UFFRAGE JOLT SHIFTS VOTE IN CONGRESS ABERDEEN REPORTS
Washington January 17 The House rules committee refused to report a rule to create a separate committee on woman suffrage despite hearings by suffragists and anti suffragists. President Wilson declined to back a suffrage committee, saying he had no authority to present party views. The Senate elections committee moved to seat Lee of Maryland and report against Glass of Alabama, under the seventeenth amendment. Canada paying for articles to lure Americans to cross the border was questioned.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Congress
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Juniuerhie
Lore
Mm Conmittes
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Ceelow
Cincinnati
Munsor Newton
Saber
Cleveland
Garrison
Buo
Lincoln Steffens
Frederis Fone
New York
Lee
Glass
Senate Elections Committee
Bradley
Sutherland
Dillingham
Neal
Johnston
Henry D. Clayton
O'Neal
Alabama
Senate
Merland
Jackon
Rayner
Gayrnor Goldsborough
United States
Blaire
Tee
Iecet Vate
Canada
Meade Bs Cortland Smith
American Newspaper Association
George Jastn
Union
Omaha
Ned
Smith
Western
Halian
Waltham Case Appeal Seeks Sherman Law Shield
Waltham Watch company appeals to the supreme court from a New York federal court ruling that its contract setting resale prices for watches by retailers violates the Sherman law. The firm argues protection under patent laws and that its case differs from other resale price cases recently before the court.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Tiye Waltham Watch Company
Supreme Court
New York
Sakura Jima eruptions devastate Kagoshima homes and ships
Two more violent eruptions and a quake strike Sakura Jima near Kagoshima. Ash falls blanket the city, residents flee again, pumice blocks the gulf preventing navigation, refugees are found adrift and rescued. Life losses unknown, messages of sympathy pour in from the United States and Britain.
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Kagoshima
Japan
Sakura-Jima
Kagosima
Gulf of Kagoshima
Sakura
Omori
Yokosama
Java
Pormpeli
Tokyo
America
England
Wilson
Bryan
American Red Cross
The
Naval Society
Typhus Case Aboard Steamer Belvidere From Trieste
Associated Press reports another typhus case on the steamer Belvidere arriving from Trieste. A steerage traveler showed symptoms and was removed to Swinburne Island for isolation while the ship was held for fumigation. Additional exposed passengers may be detained.
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Associated Press
New York
Dan
Belvidere
Trieste
Trissenver
Swineburne Island
Wisconsin bridge bill voided as unconstitutional
The Wisconsin legislature had appropriated 50 000 for a free bridge across the Wisconsin river at Merrimac. Attorney General Walter Owen ruled the act unconstitutional in an opinion to District Attorney David Rogue of Columbia County.
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Madigon
Ldt
Wisconsin River
Merrimac
Walter (. Owen
David Rogue
Columbia County
Oppose Seamen's Bill Pushed by Lake Carriers Group
Cleveland January 17 officers of the Lake Carriers' Association began organized opposition to the La Follette seamen's bill. Chambers of commerce in lake cities will be asked to cooperate. Vessels owners protest against installing wireless apparatus on boats.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Lake Carriers’ Association
Chambers OF Commerce
Lake Cities
Alao
Flesa
Austria Launches Fourth Dreadnought Warship
Austria launched its fourth dreadnought today at Finme Anstria. The vessel Szont Istvan was presented by Archduchess Maria Theresa in a ceremony representing Emperor Francia daseyh.
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Associated Press
Anstria
Austria
Maria Theresa
Francia Daseyh
Movement to reelect John C. Kerwin as associate justice
A broad, organized effort in Winnebago County aims to secure John C. Kerwin's unopposed return to the state supreme court. TheWinnebago County Bar Association held a meeting in the city hall auditorium with many local attorneys present, and adopted a resolution backing Kerwin's candidacy and reaffirming the county bar's unity.
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John C. Kerwin
Neenah
Ainte
Supreme Court
Winnebago County Bar Association
Har
Winnebago County
Charles Harber
County Bar United
Winnebago County Bar Assocaation
Campaign Starts to Endorse Judge Kerwin for Reelection
The Winnebago County Bar Association designs a statewide committee led by George Hilton to rally attorney support for Judge T C Kerwin as associate justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. The group urges petitions and swift action, praising Kerwin’s service and urging nonpartisan reelection with broad bar cooperation.
