Cecelia Niemer
Urban
Father of five births triplets in Sterling area
Mrs John Davers of Anlewing Illinois gave birth to triplets yesterday morning. After more than a year she became mother of twins. She is 26 and her husband 20. The five children are all Hyvlog. May Solve Murder Mystery. Washington March 15 The murder mystery of Walter F Schultz Chicago artist with throat slashed was found near Alexandria Virginia on March 7 may be cleared up with the arrest of three negroes Richard Pines Jean Dawsey and Calvin Johnson The arrest followed the pawning of Schultz watch. Moraes Broke Wife Sells Jewels New York March 15 Mrs Charles W Morse wife of the former banker and ice company promoter confirms her husband fortune is dissipated and she must sell furs and jewels to meet obligations incurred by him to lawyers fees and result of his recent trial.
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Washington
Mar
Walter F. Schultz
Chicago
Alexandria
Richard Pines
Jean Dawsey
Calvin Johnson
Schultz
Moraes
New York
Charles W. Morse
Ice Company
Banker Burpee Dies in Wisconsin During Reunion
Charles L. Burpee of Denver a prominent banker and former acting mayor collapsed and died at a Rockford Wisconsin home after attending a family reunion in Janesville Saturday. The report notes the death occurred yesterday with no immediate suspect identified.
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Rockford
Janesville
Wis
Charles L. Burpee
Denver
Col
Hig Alater
Burpee
Railroads Plan to Save Nation's Timber
Chicago March 15 A subcommittee report to the American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way association urges railroad government partnership to conserve forests. It calls for preventing timber waste, replanting, tax reforms on land and timber, a forest statistics bureau, and use of chemically treated ties with protective plating. The plan aims to reduce forest loss and support long term rail needs.
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Chicago
American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way Association
Na Unnal Conservation Conmission
London Opens American Style Department Store
Crowds and visitors filled Oxford Street for the formal opening of the American style department store by Harry Selfridge. The Portland stone fireproof building covers an acre with five floors above ground and three below, featuring a gentlemen’s smoking room emergency hospital library silence room a bank and a colonial room with long distance telephone service and a sky open terrace garden.
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London
Oxford Street
Harry Selfridge
Chicago
Invi Wtiona Engesyet
British Isles
Temn
Camera Restores His Mind In Milwaukee
William Childs 28, son of the late George William Childs Jr of Brooklyn, regained memory after years of amnesia. He recalled wandering after a Moody Institute meeting in Chicago and appeared in Milwaukee four weeks ago asking authorities to identify him. Doctors call the case a remarkable aphasia cure triggered by a camera shutter.
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Milwaukee
Mar
Williiam Childs
George William Childs, Jr
Broklyn
Moody Institute
Chicago
Childs
Ing Wellery
Dynamite at Indiana Anti-Saloon Attorney Home
The home of Charles G. Renner, attorney for Martinsville Indiana's Anti-Saloon League, was partially wrecked by a dynamite blast Saturday night. The charge was placed under the north side steps. windows shattered. Renner and his wife escaped unharmed, smoke filled a library, bloodhounds tracked briefly, Renner believes the act aimed to warn rather than kill him.
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Indiana
Anti-Saloon League
Martinsville
Ind
Charles G. Renner
Renner
Widow to Contest Baldwin Will in San Francisco
The widow of the late J J Baldwin will contest the millionaire turfman’s will. Attorney Garrett McEnery confirmed the action. She is awarded only a one third interest in the Baldwin annex property in San Francisco, valued at $500000, from an estate estimated at 25 004 000.
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Baldwin
San Francisco
Mar
J. J
Icky} Baldwin
Garrett McEnery
Baldwin Annex
Woman Dies During Bryan Lecture in University Hall
Mrs. C. L. Grimes, 65, a Bryan lecture attendee in University Hall, died of heart disease while seated in the balcony. In Ottawa, Oscar Adkins, his wife, and daughter drowned trying to ford a stream. bodies recovered.
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Bryan Speake
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mar
Williams Jennings Bryan
University Hall
C. L. Grimes
Ottawa
Kan
Oscar Adkins
Banquet Poison Scare as Vincennes Struck by Meat Toxin
In Vincennes Indiana on March 15 a banquet marking the local Masonic lodge anniversary left at least four people critically ill and around 160 poisoned. Victims fell in hotels and in homes, with 20 rushed to the hospital. Physicians from nearby towns aided as hospitals and temporary wards were set up. investigators sought the meat source blaming possible tainted meat.
