OGorman Emerges as Possible New York Senator Candidate
Albany March 1 reports indicate Supreme Court Justice James A. OGorman of New York may become the next senator if insurgent Democrats in the legislature accept him. Charles F. Murphy, Tammany Hall leader, arrived to back the organization line as insurrectionists delay caucus to 3 PM seeking a workable choice amid fears over a late appointment and sudden threats of Republican aid.
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Associated Press
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James A. O'Gorman
New York
O'Gorman
Charles FP. Murphy
Tammany Hall
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Charles F. Murphy
United States
Congress
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Wathy Blall
Supreme
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Murphy
Ferrie
Utica
Saxe
Roosevelt
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Sheehan
Five men plead not guilty in Cincinnati fraud case
Five defendants including J H Bondmaker city public service director and H F Shipley city engineer pleaded not guilty before Judge Gorman to charges they allowed interior cement to substitute the grade specified in city work. The group also faces possible early trial while a change of venue was sought in a related perjury count against George B Cox. Judge Gorman assigned the perjury matter to Judge Frank Davis of Batavia.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Judge Gorman
J. If. Bondmaker
Public Service
H. F. Shipley
A. J. Henkel
Conrad Henkel
W. W. Coney
George B. Cox
Henry T. Hunt
Arthur Espy
Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Gorman
Frank Davis
Batavia
Clermont County
Sequel to Crippen Case Awarded 200 Damages in Libel Suit
London on March 31 reports that the king's henchman today awarded 200 pounds to former Inspector Dew of Scotland Yard for satisfaction of a libel suit against The Daily Chronicle related to the Crippen murder.
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Associated Press
London
King's Hench
Invision Today
Dew
Scotland Yard
Daily Chronicle
Crippen
Harvard Head on Board for Postal Rate Commission
President A Lawrence Lowell of Harvard University accepted the post on the postal rate commission. Associate Justice Hughes chairs the panel with Lawrence Maxwell of Cincinnati the other member. The panel, formed at Congress end, will study the proposed second class postage rate increase opposed by popular magazines.
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Washington
BP. C
White House
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Black Hand Man in Toils in Chicago Case
Philip Purpurpa a former South Chicago commission merchant confessed to writing twenty letters to suburb residents signed The Black Hand He admitted taking a dummy package at a trap set by police and officials seek links to other threats including letters sent to Chicago residents and the jury in Federal Judge K M Landis's court in a Black Hand case
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Chicago
Philip Purpurpa
Commission
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Bhick
Purpurpa
K. M. Landis
ANNUITIES FOR INDIANS TO BE DISTRIBUTED IN APRIL
The Winnebago Indians will receive annuities in the first week of April with the initial distribution at Wittenberg. Children born in the tribe after January 1 1900 will qualify for regular annuities, ending a delay that caused suffering while rolls were revised.
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Ociaten Press
Cang Folina T. Eseh
Wittenburg
Fire Rages at Danville Factory in North Hazel Street
A major blaze in Danville Thinville HL started at ovelock this morning and swept through the retail district and a furniture factory on North Hazel street. The Stahl Weban factory, largest in the city and employing about 100 men, was destroyed. loss is insured. Fire officials say crossed electric sites may have caused the fire, which was not fully controlled by mid afternoon. The company plans to rebuild.
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Associated Press
Thinville
Stahl Weban
Hazel Street
Weavrlock
Vote or appoint officers in Green Bay election
Milwaukee Wis March 1 Special from Green Bay voters will decide next Tuesday whether to adopt the charter provision for electing a city assessor attorney and engineer by popular vote Petitions asked for a public vote and the council granted the request The outcome is eagerly awaited with expected sizable turnout
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Wisconsin
Green Bay
Priest is for temperance in Milwaukee Wisconsin
A Beloit telegram reports Father M J Ward pastor of St Thomas Catholic church Milwaukee now entering his annual temperance campaign. He is first temperance lecturer in Wisconsin thirty nine years ago and has long opposed liquor, yet in his home city he refuses to take part in the temperance campaign.