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Hondwin C. Kerwla
Supreme Court
Barber
Mousus Hosper
M. H. Eaton
George Hilton
Jouho
Wisconsin
T.C. Kerwin
Kerwin
Wes
Mae
Winnehita County Bar Association
Alate
Tharat
Judes Herwin
Tifton
Miss Quayle in Serious Condition After Treatment
The condition of Miss Margaret Quayle, daughter of Bishop Quayle of the Methodist Episcopal church, was reported serious today after radium treatment. She had suffered from the disease for about thirteen months and had previously shown signs of improvement before deteriorating.
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Associated Press
Bahtimore
Margaret Qfoaste
Bishop Quayle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Double deaths and suicides on the loss of all living friends
A San Francisco hotel tragedy ends with Blanche Wood shooting herself after her uncle, A B Wood, shoots himself following a note predicting self-destruction. Wood, once a Tennessee Supreme Court judge, had faced political scandal. In New York a coroner probes Richard Langford’s gas death, while Philadelphia reports a student drowning after refusing help.
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Cal
Blanche Wood
A. B. Wood
Edward Roberts
Roberts
Wood
Marler
Wool's
Miss Wood
Joe Roberts
Roberta
Tennessee Supreme Court
Tennessee
California
Memphis
Dexter
Sopsor
New York
Richard D. Lankfort
South Ferry Railway
Brooklyn
Princess Ann
Lankford
Helen Patterson
Linkford
Patterson
Servier
Ming Patterson
Fairfax Harrison
Southern Rail War
Philadelphia
Addig HH
McCuilaigh
Pittsburg
University of Pennsylvania
Delaware River
McCuilough
Unclear page index highlights local notices and events
An old newspaper page fragment lists upcoming events and items including a university sermon tomorrow, nuptials, local news, tax topics, theater listings, a lecture on recreation by Rev. John W Greenwood, funeral of Mira Pierce, and freight storage notes. Strong entities include Rev. John W Greenwood, Mira Pierce, Wisconsin taxes, and a theater listing.
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Superior
Wisconsin
John W Greenwood
Mira Pierce
Senate Delays Probe Into Copper Strike Debate
Washington January 17. Democratic majority rejects an order for a full investigation of the copper strikes in Michigan and Colorado. Republicans and Progressives pushed for reports, but the committee will reconvene Tuesday with expected votes against the resolutions. In Michigan, a grand jury report is due on alleged unrest and prosecutions surrounding the copper country.
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Associatea Press
Washington, D. C
Liguse Gules Comunities Loguy
Michigan
Ald
Colubado
Kelly
Houghton
Mich
Spe~ Cial
W. J. McDonald
Washington
Progressive Party
Ashurst
Senate
Charles H. Mayer
Western Federation of Miners
Cross
Troughton County
Lawrence Cain
Meyer
C. K. Mahaney
Weartern
lader=tion
J. ¢. Lownes
Yankov Persete
Guy Miller
Will Wing Around Circle Special to Northwestern
Washington D C Jan 1 The reserve banks organize committees left here today for five weeks through the West to hear bankers arguments for federal reserve banks. The first meeting will be in Chicago then St Louis Denver Portland Seattle and on to San Francisco Los Angeles Houston New Orleans Atlanta. Return to Washington Feb 18. Senate confirmation of John Skelton Williams as comptroller of the currency would join the committee later. They will travel in a special car used as headquarters.
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Washington, D. C
Reeserve Banks
Organi Dan
Duripg
Allegheny Mountains
Federal Reserve
Chicago
St. Howls
Lienver
Wortlind
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
Tex
New Orleans
Atlanta
Washington
CWO
Mu.Adoo
TH Houston
Senate
John Skelton Willaims
General Orozco Reported Dead or Missing
Washington DC January reports from Brig. Gen. Parker mention Gen. Orozco’s death unconfirmed with no time or place given. Confusion over Orozco’s status follows arrest of Gen. Salazar at Sanderson Texas and uncertain movements in northern Mexico.
