House of Representatives Committee Expanded Chair Dalzell Named
Washington March 24 A reconstituted House committee expanded under the Norris Resolution names John Dalzell Pennsylvania as chairman with Republicans Walter Smith Massachusetts George Price California Sloat Fassett New York Henry Bouteill Illinois and Democrats Champ Clark Missouri Oscar Underwood Alabama John FitsSerala New York and Lincoln Dixon Indiana. Democrats meet tonight as minority leaders weigh committee size and possible odd-number expansion to eleven to avoid tied votes.
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Associated
Washington, D. C
Yules
House
John Dalze
Pennsylvania
Walter J. Smith
Town
George Prence
Massachusetts
J. Sloat Fassett
New York
Sylvester C. Smith
California
Henry I. Bouteil
Ilinois
Champ Clark
Missouri
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
John J. Fits- Serala
Lincoln Dixon
Indiana
Acknowledged Minority Narcy Tender of the House
Acknowledged minority member of the House sits on the rules committee and will likely stay if Republican actions are confirmed tonight. The text notes party alignment and committee retention depending on tonight’s votes.
Insurgent Moves in Congress Stir Rules Committee
The report outlines tensions in the Republican insurgent bloc over the rules committee. Dalzell and others face shifts while Taugen of Iowa and Norris of Nebraska figure in leadership maneuvers. Fitzgerald opposes changes as Democrats voice resistance to the proposed rules panel.
New York member on House rules committee faces support split
Representatives Champ Clark and Underwood backed Fitzgerald to promote party harmony and keep a New York member on the rules committee. Opponents Hayes Glass Hardwick Bartlett Sims Pujo argued against honoring Fitzgerald as the House begins its session rules debate.
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Champ Clark
Underwood
Alabama
Fitzgerald
New York
Hayes and
Glass
Virginia
Hardwick and Bartlett
Georgia
Sims
Tennessee
Pujo
Louisiana
Republicans Seek Merit in New Rules Committee
The article reports on factional disputes within the party over committee leadership and the selection of a new rules committee. It notes calls to replace Fitzgerald with Sulzer and quotes Representative Underwood praising the new caucus picks while warning they reflect Cannon faction. Poindexter of Washington is cited as a leader among the reformers.
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Fitzgerald
Cannon
Sulzer
New York
Cannon Pace
Underwood
Poindexter
Wasington
Radi
Insurgent Republicans Vie For Rules Panel Seats
The piece notes insurgent Republicans in the house pushing to influence the reorganized rules committee. Secret ballots and strategic votes are discussed to defeat rival Fitzgerald of New York and place candidates in key panel roles. Foster’s vacancy prompts Gardner of Michigan to seek the commerce expenditures chair. Bennet of New York joins foreign affairs to fill a Lovering vacancy.
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Eal
Fitzgerald
New York
Fitzraid
Department of Commerce
Tabop
Mrr
Foster
Ann. Gardner
Michigan
Mr. Bennet
New Yor
Lovering
Massachusetts
Charlestown WV Fire Devastates Several Structures
The Associated Press reports a blaze in Charlestown West Virginia damaged four buildings and disrupted local services. Firefighters battled high pressure water systems and a saturated fire department as authorities assessed the loss and preparedness for recovery.
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Associated Press
Charlestown
W.va
Maceh
Uw Etle County
SIEZES AMERICAN BOATS BY MERCHANT MARINE SQUAD
A fragmentary report describes arrests by a coastal guard unit near Bluefields and Tuutiekls. Enriqe Pines, brother of a former minister to Washington, allegedly led a detachment capturing Pringa Dalsa and a Signer of provisional government. The raid seized two ships and implied steps to pursue other seized vessels.
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Bluefields
Sintes
Tuuetiekls
Enrique Pines
Washington
Pringa Dalsa
Madrix
Americ
United States
Enustiite
United Star
Prentices
Formal 1930s-Style Run for Office Announced
A candidate announces plans to challenge Stafford in the race for the next congressional district seat. The signer states intent to make a formal declaration of candidacy soon after the current campaign concludes.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Marci
Gress
Stanford
Stafford
Joy Ride Fatal in Cahokia Creek Crash
AP report from St. Louis states Jacob Mueller and Ben McCaol a chauffeur are believed dead after a car struck a culvert over Cahokia Creek in East St. Louis. Three other men remain hospitalized with serious injuries. injured victims include Charles Fowler D M and W Trier, all from an unspecified area. Police continue to search the creek for missing occupants.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Jacoh Mueller
Ben McCaol
Cahokia Creek
East St. Lars
Helles
Charles Fowler
W. Trier
Janesville Votes on Local License Election This Spring
Special to The Neettin Milwaukee Wisconsin reports Janesville to hold a spring election on license or prohibition. Petitioners urged voters to city clerks last afternoon as Evansville and other towns weigh temperance questions this spring.
