Miners urged to keep working despite strike call
Des Moines report shows District 13 head W H Rodgers urging Iowa miners to resume work April 1 to avoid wage losses. He favors a referendum on the wage issue after board conclusions, notes defense fund, and calls for a legal department and better living conditions. John Gay cites 16,069 members. February 15 funds total 137,876.41 with several year disbursements including death benefits and copper strike donation.
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Des Moines
W. H W. Rodgers
United Mine Workers of America
Rodgers
Iowa
John Gay
The
International
Calumet
Mich
Dancing Was the Issue in Knoxville School Election
Knoxville voters yesterday rejected bonds of 125000 for a new high school building. Dr. A F Keeton and banker B E Jordan led the ticket promising to cut society balls and other activities for teachers and students, but they were beaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
A. F. Keeton
BE. R. Jordan
Child Swallows Screw Prompting Hospital X Ray
Clarke Van Meter 18 months old, grandson of Governor Clarke, was brought to Methodist hospital in Des Moines for X ray after swallowing an inch and a half screw. Parents are Wilbur and Mrs. Van Meter of Adel Iowa. Mrs Van Meter is Governor Clarke’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Clarke van Meter
Clarke
Methodist Hospital
Wilbur van Meter
Adel
van Meter
Oil Trust to Place Tanks near Logan
The Standard Oil company buys land near Logan to install tanks for kerosene gasoline and lubricating oil. The site on the Lincoln highway will make Logan a distributing point supplying Reeders Mills Woodbine and Magnolia.
Railway Fireman Injured in Milwaukee Yard Accident
North McGregor C. O. Arendt, a locomotive fireman, was injured in Milwaukee yards. His engine started unexpectedly while at the coal chutes, causing him to slip and be thrown under the engine. One leg was cut off and the other badly damaged, possibly requiring amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North McGregor
C. O. Arendt
Milwaukee Yards
Waterloo Cattle Congress Stock Dividends Declared
Dividends on Waterloo Cattle Congress stock were declared and paid at Elkshall during a stockholders banquet. The stock was subscribed to fund a major forthcoming state show rather than to profit individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Cattle Congress
Elkshall
College Girl Takes Poison at Simpson College
Miss Gladys Ward a 22 year old music student at Simpson College attempted suicide by drinking poison. She is in serious condition and recovery is regarded as hopeless. She is daughter of Rev. Mr Ward of Sidney Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianola
Gladys Ward
Simpson College
Mr.Ward
Sidney
Iowa
Cooperative stores planned in Tri-City area
Davenport Rock Island and Moline will host a cooperative store network under the Tri-City Federation of Labor. Capital stock will be sold to union men and unions will run the stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plan Cooperative Stores
Davenport
Rock Island
Moline
Tri-City Federation of Labor
New Engine to Modernize Fort Madison Prison Power
The light and power plant at Fort Madison prison will get a new Corliss engine and 125 watt generator replacing the old small engine. The upgrade costs about $4,000 and aims to improve efficiency and reliability of prison utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
Boy Thief Is Caught After Attempt on Box Factory
George Craft a 16 year old youth was captured by police while trying to break into the Muscatine Box factory office. A search of his effects tied him to a recent string of petty burglaries in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
George Craft
South
Cedar Rapids Bridge Contract Awarded to Wheeler Co
John Wheeler Construction won the contract to build a new concrete bridge over the Cedar River in Cedar Rapids. The company’s bid was 94572 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapids
Cedar Rapids
John Wheeler Construction Company
Cedar River
Neighbors Find Man Dead in Batavia Home
Louis Droz who lived alone in Batavia was found dead inside his residence after three weeks missing. The town marshal forced entry and authorities say death occurred about two weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Louis Droz
Batavia
Ames Defeats Boone In Low-Scoring High School Basketball
Ames High School defeated Boone High 27 to 20 at home after a prior loss to Sioux City. The game featured a strong Ames defensive effort and a decisive second half to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Boone
Sioux City
Boone High Five
Scientific Dairying Pays for Benson Cow Testing Group
