Democrats Use Gag to Halt Steel Bill Debates
Washington scene as House aides attempt rushed passage of tariff bill. Underwood forces adjournment after blocking all minority amendments amid bitter charges of gag rule. Insurgents Lenroot and Noris accuse Democrats of caucus domination, while Republicans rail against closed debate and insist on open vote on steel rail protections.
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Representative Underwood
Representative Mann
Underwood
Floyd
Mann
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Martin
Tester
Colorado
Taylor
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Ways and Means Committee
Hun
Norria
Nebraska
Hans
Sterail
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Penns Trlvania
Austin
Tennessee
Benent
Bethlehem Steel Company
Charles M. Schwab
Bag Mille
Ty Str
Falmer
Saw Troops Went Crazy Former Theological Student Insane
Albany Jan 27 The sight of Canadian troops in Albany on Labor Day recalled the massacre of relatives by Turkish soldiers in Asia Minor when Mihram Chackmallan was a boy, driving him to insanity. Sheriff Platt sought a sanity ruling. doctors said he has been insane since Labor Day but may recover. He attacked an employer with a knife and is jailed on assault charges. Chackmagian came to America in 1904 after studying theology at Princeton and Columbia.
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Albany
Hudson Avenue
Theodore P. Bailey
J. M Mosher
Chackmagian
America
Tarsus
Princeton
Columbia Universities
New Jersey State Hospital
Morse leaves hospital by telegraph to Piedmont Hotel
Atlanta dispatch reports Charlie Morse moved from Fort Venerson Hospital to the Piedmont Hotel after medical improvement. Mrs Morse and her sister Jennie Storse accompany him. Dr A L Fowler to oversee care. Nurse assigned, private ambulance used for transfer. Mrs Morse expresses optimism about recovery.
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Charlie Morse
Fort Vennerson Hospital
Piedmont
Hote
Mra Morse
Jennie Storse
A. L. Fowler
Seogaidigoy
Hold-Up Man Huddlestone Deported to Liverpool
Henry Huddlestone described as a British hold-up man was sent from Washington State Penitentiary aboard the Carmania bound for Liverpool. He had come to the United States six years ago, became a gunfighter and robber, and after a two bag gold theft at the Great Northern Express Company in Everett he was captured with help from a female confederate. Due to overcrowding, state authorities agreed to release him on the condition of deportation by immigration officials.
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Cunard
Carmania
America
Liverpool
Henry Huddlestone
Jefferson
Great Northern Express Company
Everett
Wash
Huddlestone
Baby Boy Born in Subway Brings Name Question to Mother
A baby boy arrived during a southbound subway ride as Mrs Sophie Krug of 415 Fast 130d Street went into labor near the 6th Street station. A guard and fellow passengers assisted, Dr Lagake of Sloan Maternity Hospital attended, and both mother and child were reported well. The mother’s main worry now is choosing a name for her newborn.
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Sophie Krug
Sloane Maternity Hospital
Stith Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Inter
Mra. Krug
More Snow Threatened as Temperature Drops Sharply
Snow danger looms as temperatures fall from 27 to 13 degrees between 3 and 9 PM. The Weath Bureau bulb showed 27 at 3 PM and 17 at 9:15. Winds made walking difficult, canyon-like streets offered resistance, and no relief is promised for tonight or tomorrow.
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Weath+ _o Bureau
Progressives Dodge Issue in Illinois Meeting
The Illinois Progressive Republican state conference fails to endorse La Follette or Roosevelt. In Springfield in January 1924, delegates urged unity for a Progressive platform at the National Republican Convention, while Palmer denounced the move as treachery and insisted no presidential endorsement be made. The clash reflected splits among Roosevelt and La Follette followers as the party sought a path forward.
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Roosevelt
Springfield
Robert M. la Follette
Palmer
Statter
Mr. Palmer
Taft Attacks Reform Nostrums On Busy New York Night
President Taft attended three dinners and a ball in New York, delayed by a train arrival and car trouble. He spoke to the Ohio Society at the Waldorf Astoria, criticized progressive reform nostrums, and warned that change should come through established checks and balances rather than new machinery. The visit included a West Virginia Society dinner and a reception with the Daughters of Jacob, while security and incidents at the hotel drew attention.
