Taft in Cleveland Seeks Peace Treaty Meeting Garfield
President Taft arrives in Ohio for a three day tour and speaks on Peace and Arbitration to the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce. James R. Garfield, ally of Roosevelt and anti Taft, greets him warmly at the event amid national political currents.
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Associated Press
Cleveland, O
Cincinnati
Taft
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
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Aft
Columbus
Akron
Euclid Avenue
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Pres
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Myron T. Herrick
Tippecanoe Club
Cleveland Law School
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Ohio National Guards
James R. Garfield
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Jimmy
Great Britaain
France
Des Moines
Hell
Democratic State Committee
National Committee
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Buriington
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Whison
Harmon
Clark
Folk
Albert B. Cummins
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Cummins
Democratic tariff era nomination cited in 1919 remarks
The speaker argues that the 1919 tariff decision should guide a presidential nominee. Champ Clark is named as a preferred option, or any Democrat who served in Congress when the Payne Aldrich tariff was enacted. The focus is on tariff policy and party candidates.
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Tarif
Champ Clark
Congress
Boston Prelate Delayed By Mid Atlantic Gales
Boston reports Cardinal OConnell and party aboard the steamship Canopic delayed by mid Atlantic gales. The ship, 500 miles east of Boston lightship, is not expected to arrive until late tomorrow night, delaying Boston's first prince of the church's welcome.
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Associated Press
Boston
Maas
O’connell
Progressives in caucus seek Roosevelt La Follette alliance
In Washington on January 29 a series of high level talks aims to unite Progressive Republicans against Taft. Gifford Pinchot and progressive lawmakers are summoned as rumors swirl that La Follette might withdraw or that a split delegation plan could emerge.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Taft
Roosevelt
Senator la Follette
Gifford Pinchot
la Follette
Rosevelt
la Foliette
Italian cruiser Piemonte captures British flagged motor launch
The Italian cruiser Piemonte anchored off Ras Kethib and seized a Thornycroft built motor launch flying the British flag. The craft was to be handed to the Turkish revenue service, part of a fleet supplying vessels to aid Turkish troops in Arabia.
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Hodelda
Red Sea
Piemonte
Arabia
Ras Kethib
Thornycroft & Co
Man Killed in Paper Mill at Combined Locks
Special to The Northwestern. Appleton Wisconsin January 29 Edward Voecks nineteen was instantly killed this morning at the Combined Locks Paper mill four miles south of Appleton when his body was drawn into the winder rolls. Otto Bublitz twenty seven of Whitcomb Shawano county died in St Elizabeths hospital last night from injuries received in an accident while skidding rigs in the woods near Tigerton on Saturday.
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Appleton
Wis
Edward Voecks
Combined Locks
Here
Otto Bublitz
Whitcomb
Shawano County
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Tigerton
La Follette Meeting Rescheduled to Thursday in Madison
Chairman John J. Blaine announced from Boscobel that the executive committee of the La Follette Republican club will meet in Madison at 2 PM Thursday instead of Wednesday morning in Milwaukee as originally planned.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Dan
John J. Blaine
la Follette Executive Committee
Boscobel
la Follette Republican Club
Madison
Rioting at Lawrence Mills Halts Normal Operations
A mob of strikers clashed with workers in Lawrence Massachusetts as mills tried to reopen. Several people were seriously injured while some mills operated on a reduced scale. The unrest followed attempts to prevent operatives from entering the plants.
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Lawrence
Mang
Italy-France tensions rise over ambassador interview
France and Italy drift toward estrangement after a Paris interview allegedly given by Signor Tittoni, the Italian Ambassador, hinting Italy would not surrender captured Turks or abandon rights to seize contraband ships. Tittoni denied the interview. Nearby, the Ernest Renan and several French ships are stationed at Nice close to the Italian border.
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France
Italy
Signor Tittoni
Taris
Ernest Renan
Nice
House Debates Over Steel Tariff Act Resumes in Congress
Washington reports show Democrats in the House resume debate on the steel revision bill at 3 PM. Republicans press amendments while leaders seek a ruling to force a vote, with a possible late or night session. The Money Trust probe and related measures also face party divisions and pending resolutions.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Apeaker
D. C
Underwood
Mann
Pecsone
Longworth
Ohio
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Money Trust
Fuller
Winds
Otter
Rhode Island
Munn
Wingis
Henry
Lindbergh
Postmaster at Princeton and budget battles in Congress
President Taft named Oscar C. Oman postmaster at Princeton. Congress debated army and agricultural appropriations totaling over 113 million with cuts notably in forest fire emergency funds. Representative Norris proposed a ten year term for postmaster general and removal of the department from political influence.
