No Hope for Rate Bill As President Drops Idea
Washington date President Roosevelt has abandoned plans for an immediate rate bill. He likely will not call a special session this winter and may push for a measure in the next session after summer debate. House leaders HarIs and Townsend voiced urgency but found prospects remote. Senate panel to continue inquiry on the Shot case through summer. request to travel to Utah may be sought. McCue's will probated in Charlottesville. estate to three sons and one daughter with a monument gift and other bequests.
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Burrows
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Newhro’s Pierpicide Promoted For Hair Growth
A vintage ad appeals to ladies with thinning hair promising prevention of further hair loss and thicker growth using Newhro's Pierpicide. It claims to kill dandruff germs and urges readers to request a sample by mail from Detroit Michigan.
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Hessian Schools Close Trigger Massive Student Protests
Russian students at St Petersburg universities suspend studies until September amid a wave of demands for a constituent assembly and broader civil liberties. Protests spread to other institutions as troops enforce limits, while reports from St Petersburg note possible convocation of the Zemsky Sobor and a forthcoming imperial manifesto on the anniversary of serf liberation.
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Charles W Morse Mixed Marital Affairs Court Rulings
Charles W Morse, former president of the fee trust, married the divorced wife of Wilhim by Dodge. Dodge later alleged the divorce was not served and thus fraudulent, a claim the courts ruled valid. Diode has been extradited from Texas to testify in conspiracy proceedings against his lawyers.
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Students Sing Marseillaise Amid Riots and Imperial Tensions
Students parade with a red flag reading Hail to the constituent assembly and tear down an Emperor Nicholas portrait amid violent clashes. Grand Duke Vladimir sickens as autocracy faces turmoil. Separate reports note a fatal duel among suitors and a pneumonia epidemic in Pittsburg with rising deaths.
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Naval Bill Passes Midvale Armor Bid Fallout Explained
Washington February 21 The naval appropriation bill totaling 99 914359 passed the House after seven hours with the provision for two battleships retained The Midvale Steel armor contract faced cancellation and a re bid by Bethlehem Steel with orders to relinquish the contested tonnage The Navy cited production doubts and the need to show armor manufacture capacity before any new contracts The article notes Secretary Woorten and O R Mason offered explanations and the Midvale bid shift followed by a tentative government stance from shipowners and officials.
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Miners Entombed in Alabama Mine Disaster
A severe explosion traps miners at the Alabama Steel and Wire company Virginia mine in Pratt City area. Relief teams rush from Birmingham and Bessemer, workers include both white and colored miners, and unionists had recently returned to work. Gas buildup is suspected. district communications are strained as crews fight to reach the entombed.
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Bursting Boiler Kills Four Near St Clairaville
Four men died and fourteen injured when a stationary boiler exploded at the Providence Coal company site near St Clairaville Ohio. Among the dead were William Adams and an unknown man. the blast also damaged a new mine shaft awaiting full machinery installation. The boiler-house structure collapsed as workers gathered, with several injuries reported as serious.
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