ARE OFF TO BUENOS AIRES
Four ships escorted by the cruiser South Haven and the cruiser Pensacola will join the Farallon Islands fleet tomorrow afternoon. The voyage of the two warships to Buenos Aires will pass Magellan Strait. They will accompany Montini and North Carolina to represent the United States at the Pan American exposition.
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Insurgents fight over Cannon speakership in volatile House
Washington March 21 The House moved to public business amid hostile chatter and a resounding gavel strike by Speaker Cannon. Insurgents backing Cannon clashed openly with critics as talks of a new rules committee circulated, while regulars debated the Fitzgerald rules and the need for orderly cooperation to pass legislation.
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Insurgent Representative Debates Burleson Resolution Fallout
Representative Madison of Kansas, among the insurgents who opposed the Burleson resolution, claims party stance shifted with leadership choices. He argues Speaker Cannon could have avoided upheaval and predicts a new speaker within the week if favorable. Hayes of California and others warn caucus alignment hinges on acceptable men to lead the party.
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California
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Taft Arrives in New Haven for Yale Corporation Meeting
President Taft travels by train to New Haven and attends a Yale Corporation session at Woodbridge Hall after breakfast with Earl Grey and Collector William Linden. He plans to speak in Providence at the New England Manufacturing Jewelers and Liversmiths Association banquet with Rhode Island senators and state officials present.
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New York
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Canada
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New Hageland Manufacturing Jewelers
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Rhode Island
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Nelson W. Aldrich
George P. Wemore
Pothier
Fletcher
Frank Jones Dies in Neenah At 42 After Illness
Frank Jones, a longtime Neenah resident, died Saturday afternoon at his home after an illness with diabetes. He was 42 and survived by two children Lyon and Mildred, his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Jones of Allenville, two sisters Mrs. Harvey Petersen and Jessie Jones, and four brothers Ternet Harvey Charles and Howard, all of Allenville. The funeral will be held Tuesday at 1 pm from the late home and 2 pm at the Baptist church in Allenville.
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Allenville
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Howard
Alenville
Alienville
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Scotland
Ohio
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Charles McLean
Toledo
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Efreaville
St. Mary's Church
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Poaheo
Schubert
Northwestern Read
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Senator Daniel Improves After Stroke In Florida
In Dayton Florida on March 21 Dr Bohannon reported Virginia Senator John W Daniel showed further improvement after a paralysis stroke. He regained consciousness and some facial movement while the condition remained serious.
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Virginia
Will Call Upon King Victor Emmanuel and Pope
Dr von Rethmann imman imperial chancellor arrived to pay respects to King Victor Emmanuel with audiences planned for tomorrow and to the pope Wednesday. He will meet leading Italian statesmen to reaffirm the triple alliance whose term expires in 14.
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Italy
Falling Off In Cotton Output In 1909 Figures
An Associated Press dispatch from Washington notes a census table indicating cotton production in the state remains lower than 1908. The report cites totals for bales ginned and remaining to be processed, with figures showing a decline and highlighting the ongoing accounting of cotton yields and stocks.
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Paulhan Located After Flight Dispute Absence
Louis Paulhan the French aviator who had been missing amid legal wrangles over his return to fights here was located today. Paulhan and his wife left for Europe last Saturday, ending the search that followed his absence since the dispute began.
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Canadian Town Burned in Outlock Yukon Canada
Fire swept Outlock overnight destroying the post office and several homes on the main street. The blaze caused an estimated loss of 456000 dollars.
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Winnipeg
Outlock
True Bill for Trust Dissolution Move Targets National Packing
Chicago March 21 news reports simultaneous indictments charging violation of the anti trust law against the National Packing company and ten subsidiaries. United States District Attorney seeks dissolution of the alleged trust and lists multiple associated firms and individuals as defendants. The government views the National Packing company as the instrument through which the packers evaded anti trust laws and aims to restore competition by breaking the conglomerate. The list includes Amour Swift Morrie firms and numerous executives, with the grand jury directed by Judge Landis. The action signals a major government effort to dissolve the alleged meat packers trust and return control to independent entities.
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Minas
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York
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Derreer
Colorado
Noted Rector Resigns From Massachusetts Church
The Rev William Lawrence Storrs, longtime head of the Massachusetts Episcopal Mareses, resigns as rector of St Pauls church after five years. A notice in the church vestibule gives no reason, with officers silent on his departure. Dr Storrs chairs the branding committee and has served as a general convention delegate.
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Menasha Man Dies After Yearlong Illness
Peter McLean, of Third street, Menasha, Wisconsin, died at home at 6 9 o clock yesterday after a yearlong illness. Death was due to a complication of diseases.
