Updike Plot Case Dominates Chicago Crime News
Police plan today to continue probing the role of Herbert Updike in the attempted murder plot against his father Furman D. Updike. Furman refuses bail for his sons Irving and Herbert, who face conspiracy charges. Herbert reportedly wed cabaret singer Nelly E. De Onsonne, though both deny marriage.
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Jitney Men Seek Relief From City Council
Herman Post of the San Antonio Jitney and Auto Union No 1 claims strict regulations and $10 000 indemnity bonds drain profits. A petition for ordinance amendments will be presented to the city council, with a referendum if rejected.
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Henry accuses Colquitt of anti-Democratic stance in speech reply
Washington D C January 18 Representative Henry renewed attacks on former Governor Colquitt over his speech in the House. He labels Colquitt's reply a plea of confession and avoidance and accuses him of siding with Republicans against Democratic policies and Mexico policy. Henry likens Colquitt to Foraker Root and Penrose as stand-out Republicans.
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Liner Tuscania Brings Millions In Bullion And Securities
The Tuscania arrived at New York with a large shipment of bullion and American securities valued by passengers at several million dollars. Precautions were taken against potential torpedo threats after leaving Liverpool. Miss Sibyl Eden reports a call to mobilize the 200000 Serbians in the United States to join a new Serbian army.
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Anuric touted by Dr. Pierce as kidney aid
The advertisement promotes Anuric from Dr. Pierce at Buffalo N Y claiming superiority over lithia in eliminating uric acid. It emphasizes relief for backache scalding urine and rheumatism with quick joint pain and stiffness improvement and offers trial sizes and water analysis by the doctor.
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Miners Face Wage Demands and Suffrage Talk at UMWA Meet
About 1300 delegates attend the twenty-fifth UMWA convention in Indianapolis where wage scales for hard and soft coal districts across multiple states will be set. President White supports no-strike policy while preparations for war and universal woman suffrage loom. Ohio seeks a 10 percent mine run wage increase and reforms to the miners' constitution are discussed with no current strikes anticipated.
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Governor addresses Texas swine breeders in Seguin meeting
Cold weather greeted Texas Swine Breeders at the opening of their annual meeting in Seguin. Delegates and many local farmers attended. George Kempen, Seguin Chamber of Commerce president and County Judge J. B. Williams gave welcomes, with L. Estes of Groesbeck responding. Governor James Ferguson arrived from San Antonio and spoke to a large audience.
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Cargo of Stucco Army Rifles
Madrid dispatch reports 300 blocks of stucco shipped from Zurich to Malaga via Geneva found to contain 4000 rifles and 400000 cartridges. The theory is that the arms were meant for rebellious Moorish tribesmen.
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Labor Favors Greater Army and Navy Plan
Speakers urge strong defense amid international tensions advocating a one billion expansion beyond current budgets. Hammond defends preparedness as prudent insurance, Williams warns of war costs, Cadman calls for a top naval policy, general staff, and larger crew to back a powerful fleet.
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Allies Send Ultimatum to Greece
The report says an ally ultimatum to Greece was issued, with damage noted as minor while Rome declares. Fighting rages in Mesopotamia and the Caucasus as Russian and British forces press Turks. Constantine may be overthrown as Venizelos is urged to lead a Greek republic. SARAIL takes command at Salonika. Martial law reportedly to be proclaimed in Athens this week.
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Turkish defense holds as Russians press Caucasus offensive
Constantinople reports Russian forces now outnumber Turkish troops in the Caucasus but face effective resistance. No changes in Mesopotamia. A British monitor was destroyed near Sheikh Said, about 25 miles down the Tigris from Kut El Amara, the only reported incident.
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Charters Issued for Beaumont Motor Firm
Charters issued in Austin on January 18 for the Prutzman Comeaux Motor Car Company of Beaumont with capital stock of $7500. Incorporators are George Joe Prutzman J A Comeaux and B W Parks.
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German spy Trebich Lincoln escapes from deputy marshal
Ignatius T. Trebich Lincoln a former British Parliament member and confessed German spy held in New York pending extradition escaped from a United States deputy marshal last Saturday and has not been seen since authorities said today.
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Morris Samuels Civil War Veteran Dies at 70 in San Antonio
Morris Samuels a Union Navy veteran died at his home 710 Maverick Street at 7 45 Tuesday morning. He was 70 and had lived in San Antonio twelve years born in London 1845 came to the U S as a youth and later settled in Dallas. He served throughout the Civil War and later moved to Texas. funeral Wednesday at 2 30 under Grand Army of the Republic with full military honors at the national cemetery. He is survived by three sons Alexander and George Samuels of Dallas L M Samuels of San Antonio five daughters and a brother E Samuels of Galveston.
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Carranza Troops Battle With Outlaws in Mexico Debate
Senators clash over editorial reading and a motion to send armed forces to Mexico. Senator Myers objects to the editorial as improper while Stone supports restraint. Borah suggests immediate action to aid Americans in Mexico, but the discussion is ruled out of order with a notice to refer the resolution tomorrow.
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Refugees from Parral Reach El Paso on Train
More than 100 refugees including women and children arrived in El Paso from Parral via a special train. They report Villa bandits roaming the countryside, looting ranches mines and foreign property. No further American casualties were reported after last week's Santa Ysabel massacre. observers denied claims that victims lacked safe conducts issued by General Alvaro Obregon.
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Kidney Pills Help Man Recover After Illness
Solomon Bequette of Flat River Missouri says a 50 cent box of Foley Kidney Pills strengthened him after years of back trouble. The ad notes common kidney symptoms and recommends Foley Kidney Pills to remove waste. sold by A M Fischer in the Gibbs Building.
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Winds Affected Skins In Queretaro Amid Refugee Tensions
Reports from Queretaro detail Mexican officials denying General Carranza guards for denied asylum. Refugees say Parral Camargo and Chihuahua City officials urged staying under Carranza garrisons. Some will depart by train from Chihuahua City today while others remain under protection. General Obregon allegedly a prisoner at Queretaro. Argumedo Villa factions plot against Carranza. Also, General Rodriguez’s body arrives in Juarez. arrest in Corpus Christi for assault with intent to kill.
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Gran Quivera to Meet For Annual Election Smoker
The annual meeting of the Order of the Gran Quivera will be held Tuesday night in the Montezuma cafe to elect officers and directors for the coming year. Phil L. Jackson is likely to be reelected president as by law amendments are voted on and Fiesta plans discussed. The gathering will be a smoker.
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