Banquet Toast Celebrates Supreme Court At Lurton Honor
New York March 2 It was the Supreme Court rather than Justice Horace H Lurton who was toasted by 800 New York County Lawyers Association members at the Trotter Astor banquet Eight hundred lawyers and 200 women in galleries cheered the court as Lurton spoke and defended the court He praised the court while warning against political manipulation of justice remarks by Mr Alten FR Marker who chaired the event emphasized the independence of the judiciary
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Supreme Court of the United States
Horace H. Lurton
Lurton
New York County Lawyers’ Association
Trotel Astor
Justice Lorton
Alten FR. Marker
Justice Lurten
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Justice Lurton
THE
NEW York County Lawyers Association
Yoseim HM Choate
Horace HM
Alton D Parmer
Q William Nolson Cromwell
Augusta
John
Rockefeller
Senator Gallinger
John Wentzet
Windon
Skykomish
Wellington
Bit Wentzel
Wart Wentzel
Wil Bailet
Daater Wentzel
Bailet
Seenica
Ohio Flood Devastates Towns and Mills Across the State
Floods sweep Ohio causing homelessness in towns like Youngstown and Clinton Napoleon while rivers rise to near record highs. Residents seek safety as mills close in Youngstown and debris blocks transportation. Nearby New York and Indiana report rising rivers and evacuations as Red Cross mobilizes to aid victims.
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Youngstown
New York
Herkimer
City to Host Spring Training for New Teams
President Jakey announced plans to bring spring training to the city. The teams are set to arrive next week, with the coast in view as facilities are prepared.
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Jakey
Fonce
Wisconsin Pr association vice president sidelined by leg fracture
Milwaukee march 2 special from Stevens Point Harriette Mathers of The Advocate vice president of the Wisconsin Pr association is laid up at home with a broken leg. She is recovering from a sprained ankle that troubled her for months.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Stevens Point
Harriette Mathers
The
Advocate
Wisconsin Pr Association
Transcontinental rail lines severed by floods and slides
AP dispatch describes widespread disruption on major lines along the Pacific and inland routes. Only the Los Angeles coast path remains open, but even that was disrupted over a month ago. Flooding hits Idaho from Snake River headwaters to the Oregon line threatening irrigation dams and districts.
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Northern Pacific
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Salt Lake
San Pedro
Nevada
Ete
Ogden
Pacific Coast
Xevada
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Owyhee
Jene
Taft Ruling Sparks National Consumers League Action
The National Consumers League met in executive session and passed a resolution denouncing President Taft’s whiskey labeling decisions. It urged state food officials to act promptly to safeguard consumers if federal law protection cannot be relied on, and to guard state law against adulteration and misbranding of foods drugs liquors and medicines. Officers were reelected.
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Taft
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Stabbing at Neb residence linked to retaliation
Mrs Fr Standeld in Norfolk suffers two deep stab wounds at her back door after being summoned by a masked visitor seeking revenge for her testimony. The assailant fled. Standeld is expected to recover. Three weeks earlier she testified against Barry Jeske in a Hadar bank robbery, for which he received twenty years to life.
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Rockefeller Wealth Disposal Bill Draws Senate Interest
In Washington March 2 Associated Press reports a bill to endow a Rockefeller foundation to dispose of wealth. John D Rockefeller Jr and others are named as trustees with a cap on holdings and a minimum transfer. Rockefeller declined comment but hinted the plan aims to benefit mankind without harming anyone.
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Arkansas
House
Jury Adjourns In Beef Trust Case In Chicago
The federal grand jury in Chicago adjourned after a brief session to reconvene March 14 as investigators pursue the alleged beef trust.
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Beef Trust
Roosevelt praised as flag flies at Mongalla greeting in Sudan
A native runner carried news of Colonel Roosevelts warm reception by Mongalla officials and Sudanese troops. Belgian guard of honor saluted as the steamer Dul l docked at Lara, with Major Romkec hosting a luncheon. Governor Owen Conley arranged a dinner and a dance followed by a tree planting to mark the visit. The Roosevelt party planned to sail at daybreak toward Lake Soelt.
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New Postmaster Named as Marshfield Veteran Retires
Milwaukee file notes John F. Coil retires after years as postmaster and is replaced by Allman who has served sixteen years as assistant postmaster and will move west to pursue business opportunities.
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Fire damages Milwaukee dock and coal cars loss
Milwaukee March 4. A Wisconsin special from Sheboygan reports John P. Reiss of Reiss Coal Company estimates last night's fire destroyed dock No 1 and between thirty five and Loris cars loaded with coal. Insurance covers the loss.
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Loris
Wisconsin Tag Day Planned by State Executive Board
A statewide tag day event is scheduled March 2 by Wisconsin officials led by the state executive board. Delegates will visit and participate in the meeting as part of the statewide effort.
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Highest Since the War Price for Hogs in Illinois
Tanisville Illinois reports hog prices at ten dollars per hundredweight amid a postwar surge. Three carloads of porkers sold for ten dollars and forty cents per hundredweight as Chicago market notes show prices advancing.
