Extra Session of Congress Possible In
Insurgent Republicans join Democrats in rejecting Speaker Cannon's interpretation of the new rule governing committees. Taft era tensions rise as six weeks remain in the session and arguments over discharge of committees continue. The House faces a rare chance for an extra session as partisan lines harden.
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Tribune Bureau
Washincton
Jan
Congress
Tawney
Appropriations Committee
House
Jessione
Taft Bae
Hull
House Committee On
Red
Hinds
Bing
Coincidence in crime as elderly con is jailed again
In a familiar Cincinnati courtroom Colonel A C Ward, a 77 year old confidence man, was convicted for the sixth time and given a two year sentence. He declared he would die in the Ohio Penitentiary and said a Michigan warden would handle his burial.
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Cincinnati
Jan Ih
A.C. Ward
Ohio Penitentiary
Ward
Michigan
Auto Made Clean Sweep On City Street
Josep Omenir a iapover of Amsterdam avenue at Broadway and 6th street faced danger from a northbound car and a following automobile. To escape he clung to a car step as the auto swept by tearing his trousers and underwear. He was spared further harm when the driver returned with a blanket and took him home.
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Josep Omenir
Amsterdam Avenue
Broadway
6Th Street
Sinclair
Surrogate Abner C. Thomas III Dies After Illness
Surrogate Abner C. Thomas III, aged sixty seven, was stricken with apoplexy at his home 819 West Sith street and suffered a stroke, with physicians saying death was imminent. He had been in generally good health and did not attend the Surrogates' Court yesterday morning due to a cold.
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Abner C. Thomas
West Sith Street
Thomas
Surrogates' Court
Sheehan
Forest, Fish and Game Committee
Assemblyman Drummond
Auburn
Osborne
State Department
Drummond
Shepard Cen
Dix
Woman’s fatal shooting in crowded Fort Worth department store
Jan II Fort Worth Texas a saleswoman Mrs Mary Binford was shot five times by Mrs T M Brooks wife of a prominent attorney in a crowded department store. Brooks calmly fired four more shots after an initial wound, killing Binford as shoppers fled. Brooks walked away, surrendered her pistol and fainted. both declined to state. She was jailed on $10,000 bond.
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Fort Worth
Tex
T. M. Brooks
Mary Binford
Binford
Mrs Binford
Two Rinford
United States Likely to Aid England in Anglo American Ties
The newly mentioned Bishop of Winchester references Dr. Weldon of Manchester in discussing Anglo American relations. He notes that a notable journey in the United States left Tim confident no alliance would be formed to threaten Britain, and stresses that the U S would defend Britain if invaded, avoiding another Napoleon.
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Landon
Weldon
Dean l
Manchester
Winchester
Anade
United States
Tim
Welldon
Napoleon
Britain
Betalf
Passengers Ride Out Icey Bath on Swerving Train
Passengers endured a cold near disaster yesterday after a train lurched on the Jamaica lay trestle near Camden. The carriages swung and came to a halt on the proper track but not without fright. Officials report delays as trains reroute to handle the incident.
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Fey Bay
Dex
Wall Disaster and Banker Dinner Stir Brownsville Scene
A busy Brownsville night ends in a six story loft blaze at Liberty and Christopher avenues. Firefighter John Connors is badly hurt when a wall collapses on him. Earlier in Manhattan bankers dinner at Walder Hall features ex Governor Frank Black denouncing disturbers of business.
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New York
Frank Black
Blark
Pierpont Morgan
Jending National
Trust Companies
Francis L. Hine
First National Bank
J. Pierpont Morgan
Jaco Gould Schurman
Karnett University
George F. Baker
James G. Cannon
Fourth National Bank
0. H. Cheney
Richard Delafield
Natonal Park Bank
Alexander Gilbert
Black
Brownsville
Liberty and
Christopher Avenues
Elebt
John Connors
Engine Company 17
St. Mary's Hospital
Pas Wv
Blake and
Stone Avenues
Goodison
Liberty Avenue
Connors
Christopher Street
Sacksman Street
Paniestricken
Liberty
Isaac Frank
Waldo
O'Keeffe
Reynolds
Presidents come and go Chicago
Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans spoke in Chicago about life ashore versus sea service. He said he sought contentment in business and planned to move residence to California to manage new interests and build homes by the ocean. He noted no job on earth matches commanding a fleet of battleships, and hinted his career depends on the pension system.
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Black
Congress
Chicago
Robley D. Evans
Washington
California
Fire kills fireman in basement of Duchess Palace apt
Early today a basement fire at the Duchess Palace apartment house on West 18th Street claimed the life of Philip Arenson, a fireman. His helper James Johnson was rescued and rushed to Washington Heights Hospital with severe burns after bystanders alerted authorities.
