Weather, crops, and cold snap across the West
California citrus losses eyed as half a crop saved by moderating winds. Fresno to San Bernardino report scattered damage with many groves spared. experts warn rail freight may lose millions. California snow belt tightens as Bakersfield and Sacramento endure record lows. Pacific Northwest sees fierce winds and rail reroutings.
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Lox Angeles
Oranney
Famons
Colt
San Barnardino
Sant Ana
Los Ange
Jasenlichh
Maceriaile
W. S Bulmer
Alte Frowers’ Association
San Francisco
Cal
California
Central California
Sanethern
Winnie
Tinkarsfield
Caldin
Bakersfield
Washington
Seattle
Westar
Dredd
Sioux City
Fit
Dan
Utah
Survive Wreck of the Rosecrans Tragedy Ends in Rescue
Thirty aboard the tanker Rosecrans from San Francisco faced a wreck in rough seas. Only three survived and one later died, with Porters and Captain Johnson among the identified dead. Rescue efforts brought the two remaining survivors ashore as the ship lay halved beneath the water near the Columbia River bar.
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Agtorin
Ure
San Francisco
Rosecrans
Peicock
Columbia River
Jane
Teenera
Tgatsbin
Ois
Johnson
Ue Wort Gunty Lity
Bagle
An & Launch
Willing 10 Retain Tariff on Pottery
The committee indicated support to retain a four percent tariff on pottery, citing European competition and industry conditions. Witnesses testified that profits remain modest due to high labor costs, with no indication of combined industry action and noting Austrian pottery costs. The House ways and means panel resumed hearings on tariff schedules including earthenware and glassware as advocates urged cuts without harming American industry.
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Underwood
Wiss
Wyeth
Europe
Burgess
Trenton
Austria
Cox Rend
Manuligru Rey
Bear River Slide Destroys Forks Hotel In Bitter Creek Townsite
A landslide from Tutermaclonal Mountain opposite Bitter Creek townsite yesterday leveled the Forks hotel a two story frame structure. Stables and outbuildings collapsed. a proximate stable was razed. Two occupants escaped unharmed as the hotel house split in two. Utah and Idaho report losses due to the event amid thaw conditions.
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Vollava
Utah
Idaho
Vlixcard
Tutermaclonal Mountain
Bitter Cree
Bear River
Forks
Consider Affairs of National Banks Reform Proposals Urged
A Treasury style hearing in Washington heard Comptroller Lawrence Murray describe reforms to curb personal compensation to bank officers, tighten loan rules to insiders, and improve examinations. The Glass committee pressed for elastic currency, regional reserves, and fed supervision as a substitute for a central bank.
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Yasuingon
2. C
Jan-S
Comptrol
Lawrence
Murrey
Toneyrust
Murray
Baok
Talt
Wratington
Touxe Mana Trust Committee
Taft
Congress
Marehd
Shea
Econtotrailer
George W. Baker
First Nationa Bank
New York
Nlommyer
J. P. Morgan
James Stillman
United States
Aslie M. Shaw
Bessary
Dnd
Shaw
Ready to File Heavy Bond for Coast Men
San Francisco Jan. Representatives of the Building Trades Council of California plan to post bonds totaling 240,000 to release Olaf A. Tyoltnan and Eugene A. Clancy, two San Franciscans convicted in Indianapolis. McCarthy awaits bond acceptance by the U.S. district court. bonds may be doubled per judge. Friends offer 875,000 in property to cover the amount, with 120,000 voluntarily pledged from Southern California.
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San Franscisto
Cal
Representativns
Building Trades Council of California
Olaf A. Tyoltman
Eugene A. Clancy
Structural Iron Workers’ Union
Indianapolis
EH. McCarthy
LU. S. District Court
Anderson
Baker
Chicago
Tyelmon
Clancy
Friand
California
Son Wrandlacy Ead
Big conservation battle ahead at forestry meeting
At the American Forestry association gathering in Washington Ty G. Jan. 1 the speaker, Gifford Pinchot, warned of a state rights move to hand forests to states and attacked supporters of the policy. He said forest service bears the burden of defending conservation and warned defeat would threaten the entire conservation policy. The meeting closed with officer elections.
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Washington
Giffard Pinchot
American Forestry Association
Wwyollihe Forest Service
Polley
Pinchot
Conservatons
Ils Beatalon
Servia Decides to Leave the Adriatic
The Serb government announces withdrawal from the Adriatic Sea drawing mixed reactions. British Foreign Secretary Edward Grey notes possible intervention if Balkan and Turkish peace talks fail, while Greece resists concessions amid pressures from Austria-Hungary and others over Adrianople and surrounding regions.
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London
Adriatic Sea
Geremany
Auntriaungary
Tmibros
Leninog
Econnon
Constantinople
Bsir Sieward Grey
Smingator
Eubialtzad
Adrianople
Turkey
Conplintloopis
Final Arguments In Archbald Case Heard In Senate
Washington January session reconvened as impeachment court to hear final arguments from managers and defense in the Archbald case on charges of official misconduct. Three days of continuous argument are allotted to close the trial that has occupied the senate since December.