Cedar Falls area farmers in the Benson Cow Testing association boost profits by weighing and testing milk from each cow and culling underperformers. The ten top cows yield $177.90 to $221.10 gross per cow annually, with butter production per cow ranging from 449 to 737 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Benson Cow Testing Association
Bad Boy Sent to Eldora After Elevator Extortion Plot
Boone Ed Castle of Madrid a 17 year old amateur blackhander and two accomplices refused to name. he was taken by Deputy Sheriff Han num to Eldora and placed in the industrial school. Castle wrote to Carl Lundahl elevator manager at Madrid demanding $100 be hidden in the elevator. Lundahl complied but informed city marshal Ole Delson, who then arrested the youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Ed Castle
Madrid
Hannum
Eldora
Carl Lundahl
Lundahl
Ole Delson
Waterloo papers merge in historic consolidation
The Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo Daily Reporter unite under the Courier office led by the W. H. Hartman company. The Courier began in 1858 and the Reporter in 1868, with former editor Matt Parrott noted for his prior role as lieutenant governor. A Pocahontas county widow Mary C. Markin marries her stepson W. W. Markin, widower of B. F. Markin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Daily Reporter
Courier
W. H. Hartman
The
Reporter
Matt Parrott
Pocahontas
Mary C. Markin
Pocahontas County
W. W. Markin
B. F. Markin
Rolfe
Ousted Iowa Justice Herring in Wobbly Chair Case
John Herring, justice of the peace in Iowa City, was removed from office by a jury after five hours of deliberation. Judge Howell instructed that removal was possible even without visible intoxication if testimony showed incapacity to perform duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
John Herring
Howell
Herring
Cattle Value Decision In Box Car Fire Case
Justice Lurton ruled in a U S Supreme Court context that Judge Howell limited recovery to 30 dollars per head or 180 dollars for a 1700 dollar herd of thoroughbreds killed in a box car fire involving Sam William son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Justice Lurton
United States Supreme Court
Howell
Sam Wiliamson
Ordain Unitarian Pastor in Iowa City
Charles M. Perry Ph D was ordained in the Unitarian ministry on Monday evening and has begun his work as pastor of the First Unitarian church of Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Charles M. Perry
First Unitarian Church of
Iowa City Farmer Dies After Drinking Carbolic Acid
Iowa City resident Joseph Picha a farmer killed himself at the Bena grocery store while chatting with friends after drinking a large amount of carbolic acid authorities said the death is self inflicted with no foul play suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Joseph Picha
Bena
Elect New Lieutenant Colonel in Fifty-fourth I N G
Des Moines reports Adj Gen Guy E Logan orders the election of a lieutenant colonel of the Fifty-fourth Indiana National Guard at Burlington to replace Fred S Holstein whose term expires soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Adj
Guy E. Logan
Burlington
Fred S. Holstein
State College Farmer Quits at Iowa State College Farm
George Mitchell, eight year superintendent at the Iowa State college farm, resigns and moves to his own farm near Iowa Falls in Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Nevada
George Mitchell
Iowa State College
Iowa Falls
Revival closes with baptisms at Lorimor Methodist church
A three weeks revival at the Lorimor Methodist church ended with eighteen baptisms and twenty-two new members joining the church. The meetings drew local residents and reflected a strong community interest in spiritual renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorimor
Lorimer
Methodist Church
Lodge Hosts Officers At Keokuk Banquet
Keokuk council and Royal Arcanum held a banquet entertaining Supreme Regent R B Wickersham of Harrisburg Grand Regent W E McConnell Council Bluffs and Grand Secretary H A Snyder Waterloo as part of a formal gathering with officers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Keokuk Council
Royal Arcanum
R. B. Wickersham
Harrisburg
W. E. McConnell
Council Bluffs
H. A. Snyder
Waterloo
Pastor Changes Denomination in Marshalltown
The Rev. George E. Albright of State Street United Evangelical church will leave his denomination late this month to become pastor of the Presbyterian church at Colfax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
George E. Albright
State Street
Farmboy Leo Campbell Dies from Pitchfork Wounds
