Not Guilty For Mrs Bradley In Utah Senator Killing Trial
The Washington jury returned a not guilty verdict for Mrs Anzie M. Bradley charged with murder of ex United Senator Arthur M. Brown of Utah at a city hotel. Foreman Feeney announced the verdict after the jury’s final ballot at 4:17 PM. Crowd of mostly women applauded as Bradley was released from custody and prepared to leave court with her son Arthur.
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Associate Press
Washington, D. C
Mra
Anzie ML Brediey
United
Arthur
Brown
Utah
Bradley
Smeffork
United States Criminal Court No. 1
Judas H. Prigg
Stafford
James L. Feeney
Criminal Court
Attorner Hoover
Ger
Hie
Judge Powers
Salt Lake
Bradier
Galificla
Nev
Local Man Dies by Suicide in Wisconsin Home
A man from Shsaukee Wisconsin died by cutting his throat with a razor in the home of Gustaa Crr-. Officials report no reason for the act and describe the scene as an apparent suicide. The incident occurred while visiting a sick friend.
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Srecal
Wie
la Cresse
Henry
Gusta
Supreme Court Upholds Torrens Act in Real Estate Case
The court affirmed a Torrens act provision allowing state registration of real estate without full abstract transfers. The ruling cited similar laws from Massachusetts, New York, and Minnesota as upheld constitutional, reinforcing state registrar authority.
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Torrens
BSE Teconatiia Hom
Mamgachusetta
Sinot
Mapnesota
Excelsior Fire Insurance Receiver Sought by Attorney General
Attorney General Jackson moves to appoint a receiver for the Excelsior Fire Insurance Company amid a broad inquiry. The firm, formed by Howant Mixweill and others, is described as a dubious operation in finance with alleged paid in capital and deposits misrepresented.
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Associated Press
New York
Excelsior Fire Insurance Company
Jackson
Excelsior
Howant
Mixweill
Wiliam John G. Jenkins
Frank W. Booutrié
Ohersani
Ger
Prn
Atttorney
Laia
Kelsey
Borough
Oriental
Costsly Autos Endangered at Armory Exhibit Fire
Fire at the Seventh Regiment armory during a major automobile show threatened thousands of dollars in zxylomebles. Firemen contained the blaze with no visitors present. minor injuries reported among responders and the armory’s secondary exhibition space damaged by smoke and heat.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Armbury
New York
Herman Steigert
Laentenest Wakely
Bleecker Street
Bryan Meets Friends in Senate Quarters
William J Bryan spent an hour or more in the senate committee room exchanging courtesies with senators. Democratic and Republican members called, including Senator Barrette and Mississippi Governor Vardaman. Bryan said the visit was casual to meet friends, and he leaves tonight for New York to sail for Europe with his wife and daughter.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
William _J Bryan
Senate
Isemate
Barrett
Mir
Bryan
Vardaman
Mssissippi
Wright Elected President at Northern Chautauqua Assembly
A Journal special from Mariette reports J K Wright, known as the cedar king of the northwest, chosen president at the Northern Chautauqua assembly last night. Rev Sherman L E Devine of Pioneer Presbyterian church named superintendent to succeed Rev A J Benjamin of Milwaukee.
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Bmiswackee
Wis
Mariette
J K_ Wright
Cedar King
Northwest
Sherman LE. Devine
Pioneer Presbyterian Church
A. J. Benjamin
Milwaukee
La Crosse Youth Dies in Alaska Lumbering Camp
Special from La Crosse reports Wil Mam Gotres, a La Crosse boy who spent two years in Alaska's lumber industry, is dead. Telegram received by his parents here confirms the death.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Wil Mam Gotres
Alaska
Wages Cut Ordered for Recon Men and Boler Vipers
A Minnesota dispatch reports the Great Northern Jet- has ordered wage reductions for recon men and boler vipers, with cuts estimated between $3 and $? per month. Further reductions were noted in Barnesville today as the decision spreads.
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Asoc
Presa St. Pani. Minn
Barnesville
Mian
Great Northern Jet
Taft Arrives in St Petersburg for Official Calls
William H. Taft and his party landed in St Petersburg from Moscow and met officials at the train station. He toured the city visiting Foreign Minister Kowalinsky and War Minister Rudiger, while crowds cheered the American visitors despite cold weather and rumors.
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ST. Petersburg
Associated Press
William H. Taft
Mozcow
Count Konitz
Mperia
Taft
Hotel de L’europe
Clarence R. Edwards
Fontgomery Schuyler, Jr
L. Slocum
St Petersburg
Kowolsky
Rudiger
Nicholas Nicholasevitch
Alexander Michealevitch
Duma
Hessia
Russia
Vladivostock
Pacific
Tafe
Amer Tca
Important Measures In House Bills Introduced
A roundup of bills introduced in the House includes funding for the completion of a fourteen ton waterway front from St Louis. elastic currency. national bank issues at credit notes. uniform divorce laws. site selection for a naval base at San Francisco bay and a drydock in San Diego harbor. Asiatic immigration regulation. revival of the In God We Trust inscription on coins. and naturalization of Porto Ricans.