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Wic
Beloit
M. J. Ward
St. Thomas Catholic
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Members Plan State Convention Delegation Bid
Milwaukee Wisconsin special from Manitowoc says Commercial Travelers of this city will attend the state convention in Green Bay in June with a band of forty. Plans are under way to assemble a delegation of sixty and advertise the town by bringing the Land with it.
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Mardigh
Manitvivac
Moving pictures stir church sermons in Wisconsin
Milwaukee March 31 A Journal special from Pelott quotes a minister saying mov ing pictures indicate he plans to move. Rev Huth Lowry Moore pastor of the First Presbyterian church in etich city comments on Rev Mr Thomas of Elgin showing moving picture programs several times weekly with apparent success.
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Pelolt
Huth Lowry Moore
First Presbyterian
Rebels Win Battle Reported in Mexico Ambush Details
The Herald from Magdalena Sonora reports rebels defeated federals at San Rafael with ambushes and heavy fighting. Telegrams cite 700 rebels and 1,000 federals in the clash near Santa Rosa, Hermosillo reinforcements, and disputed casualty figures, amid rumors of Yaqui defections and ongoing hostilities across Chihuahua and Paso.
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Speech on Scaffold in Tulsa Confirms Guilt of Henson
Tulsa March 31 a five minute speech on the scaffold saw Frank Henson admit guilt and willingness to expiate his crime in the murder of Deputy Sheriff Charles Tamper last October. Minister Netherland followed with a brief prayer service before the trap was sprung.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Heath
Frank Henson
Murder Mystery Solved In Seattle Case
Seattle police solved a murder mystery involving a woman shipped in a wicker basket from Yokohama. The body was found to be killed by a waterman of a Buddhist temple in Osaka, ending a case that stirred local and international attention.
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Yokohama
Tasakusa
Dynamite Kills Mother in Dover Home Blast
Mrs. Joseph M. Lolick was killed when dynamite stored in the cellar exploded while she slept with her two children. A six year old boy died soon after at Morristown hospital, and the infant daughter escaped uninjured as the blast blew a hole through the wall of the house. The husband had stored the dynamite in the cellar prior to the accident.
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Associated Press
Dover
Del
Joseph M. Lolick
Morristown
Arkansas Quake Sparks Doors Rattle and Windows Shatter
A small Arkansas tremor rattled offices and homes at 1 10 PM injuring nothing but fixtures. Mirrors, desks, chairs toppled in the Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone building as Weather Bureau officials reported noticeable sway in the Southern Trust Company tower. Vicksburg Mississippi and Memphis Tennessee also reported shocks and minor tremors with no major damage recorded.
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Tenn
Dr Northrop Bids Adieu At Minnesota University
Dr Cyrus Northrop retired as the president of the University of Minnesota today and was made president emeritus in a chapel ceremony. More than 1,500 people attended as students and faculty heard a farewell full of gratitude and emotion. Dr George Edgar Vincent, the incoming president, will arrive tomorrow and address the students in the chapel. The official inauguration is planned for next fall.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Cyrus Northrop
University of Minnesota
Read
Northrop
Chicago men interested in new northwest quarry line
Milwaukee March 31 A Journal special from Manitowoc saga Chicago capital backs a new quarry and line kiln company that has bought twenty six acres of land known as the restretch property north of the city and will establish one of the largest quarries in the northwest. The company is headed by W A Lapinspy of Chicago and is said to be incorporated for 10 dollars.
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Wik
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Chicago Capital
Sherestretch
Northwest
W. A. Lapinspy
Chicago
Beloit High School Names Valedictorian and Salutatorian
A Beloit Daily News special names Bailey Selensky valedictorian of the Beloit high school senior class and Migs Ebba Berkus salutatorian. All commencement speakers chosen for scholarship merit are women.
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Milwaukee
Wix
Daily News
Beloit
Bailey Selensky
Beloit High School
Migs Ebba Berkus
Swedianl
Former judge sentenced in embezzlement case
Medina March 31 Robert M Campbell seventy year old former Ashland common pleas judge convicted two months ago of aiding and abetting E F Shelley Loudenville banker in the embezzlement of 3800 from the estate of Paul Oliver deceased today was sentenced to two years in the Ohio penitentiary Shelley now under sentence of five years in the penitentiary
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Associated Press
Medina
Robert M. Campbell
Ashland Eoarty Common Pleas
E. F. Shelley
Loudenville
Paul Oliver
Ohio
Shelley
Plans for dedication of Lincoln memorial building
Trudgenville Kentucky prepares for the dedication of the Lincoln memorial building on the Lincoln farm. March 32 is given as the date with President Tai several cabinet officers and Lincoln Memorial association officials among those expected to witness the ceremonies.