A 16 year old Webster City area farmer lad near Williams died after a pitchfork fell and pierced his back lung cavity. The accident occurred on the farm and he died immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Falls
Pitchfork
Webster City
Leo Campbell
Williams
Dubuque Receives Sageville Road Park Land
Dubuque gains 5.5 acres on Sageville road donated for park use by George A. Burden and Dr. C. J. Peterson. The northern city land is dedicated to becoming a public park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Dubuquée
Sageville Road
George A. Burden
C. J. Peterson
Radical Move Aims to Reorganize National Life of Iowa
Des Moines report states state auditors revoke National Life Association of Iowa license to halt new business while allowing in force policies to pay benefits. The action seeks reorganization to salvage the firm amid mismanagement concerns, with similar moves expected in 34 other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
National Life Association of
Iowa
Insurance Department
National Life
National Life Association
Debating Title Decided for Iowa High School Champs
Iowa City will host the high school debating championship finals on May 15, moving from April. Semi finals on April 10 pit district champs, Lamoni leads southwest, Sigourney southeast, Independence northeast, and Algona northwest. Winners meet in Iowa City to claim the loving cup for the champion team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
University of Town
Lamoni
Sigourney
Independence
Algona
Indictments Highlight Allegations Against Siegel and Vogel
Henry Siegel and Frank E. Vogel, already indicted for grand larceny, face new charges over accepting deposits after Siegel & Co was insolvent. Bail set at $26,000 each as three indictments allege false statements to a bank to obtain 25000 dollars and receipt of deposits despite insolvency. Deputy reports reveal nearly two million in book discrepancies between Siegel stores and banking ventures. Siegel testified he did not invest capital in the private bank but acknowledged deposits used as floating capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Siegel
Frank E. Vogel
Rosalsky
Henry Siegel & Co
National Bank of Commerce
Fourteenth Street
Federal
Siegel
Vogel
Simpson & Crawford
Chicago
Women’s Big Club Meeting in Iowa City for 1915 Convention
Iowa City hosts preparations for the Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs biennial convention to be held in May 1915. A local board of fourteen delegates was formed and elected officers: Mrs. Max Mayer as president, Mrs. A Swisher as vice president, Dr. Zella White Stewart as secretary, and Mrs. J. B. Kessler as treasurer.
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Iowa City——Club
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Iowa City
Max Mayer
A. Swisher
Zella White Stewart
J. B. Kessler
Professor MacMurray resigns from Ames State College
Prof Arthur MacMurray head of public speaking resigns from Ames State College to join the University of Kansas and lead its department of public speaking. He came to Ames in 1908 and boosted the program over five and a half years, driving its rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Ames
Arthur MacMurray
State Board of Education
University of Kansas
MacMurray
Sander Declares Platform in Keokuk Mayoral Bid
Rev J F Sanders the preacher candidate for mayor in Keokuk announces his platform to protect legal saloons and oppose protection of bootleggers. He emphasizes lawful liquor trade and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
J. F. Sanders
McCallum Recommended for Iowa Falls Postmaster
Representative Connell y recommends Peter McCallum for postmaster at Iowa Falls. McCallum is an old Democrat and a prominent member of the Knights of Pythias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCallum
Iowa Falls
Connelly
Peter McCallum
The
Knights of Pythias
Farmer dies in bridge fall near Shenandoah
George Johnson, prominent local farmer near Shenandoah, dies of injuries after his threshing machine fell through a bridge. He leaves a widow and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
George Johnson
Shennandoah
Johnson
Pipe Spark Ignites Powder Burns Farm Hand
West Liberty-Guy Age, while removing tree stumps on a local farm, set down a sack of blasting powder to light his pipe. A spark from the lighted pipe ignited the powder, causing serious burns to Age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Guy Age
Age
First concrete arch bridge planned over the Iowa River
Iowa City sets plans for a concrete arch bridge over the Iowa River. The structure features an 82 foot driveway and six foot sidewalks on both sides. The project marks the city’s first such arch bridge and outlines the proposed layout and dimensions.