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Associated Bross
Washington, D.C
Tasker
Bliss
War Department
Juan Ynez Salazar
Sanderson
Tex
Parker
First Cavalry
Orozca
Quatro Clengus
Con
B&lf
Hyer
Neighe
Borhood
Federal League seed sparks Chicago bid to join major league
Chicago insiders debate joining a new Federal league as a major stable set of teams appears unlikely. Talks on lineup requirements and competition with the Wackers of Chicago mark the afternoon session. Gunboat Smith case and marriage license intrigue in New York add a contrasting note to the day’s sports and social headlines.
Murdered in Italy Ellen Giles of Philadelphia
News from Sardinia reports writer and artist Miss Ellen Giles of Philadelphia was found murdered in her Sardinia apartment. Italian police cite a pistol shot. initial reports said suicide. Giles studied local monuments and customs and was well regarded, with about one hundred lira found among her belongings.
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Elen ‘Giles
Philadelphia
Dend
Tee Hom
Associated Presa
Ellen Giles
Sassar
Sardinia
Italy
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Gies
Patadelpite
New Apapeck
Bt Game
Aan
Rome
Saxsari
Ben Giles
Valladelphia
Miss Giles
Doubts surround youths confession in Elis shooting
New York dispatch says Carl, a youth linked by detectives, confessed to shooting Monroe Elis at Basking Ridge but Elis claims the statements are false. The contractor in Bernardsville funded the probe and a police interview followed at Somerville. The Candlelight plan meets Tuesday at Tremont hotel to discuss Recent Developments in Education with speakers J A H Keith A H Melville and W F Clark.
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Associated Press
New York
Dan. I
Tanl Carl
Monroe Elis
Basking Midge
Nudd
Elis
Hegas
Eliis
Frederik A. Pope
Carl
Somerville
His
Hoy
Inevi
Billig
Bernardsville
Armateur
Tremont Hotel
Pres
J. A. H. Keith
the Normal
A. H. Melville
University Extension Department
W. FE. Clark
The
Beach Manual Training School
Steamer Loss Blows Away Forty Casting Hope for Survivors
Reports from San Francisco and Hamburg confirm a German steamer Aciba with about forty crew and passengers aboard sank in Tierra del Fuego waters. Bodies and lifeboats were recovered, with many missing. rescue attempts continue as authorities verify vessel details and voyage from Corral, Chile to Hamburg.
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Chite
Hamburg
Iindiana
Aciba
Eligi
Ames- Sugervans
Dante Aveluin
Chile
Uve
Moat Channel
Picton Island
Vierra del Fuego
Aciia
Kosmos Inc
Corral
Valparaiso
Acilia
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Tierra de Fuego
Gloucester
Mass
Maine
Lewis Wharton
Oriole
Boone Bay
N.F
Wharton
Prescott Palmer
Fuller Palmer
Teasdale Stands Pat in Conventio n Clor Are Prone
A report from Superior cites Teasdale denying ties to religious opponents and asserting the city hosts houses of prostitution that allegedly yield 1718 monthly in revenue. Officials testified on closing brothels and reform measures as a commission session concluded with members leaving for home.
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Associated Press
Shebosin
Superior
Asis
Chanmitn
Teue Wodd
Die
Angily Donsin
Recoydives
Peostibud Ieee
Teasdale
Superion
Tolas
Maser Whinann
Dehne
Mischer
Sunikir
Foend Womens 'Lihs
Sixth Victim Dies In Coal Mine Accident
Mulberry Wan Janu 17 William tard a coal miner died today from injuries in a shaft accident at the Spencers Newlins Coal company mine here. A cable broke dropping a cage carrying six men 160 feet to the shaft bottom. Three men died instantly and two more died within a few hours.
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Mulberry
Wan
Wiliam
Spencers Newlins Coal Company
German druggist sentenced to death for family murder
Frankfort on the Main January 17 A German druggist Carl Hopf was sentenced to death today for poisoning and killing his two children his father and his first wife in a grim family murder case pending final execution reports indicate the court found sufficient evidence of premeditation and guilt.
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Associated Press
Frankfort-on-Main
Germany
Carl Hopf
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