Lorimer Seat Upheld in Senate Vote on Illinois Claim
The senate, by 46 to 40, sustained William Lorimer's seat from Illinois, defeating Beveridge's resolution that he was not elected. The result followed long speeches, tactical maneuvering, and notable remarks by La Follette and Owen as Lorimer supporters argued for the record.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Maren
Senate
Willam Lorimer
Illinois
Beveridge
Lorimer
Bradley
Brandegee
Briggs
Bulkeley
Burnham
Burrows
Carter
Clark
Wyoming
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Cullom
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Aldrich
Terrell
Sidnes
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Hughes
Colorado
Wetmore
Senator Lorimer
Owen
Oklahoma
Wiliam Alden Smith
Michigan
Simmons
North Carolina
Tariff Board
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Ate
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Friends of Lorimer
Wisconsin
Enttiimg
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Committee On Privileges and Elections
Wall Street
William Lorimer
Senate of the
United States
Iinois
Mr. Aldrich
Tnas
Larimer
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Tartay
Senate of
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Monis Struggles to Form Cabinet in Paris
Paris on March 1 reports Antoine Monis facing delays in assembling a ministry. He expected to accept the premiership later today and reveal associates tonight. Former Premier Robert declined foreign affairs. Caillaux accepts finance. Deicassi named marine and Berteaux war. Monis was stopped by a police officer for speeding en route to the Elysee.
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Associated Press
Paris
Antoine Monis
Jallieres
Robert
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Raymond Poincaire
M. Caillaux
Finance
Clemenceau
M. Monis
Deicassi
Marine
M. Berteaux
Elysee Palace
Senate committee backs Honduran debt treaty
Washington March 1 The Senate foreign relations committee voted to report favorably the Honduran financial treaty and will push for Senate approval before this Congress ends. The pact places US protection over a contract between Honduras and J P Morgan interests to refund the foreign debt on a 1 to 15 basis.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Congress
United States
J. P. Morgan
Honduras
Norton to become bank vice president in New York
It was learned today that Charles D. Norton, who resigned as secretary to President Taft, will assume the duties of a vice president at First National Bank in New York at an early date.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles D. Norton
Taft
Firat National Bank
Richards May Be Coach for Wisconsin Football
Madison reports former Wisconsin star John Richards is likely to be named football coach. Athletic Director Ebler will recommend Richards to the Regents tomorrow after consultations with Colorado State University authorities. Richards is presently connected with Colorado.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
John Richards
Wisconsin
Regenta
Ebler
Richards
Colorado State University
Wisconsin Senate Debates Raises for Judges and Franchise Permits
Madison March 1 A bill to raise circuit judge salaries to 3600 plus travel expenses is introduced. Another measures expands access to public service corp indeterminate permits. Assembly to hold evening sessions only and a tuberculin test suspension bill moves in the Senate. c P Hurt named manager of Milwaukee free employment bureau.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Senate
Ellingson
Merlin Mall
Hull
Assembly
C. P. Hurt
Milwaukee
The
Free Employment Bureau of
William A. Barr
Bonilla Warns of Renewed Hostilities if Peace Talks Fail
Manuel Bonilla threatens to end the armistice and resume fighting unless peace conferees at Puerto Cortez choose a provisional president from three candidates. Gen Maximo Rosales and the Davila government envoy discussed the issue on board the Wheeling. Bonilla خواهد accepts no one linked to the old Zelaya regime in Honduras. Conference to resume aboard the Tacoma at Puerto Cortez.
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Bonilla
United States
Associated Press
General Rosales
Ijin
Honduras
Tacoma
Puerto Cortez
Are Saloon Prohibition Ties Scrutinized by Grand Jury
Cincinnati reports a grand jury session weighing alleged protection for saloon keepers with witnesses including saloon and road house operators. Thomas J. Davis, cashier of the First National Bank, was summoned to bring account books, with Cox noted as a former account holder.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Grand
Thomas J. Davis
First National Bank
George R. Cox
Davis
Omro Postoffice Robbery Attempt Suspected
Omro Wisconsin residents report a possible postoffice burglary attempt Monday night. An outside vestibule door was found open Tuesday morning but no mail or valuables appeared stolen. Post officials consider the incident unconfirmed and no arrests or concrete evidence have been reported.
