All Cubans Pacified and Aims to Save Republic
Havana reports an official statement after a palace conference with President Gomez and veteran representatives. Attendees pledged patriotism and support for Gomez to preserve the republic, with Congress expected to revoke the civil service annulment to curb veteran demands and avoid intervention.
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Iasuch
Havasa
Associated Press
Havana
Gomez
Republic
Congress
Congress Ig
Ferrara
Hours of Representatives
Mauel Sacedes
Democratic Meet a Frost in Fargo Absent Bryan Slows Banquet
Democratic leaders assemble in Fargo North Dakota for a get together but key figures Bryan Harmon and Wade are absent. Bryan sends regrets urging turnout while U S Judge M J Wade ill in Iowa. R F Pettigrew due to speak, Wilson campaign manager Heiffner notes magazine pressure affecting endorsements.
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Asociated
Fargo
N. D
William J. Bryan
Edwin L. Norrig
Montana
M. J. Wade
Iowa
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Harmon
Bryan
Committee On
Jacksonville
Fia
Congress
R. F. Pettigrew
South Dakota
C. G. Helffner
Seattle
Wilson
Weet
Harper's Weekly
Colonel Harvey
Heiffner
J. P. Morgan
Harvey
Buehler Girl Is Naughty Heads Back to Chicago
Violet Buehler, a Chicago runaway who sought life in New York, will be placed in the care of the Chicago Humane Society under Justice Olmstead. A Chicago report cites a bad record, and the girl is likely to depart for Chicago this afternoon. Her foster mother denied knowledge of the incidents but agreed to the placement. An uncle, Frederick Rothser, once thought to be heir, may reconsider after the escapade.
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Associated Press
New York
Violet Buehler
Chicago
Chicago Humane Society
Justice Olmstead
Kerner
Chicago Detective Bureau
Buehler
Violet
New Klondike Discovery Reported At Sixty Mile
Associated Press dispatch from Dawson Yukon Territory dated January 18 reports a new Klondike gold field at Sixty Mile in temperatures sixty below zero. Prospectors are sinking shafts as stampedes continue and the old commissioner renames the main south fork of the mile river to Matson Creek in honor of John Matson, a veteran prospector from fourteen years ago.
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Associated Prese
Dawson
Yukon Territory
Hx Mile River
Mateon Creek
John Matson
Congress set to take up major items after adjournment
Senate session adjourned to Monday as Lorimer inquiry continues. Judiciary and Elections panels will hear Wickersham on the tobacco trust and Blephenson’s Wisconsin seat inquiry. Indian affairs favor bills opening Cheyenne river lands. House actions include DC appropriation, antitrust reviews of International Harvester, free toll plea for Panama ships, army reorganization, and a new inauguration date bill advancing in judiciary committee.
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Senate
Lorimer
Judiciary Committee
Wickersham
Tobacco Trust
I Elections Committee
Blephenson
Wisconsin
Indian Committee
Standing Rock
Dakotas
HOUSE
District of Columbia
Rates Committee
International Harvester Company and Shipping Combines
Interstate Commerce Committees
Panama Canal
Henry
Coal Miners back strike for fixed wage in Britain
The Associated Press reports that British coal miners voted overwhelmingly for a strike to demand a fixed minimum wage. The tally: 445,801 in favor and 115,922 against. Notices to quit work will be issued, signaling a national coal stoppage on March 1.
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Associated Press
London
Great Britain
Governor Foss Guarded Amid Black Hand Threats
The Associated Press reports Boston January guard details as detectives and plainclothes officers monitor corridors for Black Hand agents believed to target Governor Foss and state officials. Dudley M. Holman cites trusted sources from six points about a night meeting sending bomb throwers to attack officials and residences.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Jan
Foss
S Jay
Corr
Dudley M. Holman
New York
Schwittay Jury Deliberates Overnight in Wisconsin Case
A Marinette report says the Schwittay criminal Imbel jury in Milwaukee has been out twenty four hours and cannot reach a verdict. They may be kept another day before Judge Liastuigs as unt utcined to report. Exhibits have been sent in, no decisive evidence tied to the case.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Marinette
Imbel
Liastuigs
Guru Staunds
Woodrow Wilson League of Wisconsin launched in Madison
A Journal special from Madison reports the Woodrow Wilson League of Wisconsin was launched this afternoon at a conference of prominent Democrats. The meeting in John A. Aylward’s law office and National Committeeman Joseph J. Davies endorsed the organization and appointed district leaders to boost Wilson’s campaign.