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Vincennes
Ind
Masonic Lodge
Atogether
Frank
Serge
Circuit Court of
Lawrenceville
D. Eltman
Evaneville
Samipson
Owensboro
Wage hot fight on rum in Indiana counties
Indianapolis March 15. If Miami county votes to close saloons in the county option election it will be held tomorrow. Thirty two of Indiana's ninety two counties would be dry under the option law. Of the dry counties many have closed saloons by remonstrance. most remaining are wet and soon may vote dry. Vincennes faces a fierce race as a petition for an option election circulates amid a city with seventy two saloons two distilleries and one brewery.
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Indianapolis
Miami County
Indiana
Vincennes
Transport Logan Ashore in Honolulu Harbor
United States army transport Logan ran aground Saturday night in Honolulu harbor while maneuvering to back into her slip. The ship is not leaking and faces no immediate danger. British cruiser Cambrian offered assistance, but Logan’s engines and tugs are expected to refloat the vessel. Seventeen injured in wreck near Sanderson, Texas, as Southern Pacific No. 10 crashed into a switch engine on a side track. Among the seriously hurt is W. J. Desmond of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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Logan
Honolulu
United States Army
San Antonio
Tex
Southern Pacific
Sanderson
W. J. Desmond
Milwaukee
Wia
Government Troopa Defeated by Reghi Forces
Fez reports say the pretender Reghi’s forces defeated the government troops as they advance on the city. Yangler dated March 15. Local conditions and strategic implications remain uncertain.
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Yangler
Fez
Reghi
Union Men in Boston Aisail Judge Wright
Boston crowd protests sentences handed to Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison by Judge Wright in Washington. A large meeting at Faneuil Hall denounces bias in the courts and accuses the judge of intemperate language toward labor leaders. Copies of the resolution go to President Taft and others.
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Boston
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Wright
District of Columbia
Faneulhall
Fanewihail
Taft
Sherman
Cannon
Charles McFarland
South Norwalk, Conn
EXPECTS COAL MINE STRIKE IN NEAR FUTURE
Philadelphia reports Secretary Hardvin of district No 3 Amalga Mine Workers predicts a strike of anthracite miners. He cites rejected operator demands and a Scranton convention on March 23 as likely to lead the union to renew talks or call a strike if demands remain unmet.
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Philadelphia
Mac
Hardvin
Amalgamated Mine Workers
Visuers
Scranton
War on Sunday Work East Liverpool 0 Mar 15
Puritan Sunday observed in East Liverpool leads to mass employment arrests expected today. Police seized names of streetcar conductors motormen telephone operators news dealers livery men and all workers. Cigar stores restaurants and rug shops limited hours while news dealers handed papers to a Seventh Day Adventist who observed Saturday as Sabbath.
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East Liverpool
Near Death in Runaway in Kentucky Governor Hurt
Gov Willson and Mrs Willson with guests Mr and Mrs Robert Lyman narrowly escaped death when horses attached to Gov Willsons carriage ran away in Frankfort Kentucky. Mrs Willson was unconscious and suffered two broken front teeth and a fractured left wrist. Gov Willson sustained multiple injuries Str Lyman was cut and contused, Mrs Lyman unharmed.
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Frankfort
Mra. Lyman
Farmer Shot by Burglar in Beaconsfield Ia
Des Moines reports A L Ryan 21 son of a Beaconsfield farmer died after being shot in the abdomen while entering a Russian neighbor Genelski's rooms late yesterday morning Ryan mistook the doorway for his own. Genelski says he fired, claiming Ryan was a burglar and fled.
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Jawa
Des Moines
A. L. Ryan
Beaconsfield
Genelski
Ryan
Genclski
Record Aerial Flight Sets Distance Milestone
In Los Angeles on March 15 Roy Knabenshue with his brother in law L M Bakentraw completed a record aerial trip in a dirigible. The craft traveled from Los Angeles to Pasadena covering more than fifteen miles in under an hour.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Roy Knabenshue
L. M. Bakentraw
Pasadena
Murdered Pastor Buried in Newark Funeral
Two thousand people braved the rain to pack St Stanislaus church in Newark for the funeral of Rev Erasmus Ansion the pastor slain in the attack. The service drew a crowded gathering as authorities investigated the murder and the community mourned.
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Newark
St. Stanislaus’ Church
Erasmus Ansion
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