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Omro
Wis
Cannot Extend Piers Into Hudson River
Washington report refuses permission for steamship interests in New York to extend their piers to the 1 000 foot mark in the Hudson River. The harbor line board of the army engineer corps disclosed the recommendation in its March 1 report to the secretary of war.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
New York
Hudson River
Harbor Line Board
Army Engineer Corps
Secretary of War
Albany race deadlock prompts new Democratic caucus
An Albany report says efforts are under way to form a new Democratic caucus to resolve the United States Senate deadlock that has persisted since January 1. William P. Sheehan signals possible resignation if a reconvened caucus supports it, while insurgents who boycotted the first caucus are not expected to join a second. If the caucus agrees, sessions may reconvene tomorrow as today’s ballot shows no material change.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
United States
Willam BP. Sheehan
Sheehan
Tady
Taft Receives Data on Tariff Board Report
President Taft transmitted a tariff board report responding to Senator Towns resolution on data about Canadian reciprocity articles. The board details pulpwood wood pulp paper livestock prices and farm products while noting some items like coal lumber and iron are not included due to data limits and DiI scope. The move aims to show whether tariff information supports the McCall bill debate without overstating farmer impact.
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Taft
Senate
Cumsef Town
Askindor
Senate Farlay
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Comula
United States
Tariff Board
Ttariff Board
Jamming
Ephraim men nearly drifted off lake on ice floe rescue
Four Ephraim residents Dr Egeland and brothers Nela Frank and Adolph Andersen ventured onto Lake Michigan ice to fish. The floe shifted leaving them stranded for six to eight hours before the ice carried them toward Door Bluff ten miles north of Ephraim where they reached shore with their team unharmed.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Marinetta Gaya
Ephraim
Deer County
Lake Michigan
Dr. Egeland
Nela
Frank
Adolph Andersen
Chambers
Fire Kills Elderly Man. Suspected Murder In Home Near Fennyan
Neighbors discovered the home of James Hyatt six miles from Fennyan in ruins after a fire occurring early today. Hyatt, aged eighty, was found dead beneath charred remains. Believed to have been murdered and robbed, with the house set on fire to conceal the crime.
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Associated Preas
Rochester
N. Y
James Hyatt
Fennyan
Wyatt
Nineteen Bridges Burned in Mexican Frontier Conflict
Reports from El Paso describe nineteen bridges between Picardias and Tan Colorado on the Mexican National line burned by Insurrectos. They also burned mail on a railway inn and derailed a freight train near the area, with armed insurgents preceding the attack.
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Associated Press
House Passes Bond Bill to Back Panama Canal Notes
The House approved Secretary MacVeagh’s plan to back 290 million Panama Canal bonds with circulating notes, aiming to safeguard 700 million in two percent bonds. Debate centered on the three percent bonds lacking circulation rights and potential market impact. final vote 168 to 126. The military pay bill for militia officers and privates was also advanced, with military service terms tied to red-state obligations. The Senate had not acted yet. The naval program, including 10 battleships, was approved by the House as the naval appropriations were discussed.
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Washington,d. C
The
House Today
Secretary of the Treasury
MacVeagh
Treasury Department
Bbs
Bil
Red States
Senate
Indian Desperado Shot by British Frontier Force
Takin Khan, longtime NW frontier figure, led thirty followers in a night raid near Peshawar. British troops under Lieut. Col. Sir George Rons-Keppel engaged, Hakim Khan refused surrender, and all but five of the raiders were killed.
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Peshawar
Takin Khan
George Rons-Keppel
Northwest Frontier Province
Hakim Khan
Las den
Whitlock Returns to Work After Appendicitis Surgery
Toledo March 1 Mayor Brand Whitlock who underwent appendicitis surgery January 16 resumed duties and reported improved health.
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Aasociated Press
Toledo, O
Brand Whitlock
Expulsions of Jews Continue in Tehpernigov Russia
The Associated Press reports in St. Petersburg that about 2,000 Jews have been expelled from Tehpernigov with more expulsions planned. Authorities intensify action against Hebrew communities amid ongoing pressure.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Tehpernigov
Ten Years for Bigamy in Old Bailey Court
Felix Franz Alfred Ogilvie was sentenced in the Old Bailey to ten years imprisonment for bigamy. The sentence was handed down today in London on March 1.