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Lincoln Farm
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Milwaukee Suicides Self Inflicted At Schntz Hotel
Milwaukee March 31 Hans Anderson of Chicago committed death by own action today at the Schntz hotel by shooting himself above the heart with a thirty two caliber revolver. A note on the table read Take this money and put my body on the ground Thats all I ask. The fragment includes a stray gardening quip about going back to the farm.
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Hans Anderson
Chicago
Schntz Hotel
Wisconsin Senate Debates Suffrage and Tax Bills
The Wisconsin Senate passed a referendum bill on woman suffrage with James receiving many congratulations for leading the measure. Debate covered state control of Stout Manual Training School, tonnage tax proposals, and child labor legislation, with committee hearings planned on insurance policy changes and compulsory medical inspections.
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G W Webster Read dies in Menasha Wisconsin
Special to The North esters Menasha Wisconsin March 9 34 40 W Webster one of the city s pioneer residents died shortly before noon today at his home due to illness after a long illness Mrs Webster was elected city assessor and long served in public work Surviving are her husband and children George Webster of Stock t C Webster of Minneapolis Mrink of Owarl William of Neenah and Nellie Webster Funeral arrangements not yet completed Mrs Toepfer will host at home After weeks of preparation for street work surveying the strip of land to connect an upcoming street project into Appleton Avenue crews have been mobilized for the seven construction zones Henry Tobimberger was an Appleton visitor and other local notes.
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Rich Baby Kidnapped in Las Vegas Ransom Plot
A Las Vegas baby was kidnapped in a ransom scheme led by Dennis Hart and others. Prominent attorney A. Rogers and his wife were targeted as the child was abducted from their home after a note demanded $10,000. Police pursued four men, including Hart, as the search spread across the city. the baby was recovered unharmed.
Armory Project Hangs On Fundraising Pace
A joint meeting of the Pend du Lae Tinuds corporation and the Business Mens association committee on March discussed a $6,000 subscription and a plan to raise $5,088 more within two weeks to award a contract for the armory. If funds fail, the project may be abandoned and the old building considered for replacement with a new armory costing around $35,000.
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Damages suit dropped over disputed dried goods contract
Northwestern t I-74 special report details a lawsuit linked to a contract negotiated by Av. Mi Box, former president of Baex-Tiolm, alleging a purchase of tens of dried Trans font products at $132,000. The court found Bovx not liable to enter due to contract issues and the case centered on misrepresented approval and hand of the defendant company.
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Harvard Students Enraged After Clash In Cambridge
Associated Press reports Harvard students in Cambridge react violently after officers remove Charles Joachford a Black waiter from Memorial Hall following a shooting that wounded Walter Hughes. Joachford escapes unharmed as police intervene amid chaos on campus.
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Memorial Hall
Harvard Univsity
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Heath Hughes
Roachford
Tramp dog mauls child in Milwaukee injury details
A stray dog attacked a child in Milwaukee, causing severe injuries. The child was playing near a barn when the dog pounced, tearing clothing and inflicting multiple lacerations. Responding bystanders assisted, but the child died at the scene.
Green Bay Big Brothers plan ties new year event
A garbled March notice from Green Bay Wisconsin outlines plans for a Big Brothers program session. It mentions forming groups, a schedule over the next five days, and arranging testing or assignments, with emphasis on guidance and participation.
Centenarian Health Note From Sylvan County
A century old resident in Sylvan County marked 100 years, celebrated health status, and reflected on life as the community notes the milestone. Local records show respectful recognition from city officials and neighbors.
Idlers Become Annoying In Milwaukee
Special to The X Northwesteen reports in Milwaukee Wisconsin that idle laborers recently out of work have grown bold in the city. They are causing mild annoyance with disruptive behavior and unrest.
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Mare
Daily News
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