Uproar Over Prussian Suffrage Marks Reichstag Outburst
Berlin January reports say Chancellor von Buelow refused to answer a broadist interpellation on Prussian manhood suffrage. Ministers left as uproar rose. police surrounded Parliament and patrols manned major streets to prevent violence amid socialist taunts and heated exchanges.
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Assochted Press
Berlin
Chane-Nor
Pariament
Berho
Reichstag
Bettmann-Holl- Weg
Interior
Prince von Buelow
Agai
Serum serum shows promise for meningitis cases at Newport
Two naval apprentices at the Newport station feared lost to spinal meningitis were given a new serum from Dr. Simon Frexner at Rockefeller Institute. Medical Inspector Lucian G. Hereberger reports both patients improving. F. F. Crawford of Chericstown and R. B. Holloway of Lipton are stated to be recovering and convalescent.
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Newport
Lucian G. Hereberger
Simon Frexner
Rockefeller Institute
F. F. Crawford
Chericstown
R. B. Holloway
Lipton
Six Jurors Secured In Webster Murder Trial
Six jurors are qualified for the murder trial of Mrs. Dora McDonald in Webster. Two more jurors were accepted today, bringing the total to six. The Associated Press reports the selection proceeding in Canagy Alabama with jurors still to be chosen.
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Mere
Dora McDonald
Br Associated Press
Canagy
Mra
Webster
Gueris
Riordan Quietly Departs Rome for Naples
American Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco and his secretary Rev. D O Grawhky left Rome and traveled to Naples today. The clergy were seen departing with a small accompanying entourage amid Vatican gestures and local press coverage.
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Rome
Plow. Riordan
San Francisco
D. O. Grawhky
Naples
Unique Gift For Singer At Auditorio Stage
A tiny Japanese spaniel, nestled in a bed of carnations and masts, was presented to Miss Alice Nielsen during a San Carlo Opera Company performance at the Auditorio. As applause swelled, the dog suddenly awakened and stared into the bewildered audience causing Miss Nielsen to bow and return the basket.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Alice Nielsen
San Carlo Opera Company
Miss Xmielsen
Burgess Attacks Aldrich Currency Plan Hearings Open
Washington January 22 The house banking and currency committee held the first public hearing on currency reorganization and federal guaranty bills with only committee members and Representative Full present. Burgess of Texas and Chairman Fowler of New Jersey clashed over a federal deposit guarantee, Burgess warning of partisan consequences while Fowler argued it removes a prudent check on bank managers. Tomorrow a deputation from the National Board of Trade will testify.
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Assocated Press
Washingtn
D. C
House Committee On Banking and Curency
Full
Oklahoma
Burgess
Texas
Fowler
New Jersey
Republican Party
Congress
Democrats
United States
House of Representatives
National Board of Trade
Suit Against Harriman To Be Based On ICC Report
Washington Jan 7 Attorney General Bonaparte said a suit against E H Harriman over Union Pacifics purchase of a controlling interest in Southern Pacific and other lines would cite the Interstate Commerce Commission report last July detailing the merger and alleged competition. The case, discussed at the White House, was referred to the Justice Department for investigation and action early last December but delayed by Severance’s European absence. Severance has now returned and will be in Washington soon, along with Frank B Kellogg, for consultations before an authorized public statement is issued.
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Seu Press
Washington, D. C
E. H. Garriman
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Bonaparte
Interstate Commercce Commission
White House
Department of Justice
Europe
Severance
Bir
United States
Washington
Frank B. Kellogg
Glazer Resigns Amid Charges of Malfeasance
Detroit January 2 The News reports State Treasurer Frank P Glazier has resigned to Governor Warner at Lansing. Glazier denies the charges of misfeasance and neglect and accuses Warner of knowledge of Chelsea Bank conditions and soliciting deposits for Detroit United Bank where Warner was vice president. The Chelsea Bank failure left 683 dollars of state funds at risk. Glazier claims he loaned funds for his business, while Warner calls the allegations largely false and politically motivated.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Frank P. Glazier Tater
Warner
Lansing
Sir. Warmer
Detroit United Bank
Glazier
Chelsea Ofich
Ravines Bank
Ht W. Gross
Chelsea Bank
Capital State Bank Appointed Receiver in Idaho
Walter S. Bruce was named receiver of the Capital State bank which suspended operations. After reviewing the bank’s affairs he expressed confidence depositors would be paid. None of the Capital State branches in small southern Idaho towns closed as a result of the failure.
