Taft Fray Mirrors New York Political Drama
In New York on March 14 the Root Woodruff clash tests Governor Hughes opposition and the national 1912 outlook. Root warned Woodruff that anti Hughes measures threaten the GOP’s statewide grip and 1912 campaign gains, while Woodruff vows to stay as chair and prevent a party split amid debates over nominations and leadership.
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Associated Press
New York
Elihu Root
Washington
Tart
Woodruff
Root
Hughes
Resigns His Command in Wisconsin National Guard
Milwaukee March 14 Special to The Northwestern Acting on orders from state headquarters of the Wisconsin National Guard Governor has placed First Lieut F L Brearly in charge of Company L in Milwaukee It is understood Captain Bresnahan will resign The action stems from dissatisfaction by state officials with the local company Bresnahan one of the oldest members served in Porto during the Spanish American War and was elected captain after the death of Captain Bent two years ago
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Milwaukee
Wis
Marinerre Sa
Wisconsin National, Guard Siener
Metal
Brearly
Haugh Bresnahan
Netain Bresnahan
Porthies
New Jersey Supreme Court Case Involving Beef Trust Inquiry
The New Jersey supreme court issues a decision related to a bid by an individual to compel Nat al Tracking and other corporations to produce their books. The Findon committee grand jury continues its investigation into cold storage houses in Mudsan county, amid reporting by Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Trenian
Phe
Bett
Newersey Supreme Court
Ina Nee Suarse
Siill
Natal Tracking Company
Findon Commey Grand Jury
Mudsan Counry
Fincehor delayed from Oshkosh and Milwaukee speaking
Special to The Northwestern reports that Sifford Fincehor will be detained in Washington all week by the Ballinger Pinchot investigation and cannot speak at Oshkosh on March 17 or Milwaukee the next day. The former chief forester hopes to visit Oshkosh at a later date.
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Kiveton
Sifford Fincehor
Washington
Ballinger-Pinchor
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Forester
Prominent Woman Dead in Wisconsin after fifty-year service
Poodae Lae March 14. Mother Aerdline Detine founder of St Monica school now Graftonhall died Sunday at Springfield, UL, aged eighty two. In 1886 she organized St Monica school and led a sisterhood for widows. Remains to be brought to this city for interment with funeral services slated for 2 o clock Tuesday at St Pauls cathedral.
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Lae
Wis
Aerdline Detine
St. Monicd School
Graftonhall
Hed
Sprinsfield
St. Monica School
Btul Paul's Cathedral
Philadelphia Strikes Update From March 14 Trolley Walkout
Philadelphia reports show some workers returning to jobs after the twenty four day trolley men's strike and general walkout though far from expected. Textile mills and hosiery plants run short handed while drivers and bakers report gains but offset by sympathetic strikers. Banks and financial institutions say central union calls to withdraw deposits had no effect. savings funds ready to meet demands but expect no mass withdrawals.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Central Labor Union
Savings Fund Societies
Oil Case Hearings Extend Time for Standard Oil Trial
Attorney General Wickersham asks the court to extend dates to cover remaining tax and corporation cases in the Standard Oil litigation. John G Milburn outlines the defense, arguing ownership structure and subsidiary relationships keep affairs noncompetitive, while Justice Day and Justice White challenge specifics of stockholder control and regional implications.
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Associated Press
Standrd Oil Organization
Cack
Ceurt
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
New York
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Circuit Court
Justice Day
Milburn
Louisiana
Standard of Company
Wisconsin Men Freed In Federal Mabray Conspiracy Case
Two defendants in the federal conspiracy trial, C Mutray and Fred Mull, were released on bond in Council Bluffs after prosecutors presented letters contracts and betting sheets linking suspects to the scheme. Witnesses were abroad in Canada. court rulings allowed a large volume of correspondence from Littlerock era to be introduced. Frank R. Marks testified about dealings with T Robinson and Hol Leach.
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Associated Press
Counciluffs
C. Mutray
Fred &. Mull
James BR. Morrison
Superior
Wis
Hherry
Temple
Canada
North Dakota Wins Rate Law Upheld Supreme Court Decision
The U S Supreme Court affirms North Dakota coal rate law as constitutional while noting potential future issues if the law proves confiscatory. Minnesota land dispute favoring Froyeeth affirmed, Hastings Dakota Railway rights unsettled. Valley Paper Co loses bid with congressional printing bid dispute. Unit shipment ruling upholds single unit for penalties under the twenty eight hour law.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
North Dakota
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court of
Wulmes Sai
Supreme Court
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railway
Supreme Court of North Dakota
TDOT
Supreme Court of the
Minnesota
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Peter Froyeeth
Hastings & Dakota Railway Company
Russel Sage
Hastings & Dakota
Froyseth
Freyseth
Justice Fourton
Paper Company
Wright
Valley Paper Company of
Welyoke
Joint Printing Committee of Congress
Bourne
Fletcher
Smoot
Senate
United States
Hawaiian Prohibition Joint Resolution Passed by Senate
The Senate reported an entire substitute measure for the Hawaii prohibition bill. Senator Beveridge said the substitute eliminates objectionable features. The joint resolution related to Hawaiian prohibition was reported March 14 in Washington.