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Washington, D. C
Bec
Bir Lerimer
Ilinals
St. Louis
Graham l
Pennsylvania
Kelfer
Mt. Brick
Indiana
Hayge
California
San Francisco Bay
San Diego
Olhe1
James
Kentucky
Sheppard
Texas
United States
Cooper
Wisconsin
Determined On Tariff Caucus Calls House Action
A Democratic House caucus is called by Chairman Clasten to push the tariff issue to the fore this session. Debate centers on Mr Hay of South Carolina re offering a resolution to bar unanimous consent unless the Renuiiiicam allow a tariff bill. Representative Jones of Virginia threatens a resolution for appointing an electing committee to name Democratic committee members rather than leaving it to the minority leader.
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Associated Frees
Washington, D. C
Clasten
Tome
Jones
Virginia
Couple seeks to remarry after quick divorce in Wisconsin
Special report from Waukesha says Henry and Millie Stephen of Orenomowoe were married and divorced within two weeks. They appeared before Justice Griswold pleading for permission to remarry. He granted the request, but a new petition for remarriage was filed by another official.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Nomination to Replace General Sniffen Sent to Senate
The president transmitted to the Senate the nomination of Coil Cherries H. Whipple, assistant paymaster general, to discharge as charter general of the army after General Sniffen retired January 1. The message includes over four other recess nominations previously published.
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Assocated Press
Warhugien
Senate
Nosimalon of
Coil
Cherries H. Whipple
Reneral
Sniffen
Appointment of Albert G Perkins as trade investigator
Secretary Straus announced Albert G Perkins of Memphis Tennessee appointed as special agent to investigate foreign trade conditions focusing on markets for cotton products abroad.
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Adisomated
Washington, D.C
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor Today
Albert G Perkins
Memphus, Tenn
Reduction in Wages At Brooke Iron Works
Aesoviated Press reports Birdsborn Pennsylvania December wage cuts will average ten cents per day for each worker at the F and G Brooke Iron Company plants. The cut applies to all workers in December and will continue until further notice.
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Aesoviated Press
Birdsborn
H.s
F .and
G. Brooke
Jury Could Not Agree In Embezzlement Case
Milwaukee jury reported a deadlock in the embezzlement case of C Milubraih after several hours of deliberation. Prosecutors and defense counsel awaited further instructions as the panel remained unable to reach a verdict.
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Amsoohted Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Tre Jary
Sepmie-Lonr Lore
No Special Session Persistence Noted on Insurance Laws
Madison Wis Dec 3 Insurance Commissioner Needle I states laws will be strictly enforced and rejected a call for a special session Gov Davidson remains opposed to summoning lawmakers amid pressure from La Follette and anti legislation interests The same report notes a bond approval by the railroad rate commission for Lake Superior and Southern Railroad to build the line from Huron to Champion Michigan with a face value of 9660000 and a 5 percent rate for forty years
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Madison
Wis
Jerasia Forest
Beedie
Davidson
la Follette
Railroad Rate Commission
Lake Superior and Southern Railroad Company
Huron
Champion
Alich
Dispute disrupts Minneapolis quotations for Chicago market
A clash between the Chicago Board of Trade and the Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce over quotation tolls led the Western Union to stop posting Minneapolis prices in Chicago trading rooms. The Minneapolis exchange threatened to cease paying half the tolls, disrupting spring wheat price reporting and irritating traders while Chicago brokers benefit from fewer northern quotes.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis Chamber of Caramerre
Market Report Committee
The
Local Exchange
Western Union Telegraph Company
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Exchange
Herttefar
Northern Exchange
EDITOR AND PRINTER FRANK WASLAND FALMER DIES
Washington December 2 Frank Wasland Falmer longtime Chicago Inter Ocean editor and postmaster appointed by President McAdoo died at his home aged 68 of pneumonia. He served as editor of The Chicago Inter Ocean for three years before becoming postmaster in 95S. Retired Army officer Leharon Pa December 3 a veteran captain in the United States Army died suddenly today from acute indigestion in the city.
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Py Associates
Washington
ARWY
Leharon
Arene
Robe Theft Case Dismissed as Complainant Fails
In Fargo North Dakota on December 8 the complainant did not appear in court to prosecute John Burns who had been arrested on a charge of stealing a laprobe. Judge Ryan dismissed the prisoner and released him.