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New York
Pennsylvania Station
Henry W. Taft
No. 98
West 48Th Street
Oni Society
Waldorf-Astoria
Tas Olock
Ohio Society
West Virginia Society
Aero Club of America
Daughters of Jacob
Tast
7Th Regiment
States
Ohio
Fam S. Hawk
Dr. Wilsons
Harvey
Jess
Boy's Head Cut Off in Hotel Elevator Tragedy
A 16 year old, John Percy, allegedly sneaked into the Hotel Ansonia basement and climbed to the 16th floor to rob gas and electric fixtures. He was crushed between a freight elevator and shaft wall. his head appeared in the elevator car and the body fell to the shaft bottom after the car was lowered. Police identified the youth via a card found on him. his mother Mary Perry of West 40th Street later identified him at the station.
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Ian
Armel
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Nvr
Tohn A. Perry
Ansonia
West 88Th Street
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John Percy
West 40Th Street
49Th St
Mary Perry
James Connora
Victor
Connor
Viewtor
Embezzler Blames Beer in Bank Theft Trial
George A. Terry, former National Banking Corporation clerk, testified he drank about one hundred quarts of beer in six hours while embezzling thirteen thousand dollars. The court summoned the café proprietor cited as a witness to verify the alcohol purchases and Terry confessed to the theft.
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San Francisco
George A. Terry
National Banking Corporation
Superior Court
Terry
Nquor
WCOMBS DENIES RYAN AIDED WILSON'S FUND
Governor Wilson campaign manager McCombs denies Colonel Watterson's suggestion that Thomas F Ryan contributed to Wilson's campaign fund. McCombs says no such donation occurred and that he alone could receive contributions, noting Watterson twice proposed involving Ryan for a large gift but was told money and patriotism count in a presidential contest.
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Thomas F. Ryan
Wilson
William F. McComba
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Tihnan
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Wilon
McComba
George T Marvey
Inaeper
Watterson-Tillman
Stedmere
Boston
Unione Watterson
Thimon
Wilcon
Colowvel Watterson
Mr. Ryan
Mr Ryan
Woodrow Wilson
Six Pearls for Fifteen Cents Found in Oyster Fry
Cincinnati councilman H. K. Knievers of the 28th Ward found six pearls valued at $100 each in a single oyster at a Walnut Street cafe. After a walk he had 16 cents and ordered a small fry, eating five oysters and discovering the pearls in the sixth. He pocketed them and mused if he swallowed any.
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Cincinnati
Walnut Street
Thisfternoon
H. K. Knievers
28Th Ward
Gold mining bubble bursts in Manitoba town
Winnipeg Jan 21 the gold mining boom at Minstonas Manitoba collapsed after a mass meeting of prospectors announced samples showed no gold worth developing Eight thousand claims had been staked yet none valued enough to pay for work
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Minstonas
Man
Grandmother Weds Again to Retired General Gordon
An eighty year old grandmother, Huigamer Genera David Stuart Gordon, married Mrs. Helle Vedder Fleming widow of Colonel Robert J. Fleming. The ceremony at the home of the bride's daughter 220 West 97th street was performed by Rev. W. S. Faulkes and followed by a reception at the Gordons Apartments in the Waldorf.
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Nancy Hanks
Belle Wender
Colonel Sleming
Washington
General Gordon
P. K. Gordon
Southern Pacific Railway Company
San Francisco
W. 8
Hearst Boom Fails To Win California Delegates
San Francisco reports show Hearst efforts to secure endorsement for his presidential bid faltered at the State Central Committee meeting. Proposals to place Hearst on the state primary ticket failed as Wilson supporters outmaneuvered his delegates and backed the new strict primary rules.
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Waite R. Hearst
Centr
Rixboon
A-Hornin
Willam Randolph Hearst
California
Woodrow Wilson
Hearst
Tuntend
Wilson
Hearat
Pittsfield Blaze Devours Academy and Annex in Early Morning Fire
A $300,000 fire devastated Pittsfield's business heart early today. The Academy of Music and the North Street Annex were burned, with the Shipton Building and a brick storage warehouse also ablaze. Firefighters fought a spreading inferno as nearby structures faced serious threat. City officials called it the worst conflagration in memory.
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Sac
Tan x Osinaays
Tavelock
Academy of Music
North Streat
Shipton
Dewey's
Superior Fort
Prascaresaesf Iy
Fulton
Third Letter Mystery in Schiff Brandt Case Aims to Reach Governor
A long disputed letter tied to the Brandt Schiff case centers on a young valet's note to Mrs Schiff. Judge Rosalsky, A D A and counsel for Schiff debated its fate as Cravath and Gans refused to disclose contents. The letter may be shown to Governor Dix in efforts to block a pardon.
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Mortimer L. Schiff
Schiff
Otto A. Rossisky
Howard Gansr
Schift
Mortimer L. Schitt
Governor Dix
Brandt
Mra. Schiffhich
Howard S. Gans
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