Ayres Wins Ivan Frank Clothes Essay Flight Prize
Robert M Ayres son of Atlee B Ayres selected by judges in a letter contest by Ivan Frank Co makers of boys clothes. He will own the aeroplane on New Year s Day. The aeroplane is on display in Washer Bros Co Boys Department show window.
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Robert M. Ayres
Atlee B. Ayres
Ivan Frank & Co
Ivan Frank
Washer Bros. Co
Underwood Seeks Revenue Tariff Revision Post Holidays
Washington reports Representative Underwood outlines the Democratic tariff program to tax reform based on production costs, aiming for a revenue tariff. Republicans push a protective bill with profits, while insurgents seek substantial reductions and party unity for 1912.
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Washington, D. C
Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
Tariff Board
Democratic House
House
Payne
Pastor boasts fifty years without lawsuits or divorces
Eldorado Colorado pastor of a German Lutheran church says in its fifty years none of the members have sued and none of the couples married have sought a divorce as the church marks its fiftieth anniversary.
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Eldorado, Colo
German Luthern Church
Persian Cabinet Dismisses W. Morgan Shuster
Teheran December 23. The Persian cabinet dismissed American treasurer general W Morgan Shuster bowing to Russian demands. Shuster said he would resign if convinced the move protected Persia and thanked the cabinet and parliament for their loyalty while noting independence was threatened.
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Teheran
W. Morgan Shuster
Persia
Russia
Sia
Mr. Shuster
Penitentiary Deposits Funds In State Treasury
The Texas penitentiary commission deposited 560,000 in the state treasury from receipts of the system selling sugar cane and other products. The move may avoid incurring debt to rehabilitate Huntsville penitentiary. Assistant Attorney General C. E. Lane will represent the penitentiary in a suit filed at Houston by the Impe Sugar company over a breach of contract.
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Austin
Tex
Penitentiary Commission
Huntsville
C. E. Lane
Col
Houson
Impe Sugar Company
Revistas In El Paso Released On Bond
Dr Rafael Molina alleged chief of the Revistas in northern Mexico was released on bond of 1000 dollars in El Paso after previous bond surrenders. Jose Navarette, another Regista detainee, has friends arranging a Christmas release. Visitors report calmer Chihuahua, resuming mine work and improved conditions for Americans over holiday visits.
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EL Paso
Tex
Rafael Molina
Revistas
Mexico
Chihuahua
Italian Woman Guilty of Murder in Colorado
The jury found Mrs Angelina Garrimone guilty of first degree murder in the fatal throat cutting of Mrs Maria Laguardia in Golden Colorado. The sentence is life imprisonment. Garrimone already serves time at Canon City penitentiary for forgery.
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Golden
Colo
Angelina Garrimone
Maria Laguardia
Governor blocks anti American demonstration in Mexico City
In Mexico City on December 23 Governor Riveria refused to permit an anti American protest planned before the American embassy. He warned organizers that he would use force to stop the demonstration and would not sanction the event.
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Mexico City
United Stat
Riveria
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