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Associated Press
Bois
Idaho
Jan
Walter S. Bruce
Capital State Bank
Bruce
Capital State
Burglars Visit Reedville Reported In Wisconsin
Milwaukies Wis Jan 22 A Journal special from Manitowoc Bays says burglars visited the village of Reedville and secured about 100 dollars in cash from the far market of Gustave Olm. Local authorities are investigating and the robbery was reported to District Attorney Reiley. Local talent is suspected in the crime.
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Milwaukies
Wis
Manitowoc Bays
Reedsville
Gustave Olm
Reiley
Guard's Aim Is Deadly At Tobacco Factory Attack
A night guard at the Hayes Sory Tobacco company factory in Cirksville Tenn. shot three men who tried to set fire and dynamite the door. Tory Aillen and Walter Watkins died. a third man was wounded and fled. Dynamite and gnamit traces found. factory doorway saturated with coal oil.
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Associated Press
Shanklin
Fred
Armed guards for canal at Miraflores and Gatun rocks
At a senate hearing Colonel Goethals assured the committee the Panama canal will be reasonably safe from military invaion once completed. He said the risk of crippling attack by armed saboteurs is small if armed guards remain at the Miraflores and Gatun rocks, which are distant from both coasts.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On
Police Officer Becker Shot in St Cloud Burglary
From St Cloud Minnesota police officer Becker was shot early today by accomplices of a burglar caught robbing a grocery store money drawer. He was taken to a hospital with three bullet wounds including a pierced lung.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
St. Cloud
Sara
Becker
Urgent Deficiency Bill Reported for House Action
Washington January 22 Chairman Tawney of the committee on appropriations reported the urgent deficiency bill and favorable notice in the House and said it would be called up for consideration tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Tawney
Committee On Appropriations Today
House
Living Skeleton Passes Away in Ansonia
Edward Niedling known as the Living Skeleton dies in Ansonia at 35 after years exhibited in museums. Morris K. Jessup ex-president of the chamber of commerce and retired banker dies at 78 in New York of heart disease. John B. Larkin Pittsburg controller and ex-postmaster found dead in bed from asthma. Funeral of Charles Emory Smith former postmaster general diplomat and editor held in Philadelphia. Robert Wallace, actor from New York, dies in a Chicago hospital from alcoholism.
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Conn
Edward Niedling
Sigaeis K. Jessuf
New York
Morris K. Jessud
Chamber of Commerce
Citie
Madison Avenue
Ohn
B. Larkin
Pittsburg
John B. i Larkin
Charles Emory Smith
Philadelphia Press
Robert Wallace
Chicago
York
Penal code bill faces continued debate in House
The Washington debate resumed on the penal code bill with a substitute by James of Kentucky for yesterday’s amendment. Gaines of Tennessee spoke for it while Payne criticized paternalism and called for prompt, public distribution of soil product statistics. Discussion paused to take up other business.
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Joy
Gies
Washington
Gile James
Kentucky
Gaines
Tennessee
Payne
Holy Jumper Appeals From Wisconsin Disorder Charge
Frank M. Meszenge editor of The Burning Hack and organizer of the Holy Jumpers appeals a disorderly conduct car charge. His Milwaukee attorney Jose F. Wildish argues why the judge’s charge should be corrected in the bill of exceptions at the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Waukesha
Frank M. Meszenge
Supreme Jegore
Jose FE. Wildish
Litigation at Sheboygan city to sue water company
Milwaukee dispatch reports that Sheboygan council will sue the water company to compel performance of its contract and erase a default. The suit could cost about 330000, with Burr Jones of Madison likely engaged to prosecute the case.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Sheboysan
All Company i
Burr Jones
Madison
Ex-Congressman Theobald Oisin Appointed Bay View Manager
Theobald Oisin, a former congressman, was elected manager of the Bay View branch of the German American Bank in Miwaskee Wisconsin to succeed the late Frederick F. Riedel. The appointment was announced January 22.