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House approves Kuestermann bill to abolish caveats
The House passed by unanimous consent the Kuestermann bill abolishing the caveat system in the United States Patent Office. Future applicants must file for patents rather than caveats, ending prior-notice drawbacks that have harmed consumers.
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Elimination of Red Tape in Pittsburgh Graft Trials
District Attorney Blakeley opened criminal court with a confession from Captain Jeanne Klein and corroborating evidence about alleged 1908 councilmanic irregularities. He said others named would face full extent of the law as grand jury actions proceed, while court officials consider reducing red tape by appointing a magistrate and issuing warrants.
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Will Fight for Estate in Cambridge Probate Court
Ry Associated Press reports George Wright representing Daniel Blake Russell announces claimant 19 and large estate in Melrage Maas, planning to enter the fight there. The case is pending in Cambridge probate court.
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Riot in Deputies Chamber in Hungary Hits Ministers
March 21 reports say the Hungarian chamber of deputies devolved into chaos as missiles including inkwells and books were hurled at Premier Khuen von Hedevary and Minister Serenyi. Both officials were injured. Serenyi may lose sight in one eye. Deputies dissolved the chamber by royal decree, followed by a violent opposition assault and retreat of ministers amid bleeding injuries.
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Miss Mantz Arrest Shocks Akron Over Poison Case
Akron police arrest Catherine Mantz after she allegedly bought strychnine for another person and admits knowing her sister Elizabeth Mantz died of poisoning. Catherine shed light on events at Massillon and Akron, while a search for a girl matching Mantz’s description continues after a self harm attempt.
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Elizabeth Mantz
Cleveland
Catherine Mants
Goodrich Rubber Company
Appy
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Frear Seeks Third Term as Wisconsin Secretary of State
James A. Frear of Hudson announces candidacy for a third term as Wisconsin secretary of state. The Madison release notes Frear has served two terms and is in line for the race announced March 21.
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MUBRAY GETS TWO YEARS FOR MAIL FRAUD SCHEMES
John Mubr ay and nine others were convicted of fraudulent use of the mails in connection with fake merchandise schemes and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary and fines. Edward Lover Edward Morris Tom Robinson Edward Lench Forbes Forbes Mecoy Clarence Glass William Powell faced the same penalty. Bert Shores and William Marsha received fifteen months and $160 fines. Winford S Harris drew months and $100 fine. Frank Scott and others also implicated.
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Gren
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Wiliam Marsha
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Muaybray
Lincoln School Wins City Indoor Athletics Championship
Lincoln School captured the city indoor athletic title by topping the Ward School Indoor League meet at UCLA gym. Nearly 400 students and teachers attended as Eleventh Street School and Dale School finished close behind, while individual honors went to Edward Below of Eleventh Street and Nathan Ives of Lincoln School with notable performances across running and field events.
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Lake Shore Depot Ablaze Near Jackson and Pearl
A depot beside Jackson and Pearl streets caught fire by an early evening spark. Flames roared through the Lake Shore structure before firefighters contained the blaze. Local residents reported fear but no major injuries as crews secured the site.
Order of Restraint Involving Lampards Expires City Move
Court clerk John Harrington issued a restraint at Roach and Hilton request. Sheriff Bunn served Mrs Clarissa Lampard barring removal of Dorothy and Frank Lampard from the city. The divorce action by Mr Lampard against Mrs Lampard is pending. Rumors of moving children to Chicago prompted the order.
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Wreck of Rock Island Train Kills and Injures Many
Marshalltown reports thirty-two known dead with potential rise to forty-two and twenty-four injured after a Rock Island train derailment near Green Mountain Iowa. Victims include Miss Young of Clinton. rescue teams and physicians rushed to the scene. two trains were consolidated due to a bridge washout north of Cedar Rapids.
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Fire destroys house of Halph Tellant near Oshkosh
Fire gutted the Tellant residence off Mur dock street near Oshkosh city limits. Firefighters aided only up to municipal boundary as flames consumed the barn and outbuildings. cause suspected to be a chimney fire. A 412 residents alarm was the first hoax call of the night.
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Elks Close Deal On Oshkosh Property at 35 Jefferson
The Oshkosh Elks near finalizing purchase of George Andrews property at 35 Jefferson Avenue now owned by Charles Baker of Appleton. An $8.51 purchase price was deposited at Old National Bank to be paid to Tyt and Shepard upon deed and abstract delivery. Deeds and warranty deed are expected before April 1 as the Elks plan to build a 61000 clubhouse on a 120 by 112 foot site chosen away from main business streets.
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Appleton
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