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Iowa River
Iowa City
Bridge Work Advertised in Story County 1914
Under supervisor directive the Story county auditor has advertised bids for constructing seventy reinforced concrete bridges and culverts within the county during 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Board of Supervisors
Story County
Militant damages Rokeby Venus in National Gallery attack
London March 12 militant suffragette damaged the Rokeby Venus by striking the National Gallery painting. Experts assess the artwork at about $500,000 though the damage is estimated at $75,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Valesquez
National Gallery
Bank Robbery Nets $2000 In Abbotsford Heist
Seven armed men robbed the Abbotsford bank in British Columbia and escaped with gold and currency totaling about $2000. The bandits fled in an automobile, and authorities pursue leads in Bellingham Washington on March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham
Wash
Abbotsford
British Columbia
Five Men Hurt In Clarksville Bank Fire
Five men were seriously injured when a fire gutted the Union National Bank and Lowe buildings in Clarksville Virginia early this morning. The financial loss is about 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Union National Bank
Lowe
Fifteenth Candidate Enters Oregon Governor Race
Portland attorney Charles A. Johns, a Republican, becomes the fifteenth nominee hopeful to seek the Oregon governorship as of March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Charles A. Johns
45 Dead in Club Fire Sparks City Inquiry
Ten bodies recovered from the Missouri Athletic Club ruins, with the death toll rising to 45 as officials expand searches. City Council orders a joint inquiry to fix responsibility and may broaden to hotels and clubs to prevent similar disasters. Mrs Vogt dies of heart disease linked to the blaze reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri Athletic Club
Boatmen’s Bank
St. Louis Union Trust Company
Louis Vogt
Floods Drive Unemployed Army to Yolo County Camp
Beaten and disorganized group known as the unemployed army is encamped across the river in Yolo county after being driven from Sacramento. Deputies state troops guard bridges and prevent return while armed Yolo officers keep the men in the new camp. With no leaders the group prioritizes subsistence over planned Washington trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Yolo County
Waghifgton
D. C
Sacramento River
Yolo Basin
Chicago Grain Brokers File Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
Chicago March 12 W A Fraser company grain brokers filed a petition of voluntary bankruptcy in U S district court. Liabilities listed at 180145.14 and assets at 420504.79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Grain Brokers
Chicago
W. A. Fraser Company
Grain Brokers
United States District Court
Barker Nominated for Mayor As Kans City Scene Shifts
Harry J. Barker a Merchant was nominated for mayor at a Republican city convention. Democratic city primaries were held. The Independents are working for commission rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Harry J. Barker
Sugar Injunction Denied By Supreme Court
Washington March 11 The Supreme Court denied an injunction in the suit to restrain McAdoo from collecting less than 80 percent of the Dingley tariff rates on Cuban sugar. The ruling stems from a dispute between Louisiana and state actions over tariff collection policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louisiana
Supreme Court
McAdoo
Cuba
Oakley Tries Embezzlement Case In Alabama
James G. Oakley former president of the Alabama convict board stands trial in Montgomery charged with embezzling 32000 dollars of state funds. This represents one of several cases against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
James G. Oakley
Alabama Convict Board
Forced men to riot claims guards taunted wives to trigger clashes
Henry Batter, a private detective for copper district operators, told a congressional panel that mining companies employed 200 detectives to disrupt strike parades in Michigan. He said they harassed strikers and insulted their wives to incite rioting and provoke guards to intervene, including shooting at a miner's home owned by Mrs Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry Batter
Congressional Investigating Committee
Batter
Asher Detective Agency
New York
Michigan
Calumet
Michigan National Guards
Curry
Benson
Bandits Shoot Down Victim in Fidelity Loan Store
In Pittsburgh two young men bought a revolver and cartridges then held up the Fidelity Loan Co on Federal street Northside. They demanded money from proprietor Morris Coblin and shot him in the head when he resisted. One suspect was captured. Coblin may die. Also reported, thieves blew a safe at Joseph Nast's clothing store on Summit street Toledo stealing bonds jewelry and cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Fidelity Loan Company
Federal Street
Northside
Morris Coblins
Coblin
Roblin
Toledo
Joseph Nast
Summit Street
Taft Not Chosen for Supreme Court by Wilson
White House officials deny a report that former President Taft will join the Supreme Court by succeeding Justice Holmes or that Taft intends to resign. The statement clarifies there has been no official indication of Taft seeking the bench or any appointment by President Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Justice Holmes
Washington
William H. Taft
Wilson
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Five days hard labor for speeding in Portland
Portland reports Judge Stevenson sentences W. G C Barber millionaire and club member to five days at hard labor on the city rock pile for speeding. Concurrent items note a DOJ building bill favorably reported by House committee and a fatal fire in New York at 812 Ninety-third Street with Mrs Lottie Hirsch killed.
