Chamberlain Re elected U S Senator by Oregon Legislature
Governor Chamberlain a Democrat was elected United States senator by the Oregon legislature on January 20. Although pledged by many to Chamberlain, efforts were made for months to defeat him led by Senator Fulton who urged a Republican selection. The vote may influence future popular elections of senators under the constitutional framework.
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Pe BE. Chamberlain
United’ States
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Chamberlain
Charles Wo Fulton
Alvid Genater
Guthetey
Oblainee
Desals T. Fiyap
M.N. Johnson
Hansbrough
Bismarck
N. Ds
M. N. Johnson
United States
Hr. C. Hansbrough
Andiana Elects Democrat Shively Chosen Senator
In a statewide vote, Democratic members of the Indiana legislature chose Shively as senator following a younger caucus mandate. The Jan 24 action at Indianapolis confirms the party line victory and sets a new leadership direction.
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Ben Shively Declared United States Senator for Indiana
Fragmented OCR reports Benjamin F. Shively elected senator for Indiana with a majority in a joint session amid Democratic gains. The text also notes North Carolina proceedings and various voting tallies, though the source is garbled.
Legislature falters as several states elect U.S. senators
By January 20 several states selected United States senators. Missouri’s Stowe was chosen amid Democratic support, Colorado’s Hughes won with full party votes, Smoot was reelected in Utah, Johnson secured the North Dakota seat, Gallinger retained New Hampshire, and Jones won in Washington.
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Charles J. Hughes
Colorado
Denver
Colo
Charles J. Hughes, Jr
United States
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Bughes
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Read Smoot
Salt Lake City
Utah
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Messina Fire Isolated After Vast Ruin Sweep
Rome reports the Messina conflagration largely contained after Italian troops and foreign warship detachments battled the blaze amid ruined streets and debris from the earthquake. Many bodies burned. valuables buried in debris likely lost as flames subsided. Eight killed by the quake near Phocaea and other Turkish towns. Baptisms in zero weather mark Lebanon Pennsylvania. An Italian-Brooklyn magnate shot through a window in New York. An elderly man found frozen to death in Wis. A New York legislator faces peonage charges. Lincoln stamp authorized by Congress for the 106th anniversary.
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Notable Tennessee Trial Opens Over Carmack Slaying
Nashville reporters describe a courtroom packed with prominent lawyers as the trial of Duncan H Cooper Robin Cooper and John J Sharp begins for the November shooting of former Senator Edward Ward Carmack. Governor Patterson Frazier and other state leaders expected to testify. defense led by J M Anderson General W H Washington James K Bradford and M H Meeks.
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United States Senate
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M. H. Meeks
Prohibition Club Plan in Maryland Promoted by Hendrickson
Long document details Finley Hendrickson of Cumberland promoting a Maryland Prohibition Club with Baltimore as main hub. It urges auxiliary county and local clubs, separation of church from politics, and open political discussion on policies while excluding religious debate. It stresses coordination with state and county groups and restricts personal habits issues from club dialogue.
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Prohibion
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Prohibition Club
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Salaries Raised for President and Justices in Senate Action
Washington January 20 The Senate votes to increase the president salary to 106000 and chief justice to 16000 with associate justices at 14500 as the appropriation measure is taken up. Prohibition amendment moves in West Virginia while disturbing local crime note in Franklin Pennsylvania reports a suicide.
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Caracas Revolution Seen Like Opera Bouffe by Observer
Samuel Hopking Adams, just back in New York, reported from Caracas that the December revolution elevated Acting President Gomes to the permanent presidency and Castro may not return to Venezuela. Adams described Castro as unpopular and driven by private profit while monopolizing trade and life necessities. Also reported is a Philadelphia murder suicide in which Samuel Ship-With killed his common-law wife Lissie Hedgeman and then shot himself.
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Samuel Hopking Adams
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Castro
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Adams
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Venewmels
Mr. Adams
Himeshif
Philadelphia
Samuel Ship
Comton Law
Lissie Hedgeman
The Pure Food Law
Fragmentary notes describe the Pure Food Law and its enforcement. The text references testing, standards, and general aims but provides no full details or clear outcomes.
Letters From The People On Market Street Racing
A citizen protests turning Market Street into a racing area urging the editor to stop the activity. The writer warns of danger to children and risks of injury to families, urging action by the corporation board.
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Corporation Board
Market Street
The Work of Death. David Rinehart
David Rinehart of Boyds Montgomery County Maryland died this morning. He was one of the best known and most popular citizens of Montgomery County. The funeral will be held at Boyds Thursday at three o'clock. Mrs Maria Hanson sister of Rev Dr Osborne Ingle died yesterday at her Washington home. She is survived by two daughters.
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Boyds
Montgomery County
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Maria Hanson
Osborne Ingle
Washington
Rexall Orderlies Offer Relief for Aged Digestive Troubles
An advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a safe remedy for constipation and bowel disorders in the elderly. It promises a soothing tonic action, natural bowel movement, and relief without nausea or diarrhea, backed by a personal guarantee and listed as 36 tablets 250 and 12 tablets toe, by J. A. Williamson on North Market Street.
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