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Washingwn
D. C
House
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
Senate
Rines Wins Speeches Prize in Mora Event
Henry Rines of Mora captured the spedketahin title at a Minnesota event held in Saint Paul yesterday. Efforts to stall Governor Buragipe and prevent the jwatatithg Abe eual vote failed, with Rines emerging as the winner.
A Policeman's Life No Life for Wible
Davenport Iowa January reports a policeman, John F Wible, resigning after one night on duty citing the blue coat life as not to his taste. The force struggles to locate a companion in a related forged check case as Davenport handles racing demurrers and a Moon Tal ruling awaits. Snow totals rise six and a half inches with trains delayed though restored. multiple local incidents including a switchman injured and a Greek gambling raid conclude the Davenport beat.
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Davenport
Jan
Wpellceminj
Mile
Tor
John F. Wible
Mer
Wible
Police
Sud
Yho
Elmer Mam
Jadar
Iowa National Bank
Ham 5
Ig Ley
Denver
Fest Dagen
Theo Phils
Corrigan
Rudolph Brandt
George Ringe
Anda Hager
Jase
Inauguration Plans Put Up to Congress
Washington D C Jan Congress was asked to approve a plan for President Wilson's inauguration. The local committee presented a measure granting funds including a congressional grant for the pension bureau building for the inaugural ball. Several House members oppose delaying the bureau's work, now at capacity.
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Washington, D. G
Wilson
Pension Bureau
Bureau
Congressmen stranded aboard steamship off Sea Gate
Washington January 3 Special report says Representatives Pepper Kendall and Connolly of Town are aboard the Panama, a steamship stranded in fog off Sea Gate. A wireless from Pepper this afternoon says their landing is indefinite. This follows last week's award from the beat sit.
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Washington, D. C
Panama
Pepper, Kendall
Connolly
Sea Gate
Pepper
Senators Confer With Gov Wilson On Senate Reorganization
Senators Hoke Smith of Georgia and Thom BP Gore of Oklahoma met with President-elect Wilson in Yrenton New Jersey to discuss the impending senate reorganization. They focused on committees and the status of contests in Maine New Hampshire Iowa and South Dakota where Democrats may win seats. Democratic leaders eye strengthening their slim majority ahead of March 14 with Marshall’s possible vote pivotal in tight lines.
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Repub
Tennessee
Patterson
Senate
Thomas BR. Marshall
White slaver captured in secret room in Seattle house
Meged White Slaver Miller was seized by detectives after a three year chase. He hid in a basement secret room beneath the Miller residence with a gun and three rifles. Miller and Digwheel are held on warrants for unlawful presence in the United States. Detectives found the Miller home, arrested Mrs. Miller, and discovered a trap door to the hiding place.
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Seattle
Wash
Tan
Joseph Miller
Yester
Digwile
United States
Millers
Miller
Chance Named New York Baseball Manager
Frank L. Chance signed a three year contract to manage the New York American League team, with an annual salary of 25000 and five percent of net profits, an arrangement described as the largest ever for a baseball manager. He will stay in Chicago briefly then return to California before moving to New York for the first week of next month.
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Chicago
Frank L
Chance
New York
American Teague
Yasegal
Ian Johnson
Chante
Farrell
California
Des Moines Col Joseph Eiboeck Dies at 75
Joseph Eiboeck a veteran Iowa trader born in Hungary died suddenly on Christmas eve after a brief apoplectic stroke. He was 75, survived by a wife and a daughter married to former law partner MacFarland. He served as deputy clerk of the supreme court and was a stockman and vice president of the Iowa Aberdeen Angus association. A Hampton Globe media note reports the weekly Jeffersonian Globe sold to Arthur Salsbury.
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Des Moines
Joseph Eibaeck
Laday
Hungary
MacFarland
Mar- Bhilstow
T. ¥. Atney
Decatr County
Supreme Court
O. C. Heer
Iowa Aberdeen Angas ‘N Association
Davis City
Taft asks support for economy board and reform
President Taft urged Congress to appropriate 260000 for continuing the commission on efficiency data across executive departments. He warned against political delays, saying extensive investigations could save millions annually, with reports illustrating potential gains from a broader federal efficiency program.
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Washington, D. C
T le Rovernment
Wiese
Taly
Congress
Snd
Washington
N. Y
War
Navy
State, Justice and Commerce
Labor
New York
Missionary’s Son Slain in Chinese Robbery Ambush
A party of Canadian Methodist missionaries returning to Taelutsing was attacked between Chengtul and Chungutin in Sze Chuep. The infant son of Rev. R G Jolliffe was killed. one robber was captured, others fought back.
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Kis Insant
Follifrey
Peking
Tan
S—Thhinese Roovers
Jilley
John
R. OG. Jolliffe
Canadian Methodist Mission
Weather forecast fragment for Thursday with scattered temperatures
Fragmentary weather note reports tonight and tomorrow with muted temperatures in western and central portions. Contains garbled data but indicates a forecast for fluctuating conditions and regional variation.
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Milwaukee Railroad
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Frank Chance
Tery
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Joseph Eiboeck
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