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Martin W. Littleton
Democratic Party
Army Ti
Norris
Post Office
Provident
Nebraska
Morris
House Democrata
Fitagerald
Allions
Underwood
Washington, D. C
Taft
Oscar C. Oman
Princeton
W. C
British steamer Genoa sinks in recent storm
It is practically certain that the British steamer Genoa of the Wilson line foundered during the recent storm with a crew of twenty four.
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Associated Press
Hull
Genoa
Clara Barton Nearing Recovery From Exhaustion
Clara Barton, after months of nervous exhaustion since November, shows improvement in Washington. Physicians report she will soon be out and about as she regains strength.
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Associated Pros
Washington, D. C
Clara Barton
Third Week of the Trial in Seattle Hazzard Case
The third week of Mrs Lindau Hazzard’s trial opened in Tort Orehara Seattle as she faces charges of starving to death Claire Williamson and Dorothea Williamson, two heiresses to a $500 000 Australian estate. Nellie Sherman, a nurse for the Williamson family, testified as a key defense witness.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Mre
Lindau
Haazard
Mies
Claire Williamson
Dorothea
Orehara
Mize
Nellie Sherman
Hazzard
Williamsons
Bee
Sparta Wins National Rifle Match Bid
Washington reports the promotion board will hold the next national rifle match at Sparta Wisconsin starting August 21. Camp Perry drops from contention as Sparta prepares the range for the event and a U S team for the Palma medal in Canada will be chosen in September.
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Washington, D. C
Sparta
Vie
Secalah
Ghia National Guard
Camp Perry
War Department
Muda
Neual Cortesis
United States
Canada
F.W
Packers Trial Adjourns For Funeral
United States Judge Carpenter adjourned the morning session of the packers trial in Chicago to allow defendants and counsel to attend the funeral of Mrs A H Veeder wife of one counsel. The trial was to resume at 2 pm with Steiner G Langher margin clerk for G H W Mammon d Co plant on the National Packing Co Chicago witness stand.
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P Ress
Chicago
United States
Carpenter
A. H. Veeder
Steiner G. Langher
G. H W. Mammond & Co
National Packing Company
Skirmishes Reported Between Kurds and Russians in Persia
Dispatch from Kahoh northwest of Tobritz says Kurds and Russians clash in Persia’s northern province. Russian patrols along the Urmiah Milman raid line are fired on repeatedly. Several Kurds killed. Armenian and Kurdish armed parties observed near Urmiah, which is occupied by Turks.
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Usy
J. Petersburg
Persia
Kahol
Tobritz
Urmiah
Milman
Award From Railroad Sparks Manitowoc Jury Verdict
Manitowoc jury awards Joseph Naumeyer two hundred dollars in damages after finding no ground for intoxication as a defense by Sao Time company when he offered a ticket for transport. The Milwaukee based report notes Naumeyer was refused service as a passenger.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Daily News
Manitowoc
Aavy
Joseph Naumeyer
Naurmeyer
Car men resume work in Sedalia after suspension
Missouri Kansas Texas railway shops in Sedalia resume work with about 300 men, half the normal force, after a one day suspension. The carmen's strike action began September 3 last but most former employees have returned to work, with the guide motto Never give up.
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Associated Preas
Sedalia
Missouri, Kansas & Teoxan Raliroxa
Brandeis and Reed Clash Over Labor Inquiry Authority
Louis D. Brandeis and DAL Reed spar before the Sumley committee over the scope of an inquiry into United States Steel's labor policy. Brandeis denounces wage and hour practices as worse than slavery, likening steel owners to landlords and citing long hours and rack-rent style conditions.
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Associated Press
Washington
BC. A
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Dal Reed
United State Steel Corporation
Sumley Committee
Reed
Fn Au
Stantey
J Sranders
Judgeiary
Nein
Bureau of Labor
Ife
Larsse
Drandies
Ciary
Corpuorathan
Weis
Randiels
Luis
England
Brandeis
Ar. Carnerie
Dusit
Mesa
Steel Corporation
Mr. Brandeis
Intiman
Ireland
Death of J. H. Barr Veteran of Civil War
J H Barr died at his home 216 Park avenue at 7 Sunday morning from Brights disease. Born January 10 1835 in New Melford NY he served in the Civil War with the Fourth Illinois Cavalry rising to sergeant before discharge in 1864. He married Jane Shaw in 1886 who died in 1967. he remarried Alice Gill in 1881. Surviving are two sons Arthur H Barr of Hoquiam WA James H Barr Jr and daughter Mrs Alice Barr Wileyn of Rush Lake.