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Ted Press
Washington, DC
Arizona
Senate
iBeveridge
Senate Rejects Devlin as U S Attorney Nominee
The Senate committee on Judicial reappointed Robert T. Devlin to be United States attorney for the Northern District of California. Devlin held the office for five years with only one term under a recess appointment. The rejection was reported by the Associated Press in March 1934.
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Associated Press
Robert T. Devlin
United States
California
Senate Committee On Judicial
Devlin
Supreme Court Won't Vacate Helke Conspiracy Writ
Washington March 14 The Supreme Court declined to vacate the writ of certiorari issued by Justice Lurton in the case of Charles R Helke of New York. Helke was denied immunity by lower federal courts from prosecution on an indictment of conspiracy to defraud the government.
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Associated Press
Washington, D
United States
Tere Day
Justice Lurton
Charles R. Helke
New York
Wisconsin assemblyman study foreign laws on workers
A legislative inquiry led by Assemblyman Ingalls and colleagues in Milwaukee investigates foreign labor systems in England and Germany. The focus is on pay conditions, industrial insurance, and workers' rights amid terms of limited weeks and evolving statutes.
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Milwaeden
Wis
Maren l Assem
Pista Wallace
Easadl
Rome
England
Roosevelt Arrives in Khartoum Amid Welcome by Crowds
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and his party reached Khartoum aboard the Dal amid a jubilant reception. The sirdar’s staff greeted him at the river, he appeared on the ship’s bridge in khaki and white helmet, and cheering crowds accompanied his approach to the palace where he met high officials before a private family reunion with Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Ethel Roosevelt.
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Witted Press
Khartoum
Theodore Hagsevelt
Delock
United States
Smithsonian African I
Goandekoro
Wite
Roosevelt
Dal
Troostvell
Colonel Roosevelt
Elgin Board Not A Trust in Butter Price Plot
Washington reports on a Senate investigation into high butter costs. James F. Oyster, a Washington butter dealer, testified that the Elgin board fixed Monday prices, prompting bulk consumer purchases of cheap storage butter. Baltimore grocer William Poulton described narrow margins and slipping business. The probe, led by Senator Smoot, aims to uncover retail grocery price fixing and midlevel markups amid rising living costs.
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Agsnciales Presa
Washington, D. C
Mem Board of Trade
James FL Oyster
Washington
Oyster
Great
Elgin Board
Elgin
Smoot
William Poulton
Baltenire
Deller
Baltimore
Sinost
Cincis Clacinna. Co
le Pistatte
Witnresses
Rubin Case Again Delays Discharge Hearing
Creditors and Rubin case lawyers debated the discharge of J. C. Rubin in a resumed hearing this morning. Key witnesses Miss Ethel Van Beuren Miss Flora Thiel and Miss Edmond testified while counsel for Bouck & Wishon Williams & Williams Eaton & Eaton and Rubin interests observed. The session continued at 2 o clock as proceedings lingered.
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I Delock
J. C. Rubin
Bankrups
Charles HH
George Willams
Williams& Williams
Wl Oo. Bonk
Bouck & Wishon
Frederic Eaton
Eaton & Eaton
Rubin
Ethel van Beuren
New Mas
Toustan
Flora Thiel
Iedmond
Rudin
Sequel to Sensational Flight Leads to Divorce Suit
May Yohe files for divorce in Oregon City from Putun Bradlee Strong son of the late New York mayor Surone. Married in Buenos Aires October 3, 1902. Claims desertion in New York five years prior and that Strong traveled to South America with her. She later remarried in Portland under the name Mrs Fetlows.
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Oregon City
Gre
New York
Volo
Surene
South Amerea
Hin
Portland
Death notices from Oshkosh area headline multiple obituaries
The Oshkosh area newspaper lists deaths including Herman Berndt who died in Chicago and will be buried in Oshkosh, Anna Laubach and Mrs. Miller Dirks with services in Oshkosh and Ripon, Clara Mahoney and other locals reported as mourning. Funeral arrangements and survivors are noted with scant details.
Revered Faith and Moral Debate At Revival Meeting
A fragmentary report describes a religious gathering where Viendricks spoke on the importance of faith in daily life. The talk emphasized Christian travel, gender roles, and the impact of religion on men’s conduct, with references to a male speaker and an accusation text.