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Miwaskee
Wis
Theobald Oisin
Bay View
Frederick F. Riedel
SLAIN WHILE AT LUNCH IN BROADWAY STORE RESTAURANT
A young woman shot advertising solicitor Frank Brady during lunch at a Broadway apartment store restaurant. She then shot herself, leaving two dead or seriously wounded and identity undetermined. papers suggest Miss Way R. Clark of the city.
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Associated Press
New York
Frank Brady
Way R. Clark
Chicago street railway case reaches Supreme Court
Washington Jan 7 32 The Chicago surface system reorganization case involving Nelson Thompson and other stockholders worth 250000 seeks Supreme Court review. They challenge Judge Groescup of the US circuit court for northern Illinois and allege bias in approving the plan and portend an attack on the official.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Chicago Street Railway
Chicago Rail Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Nelson Thompson
West Chicago Street Pailway Company
Supreme Court
Grotescup
US States Circuit Court
District of
Alnois
Tod
Groescup
Hackenschmidt Gotch World Championship Talk Advancing
Milwaukee Jan 22 AP Wittig of this city has pressed for the Hackenschmidt Gotch title fight. He received two cables from Hackenschmidt agreeing on terms, the purse set at 16 000 dollars. Wittig will seek favorable venues in big cities for the match negotiations.
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Assocated Press
Milwaukee
Wic
Wittig
Oty
Hackenschmidt
Gotch
Hackenschmidt Ager
Interwii Accent
Socialists Endorse Socialism as Labor Party Aim
Delegates at the labor party conference in Auk Eng Jan 22 passed a motion declaring socialism the party's definite objective. More than half of the delegates supported the resolution amid enthusiastic scenes during the session.
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Associated Press
Auk. Eng
Labor Party
New York Buyer Purchases Mosier Painting for Corcoran Gallery
Announcement from New York reports Jacob H. Lehif bought Henry Mosier's final major work titled The Dawn of Our Flag. Lehif presented the painting to the Corcoran Gallery in Washington, marking a notable transfer of a key American artwork.
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Corcoran Art Gallery
Acaociate
New York
Jacob H. Lehif
Henry Mosier
Washington
Favor Federal Control in New Deal Debate
Denver dispatch reports supporters urge federal oversight amid farm policy disputes. Advocates argue centralized power stabilizes markets and secures producers, while critics warn of overreach and loss of local autonomy in the ongoing national discussion.
Fog causes collision near Amsterdam harbor
An Associated Press wire reports a fog bound collision involving the British steamer Axmitutter and the Amsterdam tow near Nieuwe Waterweg. Both vessels beached. crews attempted rescue as boats from the Amsterdams steamer suffered damage and one landing craft was missing, later found by coast watchers.
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Rotteriam
Fleamer
Amsterdam
Ralklway Company
Axmitutter
York
Nieuwe
Haowich
Eaiher
Benene
Chicago Bank Suspends and Assignment Notice Issued
A. C. Tindelle bank in Chicago suspended operations and posted a notice that the banker has made an assignment for the benefit of creditors to Chas. A. Post. Liabilities about 73,900 pounds with assets around 95.50 dollars. 61,600 due to depositors. In Pittsburgh, the Trad ers and Mechanics' Bank closed by order of the state banking commissioner, with the Treasury Trust Company also shut. Temporary receiver James L. White reported clearing and reserve issues. depositors to be paid in due course.