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Portland
Ore
W. G C. Barber
J. H. Stevenson
Washington
Department of Justice
House Public Buildings Committee
New York
Lottie Hirsch
Ninety-third Street
Wilson
Senate
Wiliam P. Millburn
Colorado
Treasury
Buenos Aires
Vauban
Martin's Body Shipped to New York from London
Frederick Townsend Martin, prominent New York bachelor and society figure, died in London and his body was shipped to New York aboard the liner St. Louis on March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
New York
Southampton
England
Frederick Townsend Martin
London
St. Louis
J J OByrne Seeks Bremner Seat in Congress
Washington March 12 James J O By Rne secretary to Senator Hughes of New Jersey announced his candidacy here on Tuesday for the seat held by the late Congressman Bremner in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. O’byrne
Bremner
Washington
James J. O’byrne
Hughes
New Jersey
Feud Leader General Sawders Dies in Louisville
Louisville serialized feud figure General Sawders dies in Louisville of pneumonia after surviving numerous gunshot wounds. He killed 11 men but for 15 years lived as a model citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
General Sawders
Julia Marlowe Under Knife in Baltimore
Actress Julia Marlowe underwent appendicitis surgery at a Baltimore hospital after a recent illness in Los Angeles. Her condition was reported as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Marlowe
Baltimore
Inos Angeles
Cal
Troops Ordered to Rio Grande Border from Several Posts
The War Department ordered Seventeenth Infantry from Fort McPherson Georgia Ninth Infantry units from Fort Logan H Roots Arkansas and two battalions of the Ninth from Fort Thomas Kentucky to join General Bliss at the Texas border. They will patrol Eagle Pass and Laredo to ease border fears at the request of Representative Garner of Texas. The move aims to bolster border relief and security amid Mexican disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Seventeenth Infantry
Fort McPherson
Ninth Infantry
Fort Logan H. Roots
Ark
Ninth
Fort Thomas
Bliss
Texas
Adjutant General's Office
Wood
Garrison
Garner
Rio Grande
Eagle Pass
Laredo
Chihuahua
Mex
Francisco Villa
Loma
Torreon
Contreras
Durango
Benjamin Argumedo
Tex
Clemente Vergara
U. S
Adjt
Henry Hutchings
A. B. Garrett
Sanders
Rubber grafting on living tissue reported in Paris
Prof. Pierre Delbet of the University of Paris described two cases where india rubber grafts on living tissue restored function. In one finger, a thin rubber sheet freed the finger from bone adhesion. in another, a thick graft in the abdomen provided permanent relief for an extensive hernia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Pierre Delbet
Surgical Clinic
University of Paris
Academy of Medicine
India
Delbet
35000 Ex Iowans Attend Southern California Picnic
About 35 000 former Iowans gathered at Hast Lake Park in Los Angeles for the annual Iowa Association of Southern California winter picnic, setting a record for attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Iowa
Iowa Association of Southern California
Hast Lake Park
Tenant Kills Landlord in Urbana Coal Heist
March 12 Urbana Illinois John Downey a wealthy coal dealer was shot and killed by tenant George Lee in a house Downey owned. Lee shot Downey after an argument over rent or oversight in the dwelling. The line of investigation and charges are pending as police investigate motives and potential self defense claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
John Downey
George Lee
Downey
Denver Man Resigns Philippine Vice-Governor Post
Frederick W. Taylor a wealthy Denver financier has resigned as vice governor of the Philippines and will sail for the United States soon He has accepted a $10 000 position in Denver and returns home within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Denver
Colo
Frederick W. Taylor
United States
Taylor
Goebel Monument Unveiled in Frankfort Amid Cold Snow
The Goebel memorial was revealed in Frankfort Kentucky with snow and cold mirroring the day 14 years earlier when Governor Goebel was assassinated. The weather matched the solemn occasion as citizens gathered to honor the late governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goebel
Frankfort
American Citizen Slain on Sonora Ranch Raid
Charles Howard colored American citizen was killed at the Anthony ranch in Sonora during a Yaqui raid. He killed three before his ammunition ran out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Yaquin
Douglas
Ariz
Charles Howard
Anthony Ranch
Sonora
Yaqui
Indiana
Clayton Not Considered for Job
Washington March 13 Denial was made that Representative Clayton of Alabama is being considered by President Wilson as a successor to the late Justice Clabaugh of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia.
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Clayton
Washington
Representative Clayton
Alabama
Wilson
Justice Clabaugh
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
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Pioneer
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Lamont
Huerta
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N. Y
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Taft
Mexico Line
Lone Star State
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