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Ohio
Chicago
Postmasters Named by President in Nomination
The president sent postmaster nominations to the Senate today naming Frank G. Two Tigers at Loreng UU and Petseelikewauner. Marel 2 notes Washington, D. C. as the destination for the letters and approval awaits.
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Frank G
Albany Senators Clash Over Joatham Affair Testimony
State lawmakers in Albany Aqued to hear testimony on the alleged unfitness of State Senator Joatham F Aids for presiding over the state senate. Witnesses described a money bribe scheme and defense aimed to show key testimony as fabrications. Harvey J Daniels testiified that no one entered the room on April 2 and denied ble deliv of bribe details.
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Joatham FA Aids
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Senate
Meneturs Finman
Hinghamton
Agnew
New York
Rose
Grange
Hiram G. Mee
Mor
Harvey J. Daniels
Norwich
Alvis
Daniela
Jewel theft shocks city as house crowded with servants
A bold jewel theft erupts in Washington DC on March 1 as jewels valued at 215060 vanish from Mrs Rebekah Hornsby’s horse stable area while her household is filled with staff. Hornsby is identified as a daughter of the late Jeremiah Black of Pennsylvania.
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Mra Itebekah Hornsby
Fashtaya
Hornsby
Jeremiah Black
Penneylvania
Berlin Professor to Speak at Beloit College
Special to The Northwestern reports Prof. Eidhward Meyer of Berlin University will deliver an address at Beloit College tomorrow afternoon. Meyer, a renowned historian, recently spent six months at Harvard University. In Washington, officials denied reports of any understanding between the United States and Mexico affecting Magdalena status, issued in May.
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Berlin
State Department
Mexico
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Milwaukee
Wic
Petou
Wis
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University of Berlin
Belett College
Tr. Meyer
Harvard University
Associated Press
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Mattel
United States
Magdalena Hawe
State Department Tn
Street Cars Collide In Dense Fog
Two trolley cars collided head on in Springfield Missouri in thick fog. Both motormen suffered fatal injuries and passengers escaped serious harm.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Connor to Manage Campaign Against La Follette
Willie D. Connors declares he will not accept outside help and will run the Wisconsin fight on issues. He returns from Washington saying the campaign will be financed locally with no external money and will mirror past methods used for prior campaigns.
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Jay Prllette
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Connor
la Mollette
Tom Diestion
Woilette Mere Comnar Sizic
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Wisconsin
Mixed Studies Sparks Debate At Tacoma Conference
Superintendent Yoder of Tacoma public schools criticizes broad curriculums at a tenual Educational association conference. He urges focus on essential studies and warns against spreading resources too thin.
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Bey
Escape Was Sensational in Bank Robbery Probe
Silas Waddell, charged as an accessory in a Ford Kansas bank robbery, escaped from a law enforcement hold by leaping from a high safedow with a dozen deputies guarding nearby. Waddell, said to have served time in Joliet and Jefferson City, fled toward a restroom and escaped into the crowd.
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Silas Wadlel
Areariane Tora
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Kas
Pete
Cenre Ream
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Joliet
Jefferson City
Robbers Fail in Wagon Hold Up at Union Station
In a Western style robbery two armed men stopped a police wagon at Union Station but found it empty. They escaped after taking 305 from the driver Maveh Tin True West. Police say the bandits believed the wagon carried a large haul.
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Rebels' Cause Fails as Government Forces Advance
Reports from San Juan dated March 2 indicate General Mena's surrendering rebels at Aecanapa reveal General Chamorro's arrival with sixty horsemen to San Vicente. Insurgents retreat from Tritapa and Cisima as Chamorro's movement causes depletion and alarm among ranks. General Vasquez holds San Vicente amid turmoil.
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Steamer Crew Strike Ties Up Harbor Amid Turmoil
Journal reports a steamer crew strike disrupting port operations in Manilla and Mereh PA as tensions rise over wage demands. The action follows a pact between owners and crews last fall, with some workers considering relocation to other plantations under agents offering incentives.
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Tay Manilla
Moves in Packing Cases Indictments Gain Momentum
Hudson county prosecutors indicate definite moves to bring indicted meat packers to trial. Garver says most defendants have served in prison within ten years and plans to seek extradition papers from Governor Kerr, with personal requests to Governor Deneen of Mines. Sheriff Kelly receives canvases and summonses for corporations named in the indictments.
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Peetead
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Kerr
Civernor | Deneen of Mines
Kelly
Dinner Honored by Representative Cooper in Washington
Representative Henry A. Cooper hosted a dinner in Washington with Senator and Mrs. Follette, Representatives Davidson Lenroot Kopp and Kuestermann, and F. W. C. as attendees. The event highlighted congressional social ties and current legislative interests.
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Washington, D
Henry A. Cooner
A4 Follette
Davidson
Lenroot
Kopp
Kuestermann
Avalanche Kills and Buries Two Trains Near Wellington
A massive avalanche swept down near Wellington Washington destroying the Cascade tunnel area. Sixty lives feared lost with twenty three confirmed dead and many missing after two Great Northern trains and accompanying coaches were buried in snow and debris. Rescue work is hampered by continuous snow slides and difficult terrain as hospitals receive the injured and authorities plan embalming for the dead.
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Umk
Heneath
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Associated Press
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