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Spcal
Milwaukee
Wis
Madison
Woodrow Wilson League of
Wisconsin
John A. Aylward
Joseph J. Davies
Wilson silent on Harvey amid Cal Warvey affair
The president, Woodrow Wilson, arrived in Detroit this afternoon and avoided discussing Lenny Waterson's reference to the George B. Warvey case. Flo indicated a statement may be prepared later today.
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Associated Press
Thetrot
Woodrow Wilson
New Jecey
Detroit
Lenny Watterson
Cal. George
B. Warvey
Flo
Chicago Laundry Fire Destroys Palnea Plant
Fire on the southwest side destroyed the Palnea laundry plant and an adjoining building. About two hundred people fled in a panic. Loss estimated at $100,000 with no injuries reported.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Fen
Iday
Palnea Laundry
Newstonor for General Miles
Lieutenant General Nelson A. Miles, after a brilliant manoeuvre series, is selected from the Washington Chess Lab for a distinguished victory over the club's champion.
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Nelson A. Miles
Washington Chea Lab
McCumber Urges Immediate Ratification of Arbitration Treaties
Senator McCumber of North Dakota pressed the senate to ratify Taft arbitration treaties with England and France without amendment to prevent war funding and preserve constitutional rights. He warned such treaties could deter future conflicts like Tripoli and Persia crises while noting rising military budgets. A separate debate involved Gompers and the McNamara case, with print order approved for the record.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
McCumber
North Dakota
Senate
Saii
Tripoll
Persia
Ara
England
United States
Wei
Gompers
Gompera
American Federation of Labor
Heyburn
Idaho
McNamara
Reed
Missouri
Gumpers
McNamara Brothers
Mr. Weyburn
Fletcher
Cullom Files Petition for Primary Ballot Inclusion
The petition of Senator Shelby M. Cullom to print his name on the Republican primary ballot for U S Senator was filed with the secretary of state at 8 16 this morning. Hugh Magill of Princeton also filed a petition nine minutes later.
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Associated Press
Springfeld
Janu
Shelby M. Cullom
United States
Secretary of State
Hugh Magill
Princeton
Two Women Pardoned in Wisconsin State Guard Pardon
The Northwestern notes in Wis June 18 that Angele Munk of Waupun had life sentence for poisoning a soldier and her sentence was commuted to twenty five years by Governor. Mrs Phrush of Ashland received a life sentence for killing her husband Gillia. The pardon board refused one application citing attorney costs.
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Wis
Speer
Waupun
Central
Teddy
Angeli Munk
Wey
Guvern
Phtaan
AshLind
Gillia
British Boat Wreck Off Aberdeen Towns Dead in Collision
A British ship Wistowhall wrecked off Buchan rocks in Aberdeenshire with 53 drowned including many lascars. Captain Sturdat and a few sailors survived after hours in heavy seas. The vessel built in 1890 by Greenock and owned by Haul Dine of Liverpool foundered after fires extinguished and hull battered by waves.
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Associated Press
Aberdeen
Scotland
Buchan
Aberdeenshire
Athens
Tullers
Wietowhall
Greenock
Scoutland
Haul Dine
Liverpool
Sapf
Stutdart
Wistowhall
Taft to commute Morse sentence today
President Taft will commute the ten year sentence of Clare W Morse, due to his desperate physical condition. General Torney reportedly backed the determination and pardon attorney Biach of the justice department held a long conference but would not discuss the matter.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Dlan
Taft
Claires W. Morse
Geo
Torney
Moise
Sati
Biach
Aitormey
Department of Justice
Stephenson Cleared in Corruption Probe
Washington January 98 The subcommittee investigating Senator Heane Stephenson of Wisconsin has unanimously agreed on a report finding that the charge of corruption and bribery has not been proved. The report will be made to the committee on privileges and elections.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Bleyburn
Heane Stephenson
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Committee On Privileges and Election
Milwaukee Special Session Sought for Dam Repair Funds
Milwaukee committees from the Merchants and Manufacturers Association and the Chamber of Commerce met Gov. Fel McGoser for relief funds to rebuild the Black River Balls dam. They unanimously urged a special legislative session to provide needed financing and state support for the stricken city. The governor will consider the request.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Ain
Milwaukee Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Flel McGosverp
Tate Peanuts
Funeral of ex alderman Kloeckner in Oshkosh draws crowd
Funeral services for former Oshkosh city official and postmaster Kloeckner were held at St Vincent's Church with a large turnout. About a thousand attended the ceremony and hundreds more viewed the remains on South Main to Riverside Cemetery. Powerful city figures, bankers, and law firm representatives joined mourners in the processions led by city officers. The tribute included a forty year choir membership and a special interurban car transport to the cemetery.