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Milwaukee
Janesville
Sta Howse
Evansville
Temperanes
Chile and Peru face tensions over potential plebiscite
Assov Washington reports diplomatic strain as Peru seeks archives from the United States and Chile proposes a plebiscite on Tacna and Arica provinces. Ecuador awaits Spain's boundary ruling affecting regional tensions and possible shifts in allegiance.
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Assov Washagton
D. C
Chile
Peru
Baftahos
Sunitiag
Washingston
United States
Sumiage
Tannahery Stable Fire at Leather Commpany Plant
Fire at the Tannahery Leather Commpany tannery caused 4 to 380 dollars in losses to the stable annex. Night watchman found the blaze at 1 40 am. flames confined to the second story and the barn damaged. Insurance covers the loss. Separately St Marys parish trustees plan a brick two room addition costing about 2000 dollars with seating for forty eight. project to start in April with completion by September.
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Fem du Law
Eping Feather Company
Northern Brewing Company
Doll
St. Mary's
Canon
Pugilist Johnson Bail Hearing Confusing Court Hearing
The report describes a chaotic court scene over the assault case against Jhesuer Johnson. Bail issues, a missing defendant, and erratic judge conduct are noted as witnesses and a man named Norman Finder are involved. Johnson seeks to address the court while witnesses are unsettled and a Chicago-bound train is mentioned.
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Johnsen
Norman Finder
Pinder
Mulgueen
Johnson
Jebnenn
Jannston
Chantberlain
Chicago
Patrol Dynamited During Riot Strike Aftermath
March 24 report from Pittsburgh describes a patrol wagon struck by dynamite on riot duty. Officers were thrown from the vehicle, one horse injured, and Inman detained on dynamite charges. unions plan a Sunday meeting at Central Labor Union to discuss ending the sympathy strike as workers resume other trades. No response yet from trainmen or traction officials amid wage dispute rumors.
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Associated Press
Aielia
Cit
Os Rs
AA Inman
Triah
Central Labor Union
Textil
Brck
Associated Carpenters
Che
New York
New York Central Railway
Baltimore
Ohio Railroad
Central
Irinmiey
Malin
Fila Franklin
Ing Developmenta
Ricrest
Itmation Aimens |Ter
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Wition Paper Makers
John TB Matin
Matin
Sefertinen Lintjie
George J. Schneider
Tie Men du Jeininz
Arpinaetian Boas
Refmeider
Dohudt
Hems
American Federation of Baber
Sehneider
Tars
Tadis
Homnde
Funeral Train Collision Reported Near Garrison
A funeral train collision occurred on Central tracks near Garrison, Alabama, this afternoon. Twenty persons were injured mostly with cuts and bruises, as the carriages and two spectators were involved in the wreck.
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Carase
Identification of wreck victims announced in Varinon report
T F Graham of Varinon Maryland identified the dead from the Manx wreck as Mrs Annie Robertson of Galesburg age fifty eight, previously unnamed. The reveal confirms the victim as the mother in law of the reporter, tying the deceased to local connections.
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T. F. Graham
Varinon
Wena
Annie Robertson
Galesburg
Neenah Affair Showcases National Guard Gathering
Members of the Wisconsin National Guard and officers of Company IL gathered in Neenah for the annual inspection led by Gen. Charles King. An informal evening followed at Congressman SA Deok’s home with socializing and beverages among attendees including Adj. Ho, R. Boardman, Maj. J. A. Newdix, Capt. U. G. Carl, Lt. Jesse W. Stille and J. Kardy.
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Wisigns National Guard
Neenah
Charles King
Cutirpaty IL
Welk Kuesta
S.A. Deok
Adj. Ho
R. Boardman
J. A. Newdix
U. G. Carl
Jesse W. Stille Aind
J, Kardy
Menelik Is Dying. Regent Takes Power In Abyssinia
Addis Abeba March 21 King Menelik is said to be dying this afternoon. Rus Tesama, the regent, with chiefs approval, assumes governance. The empress loses power over state affairs and appointments. the capital is tranquil and foreign safety is pledged.
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Associate Press
Addis Abeba
Abyssinia
Menelik
Rus Tesama
Lidy Jeassu
Atute
Trananii
County Fair Revival Discussed At Mass Meeting
A mass meeting at city hall WLW eyed to push the county fair project with a subscription report from the committee. Water house as temporary president hopes for wide attendance from county citizens and farmers for a revived county fair week and a likely date to be chosen this week.
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Waterhouse
Thige
Insurgents Satisfied With Six Members on Rules Committee
Washington D C March 21 insurgents express satisfaction with six majority members named to the rules committee by the caucus last night Most think adding one or two insurgents would have shown fair treatment to the movement and eased suspicions That the insurgents may act again is considered possible while Price of Mines briefly presided over a debate and Norris of Nebraska challenged the chair.
