Insurgent Plans Signal Opposition to Taft Administration Bills
Congress faces a showdown as insurgents oppose amendments to administration bills. The White House fears edits to the railroad and postal saving bank measures, with President Taft backing strong enforcement and lawmakers lining up to shield main ideas. Senate action will follow, with House to tackle appropriation bills first.
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Mrs. Astor Moves to Finalize Divorcing Decree
New York, March 2. Mrs Ava Willing Astor and her counsel filed in White Plains a note of issue for a motion to make permanent the interlocutory decree of divorce. Rumors of reconciliation are denied as the case proceeds toward a final adjudication in New York courts.
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Astor Divorce Petition Before Judge Mills in New York
Mrs. Astor seeks an anal decree in a New York divorce case. The petition states she will appear before Justice Mills on Friday to request the decree on her behalf.
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Babies Given Away At Juvenile Court Rush
Crowded Suanevans Court in Nebraska as Judge Sutton’s court allocated nineteen babies for adoption in under thirty minutes amid a chaotic scene. Applicants numbered about three times the supply with many women in line seeking infants.
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Would Teach Farming In Schools
Cambridge residents push for changes to state high school programs to include domestic science and agriculture alongside manual training and the commercial course, aiming to teach farming in all high schools.
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Narrow Escape as Bed Fire Traps Girl at Altoona
A 13 year old girl, Mary Butts of Juniata Gap, narrowly escaped a bed fire at her Altoona home on March 3. The blaze started in a defective heater, smoke filled the room, and neighbors aided in saving some first floor furniture before the house burned to ruin.
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