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Marr
W. Efealienson
Viendricks
Aman
Attartel
Vier
Sunday School Growth at Plymouth Congregational Church
The Home Department notes from Plymouth Congregational Church describe a rise in Sunday school membership, now totaling seven departments including cradle roll and home department, with plans to unite under a new long form of organization. Men and women attend evenly, and the pastor cites shifts in methods boosting participation. Mr Henry Parra leads the Bible class, with a university extension focus on a topic titled Suulagd at iba vineg.
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Wiymouth Con
Plymouth Congregational School
Tog
Alauy Selinuls
J" Henry- Parra
Chia
Univerity
Iba Vineg
Mrs McCourt Dies In City Home At Age
Mrs Elizabeth A Mesourl widow and longtime city resident died yesterday at home after a period of illness. Survived by her husband Willard McCourt son and several daughters from Chicago Denver and New York, with other relatives here. Funeral arrangements pending with local services to be announced.
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Miss Mahoney
Clara Mahoney
Cahorerlokis
Neenah
We Walks Sanitarium
Gattle
Neenai
M Mahon
Owles Candy Sio
T. OR
CUNY
Thomas Reed
River Street
Marthig
Neumoty
Tlelren
Cindy
Omrea
Oring
Celav
Aa Pder-Urhar
Deceae Cho
Orire
Warnita Funetial
Koop
Walmita
Tigh Street
Bee Wasserseal
Nrroeger
T Prancs
Anil
Ars
Elizabeth A. Mesourl
Veter Metigurl
Minter
Ralphth
McCapye
Lilleon
McCoare
Wis
Ind
New York
Ane
Mise
McCoure
MeCourt
Drew Thiben
Meeghe
Chicago
Mra
Taber
Denver
Osiaterd Numbord
Finney and others fined for speeding tests at street race
In a local proceeding Owens of 60 High Street and two young men about twenty were fined for driving at excessive speeds on Altania Street. They claimed they were testing machines for speed but pled guilty to exceeding the twelve mile per hour limit. Fines and costs totaled the amounts due.
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Orecon
Miners Strike Looms Nationwide in United States
Cincinnati reports a planned nationwide coal strike as unions and operators in central fields negotiate wage and working conditions ahead of the North American Mine Workers convention. Rail workers face tensions as firemen threaten action, with managers denying imminent walkouts and arbitration sought as federal mediation looms under Erdman Act.
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United States
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ivnitud Mane Workers of North America
Ohio
Indiana
Western
Lewis
Miners’ Union
Chicago
Tudes
Brotherhood of Railway Tengineers
Y W. & Carter
Brotherhood of
Railway Firemen
Bosh
Carter
Anks
Boara
Baseball Men Meet for Season Finances and Officers
The Baseball Association met at Oshke neon Mary Street to discuss the coming season finances. Finch was chosen treasurer to succeed W Goettmann, with H W Weel Ay to assist. committees were formed to gather funds and organize the year.
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Baseball Association
Ocleck
Weather forecast and observed conditions for Wisconsin East
Forecast for Wisconsin East tonight and Tuesday shows little temperature change. Observations report clear skies this morning with calm winds and no precipitation.
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Seta Lenely
Bite
Winconsin—East
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Dear
Winnine
Root Returnx
Ey Ag
Hoot
L Hughes
Woodin
Boar
Cobb
State Senate
Aly
Wheacore Ruesgvele
Worodruf
Wondruff
Allds
Brooklyn Senators
Public Service Commission
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Commission
Westrill
Beef Trust
Rupeka
Pinchoet Canucecia
Caroline Delong
Wisconsin
Fred &. Muir
James Tt. Worrison
Maubray
iAn Earie
Supreme Comat OF Exited States
Lis
Erusiees
Knstings & Dakota Railwa
Cosnession
Trudta
Valley Taper Company
Hotvakela Ix
Rigkts
Bill Entire
Mename
Honsge
Heike
Assemblyman Ingalls
Sem
Homers Ducks Station
Wie
Congressional Committee
Rubin Case
Bankhrupt Drycanis
Roman
Herman Berndt
Merman Bernilt
Chicago & Northwestern
Eighth Street Tutheran Church
Ahl
Juutheran
Berman
Alvina
Cilga Berndt
Lauracie
Anna Laubach
Michael Laubach
Ripon
Laubach
Alma
Miss August
Sylvia Laubach
Charles Bakr Jr
John Lunhach
New Mexico
T'Tharles
Chileago
Milwel & St. Paul Road
St. Machureh
Ovlock
Miller
J. He Biller
Femt
Dup
Mye
Bertha Kleckhaeler
Hushand
Ter
The
Gidearms
Associats Press
Kansas City
Maretti
Marts Inbec
Kans City
Kan
Atmi
the Home Department
George IE. Farnan
Pioneer
Mex
Habeth McCourt
Lane Peter
Chicame
E. —. Finney
Finney
Pantaghaat
Mary
Chile
Alemest
Wanager
Railway Maningers Committee
Shir
Iter
Tecamot
Architention
Swimic
Belman
Association
Osho
Demin
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