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J. H. Barr
Park Avenue
Bright
Mr. Barr
New Melford
Matthew
Ann Barr
New York City
Iifes
Barr
Oshkoshi
Tllinois Cavalry
Chicago
Grant
Batglen
Dare
Jane Shaw
Alice Gill
Thea
Arthur H., Tarr
Hoquiam
Wash
James H. Barr Jr
This City
Alice Barr Wileyn
Rush Lake
Oshkosh man dies after long service to church and Odd Fellows
Wis four grandchildren and a sister Miss Leah Barr mourn the death of a prominent Oshkosh resident. An active member of the First Congregational church and longtime Sunday school worker since age nineteen, he also spent over forty years with the Odd Fellows. Funeral Tuesday with private services at 1 15 pm and 2 pm at the church. viewing at 216 Park Avenue from 10 to 1.
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First Congregational Church
Edward H. Smith
G. A. R. Post
Park Avenue
Rioting at St Josephat Church as Warrants Issued
Police issue warrants for five women after a riotous disturbance at St Josephat's Polish Church on Walnut Street. The clash began when secretary Frank Nitkowski refused to hand over church records and funds, with a revolver briefly shown amid arguments over church authority and dues.
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St. Josephat's Church
St. Josephat
Walnut Street
Frank Nitkowski
Laslow
Paetor
Nitkowski
Father Laslow
Tonerry
Nitkowasko
Exga
Tariff Fight Aims to Block Metals Reduction
John Doin of the American Mining Congress says organized effort has run to block in the Senate any bill cutting metals tariffs. He notes mineral producers expected to fail in the House and will now push pressure on the Senate from Chicago headquarters with support from commercial bodies in minor producing states.
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Associated Press
East Lake City
Utah
John Doin
American Mining Congress
United States Senate
Congress
Senate
Chicago
Machines to Replace Tour Guide Voices in San Diego Cars
San Diego car operators plan to use modern phonographs to deliver sightseeing narration on double deck street cars. The system aims to save costs and increase accuracy as live enunciators are replaced. phonographs will be controlled by the driver to recount points of interest without embellishment.
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Associated
San Diego
Cal
Phonographe
Perfer Arrives in Los Angeles for Panama Canal Trade Study
Claude C. Perfer special representative of France arrives in Los Angeles on a trade inspection tour. He will assess California opportunities for French shippers as the Panama Canal opens and study coal prices and soil water to gauge European interest.
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Associated Press
Ton Angeles
Cal
Claude C. Perfer
France
California
Panama Canal
Perler Sali
Pacific
Denials Filed in United States Steel Trust Suit
Attorneys for Minnesota land and iron mining firms filed three separate answers in the U. S. court at Trenton New Jersey denying government claims that a conspiracy to restrain trade tied to the United States Steel Corporation. Respondents include West Misabe Land Company and 17 others with trustees J H Grueber Louis W Hill et al denying monopoly intent while asserting good faith leases. The co defendants deny any conspiracy or restraint of trade and claim leases were for stockholders' benefit.
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Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
Attormeya Kellogg and
Emery
Minnesota
United States
United States Steel Corporation
West Misube Land Company
Lilted
Land and Iron
J. H. Grueber
Louis W. Hil
James N. Hill
Walter J. Hill
Edward T. Nicholas
Thay. Steel ‘Corporation
Steel and Ira
Grueber
Carease
West Misabe Lind Company
United
Great Western Mining Company
Great Western Company
United States Steal Corporation
Kneber
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Beitijs
Tease Ag
Imonopoly
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Jenses
Wright
Davis
Wellemutt
Stone “Land Companies
Wabigon
Minosin
Nibiwa
Wenona
Minawa Iron Companies
Leonard, Arthur, Willmore, Harrison, Jackson, Polk,Tyler, and
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Iceboat accident on Green Bay kills one man
Milwaukee dispatch reports an iceboat collision off Menominee on Green Bay Sunday afternoon. Edward Olson, 25, died three hours after the crash from injuries while John Dix sustained a leg fracture and other party members were hurt. The boat was traveling about thirty miles per hour and all six aboard were thrown onto the ice when it struck a stile and stopped abruptly.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Marinette
Green Bay
Menomines
Edward Olson
John Dix
Nona Ontalle
Olson
Dix
Busy in North Woods Timber Operations Near Duluth
In Duluth Minnesota a rush to harvest timber continues the north woods face extreme cold but the push for workers grows an appeal seeks 1800 to 2000 additional men to aid logging a local lumberman notes district lumber cut will total well under 590 million feet this season and low grade wood is nearly exhausted as high demand persists
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Associated Press
Duluth
Minn
Dan
Western Union Petition Dismissal Sought in Wisconsin
Attorneys for the Western Union Telegraph Company filed with the secretary of state asking dismissal of Ralph W. Jackman’s petition to revoke the company state charter. They claim the firm operates in Wisconsin not by state permission but as an agency of the federal government under congressional authority.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Madison
Western Union Telegraph Company
Secretary of State Today
Dlamisgal
Ralph W. Jackman
Wisconsin
Congress
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