Glavis Testifies On Alaska Coal Lands Inquiry
Louis R. Glavis told the congressional committee that as Ballinger’s appointee he pressed for full Alaska coal land investigations and protested the Cunningham claims being cleared for patent. He described letters, the Jones and Love reports, and Ballinger’s push to list claims, with Brandeis detailing Ballinger’s role and past coal land actions.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Louis R. Glavis
Ballinger
Congressional Investigating Committee
Glavis
Land Office
Cunningham
Grear
Brandeis
Summonail
United States
Hoyt
Garfield
Alaska
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Corminisstoner
Taft
Wickersham
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Nelson
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Love
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Washington
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Menasha Merchant III Site News Roundup
Special to The Northwestern Menasha Wis February 28 report of elderly resident John Clovis critically ill at Broadstreet home. Oshkosh doctor consulted, no hope. Infant child funeral for Mr and Mrs Dominik Iske set at St John’s tomorrow morning. Menasha police report domestic trouble at August Bugs residence. father to appear in local court. Declamatory contest at high school awards to Leapach Arthur and Raymond Keefe. Mrs Charles Boyce hosts tenth wedding anniversary party with guests from Appleton Kaukauna Moose Jaw. Harriet Bush surprised by 20 Ormsby Hall girls Appleton. Elks host largest Schafskopf and whist party. prizes awarded. Master Glennon Ciske marks fiftieth birthday with friends. Local E F U lodge installs officers. St Patricks Foresters to hold annual installation with 50 Appleton Foresters present.
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Anasha
Wis
Johnn Clovis
Broadstreet
Gadden
Oshkosh
Clovis
Dominik Lske
St. John's
Schubert and
Treputy Sherif G. A. Lackwoord Weta
August Bugs
Menhaba
Lollowsuk Ixeapoch
Arthur
Raymond Keefe
Charles Boyce
John Hinks
Appleton
Arthur Godfrey
Kaukauna
George Smith
Margaret Boyce
Moose Jaw
Canada
Harriet Bush
First Street
Ormsby Hall
Glennon Ciske
Chute Street
E. F. U. Lodge
St. Patricks Court of Foresters
Appleton Foresters
Joseph Schweitzer
Appleton Court
Tragic Wagon Accident Causes Mrs Breck and Baby Death
Mrs. R. Breck widow perished with her baby after a wagon plunged ten feet into a Blanco canyon near Floydada Texas. Horses backed over the precipice and a stove ignited the goods fueling a gasoline explosion amid advancing flames.
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Dalthart
Texas
Blanco Canyon
R. Breck
Little Plains
Floydada
Application Refused in Ice Shipment Case
Washington January 28 The Armour Car Line's plea to the Interstate Commerce Commission for reparations against the Southern Pacific for ice shipments from Los Angeles to Yuma was rejected. The commission ruled approving the request would invite the grossest form of favoritism and rebasing.
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Washington, D. C
Armour Car Lineg
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Pacific Company
Los Angeles
Cal
Yuma
Ariz
Graft and Treason Debate On Magazines Rates Editorials
Editorials from magazine publishers call editorials robbery and treason as the post office considers increasing magazine rates. Herbert Myrick admits authoring several pieces while lawmakers clash over the language used. The Senate backs a postal savings bank bill and the House supports a land bill opening coal lands for entry under existing acts. Representative Douglas opposes large military spending and seeks cuts to fund agriculture. Pension bills progress alongside broader agricultural debate.
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Washington, D. C
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Revder
Rouge Committee
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Herbert Myrick
Phelps Publishing Company
National Agriculture Press League
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Massachusetts
Smith
California
Post Office Department
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Ballinger
House Committee On Public Lands
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Colorado
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Idaho
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Ohio
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Milwaukee man confesses to oleomargarine coloring and sale
Edward Klimis, jailed since November on a charge of coloring oleomargarine and selling it as fresh country butter, today filed a written completion confession in Milwaukee Wisconsin dated January 28 revealing his admission to the offense.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Edward Klimis
Fragments Hint at Nationwide Youth Labor Case
In the office of the United States Assistance District Attorney Henning a confession mentions Klimnis Ve and an alea manufacturer in Chicago. The note indicates hundreds of young men in the early years across many states were involved.
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Alea
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Wer
Paris Flood Aid And Aftermath Report
Paris authorities report all Americans in Paris safe amid flood fears. Outside aid pours in but government has not decided on accepting gifts. Officials vow price controls and rapid disinfection after waters recede. Urgent appeal seeks clothing for 4,090 babies at Alfortville and Ivry. Dam at Gennevilliers breached flooding Gennevilliers Jombes Asnieres. sailors rescued prisoners. fifty girls saved from a convent ruin.
