Wisconsin Senate kills probe into primary election
Madison January 21 Wisconsin senate votes 17 to 8 to kill a joint resolution calling for an investigation of the recent state primary. A reconsideration moves to next Tuesday. Bills include a 1 tax on all insurance business and other measures while both houses adjourn until Tuesday.
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Venezuela Denies Secret Pact With Castro Amid Caracas Turmoil
The Associated Press reports Juan Vicente Gomez denies a Paris rumor of a secret agreement with his predecessor Cipriano Castro. Gomez’s special commissioner in Europe dismissed the claims, noting Castro exile’s return to Caracas and Castro brother fleeing to Colombia. London also notes Venezuela reins port tax dispute with Trinidad.
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Great Britain
Notable Deaths of Charles L Tutt and Carousel Pioneer
Charles L Tutt, a famed Colorado Springs mining and smelting magnate, died in New York per a private message. Gustave Dentzel, reputed inventor of the first carousel, died in Philadelphia at 63. Katharine Diehl Coldewey, wife of Louisville businessman Frederick A Coldewey and daughter of pharmacy expert Lewis Prehl, died today from illnesses.
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Tennessee Liquor Bill Moves Toward Final Action in House
Nashville January 21 The plan to abolish manufacturing intoxicating liquors in the state advanced in the house after senate passage. A house substitute to the senate bill was adopted along with an amendment removing January 1 1910 from the act. A vote is expected to take several hours and a gubernatorial veto is anticipated if the bill passes.
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Cholera toll rises in St Petersburg hospital report
St Peters burg records thirty four new cholera cases and sixteen deaths at the municipal hospital for the twenty four hours ending at noon today. The report notes ongoing outbreak conditions in the city with mounting fatalities.
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Judge Fines Talesmen In Carmack Murder Trial
Nashville dated report on Col. Duncan B. Cooper Robin Cooper and ex Sheriff John D Sharper facing trial for the Carmack murder. Judge Hart fines tardy talesmen and orders a second panel while probing jurors opinions on capital punishment. Widow of the slain editor will attend as testimony begins.
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Brother Found Dead In Wisconsin Tree Trunk
A Northwestern special from Waray reports Frederick Neuembank aged twenty five of THintl Milwaukee county was found dead this morning wedged between four tall pines about three miles from town. His head lay in a crevice of the tree believed cut down recently and he likely died about ten days ago.
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Guthrie arrest shocks libel case with Haskell clash
Scentt Mac Reynolds, personal representative of Clarence J. Shearn of New York, aiding William R. Henrat in a libel suit against a governor’s editor, was arrested in Guthrie Oklahoma on information from yesterday. The sheriff charges Reynolds with conspiring with A. Ie Tane to commit an offense.
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Deadlock persists in joint session for U.S. Senate seat
In a drawn out seventh ballot in the joint assembly in Springfield the vote tally shows minimal shifts. Wiophins holds 87 to 84 against. Shurtleff gains a vote while Hopkins dips. Mowe remains at 16 and Stringer at 76 in a continuing deadlock with lawmakers adjourning to resume Tuesday morning.
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Libel Inquiry Hints at Panama Canal Debacle
New York grand jury hears witnesses in criminal libel probe linked to The New York World and criticism of the Panama canal purchase. Ed. F. Crogin and A. G. Ryan testify as Charles P. Taft may appear before a special New York County grand jury under District Attorney Jerome.
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Not to Be Peaceful at UMW Convention Battles Expenses
Indianapolis January 21 The United Mine Workers national convention opened amid a dispute over organizers credentials and per diem payments. John H Walker leads anti Lewis factions opposing national organizers attending unless funded by local unions or paying own expenses. The seventeenth annual convention previously backed limits on organizers attending at union expense. President T L Lewis declined to comment while awaiting convention action.
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Indianapolis
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No Automobile for Taft Allegedly Favored
Washington report notes the Senate received the deficiency appropriation bill from the Appropriations Committee totaling 1,151,002 an increase of eight dollars over the house version. The committee struck out the provision for purchasing automobiles for the president and the Navy department seeks details on a merger inquiry. Private detectives Brown and Baldwin, paid 15,000 for their work, were dropped from service, and the Twenty-ninth Infantry mutiny case investigation nears closure. The neonate vote raises the salary of the circuit judge from 7,000 to 10,000 a year.
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Senators Debate Federal Judges and Monuments in Senate
In the senate Balley criticizes high salary states as favoring roorest judges while Tilman accuses some judges of corporate pay. Rayner accuses the president of Africa trip for peace talks with a wartime envoy. Lincoln birthday monument talk and a proposed Gettysburg highway appear. Roosevelt, Flint, Patton confer on California delegation and a Burkett bill to ban interstate horse racing gambled. House passes Monging consulate abolition. Disquiet over DC liquor bans.
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Rose Among the Speakers at National Math License League Meet
In Louisville the National Math License league opened its second annual convention with speakers including Mayor David Rose of Milwaukee, Sidney Story of New Orleans, Dr J F Callen of Pittsburg Kas, and Dr Nathan Cole of Peoria Jr. The league aims to purge politics of liquor ties and bar lawbreakers from retail alcohol trade. The feature was President F M Gilmore’s annual address.
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Two Thousand Ill From Contaminated Water In Bellevue
An official estimate from the state board of health and local authorities reports about 2000 residents of Bellevue, a suburb of Pittsburgh, ill after drinking raw river water supplied by a local water company last Friday through Sunday. If accurate, nearly the entire Bellevue population faces typhoid risk and possible epidemic development.
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Wisconsin man gets year for burglary at depot
Milwaukee Wis concertal from Manitowoganys: Joseph Tadych aged thirty five charged with burglarizing the Chicago and Northwestern company depot was sentenced to one year at Wanpun after pleading guilty in municipal court this morning. Five boys aged seventeen and eighteen were sentenced to six months in the county jail on pleading guilty to a lighter charge.
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Publican Moora Attacks State Penitentiary Mismanagement
Delegate Moora of Marshall county created a sensational scene in the house of delegates by charging gross mismanagement and corruption at the state penitentiary. He alleged the bookkeeping was haphazard, expenditures hidden, and improprieties pervasive in the facility.
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Cloudburst Drowns Town and Floods Nearby Areas
AP reports a cloudburst floods Blackton and nearby towns causing widespread water damage. Residents at Parmington and Linden face rising waters as rivers swell and fall in dramatic bursts. Officials warn of ongoing flooding risks with property and crops affected.
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Four Men Drown in Ice Covered River Rescue Efforts Turn Fatal
Four men drowned while attempting a rescue on the St Chair river in Michigan. One man initially broke through the ice and the others plunged in to save him, all succumbing as the river ice gave way. The incident occurred near Tort Lampdeen.
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Fire at Mahoning County Infirmary injures dozen inmates
Fire erupts in the male department of the Mahoning county infirmary at Canfield ten miles from Youngstown. About two hundred sixty inmates are housed there with reports of multiple injuries. The blaze began this afternoon and authorities are assessing the damage and response efforts.
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Crib fire toll climbs as missing workers feared dead
Chicago reports say the crib disaster may claim up to 66 lives with 19 men unnamed on payroll, 47 bodies at the morgue unrecognizable, and fears the death toll could reach 100. Coroner Hoffman ordered a full inquiry as families wait in vain for word.
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