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Duchess Palace
West Mth Street
Philip Arenson
James Johnson
Washington Heights
J. Te Largo
W. Walters
St. Nicholas Avenue
Walters
Sarge
Smul
Johnson
Aron
Lodge Renominated in Massachusetts Senate Race
United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge was renominated by the Republican caucus for a fourth term with 125 of 158 votes while Democrats chose Sherman L. Whipple as their nominee. Balloting in both chambers shows expected Senate support for Lodge and a House deadlock, with Whipple gaining later nominations and urging a fight against “usurpations of special, privileged interests.”
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Boston
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
House
Senate
Mr. Lodge
Sherman L. Whipple
Brookline
Suffolk
Lodge
Whipple
John R. Thayer
Worcester
Thayer
Mr. Thayer
Mr. Whipple
Senator
Fzht
Woman Surgeon on Job Opens Ambulance Ride Through Windy Streets
Dr Elizabeth Bruyn a 23 year old Cornell graduate becomes Williamsburg Hospital ambulance surgeon at 4 pm. Her first patient Fanny Stark a ten months old inhaled gas from a stove. Bruyn praised Dr Mary Crawford and said she learned jiu jitsu to handle intoxicated patients.
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Elizabeth Bruyn
Williamsburg
Marcy Avenue
Fanny Stark
Fanny
Bruyn
Letterts Place
Cornell
Women’s and Children's Hospitar
Boston
Mary Crawford
Williamsburg Hospital
Fire rips three story Bronx building displacing families
A fire started just before 1 am at 509 East 164th Street in the Bronx. Firemen fought winds and congestion as flames gutted the three story brick building and threatened nearby structures. Goldberg & Co and Saxe & Co occupied space on the lower floors. Damages are estimated over 50000 dollars.
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East 164Th Street
Bronx
Captain Place
Morrisania
Mora Station
Ahearn
Croker
Driscoll
Goldberg & Co
Saxe & Co
County grand jury probes vote buying in Panville region
In Panville Alabama the grand jury heard charges that the county long allowed vote buying. The court said a moral wave sweeps the nation and that Panville would feel its effects. Many witnesses have been summoned to testify about the alleged practice spanning years and involving both political parties.
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Panvile
Joseph G. Can‘hon
National House of Representatives
Bryce disputes resignation rumors as ambassador to United States
Rumors in Washington and London claimed Ambassador Bryce planned to resign. Bryce denied the rumors, stating he has much work to accomplish in the United States and does not contemplate leaving his post. The report notes the denial came amid speculation in British circles.
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Wasninston
Finondon
Bryce
United States
Eetechaereacseanes
Brown
Sheehan Choice of Democratic Caucus Sparks Deadlock Talk
Albany reports that a Democratic Joint caucus chose William F. Sheehan of Buffalo as the party candidate for U.S. Senator with 82 votes to 21 for Edward Shepard and 7 for D. Cady Herrick amid 25 absentees. The result prompted calls for unity, while Governor Dix urged lawmakers to act with harmony as party factions gauge future ballots and possible compromise candidates like Alton B. Parker or Daniel F. Cohalan.
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Tribune
Albany
Democratic Joint Caucus
William F. Sheehan
Buffalo
United States
Edward M. Shepard
D. Cady Herrick
Sheehan
Shepard
Herrick
Chanter
Shortt
Black
Fiero
Frawley
Gitting
Grady
Griffin
Haite
Metlelland
McMania
O'Brien
Pollock
Ramaperser
Stillwell
C.D. Sullivan
T. D. Sullivan
Wagner
Bovlan
Bien
Bush
Caughite
Cuvailler
Dawson
Fitapatrick
Foley
Prishle
Gerhardt
Gillen
Goldberg
Gobletein
Graubard
Gregg
Garnett
Hackett
Hearn
J.J. Herrick
Hoey
Jackson
Jameson
Ua Beau
A.‘J. Levy
J. Levy
Mani McCue
McEiligott
McGrath
Monchynsk Mark
Neupert
Oliver
A. Parker
Palrt FE. Smith
Spelters
Turley
Washburn
Well
Wende
Zorn
Rayne
Croning Suiten
Harden
Long
Loomis
Sanner
Carew
Chanier
Donnely
Donovan
Farrell
Fay
Gorken
Heyman
McKean
Dix
Tammany
I T
Daniel F. Cohalan
Cohalan
Alton B. Parker
Parker
Indepe
Charles Remurgny
Democratic Party
William FB. Sheehan
Thomas More Osborne
Upstate
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