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Associated Press
Fargo N. D
Hecrise
Sesternay
John Burns
Ryan
Wine Promoted as Temperance Drink by Association
Washington officials report the American Wine Growers Association meeting in New York discussed wine as a temperance drink. Lew J Vaure urged emancipation of wine from the odium of beer and whiskey and argued European wine drinking nations prove wine promotes temperance.
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Associated Press
Washington, DC
Bae
American Wine Growers” Association
Lew J. Vaure
New York
Wise
Europe
Logan Tucker Weds in Quiet Marine Ceremony
Lieutenant Lieve Tucker of the U.S. Marine Corps wed in a private ceremony at the Metropolitan M.E. church. The groom is a grandson of Mrs. Jobs A Logan and Mrs. AMiny K. Browne. The couple plan a brief honeymoon before settling in for duty.
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Washuston Gdc
Lieve, Tucker
U.S. Marine Corp
San
Dowl
Mee Woog
Tucker
Jobs A Logan
Aminy K. Browne
Frank M. Brystel
M. EL Church
Guahtanho
Financial Legislation Talks Set At White House Meeting
President Reeverelt plans a 9 20 p m talk with Senators Aldrich and Crine at the White House on financial and other important laws. Aldrich said he would discuss the measures and tonight’s gathering follows that understanding. The Senate Finance Committee opened its first session of the year with informal talks on possible legislation. There is a general view among parties that no haste should guide the process.
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Associated Press
Washington, DC
Reeverelt Hay
Aldrich
Rhaede Island
Crine
Massachusetts
White House
Senate Committee On
Receivership extended to Chicago Union Traction properties
Chicago December 1 receivership extended to the Chicago Passenger Railway the Chicago West Division Railway Company the West Chicago Railway Tunnel Company and the North Chicago City Railway Company. Mareball E Sampson and Henry A Blair named as receivers. Properties are lease hold estates in the possession of the Chicago Union Traction Company and the action follows a consolidated motion of creditors toward final disposition of the traction property.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Union Tracion Company
Chicago Passenger Railway
Chicago West Division Railway Company
West Chicago Railway Tunnel Company
North Chicago City Railway Company
Mareball E Sampson
Henry A. Blair
Chicago Union Traction Company
Weh
Forty to fifty feared dead in Naomi coal mine disaster
Kisburg Pennsylvania December 3 thirty bodies recovered in the Naomi coal mine Fayette County. Mine officials fear deaths may reach between forty and fifty as rescue crews pull more bodies from the air shaft amid crowd control by police and coroner Hagan's team assessing the tragedy.
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Associated Press
Kisburg
Naomi
Fayette Cy
Hagan
Chariones Te Ree
City Boys Active At State Conference In Janesville
Delegates from the state federation gathered in Janesville for the FY Mo oC AL conference. Fred Machay delivered a keynote on youth work as teens from fourteen to sixteen participated in sessions and engaged in meaningful discussions on boy oriented activities and future actions.
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Janesville
Genrr
Werner Avtar Mista
Pavewal
Fred Machay
Shay
Death of Mrs. Rouse At Omre Home
Mrs Helen Rouce wife of Charles Rousse of Omre died of food poisoning at 7:36 this morning at her home. She was thirty five. Her husband and four children survive. The will is to be probated Thursday at 2 PM. Interment will be at Mincklers Cemetery.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Sheporgen
Lake View Beach
W. J. Ferrisworth
Assocated Press
Three Rivers
Quebec
Dupont
Helen Rouce
Charles Rousse
Omre
Piood
Towers
Mincklers Ceme- Setze
Readings of Roosevelt Message in both houses
The record describes the joint assembly as the President’s message is read in the House and Senate. The House listened intently to the message while journals note recording irregularities by Cannon supporters. In the Senate the annual message is read starting at 12 13 pm with Latta presenting and officials distributing copies.
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Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
House
Couden
Cannon
Payne
New York
Congress
Oklahoma
Oklaboma
Senate
United States
Bennett
Secretem
Latta
Allison
TeNer
Iowa
Colorado
Tardet
Man Suffers Amputation After Harbor Crash
A midwestern sailor, age nineteen, had both feet amputated after a crash at a harbor. He was treated at a hospital, sustained internal injuries, and was reported in critical condition with substantial blood loss.
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Gren Biv
Sears
Reet Harbor
In & Vinaris Hospital
Farmer's Narrow Escape at Grade Crossing
Milwaukee December report from La Crosse describes farmer Frank Bahr fleeing a wagon load of food when his wagon was struck by a fast passenger train at a grade crossing. Bahr was thrown from the wagon but escaped unharmed. the wagon was demolished and contents scattered.
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Miwaukee
Wis
la Crosse
Frank Bahr
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