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Associated Press
London
Felix Franz Alfred Ogilvie
Gailey Court
Dutch bar British director from Holland over Atlantic emigrant row
Rudolf K. Tinsley, director of the Uranium Steamship Line and a British subject, is prohibited from returning to Holland as Dutch authorities escalate the trans Atlantic emigrant dispute. London reports The Hague notified Britain of the exclusion and is exchanging communications on the matter.
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Rotterdam
Wolland
Rudolf Kh. Tinsley
Uraniun Steamship Line
Berlin
Sjolland
Holland
Poland
England
London
Alan Johnstone
Hasna
Foreign Office
Rudolf B. Tinsley
Uranium Steamship Company
Chosen as Vice Governor by Democratic Party Leader
Muskegon Mich March 1 In a Democratic convention Governor Harmon announced that J Nichola of Clarmont county was appointed lieutenant governor to fill the vacancy created by Lee Pomerene's election to the U S senate. Sub Chairman H C Shields called the convention to order with temporary chairman W S Nisbett of Big Rapids. Congressman elect Ed Whn Sweet of Grand Rapids was absent due to business.
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Associalco Press
Muskegon
Mich
Fligh J. Nichola
Clarmont Eounty
Hig
Democratic Party
Wice
Harmon
Vreaneyten
Lee Pomerene
United States Senate
H.C. Shields
Jtowell
W. 2. Nisbett
Big Rapids
Ed Whn Sweet
Grand Rapids
Mr. Shields
Mr. Nisbett
Wealthy farmer slain in Manchester case linked to tavern attack
Manchester, Ta died in hospital after a bartender at Gog Cabin saloon allegedly struck him last night. The victim, Tintsey T. Tog, a wealthy farmer, had a fractured skull and never regained consciousness. State Senator Ky Fh Woy of Lawent was at the bedside. Anlon QJson is in custody as a suspect.
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Associated Press
Ochicago
Tintsey T.tog
Manchester
Thore
Ky Fh Woy
Lawent
Anlon Qjson
Prussian Government Proposes Bill Legalizing Cremation
The Prussian government laid before the diet a bill to legalize cremation marking a complete shift after twenty years of opposition. Berlin reports the move follows repeated interpellations on the subject.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Diet
Papermaker dies after skull fracture in Green Bay accident
Special to The Northwestern reports Stanley Mearlane, a papermaker at Green Bay Paper and Fiber, died this morning from a skull fracture suffered in a wreck at the plant. He left parents and a bride of three months.
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Stanley McFarlane
Green Bay
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Daily News
Stanley Mefarlane
Vyester- Bae
Brit ish freighter Philadelphian damaged in collision
The British freighter Philadelphian arriving at Havre in a damaged condition after a collision with the steamer Empress off Caskets Light. The Empress also sustained damage and reached Dartmouth for repairs.
Senate Breaks Lorimer Deadlock Averts Extra Session
Washington March 1 Republicans and Democrats welcomed a new agreement to end the senate deadlock over Lorimer and to permit a vote on the Beveridge amendment and the permanent tariff board bill. The kinematic shift signals a possible passage on reciprocity with Canada, reducing calls for an extraordinary session.
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Repub
Tait
Senate
Friends of Rechprocity
House
Associated Press
Lorimer
Ilinois
Rock Island Inspectors Review New St Paul and Des Moines Line
President W. H. U. Mudge and 10 Rock Island officials inspected the St. Paul and Des Moines route. A nine car special train accompanied the party as they assess the line with aim to have the Kansas City to St Paul section ready by June 1 next year.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
WH. U. Mudge
Rock Island Railway
Gorman
Sebastian
St. Paul
Mudge
Ikansas City
NO CHOLERA ON BOARD CARONIA RELEASED
The steamer Caronia, detained at quarantine after a suspected illness, arrived from Mediterranean ports and was released after a negative examination. No cholera cases were found aboard.
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Associated Press
New York
Caronia
Mediterranean
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