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Associated Press
Chicace
A. C. Tindelle
Mude
Chas. A. Post
Pittsburg
Traders and Mechanics’ Bank
State Banking
James L. White
Treasury Trust Company
Fourth Avenue
Market Street
Trust Company
State Banking Department
White
Bryan Visits Nashville to Meet State Officials
Mr Bryan and Governor Harmon of Ohio are in Nashville for a day of informal calls with state officials. Bryan briefly addressed the Officers' Association regarding capitol safety measures as the party toured capital city sites.
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Hy Assesutea
Nashville
Tenn
J. Bryan
Won
Judson Harmon
Kid
White
Bryan
E Officers’ Association
the Capitol
Mere Tentle
Hayti Rebels Advance Reported by Associated Press
Washington January 2 The Haytien rebels advance amid unclear details from the state department. Descriptions suggest renewed activity in the western region as officials monitor the evolving situation and potential impacts on stability.
Big Fire Near Boston Reported By Officials
A large blaze near Boston prompted nearby districts including Chelsea and Everett to dispatch apparatus. The fire spread toward vicinity of Sec om street and Che ise blaze caused evacuations and prompted mutual aid from neighboring departments. Authorities assess the incident as serious with surrounding areas on alert for further spread.
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Jieston
Masse
Secom Street
Syread
Bosten
Everett
Chelsea Departmentis
Dry Farming Congress Opens in Salt Lake City
A four day session begins in Salt Lake City as delegates from states and associated organizations meet to discuss dry farming methods and practical steps for improving soil and yield. Key figures from agricultural groups outline plans and share early results.
Battleships Leave Rio in Aide to Navy Dispatch
An Associated Press report from Rio de Janeiro notes ships departing as Washington cables the navy department. The message mentions a fleet movement tied to the Atlantic theater and an officer named Evans relaying orders.
Jewel Robbery at Dewey Motel Harmed Davidson Jewelry
Mrs Davidson returned to her Dewey Motel suite after entertaining guests and found a bureau drawer open and jewelry missing. Police traced the scene but found no trace of suspects. investigators questioned hotel staff and guests as they pursue leads on the missing items including a diamond ring and other valuables.
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Ashhosh Coregreaman
Dewey Motel
Laoncheon
Gueriai
Pfour
Deliass
Janes Ho Davalsun
Oshkooh
Dewey Hotel
Fartic
Submarine trio sets long distance record under own power
The submarines Tarantula Viner and Cuttlefish sailed from Newport News to the New York navy yard in seventeen and a half hours, facing heavy seas and a stiff breeze. It was the first such trip by boats of their class, and after drydock work they will be tested further at Newport News. The vessels are fifty feet long with an eighteen foot beam and 250 horsepower six cylinder engines, launched October 2.
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New York
Tan
Newport
R. T
New York Navy Yard
Newport News
Third Regiment Band Faces City’s Effort to Retain
The Third regimental band in the city is under threat as several towns campaign to secure it. Portage’s Monarch band seeks to fill the vacancy left by Prof. Dana who resigned and moved to Milwaukee. Sparta business leaders back a strong director and La Crosse’s Grand Rapids group also aims for the honor. General C. R. Boardman will oversee the selection.
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Monarch Band
Portage
F. C. Dana
Milwaukee
Sparta Aring
la Crosse
C. R. Boardman
Wil
School Closed By Itch In Wisconsin Town
Special to The Northwestern from Wisconsin aukes January 22 describes an outbreak of itch in a Wisconsin school town of Stettin. Authorities close the school and take steps to prevent spread. Local health officials urge parental caution and sanitation measures while treating affected students and preparing further actions.
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Aukes
Wis
Stettin
Proficiency in Riding Prompts Imperial Exam Review
By Assicisted Press Weenington DC January 22 a Chinese order requires sons of imperial princes and clansmen to be examined in Pekin on proficiency in the saddle. The measure aims to ensure the art of their ancestors is not lost amid modern changes.
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Assicisted Press
Weenington
Malladzes
China
Peking Ag
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