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Alfortvile
Ivry
Gennevilliers
Gennevil- Mers
Cos Jombes
Asnieres
Boulevard de Dalny
Father Secures Child In Horton Christy Custody Case
In Zanesville Ohio on January 28 Judge H C Smith awarded custody of Natalie Christy to father Howard Chandler Christy. Mother Maybelle Thompson Christy was not present and will be allowed reasonable visitation. The court ordered Natalie to remain within the Christy home and must not be deprived of Miss Rose Christy’s care without court permission.
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Associated Press
Zanesville, O
H.C. Smith
Christy
Toward Chandler Christy
Prices Still Slump In Local Markets Across States
News briefs report continuing price declines on beef lard butter eggs and other groceries as anti price-cuting movements press retailers to cut costs. In Boston and Rochester wholesale and retail meat prices fall sharply while butter and eggs see notable drops. Farmers in Vernon county plan a sixty day withholding protest beginning February, urging withholding cattle hogs poultry and butter from market. Cleveland officials and grand jury probe cow prices and cold storage managers are summoned.
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New York
Moston
Boson
Mass
Rochester
N.C
DIOR
Baltimore
Nevada
Vernon County
Liege ii House
Patrick Disbarred for Life After Rice Murder Conviction
Albert T. Patrick, imprisoned for nearly ten years in Sing Sing for the murder of William Marsh Rice, is formally disbarred as a practicing lawyer by the Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court. He can no longer represent himself and must retain counsel in good standing for future court proceedings.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
Sing Sing
William Marsh Rice
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Patrick
Carnation Day Observed in Honor of McKinley
Oshkosh residents plan Carnation Day activities to honor the martyred president William McKinley. People will decorate homes and wear carnations, recalling his assassination at Buffalo, New York, and his birth on January 29, 184? in a centennial year observance.
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McKinley
Division sentiment at Neenah ward mass meeting
A mass meeting of Third Ward residents in Neenah Wisconsin favored dividing the third ward. Aldermen Merz and Herzgiger will submit a report for council action. The meeting elected Mertz and Cook as officers and declined circulating a petition. Funeral services were held for Daniel, with interment at Oakhill.
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Thy Armory
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Herzgiger
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Mertzam & A. Cook
G.zieman
M. R. Bloom
WW. Brown
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Chiris Anderson
T. ML
Ler
William” Owen
Mias
Haze
Capitol
Murder suspect in maniacal killings arraigned in court
Herbert Jerome Wennison was arraigned in Jefferson Market police court on murder charges for killing two boys.Stobert Loman and Arthur Shibles. Assistant District Attorney Rubin said Dennison owned a revolver similar to the weapon found at the scene and pawned it during a stage magic act but could not recall details due to his mental state. Dennison's mother and her sister petitioned for an alibi which police have not broken down. The grand jury will convene next week to consider an indictment and a lunacy commission may be requested to determine Dennison's mental condition. If insane he would be committed to Matteawan asylum without trial.
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Associated Press
New York
Herbert Jerome Wennison
Jefferson Market
Stobert Loman
aArthur Shibles
Bighridge Park
Rubin
Dennison
Deanison
Matteawan Asylum
Davidson Denies Probe Call for Special Session
Madison Wisconsin January 28 Governor Davidson denies reports that he would seek a probe into the high cost of living during a possible special legislative session. The executive office states he does not contemplate such a resolution and the prelate's work is stalled until a special session is convened.
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Madison
Wis
Davidson
Milwaukee inmate hurls self to death on track
Special report from Milwaukee Wis January 23 describes Jesse Smith a 45 year old stationary engineer from Columbus Wis who was confined at the Milwaukee sanitarium at Waawatusa. He leapt in front of a moving passenger train near the sanitarium at 9 71 am and was crushed to death according to an attendant. Smith had been suffering from nervous prostration.
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Jesse Smith
Milwaukee
Waawatusa
Smith
Columbus
Storm delays cable messages to Europe
The Commercial Cable company said storms cause delays to messages to Northern England and Ireland with further delays to France Italy Switzerland and to Denmark Sweden Norway and Russia. The statement notes delivery disruptions are due to storm conditions.
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New York
Commercial Cable
England
Ireland
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Italy
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Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Russia
Marshfield Engineer Fred Christensen Dies at 60
Milwaukee dispatch reports Fred Christensen longtime Marshfield Bedding Company engineer died this morning just shy of sixty. He had served the firm for many years and was a prominent local figure in Marshfield.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Marshfield
Fred Christensen
Marshfield Bedding Company
McGovern Enters Wisconsin Gubernatorial Race
Francis E. B. McGovern formally announced his candidacy for Wisconsin governor on the Republican ticket. He pledges loyalty to Roosevelt and La Follette progressives, appealing to progressive voters while noting he is the third Republican entrant. The move follows a long Wisconsin political current toward reform and corporate restraint.
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Roosevelt
la Follette
Meadures
Milwaukee
Wis
Francis EB. McGovern
Oshkosh
Neutonnant
William
Mitchell
Econg
Morris
Senate
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