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Niles
Cty
Oshkest
Dosept Klewelener
Oshkosh
Eny
Bi. Vincent’s Church
Riverside Cemetery
Lever
Miirtwenthait
Yehareh
St. Vincent's Church
Fathers Wibbert, Dacoba
Kuharn
Lastow
Noanenber
Mintse
Riverside Comelers
Koeen
Motl
Mooriz
N.C
Paarinhers
Commmon
Jackson Street
Kloeckner
Cathal
Jacobs
Mayor Join Banderob
M.T. Pattix
Henry Hagenoe
Charles B. Mrippene
Pheadore St. Frentz
Clemans Kands
Herman Bilers
Wil
Esch Under Probation At Seventh District Conference
A congressional conference in Camp Douglas Wisconsin convenes to decide whether Congressman Dann J Esch remains aligned with the Progressive faction. Key delegates from La Crease Progressives including Lt. Crev, Thomas Morns and ex-Representative Frank P Moburn arrived to press the case. The 3 PM session would hear Esch’s position and may urge reelection defeat if he is found insufficiently Progressive.
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Associated Fress
Camp Douglas
Wie
Jan
Dann J
la Crease Progressivea
Leat. Crev
Thomas Morns
Frank P. Moburn
Fech
Congreeaman
Sch
Elder Richerson Loyal to condemned son
Thomad Vy Richerson of Tanchburg Wa today rejected reports he would desert his son Clarence Richerson the condemned murderer of Avis Tinnell Botton. The elderly man said he remains loyal despite disgrace and degradation noting he is still my son.
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Associated Press
Tanchburg
Thomad Vy Richerson
Clarence Richson
Avis Tinnell
Botton
Heaton
Gan
Taft In For Banquets
President Taft will begin 1912 travels with a trip to New Haven for a Chamber of Commerce dinner and Yale corporation meeting. He will spend Friday night in New Haven and then attend three banquets in New York between seven in the evening and midnight before returning to Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington, D
Taft
New Haven
Chamber of Commerce
Yale Corporation
Yaie Corporation
New York
Washington
Pearl and imitation jewelry promise continued popularity
The article notes that pearls and imitation pieces will remain in fashion with new combinations such as seed and large imitation pearls, crystal cuts, and Tong chains. It highlights sturdy, tear-resistant pieces in the lingerie and jewelry trade.
Ambassador Post To France Vacancy Sparks Early Talks
News of Robert Bacon resignation as United States Ambassador to France circulated as initial successor candidates emerged. Otto T Banbart of New York was among the first names mentioned in discussions.
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Robert Bacon
United States
France
Otto T. Banbart
New York, Cae
Kenyon Says He Knows Nothing of Cummins Campaign Move
Chicago on January 1 report that Senator W. Kenyon, in Chicago for Packers' Tris, states he has no knowledge of a congressional delegation meeting about Senator Albert B. Cummins possibly seeking the Republican presidential nomination. He says he has not been advised and plans to go to Washington for several days.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Til
Congress
Albert B. Cummins
W. Kenyon
Thet Packers
Tris
Washington
Calcago
France seeks release of steamer Carthage from Italy
Paris reports Premier Poincare instructed the French ambassador in Rome to ask Italy to release the steamer Carthage which was seized at Cagliari for transporting two aeroplanes deemed contraband of war. Italy had warned of stakes and indemnity. By Jan 18 no release yet news from Matroilles via consul.