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Washington, D. C
Price
Murderer Bethea Suffering Mental Illness in Train Killing
Associated Press report from Baltimore details Bethea from South Carolina who shot a coworker on a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train. He eluded a posse and surrender efforts near Wilmington before being treated at a hospital where officials say he is mentally unbalanced.
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Associated Pres
Baltimore
Maren J. Bthea
Southarolinian
Baltimore & Ohin
Wimington
Deaths and notices from Milwaukee Merrill and Paris
Milwaukee reports the death of David Livingston aged fifty five a Merrill dry goods merchant connected with Jovingston Mercantile of Wausau Morrill for years. Paris records the death of Viscount Marie Eugene Melchior de Vogue author and French academy member born 1848 at Nice.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wausau
David Livingston
Merrill
Drygoods
Livingston
Jovingston Mercantile Company
Morrill
Associated Press
Paris
Marie- Eugene-Melchior de Vogue
French Academy
Tle
Niece
William Jones Dies at Seventy in Frederick
William Jones, a resident of Frederick, dies at age seventy. The notice notes his death and residence, with brief biographical details limited by the fragmentary source.
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Frederick Atenne
Yeears
Fanerat
Fifteen Drown In Norwegian Steamer Disaster
The Norwegian steamer Dixie bound from New York to Alabaster sank after a severe Elbe storm. Fifteen crew members perished with one man Frank Sippi dying at home after illness. Funeral services are planned for Friday at Sacred Heart Church.
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William G. Jones
Frederick Avenue
Associated Press
Hel Cuxhaven
Ina
Dixie
Bien Jones
Elbe
Sippi
Fiunerall
Frank Sippi
Ninth Street
J. Suda
Tnarymoand
Anton Sippi
Sacred Heart Ehurch
M. Z. Schmitz
Riverside Cemetery
Wisconsin Local Forecast Mention Cooler Tonight
Fair and cooler conditions expected in Wisconsin with a clear sky tonight and into Friday. The report notes lower temperatures and a gentle breeze, with pleasant daytime highs and cooler evenings, suitable for outdoor activities.
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Sao Sun Taye Dey Hines
Sera
Wisconsin
Excelsior Plant Fire In Oshkosh Area Sparks Alarm
A blaze erupted at the Excelsior Manufacturing plant near the corner of Murdock and Harrison in Oshkosh. Fire officials report a wooden pile on the premises caught fire around 3 PM amid high winds. no injuries noted as routine inquiries were made at the factory office shortly after.
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Western Union
Oshkosh J Excelsior
Murdock
Harrison Seta
Excelsior
3Eeolock
Objection in Oshkosh Bequest Case Advances in Court
In Oshkosh a probate hearing over Mrs. Helen A. Beach's bequest to a city training school continues. Executors George Hilton and Schriber testified the city met all conditions, with bank officials confirming bond arrangements and certificates of deposit used as cash equivalents despite objections from Thomppsen and Jackson of New York and Merrill’s Smart. The trial resumes after 2 pm with city officials, executors, and counsel present.
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Wis
Helen A. Beach
Bonis ‘Thompson
New York
Oshkosh
Iliva
Sith
Sehiout
ER. Spink
Chen
Spink
George Hiltonaries Schriber
Beach
Pred Beglinger
Thomas Daly
Commercial National Bank
Air
Spinkle
Albert T.ifennig
City National Bank
Hennig
Chicles Barber
Mrs. Water
George Hilton
Tr. Hilton
M.on. MeIver
Testimeany
Introducrd
Eite
State Supreme Court
Drarns
tCheven Land
Dante Wituek
Puit
Roosevelt in Cairo Welcomed by Egyptian Officials and Public
Ex President Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Cairo amid a grand welcome with Stars and Stripes flying. He and Mrs Roosevelt, joined by the Iddings family, toured the city and were hosted by Maj. L. O. Stack and Abbas Hilmi the khedive. The visit included a return to the agency and a planned excursion to the Pyramids before a week of engagements.
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Associated Press
Egypt
Ben Roosevelt
Uale
Egyptianopolis
Cner
New York
Luxor
Colom Rroosevelt
Roosevelt
Kermit
Ethel
Cairo
Ezbekieh Garden
Ismailiya
Hunter
Maj
L. O. Stack
Sudan
iIntelligence
Reginald Wingate
Stack
Iddings
Mrs. Iddings
Roosevelts
Talls
Khedive
Mr. Iddings
Major Stack
Statu Emich
Abhdin Palace
Abbas Hilmi
Pyramids
Mena House
Southampton
Roosevel
Wenw York
Straus
Washington D
United States
Amba
Constantinopote
Cale
Commerce and Labor
Bransevelt
Taft
Walsh Improves Health After Return to Washington
Washington reports Thomas Z Walsh a Colorado millionaire shows better condition after returning from Antonia for his health. He seemed cheerful and glad to be back, with friends noting improvement in his state of health and spirits.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Antonia
Thomas Z. Walsh
Fedas
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