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Uby Associated Press
Paris
Poincare
Rome
Carthage
Cagliari
Sardinia
Italy
France
Matroilles
F‘agiart
D A R Oshkosh Chapter January Meeting Planned
The D A R Oshkosh chapter schedules a January meeting tomorrow January 19 at the Century on High Street at 2:30 PM. The program centers on Immigration with Miss Medberry discussing The Russian Jew in America and Miss Moody presenting The Italian Immigrant. Alberta Ryley will sing two groups of songs. Social hour with refreshments will follow hosted by Mrs Fling and assistants.
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High Street
Medberry
America
Misa Moody
Alberta Ryley Wil
Mrs. Fling
Forbes
Wraker
Gilkey
Mra Gilson
Gould
Harmon
Mra
Iiny
Wilson Rivalry Brews Over Harper and Watterson Withdrawals
Wisconsin Democrats dispute claims of a split with Governor Wilson as Harper's Weekly and Henry Watterson reportedly withdraw support. Ed Dempsey and Stewart defend Wilson's prospects, saying the rift will not hurt his bid for the Democratic nomination and that party unity remains likely.
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Harper's Weekly
Henry Watterson
Hart Willson
Wi Male
Oshkosh Democrata
Colonel Harvey
Woodrow Wilson
Whison
Harvey
New Jersey
Wren
Milwauklee
Wilson
Wisconsin
Anong Wilson
Ghosh
Edward J. Demres
Harper
Pom
Dempsey
John A. Aylward
Madigan
Joseph Kloeckner
Tima
Milwaukee
Matt J. Flegan
Bryan
Jerry Man
Hegan
Stewart
Rink. Stewart
Democratic Club
Outa
Wilsson
Aylward
Harmon
Wilsan
Wheconein
Oshkodh
Watterson Eye
Becaus H
West
Free Tolls at Panama Sways Interstate Committee
A plea by J A McGregor of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce for free tolls on American ships through the Panama Canal met a stormy reception before the House committee on interstate commerce. The committee suggested toll remission could strain relations with other nations and offer little help to the U S merchant marine, though McGregor believed otherwise.
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Washington, D. C
Panama Canal
J. A. McGregor
San Francisco
Historic hotel burns in Wisconsin blaze
A Wright hotel in Friendship, Wisconsin, a landmark since 1857, burned to the ground this week. The Grand Rapids Wisconsin special notes the fire destroyed the hotel near Grand Rapids, leaving the settlement without the historic building that stood for over fifty years.
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Associated Ress
Milwaukee
Wis
Grand Rapids Win
Wright
Wisconsin
Friendship
Rgdothe County
Trial Lengthens to May as Pace Packers Case Expedited
Chicago prosecutors move to shorten the Pace Packers trial while defense seeks extensive testimony. Ten packers face conspiracy charges in restraint of trade as Timmins testifies. defense plans 100 plus witnesses and a flood of documents, pushing completion toward August or September.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wilkerson
Ma&us
Grain exchanges meet with actions on futures and calendar days
The grain exchange council gathers with delegates from Chicago Minneapolis Duluth Omaha Milwaukee and other cities. They consider a resolution by OCAL Magnusen Minneapolis to bar form and limit large futures bids and require bid openness for 5000 bushels or more. They also weigh adopting calendar days for shipment as proposed by Iman W Sager Chicago, a system nine members already use.
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Cy Associated Press
Chicago
Council of ‘Grain Exchanges
Duluth
Omaha
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
OC AL Magnusen
Minneapolia
Tota
Iiman W. Sager
Counci
Babe Sent by Express in Milwaukee Shipment Found
The body of a newborn boy was discovered in a pasteboard box sent from Milwaukee and opened in the American Express office in Sterling on January 18. Physicians ruled the infant murdered. The box was addressed to Roy Engle rural route 3, who could not be located. The coroner and express officials investigate the sender.
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Associated Press
Sterling
Milwaukee
American Express Company
Roy Engle
Express
Express Company
Cancelled Railway Meeting in New York
New York January 13 the executive committee of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway was to meet here today to discuss dividends but the session did not take place no reason for the cancellation was announced locally or by the company.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
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